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ATTEMPT TO STEAL SLAVES. Petersburg
Man 3l.-The Kezah. Of Wilmington, Del,
Bayliss cleared from Petersburg on Saturday
night, after which several slaves were missing.
The Kcznh was ovcrhauled by steamer be-
low City Point with five slaves ON board.
The vessel, with the captain, crew and slaves,
were brought back and lodged in Jail. There
is great excitement in nScquCnce. Two
thousand people are assembled on the wharf
and restrained from violence with great din
Guilty.
SLAVE EXCITEMENT At PETErsBrRG. Va
Fwihcr Pdrticu'drS. We have already pub
lishcd dispatch stating that schooner
called the k"Zilh, Captain BlyliSs. with five
fugitive slaves on board was captured in the
vicinity Of Petcrburg, Va. on Sunday last
We now learn that the populace were excited
to the highest and the:: rage almost ungov-
crnabe. The inteligcncer says !:
We never before saw the usual quiet of our
city so much disturbed as it was vcstcrdy
afternoon. On Saturday night last two slaves
Of 1. W. Eppes, Esq, Proprietor ofsPowclls
Hotel and house servant belonging to An
drew heaven, Esq, were among the missing
1t was very soon surmiScd that they had
started on TIP North, and Oh making en-
iuly it was asccrtaincd that the "kcZiah -
Capt. Baylcss, OF brandywine. Delaware, had,
since the time Of Their disappearance sailed
from TINS port with load OF wheat for Bran
DIVINE Mills. SnSpcctIng that they had
taken passage III her, dispatches were sent
10 ,he inspector a, Norfolk to overhaul her,
ana voc steamer w. w. Iowncs was charter
ca mere 10 i"liow 'rr' SuppoSng that, as the
wilma haa not pG'n very favorable, she had
not got beyond the reach Of pursuit, 50
ll'' nus morning thc - lownes y started and
came up WIN lI'e h'ZIah near Wilcox S
W WAR, ana Immediately went along side.
W ne'i CaP,"'n na,''SS was informed OF their
effand he denied that there was any negro on
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No official information has been received

a New POIITICAL PARTY CONTEMPLATED
-t0shmcton .Ulv ga movement is in
progress contemplating the co operation of all
opposition elements to the Administration, in
the Peoples party of the Union.
The main feature of the proposed organiza-
ton are the ignoring OF all questions produc-
tive Of sectional strife; the protection of pop
ular rights; judicous system Of internal
Improvements !; a settled and firm foreign
policy: the prevention Of the landing of for
elgn criminals and paupers; the protection
OF the ballot-box, and an extended period of
residence after naturalization, as a condition
for The exercise of the elective franchise; the
fostering Of American genius and art allow
ing every territory rising into a State. to
have her Constitution and laws framed by
citizens Of the United States, who are pernia-
ncnt inhabitants under such rules as Con.
Grcss may prescribe.
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MEXICAN CIVIL WAR.-New Orleans. June
c.-By the arrival of the brig Mahan, Cap
tain Stetson, we have dates from Tampico
to the ODD ult. Gen. Nidaurri. with his troops,
had reiterated to Monterey. Thousands of
muskets are said to be on their way from
New York to Vidaurri, Zuloaga had estab-
lished military tribunal.
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Cofal affairs.

LAND SALE'-Mr. Thomas G. Crouch
has sold his farm, on Egg Hill, five miles
from Elkton, to George S. Lowell Of Glouces-
ter, n. j.; 1i3 acres Tor 81 900.
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ok to Your Interests,

iacturing a superior quality
@liich we offer for sale at
IN Schuylkill, ! mile below
snd will ship to any of the
gin Maryland, Pennsylvania,
sew Jersey, at the lowest
.Slress
EARNEST Il CO.,
~ Norristown, Pa.
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UTlnspcctor Gatchcl has been dcvo-
ting his time this week to the weights and
measures of our tradcspcople here. We
understand they have generally been above
the standard, and his principal trouble has
been pairing them down t. the true size
Our country friends would scarcely have
thought Of charging such Il state of affairs on
the store keepers and shopmen of Eikton,
but let them ask GItchcl for the facts.
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ORDERED TO BE CLosED'-lt is stated that
the Nlce-P President has ordered the r,fcctory
attached to the L. s. Senate to he closed on
account Of the obvious injury to the progress
Of legislation from it, beside the fact that it
creates personal difficulties.
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Losses BY HAIL ON TIE 18TH OF May
The Fredericksburg (Va) Herald says that
the losses by hail, in that vicinity on the
18th of May, will not be short of $4,000.
In five adjoining counties, covering an area
of about 10 miles long and 3 wide, about co.
OCO bushels of wheat were destroyed, to say
nothing Of other devastations.
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The Mormon War,

GOV. GINNING EXPELLED FROM SALT LAKE
-TnE MoRMoNs IN ARMS. 81. Louis, Junc
3-Datcs have been received from Fort Scott
to the 9th of May.
Two Molmons had arrived at Fort Lcavcn-
WORTH bringing dispatches from Gov. Cum
ming for Secretary Cass. The troops were
expected to move towards the valley about
the end of May.
The exp1essman states that the commander
OF Fort kcarney instructed him to inform
Colonel Monroe that Gov. Cumming had
been expelled fiom Salt Lake City-that the
AlormonS were in arms and determined on
resistance request Col. Monroe TO push
on the troops with all possible despatch.
Col. lioliman's command was met beyond
Fort Laramie. and had encountered three feet
OF snow. The peace commissioner had pass
ed Fort Laramie, but were obliged to return
to Platte.
No official information has been received.
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tC@The st John Borderer says that the
catch of herring on the North Shore is greater
this season than it has been for several years.
Hcrrings could be purchased at four ponce
per hundred. Salt was very scarce. One
man had thrown about twenty barrels on his
land, not having salt to cure them.
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GROVER S. BAKERS
CELEBR iTED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

495 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
1877 BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE.
IRON HALL, SIS PENNS'A AVENUE,
Washington, ID C
"a These Machines arc now Justly admitted to
be the best in use for Family Sewing. making n
new. strong, and elastic stitch. which will Xor
rip. even il every fourth stitch be cut Circulars
sent on application by letter
March 20, lS5S-3m
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ssllia., Wilmington and
ifaq6a. EasaslIssSa IN
AsaESala :s:ssa..s1sssza. kEIEaat
{ | NJ o r L Il ALL ROAD.

IL CARS LEAVE ELkTON,
M ~ fmore: For Philadelphia.
sS epa0.05 An 1sttraia 9.S5 A. NJ.
Asalrs2 SO p NJ End " I2.43P p. NJ.
~ (nighp 3rd s. OOP. NJ
sls which regular trains there will b, a
sstr attached to thethrough freight train
,si pass southwark at 40 O'clock p. NJ.
eengersfor Baltimore and all the in
3 u stations.
BENZ. WELLS.
1893. Agent.
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Tn, com r-1,,m,,'',.n ~,
Of thn ,nlI,o j., , nM', a. a. nc eNC1,cmcn'
,;rnS "D,.o ~ ~ 'nc IOWA s"'a d'S
e. 10 ,".1's o,'' c'.a' .''',e state ana
rn' ''n,or poa',1n VI us local diScovcrI"S
Nn;nos ,"n,."o. .i.' eHo'ee'',t'.' INC pe'
- ' ,' p,'pe'S Ip'nh so'l'e"iat confidently
And in is Inst .sno a 49,, 80 |Ir', I'.''''tl
saws. >"' ~'''''" VI 'i''' p'ae'
Is i row dave ,; ;, ,..
from c;nondn9 s >, S."ve W. received lct'el
ront,;nn~ hi,,,, ""s '',',e' III 'n'S county
,ho n,"om '"'1i; WIN u'e aaih'X'nie {"
Iiscoverv wos i,da ne ,.s''. states ll'"C INC
cavlorr;io wa" %" , 'h"''s SUM- '"c ,1lles 'ro"
oHo dor los. '" 81. "e";,:es VI Mr' ilatGh;
hv ,b , EN-, o'.i o'tlIe's were Startled
h,o, a. L't "','oi .!"' 'ne SHINING metal mad
, ,1'tn ia.'''eu Gown hear the float bridge in
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TIE MAILS SOUTHWARK. The Washington
Union has happy hit ut the Montgomery
Convention mealistS, in a Contrast it draws
between the convention Of the Southern rail-
roads, proposing 10 carry the mail from
Washington to New Orleans in about four
days, and the theories of the dreamers recent
" assembled in Montgomery.
The railroads propose tn take the mail
between Washington and New Orleans i'll
four days and few hours for the present,
and in twelve months from now, Ia do this
work twice day in the short space of seven
~ five hours. In John McI.can's post Office
days lS2l) twenty-four days was the mail
time from Washington to New Orleans tri-
weekly, and a great part OH horseback -
postage on single letter, twenty-five cents /.
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1.-THE School Commissioners met @

1.-THE School Commissioners met on
Tuesday last. They elected BENZ. +. May
Secretary and Treasurer. Reports and csti-
mates We're made that there are 10 schools in
the county, with an attendance Of 2,Sl6
scholars, of whom $40 cor one-ihird,) have
been paid for by the Poor School Fund
Who would have thought thatl They meet
again ON the 18th inst
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CARD.

:. Ger DESTROYS Of resuming the
Medicine, respectfully offers
#a,services to the public Of
City, and may I've consulted
.tsnse IN :. 1rih street, opposite the
MThe Cecil Wing.
Il 10 to 10 A. M,
I1to 3P. NJ.
]. DUNOTT, NJ. D.
W, 1858-3w
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O-The Cambridge lMdl Eagle says the
wheat in that county is suff.,ing seriously
from the rust.
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o. Rev. John Chambers, noted Di-
vine of Philadelphia, preached able sermons
in the Presbyterian Church here, Oh Wedncs
day and Thursday evenings.
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" II. B. Anthony, editor of the Provid &C
Journal, has been elected L. S. Senator, by
the Rhode Island Legislature, for the term
Of SIX years.
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HE VOTE on THE CoNvENTIoN.-F.o on
the Annapolis Gazette we have the following
result of the Convention Election. 1t will b.
seen by the figures that considerably less
than half the vote of the state was cast:
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y 1--WE learn that the Presbyterian
Congregation here have determined to enlarge
their church by building an addition of some
twenty feet to the front. The whole to be
rough cast on the out side and relittcd within.
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ELKTON and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE,

and after the lst of July, 1856. the
subscribers become the proprietors of
Js41lkton and Cambridge Line of Mail and
ntE " ger Coaches.
N,Ilh FGoaches leave Elkton, Daily, (Sundays
~ opted } and stop on their way down the
spres at the following points:
.~.asaEEAkk CITY, CIiESTERTOWN,
81 AltNlCk. CHURCH hill,
y nd. of SASSAFRA5, CENTREVIIIE
GEO: +; x ROADS, WYE MILLS,
B HARMONY, EASTON,
( URIEYlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
,On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
E, % at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, in time for passen-
D,Gs to take the cars for either city.
4 N'-Thcy will also run daily branch line
rrom Middlctown, Del, to connect with the
'9ain line at Chcstcrtown, going and return
Z y4g the same day and reaching Middetowr
~ Time Tor the O'Clock, morning train OF
years. JOSEPH WELLS 4 IN
's8 Jnnc 90, 1856.
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DEATH or COMMODORE JONES. The Wash.
ington papers announce the death of Comm0-
d'rc Thouas APP. Catesby Jones. He died
at his residence in Fairfax county, Va, on
Sunday, in the Goth year of his age, and af
ter having served in the Navy Of this coun.
try fifty three years.
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tSIIERIFF'S SALE.

DT virtue of a writ Of Ficri FacaS' SSu,
- out of the Circuit Court for Cecil cout'!,,
at the suit OF Baker, Phillips d Hollis, aSa'",s
the goods and chatcls, lands aud tchrl''''I
OF Benz amin b. Sweet. and to me directed,
have seized and taken in execution all 'nu
right. title. interest, claim and estate, oo,f
At law and in equity, Of the said Brnla''''"
y. Sweet. in and to al! that Tract Vi l.ahu'
containing
$50 Acres. More OR Less,
Situated on the Norih East road leading 10
Port Deposit. adjoining the land. Of the
Brick Yard Company, Samuel Logan ana
others; and hereby notice that On
Snuddy. HE 26M dag Of lime, 1858,
at the Court lIonse door, in Elkton, will
offer for sale the said property. 50 seized
and taken III execution. ut Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writ.
~ Sale to commence at | O'Clock y. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
June >. lSoS-tS. Sheriff.
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Ny-" d. Fly" who has been silent
in our columns SO long, but who invariably
writes a readable letter, sends us the following
this week. Cunningham says he hopes to
hear from him often, and SO say we -
correspondence of The Cecil Wing
On THE WING, June =, 80.
Mr.. EDITOR 1T bcin rather damp down
IN the Neck, among the cats, ! thot I'dc
take trip forge the Sun and sc the big sign,
the rale rode, &c.
This Sun, like Charcstown for Hoopoles
is noted for cooper stuff, and judgn from the
quantity used, a CRATE many elnty Barrels
will be on hand bclor long.
Owen to the big rancs the rale rode in places.
looks like canal and could be supplied from
Edwin's Dam with about 365 of lamps
Hydraulic Rams, set to the tune of
" A short time ago the cry was you know,
TN Central Eail Road down South VIC will GO
Speakin of Hydraulic rams wede like to kno
II they come under the protection of the Dog
law; as som say the breed OF sheep mite be
improved from them.
II has been rancn SO long now that it is no
trouble for it, every cloud as big as Turkey
Buzzard has smart shower in it.
The Fly that follered the Hessians to this
country, and the Pensylvanians down, is
playin havoc with the wheat and by the time
the red weavcl and the s Miller gets their
toll there wont be much left to pay the big
taxes with.
The Bobe O links ar commencin to sing
along Monroe Swamp, so we think the weather
will soon settle.
Polytcks arquiet. The reason the conven-
ton was defeated is that the kno nothings all
had the meascls and couldent turn out on such
damp day as the election was.
The farmers ar complainen about heavy
taxes ben forced on them by dragin people
to court as witnesses on cases, when they kno
nothing about them; they are also principal
ly opposed to the School Law and kant sc
the use Of iorcin NOR larnen on a people that
kan spl as wei as your correspondent.
ID. Fly.
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NOTICE.

FTNllE County Commissioners, will meet at
Il their Office. in the Court House in Elk
ton, on TUESDAY,, the 18th day Of June,
inst. After which day no accounts will be
passed for the Levy Of 1853. BY order.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, Cl'k,
June S, le5S-tm. Coinms. Cecil Co.
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STREET LAMps.-A proposition has
been made in the Board ofTown Commission
ers TO light the streets Of the town. An csti-
mate for eight lamps, which, it is thought,
would do TO start with, makes the cost OF
lamps and posts about SIS and the cost Of
fluid and lighting them about $3.50. This
would allow them to burn from dark till
about two O'Clock in the morning all the year.
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LIEUT.. A. w. EVANS, of the 9TH In
iantry, left Jefferson Barracks on the 23rtl
ult., with companies T., G and II, under com
mand Of Capt. Henry Little, for Fort Lcavcn-
worth, en- route for the Mormon war.
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7 Nottingham Academy,
CECIL COUNTY, MD.

3. Andrews, A. NJ, Principal.
sSUMMER SESSION OF THIS
sfttioh will commence on MONDAY, May
,aontinus for the usual term Of Twenty
~ April u, lSj3-tf.
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! MILLINERY
FORTH EAST.

* r. JAMES respectfully
to tile Ladies of North East
that She has opened Ar
Store, near the Bridge aD
keep VIZ
s, Trimmings,
included in the business
e Bonnets made or altered at
81 every thing in the millinery
Awith neatness and dispatch.
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1A,saas CuURCn NoTIcE.-Rcvtl. Charles
gE9ss>~eaIea W. Biddlc will Preach in the
univerSalist Church, at Chesapeake City,
next WEDNESDAY EVENING inst, at early
Lampiight. The public is invited to attend.
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{ SusQucllanna

>ELER.
u susquchanna
IS ~ G. O NJ p A NY.
2R DAILY LINE. Except Sun
u 80 for IIavre dc Grace, Port Deposit
de Water Canal.
..Yn The STEAMBOAT
eAsss~SsstSrezasA0 lower end Of W c s
Falls Avenue every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at 6 O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, We,ines-
day and Friday at 8 O'Clock, aud Uayre de
Grace II; 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
The Steamboat JuNIATA, Captain J. W.
Tomlinson, leaves same place every Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday evening at t O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at 3
o'clock, and llavre de Grace at O'Clock
M.
PASSAGE, so Gents.
q Hfreishts received daily at Baltimore
O'Clock, and at Port Deposit until y
. n A. flock carried at low rates and carcfully
AZ ~ Tended to.
,s1S u Duplicate receipts for Freights will be
M 4 required in all eases.
7Es A The Agent at IIavrc dc Grace will attend
Ess ~ forwarding any merchandise consigned to
sM z N for any point on the PENNSYLVANIA Canals
x% E wi!l rc-ship any lrcisAts intended for Bal
81 s pore, Philadelphia elsewhere.
s. n JOS: JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore
81 X. ALEA. TAYLOR. ACT II. dc Grace.
hi TX JACOB TOME, Port Deposit
I n k& n " The Steamboat LANCASTER, Cant.
n SonlInSon, being in complete order, can be
". sE jhartered at any time.
N. B.-GRAIN purchased at the highest
s-olarket price at the Warehouse of ], Tome
!. IVA Up, Port Deposit who also keen for
III If Guano; Plaster; Fish Salt Croasdalc
|M n Iitchclls, Allen 4 Needles and De Burg $
s S}Sphatcs, and New York Bone Dust.
So slpril W, lS5S-ti.
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New Goods at the New Store.
IN Ell .I[TON

nave TINS week received from PHILADELPHIA
Il new lot CMMElt GOODS which offer TO
'ASH buyers at greatly reduced prizes. As a
'p,cimcn OF reduced prices. will name the arti
rie Oh 'niicoeS- an article used by every f,miiy-
w,il sell from this day until the first day Of
september all the best makes of Caicos. such as
" american Print Works DunncIs" Prints
~, ~ nothecp Prints &c. &c. at 10 cts per yard
NJ MAKES OF Prints are amongst the very best
in the Cnitcl States and have ALWAYS sold nj III
cts per yd, | have a good assortment both lirht
ana dark styles; times are hard and cash buvrrs
must have goods cheap Il. II, NAV
Elkton, June ). 1855 }m*
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MCENsEs.-The Clerk of the Circuit
Court for this county, from the lst May last
to LIST juno, instant, issued licenses, as
follows -
lds Merchants, amounting to So72G,0O
Millincrs AZ 90
As Traders Liquor $1,000
81 Ordinary 10000
ooystcr llousc Liquor 10000
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WHAT'S TIE MATTER For the six
months commencing with December 1856 and
ending with May 1857, the number of marriage
licenses granted by the clerk of the county
was 90, while for the same period commencing
with last December and ending with Nav last
the number was but ia decrease or37.-
Are the ladies becoming astidious and the
gentlemen indifferent p. or are the times too
hard to indulge III the luxury of matrimony
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Total
SOL 1900

The above compared with the amount re-
ccved for Licenses for same time last wear.
shows an increase under the New Law of 500.
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1flarric0.

uNTER-UNDERWO OD.-On the 26th of
May, in New London, by Rev. Thomas Il.
Miller, of Conshohockcn, Mr.. SAMUEL
llrNrER; Of Philadelphia, to Miss. PmaBE
UNDERWOOD, Of New London, Chester
county, Pa.
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\ DhhSS GlNGllAMS at i2l cts. per yard.
rof sac by Il. +. MAY
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u Tie following communication will

o'iNe: We nope, 10 call the attention of the
proper persons to the nuisance complained Of
For The Cecil Hing.
Mr.. EDITOR TT seems to me this Junior
Band business is being rather j." run in the
ground A gathering Of tin pans, cow-bclls.
horsc-hddlcs. and every other noise making
invention, TO 90 made night hideous,'' might
be endured occasionally without complaint
but when pack Of urchns from 5 to is
years old, with sprinkling Of young mig
gers intcrmiXed, run around the town, two
or three times week, at and O'Clock at
night, yelling like Indians, alarming the
people by crying" fire!'' ringing the Court
House bell and the door bells of private
residences, banging and kicking doors, and
making every kind Of horrid sounds, it is time
there was some notice taken oft. For one,
say that if delinquent parents, and secpv
officers do not remedy the evil, let the shot
gun sprinkle them with :: mustard seed ;, and
teach them that other persons can make Il
noise and produce disasrecablc sensations.-
:. Attention Company!' JouN Roach.
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prov y Shooting full II yd wide for ~ cts.
ID For sale by II. +. MAY
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COTTONADES, Linen Checks, Linen
~ Dri'llnss, III own Linens, Blue Drilling. &c,
very cheap. at r.. MAY
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III ATS! HATS! HATS ..-Imperial
- Dun,tablc Florence Braid I.eghorn Senate.
Berlin Straw, Oats Straw and Felt Hats For
nc by II, p MAY
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HROCERlE.S.-A choice assortment of
~ Groceries selling at II little less than re .ular
prices, for cash. by r. +. MAY.
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SllOES SHOES! S OES,!,-Nlen's
~ Caters, Mems Walking Shoes Mems Lace
Roots Ladies CATERS. Ladies' Buskins Ladies,
slippers, Ladies, Boots. Misses Light Kid Boots,
Misses Dressed Morocco Boots Misses Simmer.
and any quantity of Boys, Youths and chiiiren's
Shoes sa<o very superior article Of Bows Critters.
which for the ready cash can he had satisfactory
prices, at the new store kept by Il. f. MAY.
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coon HEMP CARPET full yard wide,
~ for % cts, at r. f. MAY.
TT ANS! HAMS!! HAMS !..--Tt is
l. Il = fixed fact that the very best Hams arc
the Sugar Cured prepared by Gardner
Phipps, sold in E!kton, by Il. F.MAY
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LIMEER
SAVAGE d ANDERSON,


Having associated themssres together in the practics OF
Law viii give their undivided attention all business
trusted 70 them, hey wiz practice iu a hec0unrs Of the
fourth Judicial Circuit aad also in the g0luss az Warsu
Cannon Wilson, and 10 the supreme Court az Nashville.
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HARDWAHE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
HAMMERS schanlo and Merchants Visiting Nashville Tor
II the purpose Of purchasing haraFare OF any kind
Wholesale and Retail vii. 90 well % call on
MAgEY q HAMILTON,
Oct % No. A. college slredt.
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C1YNTHA FLINN and her heirs, arc hereby notided %
- forward, and Gle legal Claim % NE legacy len
her By her mother Judah EesFs deed, Gate OF s
ty, sats Of Georgia. within three years or The sane Will
apss and be distributed 20 the other heirs Of said decd
Published BY order the honorable Of Chauc8T,
az September Term 1851 Gansville Ha county, Ca
October T7th ISL III. vs.. BHOWN,
n0v3-6 mlam Executor ofJHdiJh solsrs dee