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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-09-30
N U NJ B Err 33.
Daulptu,

An honest farmer thus writes to the
chairman Of an English agricultural So
ciety:
"Gentiemep, please put me down on
your list Of cattle for bull
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Silk articles should not be kept folded
in white paper, as tho chloride o. lime
used in bleaching the paper will impair
the color Of the silk.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Ekton, .dndora 4 Lcu,sriRc Plank
pond Compunv.

Of the Ehtton, .indoru 4 Lcu,sriRc Plank
P0m ComplnB.
NOTICE IL Hereby Giten that there win he
Va meeting OF th- Stockholders Of the
Eiktnn, Andora q LesisH!lle Plank Road
Company, at the house OF Nicl!oas Hiss, in
E!kton, or Wednesday the lSih day Of Murch,
neri, at II O'Clock, A. NJ. At this meeting q
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, be presented FOR the consideration
OF the Stockholders
By order of the. Board Of Managers, and
the undersigned Stockholders.
NICHOLAS HISS,
VIZ. MrCLEILiTD,
J y. GARTER
j. J, & J. RICHARDSON, s.,,4,
WILLIAM FOY n''ckhoid-
JAMES McCAULEY CTS holding
ANDREW MCINTYRE, oyer one
RE NAV whole mum.
pAREE 4 RRos Dor Of shares
=. C. RICKETTS,,
II. NANDERFOKD, Jr
WILLIAM T0RBERT,
JOHN C: GROOAE,
JOHN c. GROOME, as Attorney for Phil
viii. 4 Bait Railroad Co.
Test, JOSEPH, CANTWFLL.
Secretary Of B5ard of Managers
Elktcn Jan TO- 1857.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

Pf virtue of two writs of Fieri Facias, Is
Dsued by VIM. ianes, one of the Justices
OF the Peace of the State Gf Maryland, in
and for Cecil county, one at the suit of Jas.
Denny, and one at the suit Of Benjamin c.
Peurce, against the goods and chattcls, lands
and tcnements Of Samuel Henry, to me d.
rected, have seized and taken in execution,
all the right title, interest, and estate, at law
and in equity, of tbs said Samuel Henry, In
and to Log Dweiiing House, situated near
Back street, in the town Of Elkton. Cecil CO.,
On land belonging to Jacob T. Collins, and
hereby give notice that uu
Monday The 23d day Of February ns1t,
Between the hours of 2 Il O'Clock, P. NJ,
ut 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 10 the highest bidder for cash.
CHAS. W. BENNY,
Elkton, January 81, 1857. Constable.
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SNIFF TowN, Feb. 3. 1857.
HR. Enroa:-We have small town in
lis county which we call Snnf 1opn, and
Vrre we are law abiding people as you will
saby this letter. We have Squire Si,s,ill
inMr town, " no is very strict in dealing out
thsw, as LatIobc gives it 10 him, in his
iiEei'ion. a fvw days ago the Squire was
lnhtncd by Abraham, not the old Patriarch.
tlfthcre was 1t his house three Of the Afri,
canacc. who had broken Jail in Elkton and
werfusitivcs from justice. Now, tho Squire
nevltforc having business of this kind to
attci 10, sought the source of all knowledge,
Lathe, and then proc, dcd At once 10 have
thcu,rrcstrd and sent back to prison; where.
nponts, honor not being able to find an Off
Ger iml the town dcnuted certain Mr..
Q'ncEpto make the arrest Now this Mr..
Quick&p who is rcsolutc little man, having
Servedsa police officer at former period,
'uin'nom his posse among whom was Ger
tain GoAt, who resides near this town, and
MI. SsPppc Of our town who was heard
10 say baa few days b-lorc that he feared
no man lat lived" There was also another
Henry, wo VOLUNTEERED to assist in arrestins
the fusi'Ns, who partskes largely of the
same spirathat moved on, great and beloved
Harrison show his mighty skill on the
plains Of Ippccanoe. The posse now being
all ready, nncd with reviewers, axe hclycs,
wire'headdcanes, and numerous other arti-
clcs of waArc, proceeded through snow
drifts, esiaprccip Cos, through ravincs and
over mouniins, until they cnme to Coon
Swamp nearlhe residence of Abraham alorc.
said; here Thy halted and laid their plans of
attack. Aspon as all was arranged they
proceeded tohe Castle; they entered and de-
mandld the Sitiyes, of whom he had given
Information our Squire. Abraham told
the officers ths they had been warned of their
danger, and I'd made good their retreat, but
a few minute before; the officers composed
of the most pssevcring and energetic men Of
our town, weHnot to be defeated in this way;
they struck aight and proceeded to search
the Castle, anlto their delight and astonish.
ment, they foid secreted beneath the floor
of the Castle w of the fusi,vcs, and after
careful search ithe premises, not being abe
10 Nake my rnre discoveries, Storspipe and
the other Henryvere ordered by Mr.. Quick
step, their Leder, to take charge Of the
Prisoner and cayery him to Snuff Iopn,
and to oliver hsn safely to Squire sits,ill,
which Wis Immediately done. In the mean
time Q"'&sfep ard Gol,ah pursued the other
fngil''es'again battling, with the drifts of
snow Climbing fences, and contending with
numeron'other obstacles, which they met in
their pasuit, until they arrived at place
cs'ee y domingo, and here the pursuers and
the pHnld met. The latter declared their
deter m'nion to defend themselves regardless
OF the -; this stand taken by the fucltives
cauAtd !. ofhters 10 stop, aud look a. ths
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chances OF success, before they attempted to

chances OF success, before they attempted to
make the arrest, but quick as thought THY
determined to do their taty at oil hazards. S.
Quckstep, revolver in hand, advanced and
ordered one Of the scapc-goats to surrender,
or by the eternal " On seeing and hearing
this Mr. Darkey gave up. During this time
tie other one, the last ofihc three made good
his escape through the back doH;. The off
GERS now gave up the chase, and proceeded
wlth 'h-ir prisoner b.ci; to 6nf .0wn where
great Humber Of pciSons having heard o.
the excitement, had gathered tugcthcr to hear
the result, aud during the absence of the Off
GERS had been discussing points of lac.-
Among the number was a Mr. 1hhainn,cr
whom the Squire Had dcpu,ed as one of the
posse, but who refused to obey the siiiiiinon
on the ground Of fccling u little delicate. Now
this Mr. Tilthammbr was Trying to make the
company believe that he was not afraid. but
he did not come that game quite. Mr.. Durid
PaHl Brorn, pro TEN, Of onr town was called
upon to read the law on the subject, that they
might decide whether the Squire had proceed
ed lawfully, but it was with much difficulty
he could be heard, on account of a Mr..
SFooney who spoke loudly in behalf Of the
prisoners, and who was also concerned with
Mr.. Tilhansmer. At length quiet was res
tored and Latrobe read and commented on,
until it was decided by the multitude that
the squire had done right; just then one of
the company said that the prisontts were
present, and the squire proceeded 70 commit
them to Jail, by This time it was 10 o'clock at
night aud the Jail, II miles off; question
now arose between the Squire and Mr..
Spooncy, in regard to where the prisoners
should be kept until morning. Finally it was
decided to put them in the town hall near
sebas'opo' for safe keeping. This being done
the company dispersed, and S"uf Toun ie-
NAMED quiet until morning, when, the prison.
erS. in charge Of officers Quick step, and
Goliah wore last seen on their way to the
County Town. So ended this remarkable
scene in snuff Town. We have around this
town some Human Gasomctors brought from
Pennsylvania. as lights for this bcnishtcd
land, to crghtcn us in regard to their hrarery
yet when asked to assist to arrest fugitive
from justice they feel sick at the stomach
I will close by saying that we have a George
near this place; the last Cecil Wing says four
Of that name are boarding with Poole, if he
had this ono it would make FIVE.
CATAPL4SA.
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Is he could not kiss that which lie never

AS he could not l, s. that which lie never
had.
He would have finished, but the minute hand
Of Times old servant brought him to
stand,
The fool stood still, till tremnlons APPLAUSE
Most plainly told him h. had bitter pause.
Another rose whose feeble tenement
Trunrbled, as toward re honorcd shrine he
bett,
or bitches stoke, through the ptlGlic nigh
ways cut;
And cd cnptandum speeches by butt;
Whiskey he cried oh even might it flow,
Free as streams from the inouritain, to NOR
tails below,
"Coiiiing events cast their shadows heiore;'
And that mighty effort brought him from
the floor.
Then came;-ves, then came then came
One, whose discourse seemed ieetis tame;
AT frs; twas slow, and slugs ish, like fire
In a basement damp, but soon curls to tho
spirc,
Enveloping all in gorgeous tinted blaze,
Grand and beautiful rs ruthessly it slays;
Then widows, orphans, poverty and crime
Flow forth in torrents, brilliantly sublime.
Broad platforms rise, and broader still ex-
rand
Pregnant with & ems that words alone COM
uand,
Thus on he went, ill every list'nng ear
Paid tribute to the strain and sought to hear.
But sought in vain, Tor in II moment S time
His dream, his theme, his eloqucnce sublime
Had disappeared, and chaos only seemed
" here towering genius had 40 lately hcaned
Vanished he was, and like the lightning's
fash
Lost amid the thundcr's mighty crash.
Then his opponent rose and talked aud
Till eyes grew dim, and sleepy list'nrrs
gawkcd,
Al was still, pcrha ps it WAS attention
II 30, God knows it's worthy OF great men
ton;
$3.50 ~ WV th''"''A hS Az HiNii
Yet some defer till they turn to dust.
Opp oncnis and colleagues, .bewarc Of the
day"
m o'rf he lett has something to say.
Free w!ishty, flee drunk, free license he
cries,
O who would deny us these swce, liber-
Must man be deprived of his bottle a.
hcme;
Have bis house weekly searched from its
base to its dome,
Dirty corstahtcs searching with hands far
too bold,
To grab at a bottle and over-reach gold.
Next the love Of the thing for there on
my right,
Is gentleman. honest, sober, upright,
" ho never Was drunk, bet dcvouls his horn
With eXtatic gracinnsn-sS eve,y morn,
And there on my left, not the Rev. divine
For believe they seldom, OF never, take
Wine,
But the other one there fine man enough;
Is indeed most glorious!y toud OF the stuff.
AMI has since his youth, before taking IL
nap
Alwa!A siIdcd his dream with ..whiskcy
x night caps"
On foaming he went, with his hcllish rcd
i fame .....
ISnt we thought to ourselves, young man
| you can't came.
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A NEW EXCITEMENT IN PRospEcr. - RuD,.-
ing tic DeoM. - An eminent New York phvsi-
clan has, according to the Buffalo RrpuHit
written an elaborate work iii favor of the
practice of burning the dead, which is to be
published after his own death.
By his will he dircc his mo- t., rema MS to
be kept for five days in a warm room the
thoray then to be opened and the heart
extracted, which is to be emhalncd and tn
closed in thick vcllum bag, strongly I'M
prrgnarcd with asphaltun; the remainder of
his body is then to he publicly balnt on a
pyrc If SaSsafras or sandal wood in one OF
the pubic cemeteries the ashes carefully
gathered and deposited with the emhalm. d
heart in a bronze urh. Five copies Of the
leading daily city papers, containing account
Of the whole proceedings, are likewise dir, CT
ed to be deposited in the urn. which is lhcn
to be Theoretically sealed and taken to the
New York Museum.
In the midst Of the excitement created by
these proceedings the work is to be publish
ed. For its circulation $4,000 are appro-
priatrd, $40 900 more for distribution among
the city officials and leading politicians IF al
parties. who are to receive from $50 to a7u0
zach for assisting in the ceremony, and $40
GOO more for the editorial fraternity, to be
divided pro rata, according to !hlir ini,u.
pIcv
Should ANYTHING occur to prevent the due
execution of the will. the bulk of his prop
erIy is to he at once transferred to a cha, isn-
bic institution iii Philadelphia. The Re-
public has these facts from the attorney no
drew up the will. lie estimates the property
at 500, 600.
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% READERS ou> Gorrr5mSsnts.

1--WE have two good orisinl noct,cal
articles on our first page this week oth from
the mems Of experienced writers. ill., writcr
Of the Temperance man Song, mich has
.nme remarkable cScelienc'es. Mlcit a
line out OF one stanza in making k,cnnnv for
the press, and we had TO supply one Al nroof
reading. I'll lie ne good enough Write us
what the line should have been: We would
like to know for curiosity's sake.
VIXEN it rains it pours." 4 cgcN Of adj
,rrti>emruis this week again >hutsoa many
Letters and other communications hit VT,
will devote our first page to them nsnwcek
~ We hope our Port Deposit cusspon
dents will give MS a particular account of
the damage done there, for OH next weak =
payer.
c-J"The letter from Snuff TORN dopeh
possibly possessing no interest to hegHsra!
reader. is given for the gratiGcationd our
Numerous readers in the locality w,nts it
rnanatcs, who will we'll UNDERSTAND the
'l,iIs' attempted by the writer.
..TThe "u4a .lbaW Toicn" who Gss 10
saddle his production on some Of the sale
boys, by signing it "koee-h'Gh- My o. has
manufactured the following machine VARY
. 4 sen it in for rublicui O l. Weaccordady,
is in duty bound give it 10 our ElktoRra.
,lrrs. for better OF worSei Having tlN.u,-
tlc,nan aforesaid to bcnr all the reSpnnMl-
ry. We print rsrIafin, et Merotim. et rt.
tsat,n, for We take no sort Of Responsible
in the case. h
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CHINESE TEA STORE
And Select Family Grocery,
Corner Eatatc and Fayettc Streets,
RAITIMORE.

FTNHE undersigned bogs leave to inform his
J. Friends; aud all Housekcepers everywhere,
that he has taken the above store. where ha in.
tends devoting particular attention to the business
Ny Teas will all be ooc,cd by agent of many
years experience and cannot be excelled, either
for quality or price; they will consist Of the mos.
choice brands Imported.
will keep general assortment q Fresh FRO,
cercs always On hand, Ass, The finest brands of
Family Ell and Super Flour, IIGms. Shoulders,
&c, &c. Every article will no warranted, and de-
ivcrld free OF cost to any part of the city House
keepers. you are politely invited to como and buy
your Teas and Groceries at the Chinese Tea Store,
\. W. corner EutaW and Fayetto Sts
THOMAS BURNSIDE.
Proprietor
n. B. Citizens Of Cooil whep you visit Baid-
more call and 500 me, and provide yourselves with
some good Teas, &c. Ny location is central, near
ths Eutaw House, Fob Jim
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable Personal Property:

IN the Farm Of the subscriber. on Egg
Ollill, on 1hursdoy The l9tt of February,
taSt., il fair, il not, the next fair day.
LIVE STOCK: One superior "A
Horse 3 Mares, two OF which are EsfSa1
with tual; 3 Mich Cows; ycarling NNS
Bull; brood SOW; shoat.
WAGON, UTENSILS, NC: One Farm
Wagon; drop front Rockaway Carriage; =
SETS wagon harness set carriage harness.
sets plough gears blinds, Sc; | leather
fly net; poughs; 2 cultivators; harrow:
forks, rakes. shorels, hoes, axe, | wood
saw, about 300 bushels Of CORN in the car.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FCRNI-
TCkE: walnut spIing seat Sofa, walnut
Sota-Table, walnut Whatnot, walnut
spring seat Rocking Chair, ] sett walnut
Cottage Chairs ] maple cane seat large
rocking Chair, . sets Windsor chairs, Set
tee, Settce Bod, | Dining Table, Break
fast Table, ! pair mahogany Side Tables,
high post mahogany Bcdstead, high post
maple Brdst cal, 2 low post maple Bedstcals,
Feather Beds, Looking CLASSES, Vcnitian
Blinds, Window Shades, ingram Carpc,rg,
pair Andirols, Fat-irons, Waffle Irons,
Shovels and longs, patent Churn, Tubs,
Buckets. Milk pans, ! large copper Wash
kettle, large brass Preserving Kettle, and
variety Of other articles too tedious to
mention.
Sale 20 commence at 10 o'clock A; 81,
when terms will be made known.
February 18th, THOMAS C CROUCH.
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SHERIFFS SALE.


BY virtue Of two wrts OF Fieri Facias is
sued ont Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
County, at the suit of Chattees, Stout II Co.,
against the goods and chattes, lands and
tenemsnts OF James Warburton, and to me
directed, l have seized and taken into exc
cution, all the right, title, claim aud interest
and estate at law and in equity of the said
james Warburton, of, i, and TO the following
described tract of land, to wit: All that
tract, piece or parcel of land called Dunno
grenna, re. surveyed, lying and being in
Cecil county aforesaid, containing 3sl Acres
Of land, more or less, being the same which
was conveyed to the said James Warburton
by Jesse Updcgrove and wife, by deed bear
inp date the eleventh day of February, 1899,
and recorded in Lber j S. No. AZ. folio 40I
one Of the Land Record books of Cecil co -,
as will more fully appear by reference to the
deed, together with the buildings, improve
ments, and appurtenances thereunto baong-
ing. Also, 100 bushels Of corn in the ear.
All Of which will offer al public sale ON
Friday, February 27th, 1857,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al the Court Hous, door
at Elkton, to the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN J II. POOLE,
Elkton, February I, '57. Sheriff.
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For The Cecil Uhn,
E}ln EpiC Age.
RESFECTFCLLr DEDICATED TO THE EIkrt
IYSIN.

Mol ~. IF LI.l DfD!tiF !.D 10 IuC Elm |
LYsla.
H'rihcn rhilc on bust. o., both siigs al, |
Jsncc, IN ten seconds, By 4 rNch lrI.M ,ryuilf |
fIl.
Now look around and turn e,ch trnins mage |
Survey the precious works that pleas" The az !
his truth ut least. le' Sntrc's sc allow,
No de.th Of i}a rls can be complained of now" |
Long has the brilliant genius Of the agr
Hid its own light, nor shonc upon the Stage
Each volcano burning as it stood,
Closed, CONSUMING its own fiery food;
Talent confined within the casual frame,
Wit boiling Ger to give the world its fame
Librarians n,ingling with the common crew
That would DO wise, heard they what the,
knew,
Pens have been still, for they have not the
power
To thunder cloquencc nor paint wits live
lest dover.
The dreamy visions Of the rrnsivc mind,
With all its glowing ideals WAS confnrd;
Satire grew dull and argument morosc,
Great learning slept, and poetry Was prose.
But slunlhcring greatness w;4kcncd from lis
dream
Tore of its shroud and graspcd its darling
thcme--
Ciicd to its comrades, let truth be the
shriu., !!
Learning the rlands, and eloqucnce the
wine,
Let VII he I'll" spices, and genius tie sun,-
i" reflect back the fame on her tavuiitc one,
I hat cry broke the charm, and the Lysim
stands
On the >mou!dering heaps of lis own diving
brands.
Farewell to the times, to the slrmbcrins
Farewell to old Fogics, young Americas
Which weekly puff up with stamping APP
But the Temple is reared, and now let us
In meek admiration its gathering crew.
AS a Prologue the bylaws; well, just let
tiiat pass
Al merely proclaimed the author A.
Neat comes an assay, r:-reld aloud,
inch it astonislicd and surprised the crowd,
Z! showed what minds we really live among,
VIVA, harps for SO long have laid all un-
strung;
Woman the subject, all her fanlts were ar.
raycd
in slandcrous order, to bo well displayed;
Mind she's mons, virtues never had.
Stripped Of the very dress in which she's
clad;
Mans detamer, cursed Of the race,
Hod'S sad experiment of love and grace,
y sweet noncntity, tear, a sigh,
Born cursed by God, and cursed by man
must die,
Alas too sad, aud uttcring it we mourn,
Ana forced believe that man was never born.
In order next we have q grand debate,
Inc powers Of Rum against the powers of
State
Minds rife with thought, tongues ready to
proclaim,
Lach waits inteaty for his own dear name
Al nst IT'S ca He'd, how majestically proud
ne slowly rises from The motley crowd,
Hepoia MN as he scornfully surveys
The hundreds there who wait to give bin
praise,
Upon each feature, clearly reads his fame
40 doubt upon his account they most all
CAME,
Wen: he's lawyer and be needs must draw
some sun most beautifully en,bodyipg law,
sued AIchoho, arraigned him to be tried,
Brought inebriate, who testified
That he had drank, and by his drinking lost,
Money ne should have paid to him as cost
Upon former suit, then maniac fain
Would prove that he mad once possessed
brain,
Which he had lost By drink but this was
bad,
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Nj. AVISE'S
CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE

lsan, No. ~ North Second Street, Opposite the
sH,st Mount Pernon House,) PHIL.AD,is
Gold Lever Watches, full ;ewelsd 10 X. caaes
s2s; Silver Lever do, do. Sl2: Silver Lerine. do
So; Quarter. So to ST. Gold Spcctacles, - 30 to
$40. Silver do, 81 50; Silver Table Spoons, per
set, 81 to SIS; Silver Dessert do do 80 to Sll;
Silver Tea do, do, 81 IS to 81 so; Gold Pens and
aoid Cases. So % to 30, Gold Pens aud Silver do.
81; together with Il variety Of fns Gold Jewelry,
God Curb Guard and Fob Chains. All goods
warranted to be as represented. Watches and
Jevery repaired in the best manner. Also, Ma
sonic Marks, Pins. DO. made 10 order.
n 3 All orders sent by mail or otherwise,
will h. yunotually attended 10 Gan silly
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BUILDING
And EAoUsa coping Hardware,
AND TOOL STORE.

AND TOOL STORE,
2Si Market Street, ls'om Eishh, PhtIoda,
rJNHE attention Of Builders D-llers and others
] is respectfully invited to the extensive aud
well selected stock of Building and housekeeping
Hardware and Tools. now offered by the subscriber
which will be disposed Of at the lowest market
rates. 81. %.
At thi, estahishr:cnti, is considered pleasure
10 show The, goods; calf and examine the assert
merit and hear tie prices before purchasing else
where, =
All goods. dtl;erel promptly and free Of charge
to any depo; c! lasdtpe, ..l
WILLIAM S. ALLEN
Hardware atd Tel Store. ?37 Market street, DO
low Eishth, Philadelphia. Jan q
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Personal Property,
At the residence Of the Subscriber at
BATTLE SWAMP,

On Saturday. the 2Sih dcy Of February,
" Jdr, and # nat, then The nen fair day.
LIVE STQCk,--4 head of Horses. one of
them superior Family beast; / Cot, two
years old superior Cow, IN milking;
COW and calf; heiiers, will be in profit in
the spring; 2 young oxen. 3 yeats old 2
yearlinS bulls, well matched head of
young shoats.
WAGONS AND UTESsILs,-1 fam
wagon; dearborn wagon; 3 sets OF double
harness; " leather fly nctts, blinds, lines. &c
3 ploughs; new cul,ivators, z new double
hare VS.; roller; grain FAM 9 grain cradles;
scythcs and sncads; grindstone; cutting
box; cross cut saw; axes, Wedges forks;
rakesi shovels; nattocks; four horse and
one horse stretchcr: with variety OF articles
too tedious too mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
%heu Terms will be made kr1xn.
Jan SI~-ts HENRY LAND.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will.
i be application made to the County Com
missioners Of Cecil county, at their first
meeting after the 9th day Of March naxt, to
have public road made, commencing near
Porter's Bridge ont Octoraro, and down
the east side Of said creek. until it intersecis
tho road opposite Rcvlsnio' ille feb 7-t-