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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-03

The following account Of the recent i'm.
portant trial of Gov. Robinson of Kansas is
taken from the St. Louis Democrat Of
Wednesday 81 r asis i
-ACQUITTAL OF GOV. ROBINSON.
LxwEEscE, Friday morning, Aug. 81
Gov. Robinson was acquitted yesterday
forenoon. The jury were out nine hours.
There was an animated debate in the jury
room. At FIRST. learn, they stood ten
for a.verdict of guilty; to two for an acquit-
tai. They were all pro-slavery men. n
The Judge had distinctly charged them
that II they found that the prisoner, at
any time, had assumed to be governor Of
the state of Kansas. they must find him
guilty. The defense had always admitted
this fact w aei1o4e tsf
The two jurors. however did not accept
such instructions. They refused to believe
in the existence of state IN this part Of
the country. They came out, after they
had discussed the question some time, and
asked that the case he re-opened for further
evidence on that point. This very verlani
request, ofcourse, was refused.
| AT 8 o'clock, therefore, they returned 9
verdict of not guilty 1t was well foI
their health and neeks that they did SO.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-03

The Committee of Conference DeaniteI,
Broken Up.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-03
The Ohio Life and Trust Co.

Mr.. Ludlow. Cashier Of the Ohio Life
Insurance and Trust Co., was arrested to-
day on the suits Of the Merchants and Me-
chanics Bank of Wheeling. and the Manu-
lecturers Bank of Virginia. Mcssrs. At
wood & Co., Bankers have suspended pay
ment to-day The failure was probably
caused by that Of the Ohio Trust Co.
Judge S. b. Gookins, of the Supreme
Bench, has sent his resignation to the Gov
ernor. to to take effect when a successor
is elected by the pcople-Terre Haute En-
press. pe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-03

The last Valparaiso Republican thinks
since Mr.. OSBORN of Laporte has consent
ed To become a candidate for Judge Of this
Circuit that it will be unnecessary to make
any nomination. We coincide with it,
Last eveaing was the time fixed upon FOL
the meeting a: Laporte Of the Republican
nominating convention. but presume it did
not meet, or If it did that no nomination
was made. Shoald the Democracy con.
cluds to run a candidate the Republican.
canIadopt Mr.. 0spoaS as their candidate
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-03
Failure Of the Ohio Life Insurance and
Tfust Company.

The New York papers comment Of the
failure of the above institution variously,
but al agree that it's suspension is owing
10 the injalicious aivarc : male to Rail-
roads.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
Die0.


In Philadelphia. on Tuesday last. Charles
NJ. Munson, OF this town, aged 43 years.
lie was we'll known in til county and the East
ern Shore Of Maryland, as a dcaler in atchcs and
Jewelry. lie was a man of first rate character
and principles end Of high standing in the NJ. L.
Church.
On Monday, the 10Th inst. in this place at
the residence Of his father, Roht. l.. Hogg
formerly of Cecil county, SAMUEL K. 1foGG
in the 18th year OF his age.
Thus has boon cut down in the morning of lifo,
youth of more 'hnn ordinary genius, and spright-
illness of mird; had he lived he oould have occu-
pied position hi n among his fellow men But
short sine ago he came among us an entire
ranger, his manly conduct, his social nature and
his flow Of wit, won for him the esteem and adj
miration Of all who came within the circle of his
acquaintance it might be truly said he was a uni
yersal Ia, orie, for mono knew him bat to love him
1t viii BIO consolation to his friends 10 know TINT
be died fully anticipating higher and brighter
state Of existence, and ia the enjoyment of that
pcaco which the world can mother give nor tax
away. When told by his hysician that bis dis
ease was OF such nature ns to render his recovery
doubtful, he replied by saying Doctor have made
preparation for death, and am not afraid to die if
| should recover il will be well for me and if
shou'p die, nh il will bo we'll indeed" Psace to
his ashes. G.-'CtLrTrreR (Eo.i otsLErEr.
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CONSTiBLE'S SALE.

Hoy virtue of two writs OF Fier Facias. s-
bsucd by VIM. iaues, one Of the Justices
OF the Peace Of the State Of Maryland. in
and for Cecil county, one at the snit Of Jas.
Denny, and one at the suit Of Bees jamin c..
Pearce, ngainst the goods nd chattrls, lands
and tencmeuts Of Samuel Henry, to me di-
rccted, J have seized and taken in execution,
all die right title, interest, and estate, at law
and in equity, Of the said Samuel Henry, in
and to a Log Dueiling House, situated near
Back street, i'll the town Of Elhton, Cecil CO.. :,
on land belonging to Jacob T, Collins, and l
hereby give notice that ou
lfonday the 25d day Of February merit,
Between the hours Of = (, { o'clock, Z. NJ,
at the Court House door, in the town Of Elk
ton, will offer for sale the said property SO
seized and taken in execution by public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder for cash.
C!IAS. ". BENNY,
Elkton, January 81, 1857. Constable.
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e. Ac1ocrs ano Correspondents.

IA large number Of advertisements,
most Of which came in at late hour. have
prevented US from giving this week, several
letters, poetic articles, &c, which we had
intended to print. The same cause, also,
prevents lis from making reference here to
particular comma nica.ions. Next week we
will devote part of our outaidc pages to the
articles thus deferred.
give have from gentleman, to whom
,iisputations are not new. the following note,
md say to him, in reply that We shall he
pleased to see his Essay
Mr. EDITOR lis il not question: that
the savage. reformed and chrstianiscd, be-
comes the enlightened and refined citizen
and afterwards rctrogradcs back into bar bar,
ism History will give to such an inquiry
the affirmative answer: And to whom. and
what Is the cause to he traced F! claim that
want of duty: a lack of proprety; on the
rart of tho Christian World has in all agcs
produced such results, and to them, IN n
Theological sense, is attributable the present
mnral hackwardncSs of m1akild.
ask You to allow me to consider this sub
ject as it presents itself to uiy mind in your
paper will cndcayor to be Lrf, and re-
view the subject in one essay. JouS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

1.-THE Kansas Territorial Legislature is
grinding out charters for banks, Of which
the members are directors: roads, running
everywhere, for the benefit of paper towns
in which the same members are the chief
spectators. etc. a bill ha, passed the Coun-
Gil repeating all laws requiring test oaths Of
officers and voters not in accol dance with the
organic act. The Legislature is also adopt.
ing measures to permanently organize the
counties and locate the county seats. They
have also got up a bill for the appointment
of tax-collectors. The Governor has refused
to commission the new Sheriff Of Douglas
county. and the Legislature having asked the
reason. he rep lied in message charging the
man with being a drunken rowdy, utterly
unfit for the position. Bait. Americn,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
4florrieA.

non the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Joseph T.
Brown. Mn. JonN Y. NowLAyp. to Miss IsA-
BELLA J. PlEEsoN. both of Cecil.
On the 4th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Parsons,
CHRlsrorHER SHAW, to Miss JULIA A. LANG
Don, daughter of Giles S. Langlon of Cecil
county.
On the 18th ult., in Oxford, by Rev Thos.
i. Miller, Mn. JOHN 7. IIowARD, of Chester
county, Pa, to Miss CArHARINE C. MoNr-
GoMEnY, Of Cecil county.
In Baltimore City, on the 9th nit. by Rev.
Dr. Wyatt, Hon. H. WINTER DAVIS, NJ G.. to
NANCY H., daughter Of John B. Morris, ESQ
On the 9th inst, by Rev. Geo. Ieacock,
Mr.. CHARLES G. CARPENTEn, to Miss SARAH
PEARcE, both Of Cecll county.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given by tho under
l signed Commissioners. appointed 10y the
Judge Of the C.rcuit Court for Cecil county,
to mark and bound u tract of land belonging
to J Ohm Gregg, lying and being in the fourth
election district Of Cccir county. that We
will meet at the house of the said Grrgg, on
the said land, on Thursday, the 9th OF March
next ensuing.
All persons interested are hereby notified
that on the day aforementioned we shall pro-
coed to aflix the boundaries to the said tract
of land as required Of us hr law.
GEORGE jCUNSfCy,
WASHINGTON ALEXANDER,
LEVI HALL,
JAMES MACkET.
GEORGE MULLIN,
Jan 3l-tm COmmis,ioners.
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JAMES BROWNS
GRA NJ NJ ATICAL WORKS.

TIE FIRST BOOK of the Rational System Of
English Grammar. Is cts.
TIE SECOND BOOK Of the Rational system OF
English Grammar designed to teach tho process of
Anal ysing the English Language with sound judg-
mcnt and the art Of using ii with grammatical
propriety. 81 OTIS.
These works are now used in the public schools
in the First School District Of Pcnnsylvania.
THE THIRD BOOK of tho Rational System Of
English Grammar, designed to enable the learner
to become most thoroughly acquainted with The
nature and use of the PROPORTIONS, and may be
read by him either in or out of school so cts
BROWNS GRAMMATICAL READER This
Book sets aside the old Grnmnars, exposes ther
deeccts, demonstrates the little Of attending to
them and present. to the Teacher the unerring
and only way to the Grammar of the English
Language. 81 o,s,
For sale at / ls Arch Street, Philndelphis.
Jan 3l--ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

TRINITY CHrRcIl Property. A report Of
the value of this property has lately been
made to the New York Legislature. The
Albany Journal thus sketches its principal
features:
Trinity is shown never to have built eny
free church; and to have spe'tt in aiding to
build them, during the past five years, only
81 900: Trinity chapel having, during the
same period cost S2S1 lG4 50. No church
had been endowed during five years; nor has
Trinity ever founded nr endowed any institu-
,ios of charity or benevolcnce, even for the
ponr.
The present value If the corporation es.ate.
dtduc:ing debt, and allowing for urtxpired
leases, is given by the corporation rs 81 ,Ql6.-
I27 SO. 1t seems that they forgot To include
their interest in St. Johu'S Park valued by
them at $500, 00O' and also their chur:n mo t
cages. with interest. amounting to ntaily
S600GG0 more. But Independent of these
items. the valuation of lots as sent in to ihr
Senate is shown to be as,onshrsly lower
than the prices put upon the same lots by
Trinity herself. when selling or rc-letting
them. 1t is shown that the T., al value of this
estate dyduc'ing debt &c, is IS 22l 303 AZ
or dcductins St. Johns Park, and the church
mortgages. also. at least 81 249 $40 SO
which is more than four times the amount Of
productive property returned by Trinity as
her met total.
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Notice to Creditors.

TJN'llS is to give notice, that the subscribe
l. 81 Cecil county, hath obtained from the
O:phan's Court dt said county. letters OF adj
mini>trdtion on the personal estate Of David
7. Maxwell, late Of said county, arcva-rd.
Ali nersons having claims against the said de.
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with tkc vouchers thereof duly all
theutIcated, ON or before the 18th day Of De-
ccmber. 1857 they may otherwise, by law.
he excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are &C.
quested TO make immediate paymen Mt to the
subscriber. Given under my hand this Sd
day Of January, 1857.
WILLIAM CAMERON,
Administrator.
Test, K. D. JAnAH, Register.
Jan'y Sd, lS57-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

(;EN. Scorr AND JEFF. DAVIS. Tho re-
Eponsc Of The Secretary of War to a call of
the Senate on the subject Of pay and allow
anccs to Lieutenant General Scott is under
stood to comprise a report from the War De
partmcnt, somewhat in detail. and a CORES,
dcncc between the General and thr Secretary
Of War on the construction Of the Joint rcso.
luton of Congress revivin5 the grade Of Iieu-
tenant General. The document is an extcn-
sivc one, and is now inrossession oftl.e Com
mitt,c on Military Affairs of The senate -
Wtether the whole will be published or not
will probably depend on the examination Of
the committee. There may he reasons for
ronhning portions Of the correspondence. not
pertinent to the call, to Executive sessions
only Nat. Intel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
REV DRUG STORE"
WILSON 4 MERRITT,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

No. SO Market 81. ADORE Second, South side,
PHIL ADELFHA,
NOULD respectfully call the attention
w of their friends and the public, that
having lately established themselves as
above, are ncw fhlly prepared to fill all or
defs Nth rR0MPTNEss and DISPATCH.
Thankful for the patronage already re-.
ceived, they would inform the trade and
buyers in general, that they
CHALLENGE COMPETITION,
From any source, to produce better goods It
lower figures.
Wholesale Dealer, in Drugs, Dyes, Chemicals,
Pateat Medicines, Spices, Oils, Prints, Far
atshcs, While Lead, Snow White Zinc, all kinds
Of Paints, Glass, .Aicohoi, Burning Fluid, Cam
phine, &C.; &c. .,,
Read what the oldcs. house in our city
says Of us:
Having entirely relinq aishcd the Jobbins Drng
business We with pleasure call the attention Of the
trade to the above circular. and feel confident that
any business transactions they may have with them
will be mutually to their interests.
Resptfu'ly yours,
Jan lily BROWNING 4 BROS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

INDIANA SnNAroRtAL ETEcrloy. --lSpiAN-
APo.,s, Feb. 3.--The Democrats In Indiana
Legislature held Joint Convention for the
election of the United States Senators, with
out the concurrence and in opposition to the
protest of tho Senate
Graham n. Fitch was elected to fill the
present vacancy, and Jesse D. Bright for
six wears from the 4ih, Of March. next.
The vote stood for Bright and Fitch each
SO votes; r. ". Thompson and Geo G..
Dunn. Americans each. The convention
was composed of 60 members of the House,
and &c Senator's one member not voting
lacking Is Of a quorum. The Democrats
here Are rejoicing. firing cannon and making
other demonstrations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

:g"BENNETr's EMBROCATloN, the great
Linament cures Rhcum lts,n.
Benefits Itnbrocation. the great Linament
cures Neuralgia
Gennetts Erbrocaticn, tho great Linamtn
cures Paira and Sprans.
l;cnnet's Embrocation the great Lnament
cures Lrrbago,
Benefits Ertbroca,ien, the great Linament.
cures Tndthauhe.
Bennots Emhrotation, the g+oat Inamenr.
cures Chapp"d Hands. aud makes them white,
smooth and soft For sae by II. II. MIrcnELL.
country. Nov 10, loo6-ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
ARMY MOVEMENTS IN FLoRIpA.-Thc Pu

ARMY MOVEMENTS IN FLORIDA. The Pull
uski Democrat Of the 2lst ult. says:
I'VE arc permitted to see orders issued by
Gen. ITarEey and transmitted TO the com.
m,ndtrs Of companies. tt G oEdcrs were TO
the effect that each company should engage
in active duty in scouting the country for ff-
ty miles around there respective stations. II
an Indian sign was discovered it should be
pursued up to the capture or determination Of
the Indians. Notice ofany Indian discovery
should be communicated promptly tn head
quarters. 1t is promised that the soldier
shall bc supplied with al. thu necessary mum
tons of war. 1t is or'icrsd that tho frontier
settlements must be protected from the ]ndi-
ans"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

THE WEATHER At THE SorTiI.-During
the late freeze persons crossed the Catawha
river. South Carolina on ice astonishing the
oldest inhabitants. 4 gentleman recently
crossed Alhcm1,l Sound, from Plymouth to
Edcnton. n. G., on the ice a distance Of
twenty four miles. The Richmond Dispatch
states that wild geese and ducks suffered sever
ely from the late terrible storm. and many
of them were so nearly frozen that they
were readily approached and killed with
poles At Petersburg. Va, eighty rats
were found frozen to death in the basement
Of all old building.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable Personal Property,
At the residence Of the Subscriber at
BATTLE SWAMP,

On Saturday, the 2sh day Of February,
If ja,r, aud 4 not, then The ncrt Jar day.)
LIVE STOCK a head of Horses, one Of
them a superior Family beast; Colt, two
years old l superior Cow, IN milking;
COW and calf; heilers, will be in profit in
the spring; 2young oxen, 3 years old ; z
ycarling bulls, well matched head Of
young shoais.
WAGONS AND UTENSILS,-l fam
wagon dearborn wagon; 3 sets Of double
harness = leather fly netts, blinds, lines, &c.
i plor 3!s; , new cultivatuys, ! new double
hare rs; roller; grain fam; 2 grain cradles;
2 scythes and sncads; ! grindstone; cutting
box; cross cut saw axes. wedges; forks
rakes; st.ovels; matt"cks; ! -four horse and
one horse Strctchcr. with L variety Of articles
too tedious too mention.
Sale to Commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
when Terms will he made known.
Jan SITS HENRY A. LAND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

FROZEN fALLs.-Tho Passaic Falls, we
learn from the Patterson N. j. Guardian,
are entirely frozen over, and the view is very
fine. The spray having settled upon the
sides Of the gorge and frozen steadily, has
at last entirely closcd~tlic orficc and the wa
fer disappears without the least noise above
the ice-nor can any Of It's lsual leap be oh.
su5ytd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

MARYLAND STATE AGRICULTURAL Col
InGE. 1t will he subject Of unalloycd graft
ifcation to the citizens Of Maryland to learn
that Robert Bowie. Esq, the agent in the
matter. announces through the American
Farmer for the present month, that he has
already "reccvd considerably more than one
half Of the amount required by the Act Of
the Legislature to establish 4 cndow an IAgri-
cultural College" and that he hopes ''in a
few months to report to the Commissioners
that the necessary atno,,nt has been raised to
proceed to the election of trustees"
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20 THEE STGCMEOEDERs


20 THEE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the ELtton, .4alora i Lcrlspnus Plank
Road Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
" a meeting of the Stockholders of the
Elkton. Andora X Ltwlsville Plank Road
Company, at the house Of Joseph P Can't
we'll. in the town Of Elkton. on Tuesday The
l0h day Of February neri. At this meeting a
proposition will be submitted to mortgage
the Read and its revenues for the benefit and
purposes Of said Road. Other business of
general interest to the Company will, at the
same time, he presented for the consideration
Of the Stockholders.
BY order Of the Board Of Managers, and
the undersigned SHAREHOLDERS.
NICHOLAS HISS,
WM. MCCLELLAND, ..,,.,,
]. d. CARTER, n.'c knGil.
+. 7. 4 j. RICHARDSON. els h"r..nS
i.EiE, U,rtI,I ny fourth Of the
ANnpEW N,,iyrvpr whole mum
GEORGE EARLE, 'ef OF shafcs
r. T. MAY,
Test JOSEPH P. CANTWFLL.
Secretary OF Board of Managers
Elkton, Jan. 10, 1851.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

INTELLIGENCE OF Mr.. RRooKs' IN Sorrr-
CAROLINA. The Columbia Is. c. Times
says that the unexpected intelligence of the
death Of the Hon. p. S, Brooks was recei-
we'd there with every demonstration Of grief
The lclls Of the city were tol,d during a
mart Of the day. The students of South
Caro'lna College held a meeting and passed
resolutions expressive Of their sorrow at the
sad event A friend left Columbia, Thurs
day morning, to communicate the sad news
TO Mr.. Brooks wife and mother.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

NEW ARTICLE. hi< last letter from
Idlcwild, n p. Willis, like "pcrfrct
wrntch.' makes mention rfn TACT concern
ing which he should have been confidential
as follows:
The main objection YOU urge against riding
IN horseback in the winter. (co!d legs) has
been somewhat lrsscncd, of late. hy a result
cfiho present fashion Of ladies' pettcoats-
the diff 'ulty OF warming those vast apart
mrnts in which b autv principally resides.
having ncceSslated a contrivaucr Of ser,a'atc
temperature far their two almost urcnctnscd
suppositions. This new article for aiicS'
wear is 4 very thick stoGk'aet l,gein: anil, en-.
enactment on womcn'S rights though it be.
10 recommend them for gcntlrmcn's protancr
warmth there Is nothing to he bought, ready
made, that will so well answer Your purpose
They are shaped to the instcp like a eaitcr
and cnraSc the whole leg to the hip-giving
yon, in fact all of another pair of pantaloons
except the incunbrancc Of a waist.
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MArny,SG FAMILY "A mother md four
daughters all of whott, reside in Northamp-
ton, have. collectively. approached the nj
tar Of Rvmcn seventeen times, The mother
had four husbands one Of her daughters
four. and the others three each.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
Gbr NlarItets.
PRICES CURRENT.
RspoyfeI for The Cecil Ut,o.l
ELKToN + BRvApY Goth 1857


ELKTox + BRvAnY Goth 1857.
Rcd Wheat, Sl.4' Potatoes, rs
White do. l.57 White Beans, l.50
Yellow corn, Old 50 Bnckwheat, 81
Yellow do, new, 81 Clovcrsccd, 8 80
Oats. ~ Timothy seed. a 90
Nails 10y the kcg, d! cts; Mackeral. Nos. ?
and 3, $500 G.. A. Salt, per Sack, sl.5o
Mexican Guano SOS; Peruvian do. s53;
Phosphates Sit. Flour Extra, SIS per bhl
C-y-Thc ahoEo are the p,ic-s at the Ware
housL Of H. S. Sites at the Depot.
WuAlHGToS MARKET Feb 9th. la57.--
We quote to day in Front street. from
wagons. wheat l.50: Corn Cos: Oats 40:
Flour s. o5: Gloversccd s. 25.--JouYna'.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.-F,b. 6.
Flour, SC 81 to 50, extra brands &c so to
500. Wheat. 81 so to l.54 for red, Les 60,
white. Corn, old 10 cts, new G5 cts. Oats
4 to IS CTS Cloyersced 7.25 per 81 lbs;
Timothy SO.
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BUILDING
and bookkeeping Hardware;
AND TOOL STORE.

2S7 MARKET Street, bs'ou Eighth, Phtlada.
rJN!IE attention Of Builders Dealers and otltert.
is respectfully invited 10 the extensive ard
we'll oe',,ced stock of Building and tousckcepin n,
I!artlwarc ana Tools now offered b. The subscriber
which viii be disposed Of al The lowest uarset
ra'es.
At this Establishment it is considered 4 plcnsrre
to show the goods; clii and examine the assort.
ment, and hear the prices before purehasing else.
where
All goods delivered PROMPTLY and fres cf charge
to any depot or landing.
Wilt An $. ALLEN,
Hardware and Tool Store, 237 Market street be-
low Eighth, Philadelphia. Jan "a
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FURNITURE.

TIVE undersigned at his SsSS;s sSs 49,,
4 shop in NORTH EAST, ssssa..szssSSs
has now made and for sale,
large stock Of Furniture consisting Of Sofas,
Tables, with U'arble tops and of various
kinds; cnclosed and other kinds OF Nash-
stands Bureaus Of dillercn. sorts; large
assortment Of Chairs; Bedstcads; Settces;
Mattresses; and many other articles, all cf
which will be sold ut rery ltm prices for cash.
He will also make to oder any article of
Furniture that may be called for.
UNDERTAKING, attended to in the be st
manner, at tho shortekt notice.
Jan 3l--3m +. A. FOSTER.
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THE Ice IN THE ONO DREAKlSG Tr.-
WHEELING. Feb. 5.-We are happy III be-
ing able to inform you that the ice in the Ohio
liver is breaking up. There is ten feet Of
water in the channe !, and navigation will be
resumed srcIdlly
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NOTICE.

TlIIE County Commissioners will meet at
l. their office in the Court House, in Elk
ton, On Tuesday the loth day of February
next, to attend to such btsinu55 as may be
brought before them. BY order,
JAS. S. CRAWFORD.
Clerk County Comm RS, Cecil Co.
Ia 2T-o,y