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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-07

BrCELIHG oN TIIsFlIARNEss. The Know
Nothings are coming out of their shell again
They held State Council at Troy the other
day, and have colnmrnced Furnishing up their
old weapons, polishing their platform and pre-
pairing for next years election. We should
not be surprised if they were 10 trouble the
other two parties III the State very much by
next November.
The above is from tho View York ITcra III of
Monday. We rather think tie fslrald is
about right III its predictions. Bnl it will not
bc simply in New York where this icvulsion
will Jake place: it will extend all over the
country. But we will still maintain gallant
old Maryland in her position as the Banner
American Statc.-BM. lRppcr.
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"In' for a Debate.

For The Cecil Wing.
MIR. EpIron Having read comnunica-
ton from Lewisville, Pa, in your paper of
the 7th inst, signed Spectator" containing
the following statement, viz: "a desire has
been expressed to discuss the question, Has
Congress right to legislate for the Terrific
res respecting Slavery but they are nearly
all of the opinion that it has no such right;
and cannot discuss the question for want of
opposition" would reply that although !
have not consulted with either DR.. D. W..
Hutchinson, of Oxford, tho Rev. Thos CULLEN,
CT New London, DIR. Z. B. IL. Higgins, OF Elk
Dale. or Isaac Spear, Esq, Of Oxford, that
probably, the 'desire" might be gratifcd if
the above named gentlemen should he re-
quostcd TO furnish the nccdful opposition
and reasonable notice bc given.
Rising SIN, Ftb. %. BINDABozA. .
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Correspondence ofThc Cecil Wing.
syn" for Rising SIM.


RsING SrN, March 4th 81.
In the county ofCccil q Newspapers found,
That crculatcs widcly-that goes round and
round
Through many section of country we're
told,
And is read by the people, the young and the
old:
And is lik'd and admir'd for its merit and
Wherever lis friends are al'un,lantly known:
This paper. kind reader. before | proceed
would have You to take and frequently read:
just look at the heading upon it, for there
THE CECIL WllIG''s printed in capitals
In number quite lately by reading you IL
find
Somebody from IIarrisvlle calling to mind
That their town is u little bit better than
some.
And is minus of "hordwarc"-al rum:
And boastIngly Wanting so much Of the
place
As to raise quite smile on many face.
Just look at the picture the writer has
wrought:
What tine state of things friend ".Josc" has
thought;
lie talks somewhat flat ring, and lofty, and
And seems to be trying to make The place
''Shinc.'
Some eratitudv's due him for what he has
done
In telling the world they have got to be some :
That "grog vendcrs' sign and a drunk
ards" not there;
Amc;:. if it is so,-your pathway pursue,
And wake up the G,ntlcs to initiate you.
Let Reynolds the Merchants go on too, and
sell
AS lnucI, as they please, this is all very
Welt
Let CLOSE" help on too as much az he can
And pnG away stou,ly if this is the plan.
And now for u moment lets turn away bro
thcr
And cast our eyes Eastward:-bchold here
another
Town standing conspicuous. that's making
some show
AS "Josc," and others too, very well know:
On the rising ground yonder the RISING Sun
view
Where attractions arc plenty and various
Without once dctracting a little from YOU,
Think not there is good people dwelling here
too?
Think not they are moral intelligent, kind,
And also have enterprise. energy, mind!
Think not they're improving in more ways
than one,
And begin to look better indeed at the SIM?
Behold the new buildings full half ola score
And next year will add to the number still
more
Behold what change in short time is here,
See what has been done in the course of
..- year.
And then with the Rail Road to help us
along,
Will give to improvement a spirit quite
strong:
Our Mechanical trades and Artizans here
Will 20 OH aud prosper without any fear;
All this, with "Thc New Store" and Coop
er's big sign"
What say you friend '.Jose" bout making
us '.shinc 2"
But there is the old store as we'll as the new
Making here in our town substantially two:
All the Sun is the place, be it cloudy or clear
That We always can sec whenever we're here !.
Ah-the Sun is the place that standcth not
still,
But is bound to "shine" on as sure as I'm
WILL!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-07

1.-The Saving Fund of the National
Safety company in Walnut street south west
corner of Third, Philadelphia, is an old and
well established Institution which now has
nearly one million and a half of dollars all in
Real Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and
first c'ass Securities for the benefit of Dcpos-
itors. We learn that great many of our
citizens have put their money in this Saving
Fund, and we therefore refer them to the no.
ticc and statement which appear in our paper.
a careful pcrusal will no doubt be highly
gratifying to those who are thus interested in
it as we'll as to others.
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NOTICE..

IN the Circuit Court In Chanccry,
for Cecil county. { March 4th, 1851.
HkDEkED, That the sales made and re-
~ ported by William Jones, Trustee, of
the Real Estate Of William d. Hall, decd, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on Or before the
ninth day Of May next; provided a copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed III Cecil county. once week for one
month before the eighth day of April next.
The Report states tho amount Of sales to
be six hundred dollars ($G00.)
II. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy. Test,
ii. Ii. MITCHELL,
March I, 81 I'm Clerk.
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4florric0.

-" On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. John Elder
dice, Mr. EIlnu Is. HALL to Miss MARIA j.
daughter Of Jethro Johnson, Esq.
On the loth of February by the Rev. John
f.dertlicc, Moses GILLESPIE to MARGARET
MornE all of Cecil co. Md.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. Joseph y,
Brown, Mr.. DAVID 7. DEv LIN to Miss ELz-
AhErl Tyson, both of Cecil county.
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Rev. JEREMIAH +. LESLIE, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, was killed by the cars on the railroad
near that place, OH the 5th Of February. lie
was highly esteemed citizen of GAINESVILLE,
and was in the Slst year ofhis age. lie was
native Of this county and resided here till
he was near 40 years old. Mr.. Leslie was
cousin of Miss Eliza Leslie, the aul,orcss, and
ofCharles r. Leslie the celebrated painter Of
England, and the uncle of Rev. Thomas
Sumption and Mr.. Jcthro johnson of this
county.
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. BENEFITS EMBEDCATlON. tho great
I.inameni. cures Rheun itism
BENEFITS Embroc ,tion, the great Linament.
cures Neuralgia.
Bcnn"tt's Embrocat;en, the great Linah.rnt.
cures Pain. and Spr.,ins
Bcpnc:ts Enbrocaton the great Linamcnt
cures i.umbago.
Ecnne;ts Embroca'ion, the great Linamcnt.
cures rootlaclc
Benefits EmbrocItion the great Linament
cures chappcd Hands. and makes rhcu Write
ST., 10Th anh soft. For sac by II. IT, H,rcuELr
AMI druggists and Storckecpcrs thr-,ttli the
country. Nov -. ISJ6-Iy.
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NURSERY TRElLS.

A PPLE, Peach, Pear. Plum, Cherry. Nee
N tarine and Apricot Trees. Strawberry
and Raspberry Plants, of choice varieties and
thrifty growth; also, large lot OF Silver leaf
Maple Trees, of large and straight growth, for
sale at the ConeortviIlc Nursery. These
Trees viii he sold for cash at Il reduced price.
for the purpose OF settling the estate ofJas.
S. Peters, decd, packed and shipped in good
order.
All orders directed to the undersigned will
receive prompt attention.
MARY b. PETERS, Adm'x,
CU,AS. 7. PETERS, Agent,
Mar wv Conco'drHle p o, Del. Co, Pa
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CONDUCTOR KILLED. Mr.. Thos. B. Bar
nard, conductor on the Accommodation Train
between llavre dc Grace ard Baltimore, was
killed on Wednesday last. lie had burden
cars in his train over the tops of which he
was proceeding to give instructions to the
engineer, when his head Che being blinded by
The smoke as is supposed) came in contact
with a bridge, few miles this side of Bal,-
more and knocked Linn from the train llu
was highly esteemed in llavre de Grace, where
he resided: he was thrty-three years of age
and leaves wife and five children
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EN- ECUf'OE.S SALE
OF
persona AL PROPERTY

l'E.1tSo \ AL y
pY virtue Of an order of the Orphans
~ Court Of Cecil County, the undersigned
will sell at Public Sale, ON
Frtdny Tie 20M Of .Krrch inst.
commencing at 70 O'Clock A. NJ. ON the Farm
near Frcnch:"wn owaed 10y the late Boulder
Biddl", the following personal property of
The said Boulder Bildlc. to wit.
Two good Horses; One pair Of Valuable
Oxen; Several COWS and hogs; One OK cart.
and One slcish--lluuschold and Kitchen
Furniture-and numerous articles OF various
kinds:- Also
TIE CROP OF WHEAT
now growing on the aforesaid Farm.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums of or nndcr
$1,000 To be paid cash on the day of $ ale.
For all sums over SlO.tO Il credit of six
months will be a ll"wcd, the purchaser giving
Note bearing intrrcs, from day of sale, with
approved security.
GEORGE EARLE. Executor
Elkton mar. 9TH, Is. ofBouldrn Bidllc.
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REsrG NATION OF A CoNDCCToR-Mr j.
NJ. Smith, long known as Jerry Smith,"
one of the mos, active, and efficient conduc-
tors on the P. W. and 3. Railroad, who was
lately hurt by fall, at one of the station
during the winter, WAS, in consequence
obliged to resign. lie had been for some
years the conductor on the "lightnng' train.
and was very popular with the travelling
community.
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For The Cecil JThig
More Of the pnlitical Yenduc


MIR. EplroR:-Your remarks last week, on
the vote on the Minnesota Bill, put the pro-
fessions of locofocos to nationality just where
they really belong. The whole aim Of that
party now is, by coalition with the worst
sort of Black Republicanism, to regain their
lost power in the North. The vote on that
same Bill in the House is still. more indicative
of this infamous fusion. 1t was carried sole
ly by a coalition Of Northern locoftcos and
Black Republicans, aided by twelve Southern
locofocos, among whom We're Aiken, Cling
man, Cobb and Quitman. This charge upon
the rights Of American citizens, forms truly
a remarkable feature in political tactics, and
deserves to be held up to the gaze of the
present and the instruction OF the future.
Behold them as they march in couples into
the conflict: Aiken (South Carolina locofoco)
with Galusha Grow. Pennsylvania black rc-
publican,) Clingnan North Carolina locofo-
COY with Israel Washburn, 1.-THE notorious
black republican abolitiohist of Maine How
ell Cobb Georgia locofoco, and now member
of Mr.. Buchanans Cabinct) with Mattcscn,
the infamous Black Republican ofNcw York,
lately expelled from Congress for bribery and
corruption. Mark them well reader! Why is
The Cecil Democrat, which knew no word
but fusion last fall. silent now! What Il
pity Giddings was not there to take the right
of his friend Gen. Quitman, of Mississippi,
and help the limping hypocrite to toe the
mark. Remember, Americans, the object of
that Bill is to allow foreigner to vote with
out naturalization, when he has been in the
country bat few days or weeks at most, and
remember, moreover, that President Buch-
anan. in his inaugural, endorses this principle
to the full
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Rl virtue Of a Deere Of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in Chancrry. and an
order OF resale by said Court, the under
signed Trustees will sell at Public Sale, at
The Court House door in EIkton, on
1h"rsday, The End day Of .1pr,I, 1857,
between the hours Of II a. NJ, and 8 +. NJ,
all that part of the Real Estate of Thomas $.
Thomas am, wife. called ..Grotf rison." IT,
ing and being in Cecil county, Maryland, and
hereinafter described. The said land has
been surveyed and divided into parcels.
No. | contains
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Graf of last week continues its remarks
under this head, in which it expresses its
conviction of s.the absolute necessity of
the union of conservative men in the
state to rescue her from anarchv.' In
other words: it means, that, unless the
locofocos can draw assistance from seine
source outside of their party, they will
not be able to possess themselves of the
Offices at the next election.
In pursuing the subject it says:
"In Maryland, our party consists of all
nose VINO arc opposed to hnow Aoth'ns'sm'
tenrts it. infamous frauds. ;ts nncvamnled
prostitution of the ballo; box, its ruthless in
"S'1 %, .,1 nS ,h o. p''It' e an" W.
lives Of our cltizcns."
That is the l,neuo re This locofoco or
can uses in full knowledge of the results
IF the late l,a,] ;nvcstiuotion IN ph;l,-
dclpbi, in tine cosc Of Mann and Cassidv
Seeing its failure to learn moderation Of
cpithet gainst the American Party by
the developments there, may we not ex
meet it. in view of the importance it at
taches to the maintainance of locofoco
asccndencv in this state, to advocate a
resort to the same means adopted in Or
der to maintain the power of locofocoism
there. to tha wholesale forcing of natu-
r,l;vot;o, n,nors. n N, vot;no of olicns
under names cor; led from tbo or,vos If
the dead. to tbr ,ssossmont If tbe~,,mo
;nd;v;d,,,,s in monv districts. 70 the ro,,
bins Of the ballot boxes Of onnos;tion
tickets and replacing them with locofo
co tickets; to bribery; to perjury; to all
the species of scoundrelism which the
courts have redeemed from the condition
of newspaper CHARGES and established as
facts against them. Let the brazen DEM
agogue of The Democrat, in view of the
facts which exist, take guard of his pen,
in his ,nnlication If onnrobrious names
to = n,rtv which sc,rce contains . man
not better than himself uIptolcrapcc y,
from his Inns who lately said-and We
o.L t,o ro,aor 70 m.rl +ho so,.;n +h,+
otho l,bo.. of tbe protost,n+ Pr,n;t,, ss;s
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Gle Gefil lpbie.
EsATOs. MARCH =, 1867.

L. rom want Of time to pat them in
type we have been forced t" lay over till
our next issue several new advertisements
received this week.
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~R. BONDS LECTURE. Thos. F.. Bond
will lecture before the Elkton Lyccnm in the
Court House, on Wednesday evening next:
Subject: "Our Great Republic" He is an
able man and the lecture will not fail to be
highly satisfactory. We hope to see present
large number of the citizens of the town and
surrounding country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-07

PINKNEY EwlNG's LECTURE. storm
repeating his lecture on ''Brcad." lie will
read it on next Monday night without regard
to weather.
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The Inauguration Of Mr.. Buchan-

n The Inauguration Of Mr.. Buchan-
an us President Of the United States, on
Wednesday was witnessed by large
conconrsc. The day gas fine and the
number Of strangers iii Washington was
yariously estimated at from $4,000 to
100, 700.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-07
NOTICE 70 BUILDERS.

'lNllE Trustees of the Lower West Nut
Il tinghitm Prcshytcrian Church. Will IT,
coiyr Proposals t" the lJrli day Of March,,
for Repairing. putting in New Windows amt
Doors. and other alterations to that Church.
ne work 10 be commenced this spring, and
finished within reasonable time.
Drawings and Specifications can lr sr"n
by calling om \. W. McC"EMIcK, |, miles.
south OF the church.
MIr u Il,
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DE Ist'Es(s'S NO.
MANIPULATED GUANO,

WE intend keeping on hand full supply Of
w the above composed Of Peruvian and Phos-
ph.,tic Guano. warranted Of uniform quality.
Every lot is subjected to the inspection of Doct
David Stewart, chemist to the Maryland State Ag
riculural society. which is protection to the
former and guarantee of its quality. and will be
found upon examination. superior, as the analysis
proves, To any heretofore sold in this market Mr.
i'r Burss facilities and machinery for uniform
manipulation. are superior to any other IN this
country. / will be sold ut a small advance upon
nrst cost analysis of De 3urs's manipulated
Guano0
'snls Of Ammonia, 2O3l
Mxei Phosphate 1919
Sand or Insoluble Portion, 23S
tnrbonatcs and other elemcnts rs
Water or loss 1910
Q 6j per cent of pure Ammonia,
1910 pho.phutcs
DAVID STEWART. NJ n,
Chemist Of Md State Agri'l Society.
st Johns College. Annapolis Nd. Dec II. 1856
Price IS per ton of 1000 lbs in good strong bugs
j. j. & L. TURNER,
No. AZ Pratt Street,
Feb Is jim BALTIAoRD, Mp.
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AMERICAN FloronY.-At the munich
pal election held in Alexandria, Va, on
Tuesday, the American candidate for
Mayor was elected by 1873 majority.
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SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

TIE subscribers present to the notice of farmers
and Others interested the above article The ex-
cclrney of our preparation has been so well known
tor many years past, that We deem it unnecessary
10 say much in respect to its merits. but mel ely
remark that during a long series Of years its pu-
rty and value Il stimulant for the growing crop
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FTsFIRE IN THE Cor STny.-I'hc huttsc of Mr..
Thomas n. Biddle, three miles below Elkton,
on the road to Chesapeake City, wa, destroy
cd BY fire On Monday last. IT was occupied
by him as a dwelling and srocery store, and
was lis only property. Loss some 5000; 10
insurance.
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Chestnut and Whiteoak Posts

FOR SALE; delivered on the railroad o.
river Apply to L. W. THOMAS,
March ! If North East.
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LIGHTNING RODS.
PATIENT.

(WUjt THE subscriber calls tho attention Of
wv the public to his superior
r Archaeological Lightning Rods.
1t is now fully admitted on all hands,
that every building TO DO secure from
the destructive influences of Lightning
should be provided with good conduc,
tor.
Tho large number of worthless rods
that are put up makes 1t necessary for
purchasers to examine tho merits Of tho
different rods offered for sale. -
/ earnestly invite rigid examination
of the principles on which my Rods arc
A 4 constructed. "e st
have put up near 5000 Rods, and
have never heard OF the loss of one dol
lars worth Of property by l. ghtnng in
any buiilins. T. which ono Of my 10 .
NJ has been attached. | therefore fe.l
great confidence in recommending them
not only as tho best bat as tho DULY
safs VI in use. -i-,- .- F..s.r
n" The following gentlemen hayin.
examined these rods aud given thcua
their ungn,lif I'd appr ,bition.a have
kindly given me their permission to
Or to them ..4-. gre .-
WALTER Il. JOHNSON.
r- c mmis,ionar of Patents,
T. f. WALLEki NJ. ID.
HENRY McMuRTRIE, MD.
For sale W h olusac and Retail at
the Factory rs-f a..-s-.gf
Vnc 81. ADORE l2h. PHILADELPHIA.
THOMAS 1RMiTlGE
- Orders promptly attended to, and at The
lowest Cash Ir.cei Mir . -
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EfJlc0.

fAt the residence of his daughter, Mrs,
Caroline Eagle. San Marine. Delaware cnun-
ty, Pa, on the 10th Of February. Mr.. VII.
LIAM llEsslN, aged 81 years, formerly of this
county.
'Why should our tears in sorrow flow,
When God recalls his own.
And bids them leave Il world of woe
For an immortal crown.
lhen let our sorrows cease to flow,
G"d has recalled his own,
But let our hearts in every woe
Still say, thy will be done" C.,
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And 50 he goes on "splurging, . elbow
ing," 'sbiatheri"g," gripping" Well!
s.let him rip" -
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Personal Property.

TINITE subscriber will sell ut his residence.
Il CON the fam Of L.. II. Evans. ESD two
miles from PerryviIle. Cecil county. Md, on
.hoa!ny, The 18Th Of .uarch,
the following personal property, viz;
- LIVE STOCK. s.o
j[IIu.t ! Mares. one as4, 4
4g~1A| line brood marc; N
s,ss2glSg. Cows giving nilk,i T.s: $500 49,
II number ri !"un. cattle; III head of Shoals,
and Il Sow aud Pigs.
FAR .NiNG UTENSILS.
OK Cart. Grain fan. Plou.ha, JInrrows,
Cultivators, and many articles not Il chtivned.
A lSo. " heat in the ground.
TERMS.--All suias under Sld, cash: SO
and upwards, notes mt months, bearing in.
tcrrst. with good security.
CLsSalc to commence at 10 o'clock.
JEREMIAH WATSON.
SAML Burns, Auc'r. Inarch IS
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TLAND SALE.-Wm. j. Jones, Esq. Trus-
tee sold on Tuesday last, twenty three Il ores
of Land in the Eighth District for 5000: Jcr-
emiah b. llaincs and Thomas Grub, pur-
chascrs.
Z. a. Ellis, Esq. Trustee, sold on Monday
looa of land in Elk Neck, formerly be,
longing to VIM. Brstow, for 81 800; Can't.
Washington Holt, purchaser.
lie also sold house aud lot of gronnl in
Elkton, belonging to George Green and 9TH
crs, for sos. so; j. G. Howard. purchaser.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
EALI ABLE REAL ESTATE,
NEAR ELK1ON. ND.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
NEAR ELKTON, ND.
THN1if Subscriber. by virtue Of Decree Of
4 Hon. John II. Price, Judge of the Cir
cult Court for Cecil county, in Chancery, will
offer at Public Sale. ON
Tuesiny, the III dug of .7prH, ner',
at 3 O'Clock =. NJ, at the hotel of Jacob
Johnson. in Eikton, that tract of land of wlliclr
James Getty, late of Cecil county, died scz-
cd, containing
1876 Acres, more or less.
This farm lies about t1omiles from Elktop,
in good ncigfborluod, and the arabic Land,
consisting Of about seventy acres, is d.
vdcd into six fields, all of which arc well
watcrcd and have been twice lined. The
balance is
HEAVILY TINIBERED
with white and bh,ck Oak. Chestnut. Beech
ami Hickory. The Big Elk Creek runs
through this property, and affords water pow
cr sufficient TO drive MILL which might be
advantagcously erected to cut up the tilnbcr
On the place. .r
The hpidihgs consist Of two story
J1JsaS.s log weather. boarded Dwelling, Franc
!iysffrS kitchcnt grahcfy, with earrisgc and
!'sa5i wagon house undcrueafst IL CORR
cribs, smoke house, stable and Stone
milk house. There is pump Of e Xccllcnt
water near the door.
This farm. on account of the quality of the
soil, valuable timber, and eligible location,
isa very desirable property.
TERMS OF SALE
The terms Of sale, az prescribed by tho
decree, are, ono third of the purchase money
in cash on the day Of sale, one third in six,
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MRS. PARKER'S SCHOOL.

MFRS. KATE PARKER can accommodate
IVl Il number more pupils at her school in
Elk!on, next door to the Methodist Church.
She teaches all the branches Of a common
English Education, and tho rudmcnts OF
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry. Astronomy.
@ She can produce testimonials of her
to teach, from tho best sources.
Elkton, March 1T.
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POSTPONED
PCl.LIC SALE
OF Personal Property.

TNllE subscriber will sell ut Public Sale, on
i. WEDNESDAY, March Nh On the farm
miles below chesapeake City, on the new
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