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lSy tl.e Board OF Commissioners
Of Public schools OF Cecil
County. ktEly g. 1858

Resolrcd, That until this Board is prcpared
to establish the Public Schools contemplated
by the Act creating il, sc will pay TO the
teachers Of the county. who have schools
regularly established, the sum Of $40 per
quarter Of sevcntytwo days, for the tuition
OF such poor children as the Commissioner
for each District shall authorize the teachers
of his District to receive into their schools
respectively. On account of the Poor School
Fund AZ full scholars. That whenever the
Commissioner Of a District is satisfied that
the parents ola child seeking admission into
II school upon the credit of this fund are able
to pay part Of the chil's tuition he shall
certify the same TO the teacher aud authorize
him or her to receive such child upon the
condition that this Board will pay for such
chlid's tuition the sum Of SI.75 per Quarter
Of seye!ty-two days, the balance to be paid
by the parents. That all such accounts
hereafter exhibited to this Board must be
verified by affidavit that the children charged
for Lave actually attended the school the
full number Of days charged for them
respectively.
Qr!ercd, That the Secretary cause copy
Of these proceedings to be published in each
OF The county papers once a week for three
weeks from this date, and that lie have blank
forms Of permit, as required by these rrsolu,
tions, prepared and forwarded to each Coin
missioner. Is. +. MAY.
July 10, lSoS-3W. Secretary.
L. S.-Thc School Commissioners viii
meet III the Grand Jury Room Of The Court
House, on Tuesday, July 9th. at 10 O'Clock
a. ". i. +. NAY, Scct'y.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TNIlI$ist to give notice, that the subscriber
4 Of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters TaS-
tamcntary Oh the personal estate Of Rachel
Grubb, late Of said county deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on
or before the 10Th day of June. 1859; they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded from ell
benefit Of said eaState. All persons indcbt-
cd to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this 10th day Of july, 1858.
THOMAS GRUBB,
Executor Of Rachel Grubb, decd.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
July 10, lS5S-Gw.
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GREAT EXHIBITION. Munich is to its place
in the list of cities which have followed in
the wake of London in making Great Exhi.
bitionS. In the Crystal Palace of Munich
there is to be collected examples of the art
of all Germany dining the past century. 1t
is proposed to commence the show in July,
and it will probuhly remain open till October.
Further. it has been resolved to celebrate
sometime in September by mighty iabilee,
important event in the history uf The capital
Of BAYalin.
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WILMINGTON.

STILL SELLING OFF.
GAMUEL BUSBY, No. - Market Street
~ Wilmington, Del, not having sold all his
stock Of SPkITG and SUMMER DRY GOODS
MS was anticipated, will continue the sale with the
intention of closing them out as soon as possible
Among which will be, found many dcsirahlo goods
Tor indtcs Spring and Su'ii'ner wear; also Men
and Boys Gools in fargo variety with new mt
terials for Ladies Travelling Dresses
Not forgetting their Suthmer Shawis,
New Umbrellas and Parasos
Tee when has been added many, new and .bcort'rul
goods for the present season, Ill of which viii be
sold at greatly reduced prices for Cash.
In the new Carpet Room may be found the
largest assortment Of handsome and durable
Carpets ever ppensl in this city also, Canton
MaitinSs and Floor Oil Cloths, All widths, some Of
superior quality, together with Rugs ard Door
Mats in variety. Imay l. lSjS-3m
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EXAMINERS, NOTICE..

HNlIE undersigned having been duly APP
l. pointed by the County Commissioners OF
Cecil county, Examiners to view the ground
and examine into the propriety Of opening a
new road IN the Eighth DISTRICT, e to com
mcnce at or near Bald Fliar Hill and inter-
sect the road leading from the Head Of the
Canal to the Pennsylvania Line hereby
give notice to all persons interested, that
they will meet on the line of the proposed
road, near The road leading to Bald Friai, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of August, 1858, at
10 O'clock A. NJ, to proceed to the per-
tormahcc of the duties entrusted to them by
the sald appointment.
WIN. b. ROWLAND, J
JACOB G. w ARNER,
WIN. j. GILLESPIE, Y
July 10, 1S5S-5w. Examiners.
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PATArsCo ENTERpRlSE.-A new paper
with the above title IA been started at Eli
colts Mills, ly j. Schofcld Il Go. Il is a
handsome paper, and we wish abundant sue.
cess 10 its lroprCtorS.
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~ Attention is called to the advertisement
orthr United States juurna and lis schedule of
premium. j. NJ. Emerson & Co., the publish
crs have been long and favorablv known as
Il finn Of high reputation.
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From MEXICO. -fwtter Pmticulors of the
G,eM E0r7hg"0he. The Mexican papeis con-
tain full particulars Of the damage done in
that unfortunate Ierubic ny the earthquake
If the 18Th o june. In the city OF Mexico
the loss is estimated at from So 900 coo to
sG,CGu.tr0. About % lives were lost in the
city. The National Palace suffered consider.
ably, ard in some plarcs vide cracks were
made III the earth. The streets. in several
instances were broken Coz long distance.
The converts Of San Bcr,.ado, San Fran
cisco ploftSa, San Geronimo, San Juan and
the Sngrario have hlen seriously damaged.
San Fernando is considered to be lun.
although it still. sus!ains its upright position
1t is broken and cracked throughout, and
is declared so be unsafe
The chmch of San Juan is much injured.
\ large portion of the portals in front
several tons-was thrown long distance
into the street from its position.
The two aquvducts which carry water into
the city have been badly damaged, especially
the one which passes into the city by the
Gar,a de Bclcn. This is broken completely
off in many places, and throughout the entire
line of Chapultepcc the arches are broken
lorizonally showing that they were sub.
iect,l to 4 very severe oscillating motion.
Ilrthc town of Chilpancingo sixty houses
wee thrown down by the earthquake of the
l9ih. The streets werchcaped with ruins.
At Cuyacan several houses were badly
injured. The couhlry.scat of General Gads
den, late United States Minister. to Mexico
was broken in MANY places. and the walls
almost entirely thrown down.
From Patzcua,o, which is fifteen leagues
TO the west of Mortls, We learn that the
shock was very severe. The temples of La
PaIoquia, La Compana, San Juan de bio;
and the sanctuary Of Guadalupe hate all beer
shaken to the ground, as well as numbcr
Of private houses, from the ruins Of which
sixteen dead bodies have been recovered. -
Much damage was also done at Jalapa.-
The earthquake extended over circuit OIL
six hundred miles.
In the city Of Mexico there were foul
violent shocks. and men, women and children
Ivy thousands focked to the public squares
where they remained all night, exposed TO q
dllzzling rain
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE.
WNT. GRANGE e. CO..
co N-HLSSION And PRODUCE
MERCHANTS,

No. 3 Exchange Place, Baltimore MN.,
A RE prepared to supply agricultursts
"A with tue pulc Eide Island Guano from
the coast Of Lower California, 1T whole sale
prices.
This Guano is now acknowledged 10 be
the best in use. description and ana ysis
by thc most eminent Chemists win be found
in the American Farmers MAGAZINE. If is
in several respects ahead Of all other Ghanos,
as proved by the several experiments mac e
with it by some Of tic best farmers in the
State.
DR.. Wta.ton, President Of the Maryland
Agricultural College, at Bladcnsburg, Laid
out last Spring 10 squares Of land, all Of the
same size, and used on each different fer
tilizer, INCLUDING Peruvian and all other
kinds, and st;tea oats oi. all ON the 9Th Of
April, but the patch on whic; Eide Island
Guano had been used is conspicuousiy ahead
OF all the other patches, the blades being
higher, stronger and promising a far greater
yield tlmh any Of the other patches.
Price $40 per Ton, (mcluding bags.
GySamples on view at this Office, as also
at Mr.. David NJ. T&Nior's and at Mr.. Jacob
Jolinson's, Howard House, Ellitohs
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROUND
BONES always on hand, Price S2S to $50,
per ton. [JuIy 10, le5S--5m
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r. Attention is called to the advert Use.
ncnt Of the Fair and Festival to be held mar
Zion on the 10Th of August, for the benefit
Of the prcSbv,rricn Church at zion.
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WANTED

A Situation as Teacher OF the English
N Branches, or as Govcrness, by Young
Lady, 1t graduate of one Of the first Semi.
narics OF Pa. She is also competent to give
lessons on the Piano Fo re. For farther
Information apply at this Office.
July g. 1S1S--Jw,
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MAP OF CECIL COUNTY
NOW READY

INNCNV I'VE fNI| 4
TITLE Publisher has the pleasure of inform
l. ing the citizens that he has commenced
the delivery Of his new and complete
Maps of Cecil.
now finished, and will continue until the sub
sclibers, and others desiring them, are sup
Piled. The Maps have on them the report
of the Examining Committee, and the recon-
mendato.l of the County Commissioners, and
may be obtained at five dollars $50 piece
from the Undersigned, or at
J. L. Brown's-EHton Post Office.
Jesse X. Couison's Storc--Port Deposit.
c. II. Ilaines' Store--Brick Meeting House
II. l.. Thomas Store--Nort East.
John ii. Streets Store--Warwick.
SIMON }. MARTENET,
No. 4 South Street,
June 26, 1S58-tf Baltimore.
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TOW y LOTS
AND LAND ADs6EWENG TOWN
PVH!,sE SALE

WILL be sold OH WEDNESDAY, the
w 4tl of August, at l o'clock, at the
Howard House, al that
WHARF .fND TOWN LOT,
at and above the Bridge. now occupied by
McsSrS. Hiss x McClelland in their lumber
business fronting on The creek - feet, and
ON Bridge street - feet, and on which are
TWO HOUSES.
ALSO.-All that LOT on North Bridge
street, adjoining Mrs. Writ, and opposite the
Catholic Chnrch, fronting $50 feet ON Bridge
street and 2GU feet on Back Lane.
ALSO-At the same time, all that TRACT
OF LAND, containing
G5 ACRES.
lying north Of EILton, between the Plank
Road and the road to Newark, bounded ON
north side by lands Of Dr.. Gilpin and south
by Jacob G.. Towards land. 1t will be sold
all together or divided into los, if desired
TERMS LIBERAL.
JOHN PARTRIDGE
July 10, lS5S-ts.
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reader VIII Know much do, WIipD he
rururS it. is rather A riddle To ia. and we
lnLlish it r,orc for the SAKE Of what is nrom
iscl to follow than for itself.
Eo, Jbe re,u TTL;o
=.
rdhroN' July ZEhl' %.
MIR. EDITOR Not long since there appear
rd III lLr Democrat piece headed -" EiKton
10y Lamp Light am temporary spiour-
1irr IN tins greatest uiall "one-hor>r towns.
hive sen the Lizards have stood in
the shade and seen that loud preacher OF NOR
t'lily when he thought dizziness developed
lnm-lIavc l'ikcd in the by-ways and been
Stnmlltd ovcl by the senSllaliSt-h
my>tll Within htallng o, that christian Of
loud professions, whtn ny ""'h$ he was cor
lrrt1hg s"nc poor heart broken mental have
beard the phlan'lIrnphlSt Jrwlng his cook
down to half her bnr9aincd Wag,s--in fact
Lave seen some OF both the inside and out
SIDE Of this town, called Elk'"n.
Now my doctrine Is tins: ! hat he who has
a fault aud bl"Z's it 10 the world. (evcn if it
le by l"mp-hght,) Is neither rogue, nor in
usu,r. The consciousness OF his own honesty
Of purpose will not pr'nt him to bc.ievr
that the world will brand linn rascal be-
cause o! exposing his faults further. that
CONSCIENTIOUS men erincc such quantities more
iy conduct and action, than bolste'ons ra''-
'ns against the ml>l"rt".'s and laults {"
others. hey examine themselves, discover
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NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE.
LEVI d, LEFTMANN

DESPECTFTL1.Y informs the citizens of Elktou
IL and Cecil county hat lie has purchased the
stock of the above named store ana will hereafter
carry on the business in lis own name
lie gets his goods from Barharach Godsiqin
4 Co., Of New York, and sells at the
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH
lie always keeps good assortment OF Gentle
men Furnishing Goods Jewclry, &c,
March u, lS5S--if
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Twelfth Annual Meeting Of the
Mutual Fire Insurance GORl-
pany OF Cecil County.

TTyllE Members Of the Mutual Fire instr
j. ance Company Of Cecil county will hold
their Annual Meeting, at their office, III the
town Of Elkton, on SATURDAY, the 9TH day Of
August, next, for the purpose OF clccting
nine Managers, to serve fol the ensuing year.
and the transaction of such other busiuc SIS
as may regularly cot:ic Before it.
The meeting will be organised at | O'Clock
4. NJ G.. Nj. ELDRlDGE, President.
+. n ELLIS, Secretary. NY 17--tm.
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Tfssr.y-s'iye Acres Of E,ana.
sixty-T,y0 Acres OF Land,
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

10y virtue of three wris of Ficri Facias,
ID issued by Alexander =. Barwick, one
of the Justices of the Peace Of the State of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county, one at
the suit of Frances A. Crouch, one ut the
suit OF Richard Mcfarland, and one at the
suit Of Bryan y Dnnnlng, against the goods
and chattlcs, lands and tencments of Alex
ander kirll, to me directed, have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title,
claim. interest and estate, at law and in
equity, of the said Alexander Kirk in and
to all that
LOT OF GROUND.
20 feet by 100 feet, with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of good and substantial
Frame Dwelling House and Kitchen,
and a Well Of good water, situate on George
street, Chesapeake City, Cecil county, now
occupied by said Alexander Kirk and
hereby give notice that OH
Saturday, the IN dag cf Aug'tst, nett,
between the hours of and 8 O'Clock p. M.
at the Public House of Ohm Biddle, in Ches-
apeake City, | will offer for sale the said
property, so seized and taken in execution,
by Public Auction, to the highest bidder for
Cash. N. ALEXANDER CULINARY,
July II, lS5S-ts. [$5.O0l Constable.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.
William VI. Reynolds

William NJ. Reynolds In the Circuit
VS.. Court for Cecil
John AlgarI and Eliza }county. June
beth, his wife, and Caleb l6, 1858.
Blown.
Ts7IIE object ofthis is to procure Decree
4 for the sale Of certain mortgagcd pre-
misses III Cecil county, which were on the
tenth day of May, eighteen hundred and
tifty-siX morgagcd by the defendants, ohm
-Alsard and wife, to said complainant.
The Bill states that On or about the said
tenth day Of May, eighteen hundred and
Hlty-siX, the said John Algard and wife con-
veycd said Real Estate, which is particularly
described in said Bill and its accompanying
exhibits, unto the said William NJ. Reynolds.
to secure the payment of tile sum Of one
thousand dollars. That three hundred and
Scvcnty-fivc dollars, part Of said sum. to-
gcther with the interest due up 10 the first
day OF April, eighteen hundred and iltty-
eight, has been paid 10 your orator. That
Frederick Ten t,yck and wife, who formerly
held the legal title to said Real Estate, con-
vcyed the same to secure the sum of one
thousand six hundred and twenty dollars
thcu due and owing to one Caleb Brown. VI
Lancaster county, IN the State of Pcnn,yI-
vana, and that the said Real Estate was
conveyed to the said John Algard, subject to
is not informed whether said orlgaged
debt, or any portion thereof. has been paid
to the said Caleb Brown by the said John
Aleard and prays for q Decree tor the sale
of the mortgaged premises for the payment
first OF whatever, if any, shall be found due
to said Caleb Brown, on account Of said
mortgagcd debt, and afterwards Of the sum
due to the complainant.
1t is thcreup"n ad.judgcA and ordered that
the complainant by causing copy Of This orr
der to be inserted in soifc newspaper pub
iiShed in Cecil county. once week for one
month before the fourth day Of lfusust, next,
give notice to the said Caleb Brown, WHO is
II NONRESIDENT, us aforesaid, of the object
and substance Of this Bill, and warn him
to appear in this court in person or by
solicitor. on or before the fifth day of
Novcmherj next, to answer the premises and
show cause if any he has, why decree
ought not to pass as prayed.
WM. II. RICKETTS,,
Clcik.
True copy; test.
WV. ii. RICKETTS,, Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
July 3, 16js-lm!
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West Nottingham Academy,
CECIL COUNTY, MD

CECIL CUUNII J, ND.
w. =. Andrews, A. NJ, Principal.
TIIE SUMNER SESSION OF THIS
Il Institution will commence on MONDAY May
10th, and continue for the usual term OF Twenty
two weeks. April -, lS5S-tf e.
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SNER!i'f'S SALE
OF sT0Es Z. IDS.

DI virtue IF ten wits of Ficy Farias.
ID issued by Edmund Brown. ST.. and John
Owens, Esq. two Of the Justices Of the
Peace of the State OF Maryland, in and f0r
Cecil couaty, five at the suit of Robert
lEinSdcn, and five at the suit of Charles W.
Maxwell. against the Goods and ChattcS OF
Charles +. Lewis, to me directed, | have
seized and taken in execution all the right,
title, interest and claim of the said Char les
L, Lewis, in and to all the
STORE GOODS,
Wares and Merchandise. in the store house
recently occupied by him, on Main street,
Elkton, comprising Il general assortment Of
Goods such as are usually kept in a country
store; amongst the Dry Goods will be found
IL good assortment ofprints, Muslin Delaincs,
Lawns, Ginghams, Muslin, Cotton and
Wooden Pant Stuff, Ticking, Hosiery, Read
Made Clothing, &C.. &c.
Also Boots and Shoes. Buckets, Brooms
Hoes, Locks; Farther and Quccnswurc.
Also-A good assortment of Groceries
such rs Sugar. Coffee, Teas, Spices. Pepper
Crackers, Liquors, Bacon, Fish, Salt &c. :;
and hereby give notice that on
Thursday. the 29M day Of July, 1858,
| will offer TO" sale the said property 50
seized and taken IN execution, by Publ,
Auction, to the highest bidder for Cash, tc
satisfy said wrts.
IT, Sale to commence at O'Clock p. III.
and to continue from day TO day until all is
sold. BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
July L. 1S5S-ts. Sheriff.
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MEDICINAL
* b.. II. r.,

HEALTH wilf in all cases, follow the use
~ of Railways r. L. Rc,nedes There arc
none 50 sick or diseased, 50 weak feeble, or Grip
pied with paia or inf,Iriiies,, but that Eadway's
Ready Relief. Renovating Resolvont or Regula'0js
as Tho nature of the disease OF sickness may &C.
| quilo. VIII quickly and rapidly Qure
These remedies consi, Of Railway re ally Re
lief Radway Eenovatins Kcso!gent; Railways
| hegrlators EACH of these remedies possesses
special curative powers over certain diseases Yet
, there are other diseases, wherein their com aued
medicinal Properties are required and when thus
used, II there Is sufficient life and strength him
the discased or dying body 70 sustain their action
the patient viii lie aud be restored u heal H.
Pam, r. 4. Rebec,
| Acmc Diseases, = r. Pehff.
Lt'gmma'ofy piseaSss, Rehgfo oc Rcgui,toy5
Natr'9us Diseases, Retet and RcgunorS
CohGe%iace Diseases, Rstiet md Rrgui0tors
SUctulOrS Diseases, Rcn0cotipg ResoirfH
Chronic Diseases, Rsnoratirc Reyolrct
Syphiidic Diseases, Rsaorgt'Do ResoireR
Constitutional Diseases, Rrgo'rrm s. Reguigfors
Skn Diseases, Rcnord',ng ReSoircn5
Nervous Diseases, Resolrcpt. Rciicf Regulators
Infectious Diseases, Z. RetiJ md Regulators
>. CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Many Diseases that afi,ict humanity are inherited
as heir looms from the diseased bodies of sick!y
siies ;scroiula, Consumption, Syphilis and Fits,
are aihong the most common Of constitutions.
-, .'''' -iJl H"F IidtIy reHcrHtunS
tie seeds Of these diseases may have been establish
et III the system, corrupting he bood--RADwAl' 5
iENoFArING REsoLvENT will eradicate from TIE
bodies of the afflicted every particle of diseased
deposits, aud fill the veins with new, pure and
healthy blood, =. -
:, iCllTLDREH'S ntssAsES
hAD"Ai RENovATiNG RHSoLvENf sho,;li be
hailed as n blessing. by every mother throughout
the land whose inf,:.ts gre afflicted with Sores
lluinois &c These breakingt out uhus carly are
evidences OF disease Transmitted from the parent
stock a few doses Of the RENorATiNG REsuLvENr
viii eradicate every vestige of the dis .aso and
insure the child Il sound and healthy body.
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Il. u. K Roadway Ready Relief for Head
aches, whether sick or nervous Ri u
,natism Diairhoe. Dysentcrv Cholera
Morbus, Painters Chulic Paralysis,
Lumbaso, GCut, Neuralgia. Too thache
Small Poy. Feyers, Swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever,
Pains around the Liver Plcuri.y
Measles, Heartburn. and pains OF all
kinds Railways Ready Relief will,
III Il few minutes. change the miselics
~ / you suffer to joys Of pleasure.
- /. r. Railways Rcnovating Rcsolvent,
for the cure Of chronic disease such as
scrofulous and SyphIitic Complaints
Consumptiyc and other affections Of
the Lungs and Throat; Indur;,tio,
and Enargements Of parts. Erupivo
and other diseases Of the Skin, Nodes,
Tumors Ulcers, DYSPEPSIA, and all
other discusses arising from an impure
state Of the Blood. ...
Z. I. 'R.-RaEtways Regulators will cure,
effectively and speedily, Cosiiycncss,
Indigestion, Inflammation Of h
Bowels. Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint,
Diseases of the Heart and Kidneys,
Female Com plants. small Pox. FeyGrs
Mcases, SC, &c. Whenever the syS-
tcn is out Of order. a dose OF RudwHys
Regulators Will restore it TO regularity.
., no female should be without them
X. T. Il. Remedirs nrc sold by Druggists every
whclc. EADWAS d CO., New York City.
,. DE. IL. II. MITCHELL, Agent.
April 3, lSjS-ly. ELkroN, Mn
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C0NSTtRI,E'S SALE.

10y virtue OF . writ of Ficri faclas issued
EG ly John Owens, Esq, one Of the JUS
tees OF the Peace oi the State Of Maryland
in and foI Cecil c"Hnty. at the suit Of Nathan
GaZan against the goods and chattclS, lands
and tenemcuts Of james S. NickIc, to me
directed, | have seized and taken in eX1cu-
ton all the right. title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, Of the said
Nclile. in aud 10 all that Piece or Parcel
GLAND, called .RICuAGDsoN' IS PrRcnAsE,' =
adjoining lands Of William y tickle and others.
and containing
THsrty-Iivc Acres Of Esnd,
more or less. Also, one other Tract Of
Land, called lIosplrALlTY," adjoining
lands of Samuel Nicklc and others, and con-
tanning
sixtJ-Tyy0 Acres OF Land,
more or less. with the improvements thereon,
lying and being in the Sixth Election Dis
trict Of Cecil county, and / hereby give
notice that on
Saturday, the 3lst dag Of July, 1858,
between the hours of and 3 O'Clock, p. M.
at the Court House door, in Elkton, | will
offer for sale the above MENTIONED property
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, for Cash.
CHARLES W. BENNY.
July 10, lS5S--ts. Constable
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u The following article, about which the
reader will know AS much AS we do, when he
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TO PARENTS.

TO PAkENTS.
TIVE HIGHEST advantages of Female
l. Education may be secured, for limited
number Of pupils, at one Of the best Instiu-
tons, near Philadelphia, for 500 the year,
including all extras, on application to Y.
SILVER, ESQ, Boz 1908 p. o., Philadel,
phia, Pa. July II, lo58-A5w.