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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-09
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VIZ. z. W1RSHfLL.
OWL ENGINEER, An D DRAUGHTSMAN,
y date of the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas
Rail road aud Parish Surveyor of Oaaohita, VIII
visit Harrisonbmg professionally on Or; about the
18th of June. next. E II
Persons wishing their Plantations surveyed or
section lines established win please leave their orders
at the Office of the independent previous to
that date. .. ,
bitches laid out Instrumental'y.
Monroe La, 18th May 1858. s,eW
STATE OF LOUISIANA Eleventh District
PARISH OF cATsHoULA, ! Court, Clerks Office.
Succession Of A. A. Wall, decd
~ HEREAS VIM. NJ. Tew has fled his appli-
~ cation in the Clerks office of the Eleventh
District Court. praying to be appointed Administra-
tor of said succession therefore, Notice is hereby
given that unless opposition be filed in this Office,
in writing, within ten days from the date hereof,
said applicant viii be appointed according to law.
ILS1 Witness, my hand and the Seal of said
Court, this 10Th day of May A. D., 1858:
3.3t G. c. DUKE, Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Eleventh District Court
PARISH OF cArAHouIA. Clerks Office.
Succession of John Wood. decd.
Whereas NJ. n. Wood has iled his application in
the Clerks Office Of the Eleventh. District Coult,
praying to be appointed administrator of said sue
cession the, eiore Notice ishereby given, that un
less opposition be filed in This Office, in writing
within ten days from the date hereof, said applicant
will be appointed, according to law.
[LS.l Witness, my hand, and the Seal Of said
Court, this aGth day Of May, AID, 1858.
33t C. G. DUKE, Clerk.
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M1RRIA

On Thursday May 90, 1853, at the residence OF
the brides father Mr.. Ah0NZ0 +. MARD1S, to
Miss SALLIE CROsSGR0vE, all OF Concordla
Parish
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$50. Reward.

ESTRAYED or stolen from the undes
~ three miles from Harrisonburg, Z
last Of March, the following descfr.
one a large GRAY about 6 hands h'gD'. !,
Ger, shod all round no brands or notsos |.
small BAY FLY about four years Oh, ,a
shoulder With the letter 8. thus a ! \ y
above reward upon 1he delivery Ct 49, u
risonbprg and liberalIy compensate sny .
Information as may lead to their re09 Q NJ
Hazriseaburg, April 18th lecs~
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~ Idemuity for the past-pay up
Security for the future-pay dowa.
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bttbF hfapss
Trick Riders, &
Tumbiers,
81 IcrObats, -.
Posture Masters,
Equilibrists,
C2oagn, dc, DC, dc.
Among whom will be found Messrs. Benb
gers, Crosby, White, Wardour, Julius, SEf
Thompson and others, too numerous to pa
ize by name. .r.., t.{
The company, On entering the town
morning Of the day of exhibition, will make
procession through the principal streets, BE-
the GORGEOUS MUSIC CAB
devoted to the CONVEYANCE of the
GREAT NATIONAL BANDi
Drawn by the longest team of horses ess
and managed by Mons. rJraves, the nlos
and 40 horse driver.
TERRIFIC OUTSIDE .A,SCEySiOl
FEE TO ALLFh II
Master BAKER will walk a single Wirs
ground to top OF the centre pole outside y
ion, distance of 800 feet Immediately y
opening of each exhibition.
~ Admission so cents children sad'
25 cents.
sB- For particulars, see Pictorial aai
tive bills. ,r e Ma W.
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n IT. PERSONS knowing themselves .ndeb ted
"A to the firm of WM. f. GAULDEN Co,
"A either by note, account, or otherwise arc re-
= ouired to make immediate settlement, as
further indulgence will not be given. .... -,
~ The affairs Of this FIRM for the last year
must be closed. The receipt OF either member OF
the firm will be recognized as good.
Harrisonhlrg June 9, 1883 II
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j Judgment.


Elizabeth Ramsey VS.. John Reynolds. No 1888.
by REASON of the law and the ev lence In this
- case being in favor of the Plaiutitl-her de-
mand being proved it is ordered adudged and
decreed that the Plaintiff, Elizabeth Ramsey, wife
of John Reynolds, recover iom her husband the
defendant in this case the sum OF Nine hundred
and seventy dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate of per cent, per annum, from the LIST day of
February A. d., 1856, until paid and costs of suit
to be taxed 1t is further ordered, adiudged and
dccreed that the Plaintiffs legal tacit mortgage be
recognized to date and take effect from the LIST dav
Of February. A. D., 1856 against all the real estate
and slaves of the defendant and that the Same h
enforced against all the said property, real estate
and slavcs) of said John Reynolds defendant to
pay and satisfy this judgment Iii further ordered
ana decreed that the community 81 acquet. and
gains heretofore existing between the plaintiff and
defendant be and the same is hereby dissolved. and
that the plaintiff be authorized to administer her
property as Jese sole. 90. g .-s .......s..g-
Done, read and signed in open Court, this 10Th
day Of May, A. D., 1853. O. MAYO,
.--..... . Judge ] tn District
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Catohoula E9eyenN
District Cout-C1erks Office. y
hereby certify the foregoing page to contain a
true copy of the original Judgment now on file in
this Office. -+' -"
49, Witness my signature and the Seal Of
( l.. s. said Court this 3lst dav Of MAY,
t~) A. D., 1858. &C DUKE,
5,3,3t F '' Clerk
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u The City dalies Of Saturday received
by the Comet, represent matters in the city
rather warlike. No serious outbreak had
up to the hour of :heir isue occurred, the &C
counts would however 60 far to predict bloody
work before the present contest for the Mayor
atty is over. They are not full, and we have
not given space to them. The following is
the "Independent' ticket, which by the way
appears to be in the ascendapcy.
For Mayor-G. t. Beauregard.
For street Commissioner-Dr. D. J.
Rodgers.
For Recorders-First District, Geo. y.
Bright;
Second District, Emile Wilt; Third Dis
trict, Jos. Solomon.
For Al1ermen-First District, DR.. w. n
Mercer, Elijah Peale; Second District, d. E.
Forstall; Third District, J. V. Gourdain;
Fourth Dis trict, George Jonas.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-09

The GROWTH OF OUR crrrrs, Oh AND
NEw.-Bos'on was trying to grow nearly
one hundred years before it attained popu-
lation of ten thousand -
Albany was two hundred years.
New York was one hundred and thirty
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-09

rF A Pennsylvania paper says that the young
ladies in that State have become hard up for nus
bands, that they sometimes marry printers and
lawyers.
It's we'll the dear creatures are not so hard
ND about Harrsonburg.
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FRANK ROBINSON. the great Ame,i,,
GREAT VA7I OV1L CTpf

and Jester, with a proftsion Of his OF.
highly comic songs. humorous sayings, q,
ries and practical jokes, viii appear at cad
sentation, to add, if possible, to the varV
attractions presented. The name of Rot.
sufficient guaranty, and will doubtless NEE
reception which will remuncrate the man
for the vast expense they have incurred M
the services Of this Incompatible comic ecu
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Molasses-yery dull % to 2sc for inferior and
fermeptng.
Flour-Receir.s falling off 81 SIS 70 - l2 for Ohio
Corn-keceipts light prices advancing GO to IS
for inferior and ordinary.
Pork-Quiet. Sl6 IS for mess
Baeon--sl to &c for ribbed sides.
Lard-Dull, ll4c for prime. .r
Coffee-Quies rarging from to llAc.
Salt-Cargo, sales 10 to 75c.
Baggng-Ky. III to 1874, India l44c to 144c.
Rope-6fc on time. &C cash -Cresee~, yu-.
sh 1888
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SueAR--The receipts have been light, and with a
limited demand the sscs of the week have been
confined to about 1890 hhds, with Grmer market
for n, arly all qualities.
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THE BIG SHOW Is
LOOK OUT FOR THE FORTY MrrnN
TEAM! SUN

THE BEST EQUESTRIAN TRorps a
- ,WQRLD, AND TIE ONLY COYp,cs : =
PERFORW WHAT THEY AM,
Wiz Exhibit at Hd,rsni5atg. a I
day, June 9th, at 2 and Z o'elo,I s
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Roman TrarrZe
LA TERCHE EQUIrOlSEls
A wonderful performance in the STADIUM,
French HroiF,crs.
This feat, according to the opinions of all,
seen it, is the most remarkable effort cvas
ed; and must be seen TO be appreciated
Prof WENDALL, in his wonderful and
act upon the tight rope,
Wonderful Gymrfastic performance, BY D
Holland Family,
IA PETIT MARIE, the graceful and iaa
Danscuse and Vocalist.
Master JOHN, the Asiatic Jusger.
Master GEORGE, the accomplished sai
young Equestrian. &c.,. -...
sisnor B0DISCO, (the Man Monkey hss
son in America.
Together with host Of
e. N. Scene Riders,
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BooIt Notices.

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK: january. 1859 ::
LOUIS A Cooley. Publisher, Phlala,: SO
for single copy per year, IS for 2 copies
3 copies Sc.
The January number of this magazine. al
ready received, is very rich in engravings
among which are found fine steel plates, color
ed fashioned plates and a great variety Of wood
cuts. Mrs. s. ). Hale is assistant editor.
THE AMERICAN FARMER: December ::
n. Il. WoRTIINGTON & Co., Publishers
Baltimore. 81 90 year.
This magazine for December is a good
number; in fact, the year round, it is one
Of the best Agricultural Journals in the coun-
try.
THE AMERICAN MERCHANT: December:
BRYANT & SrRAqToN. Publishers, New
York: So 90 a yea,; . copies SIS do
Sl0.
The present number Of this valuable MONTH
ly contains portrait of DR.. Kane the Arctic
navigator, and a number of chapters on in
teresting topics. 1t is ono ofthe really mcri-
torious publications of the day
PETERsON'S LADIES NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINE December: G. j. PETERSON, Pub
Usher, BOG Chestnut St, Philadelphia 50
year ) copies 500; copies 81. SO, per
year.
We have from the publisher the December
number Of this magazine, always cavorlte on
cur table bat for awhile among the missing"
The engravngs, fashion plates, &C., are well
executed, and several fine writers appear
among the list Of contributors. 1t is, the
year round good work.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-11

TITlZENS OF ELKTON. and strangers visiting
~ Elkton, Pause and Read. and learn that
SUGARS are getting CHEAPER. Having pur-
chased a new lot of Groceries tho present week.
am enabled to sell Sugar mt from | to 2 cents per
lib, less than the recent prevailing rates. | am
selling good Brown sugar ut s cts it is fully as
good us WAS selling at cts by the hogs.cad three
weeks since. Refined White sugars 1 and ~ cts.
Crushed sugar IL cts per h.. or s lbs for 81 o.
Molasses 81 cts per gallon. These are STRICTLY
CASH DOWN prices, and persons wishing to buy on
credit viii! be charged higher rates.
Oct 0. r. T. MAY.
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sET'O make people quiet just give them what
J. they want. If t,amsal loves. it shows that
she wants to be loved in rcturn-love her If
folks hungry. give them chnrs. steaks and
plum padding IT they want CASH have it out
If they are h'ue food them with glory picture
books sunshine ard such like but what is more
important still if they wish to know how to save
money, tell them to 90 to the NEW STORE. in
Llkton. kept by X. i. MAY. where they will find
n stock of Goods. bought this week in Philalei-
phia at prices much below the regular rates.
All persons in want Of Cassimcrrs Cassincts
Flanrels, Dclanes Prints Ticking Muslins Cot
ten Flanncls Blankets, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps
&c, &c. would be well e-paid for the trouble Of
examining his stock of fresh new Goods.
Small PROFITS AND QUICK SALES.
Ilkton Nov. q, 1888
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Farther EcasNCfFuns!

~ sold at prices to suit the times at r. DRENNEN
X co S.-THrEE Story BuILpING-C II h and
prompt custome's will please bear in mind thai
7. bremen & Co.'S. Main s.. is the place to save
from eight to ten per cent. as goods are being of
fered much lower than their usual prices. Then
goods have been selected with great care and chi
brace a variety especially adapted to the wants Of
this community Being determined to sell our st0cl
though the times are light. we have made genera
sweep. Reduced the entire stock to sill lower
prices Now i the time TO bay. when the assert
m"nt is yet unbroken and the prices put bows
Call and see our goods and get prices and VIC viii
Try and assist you all we can. by giving you more
for your money than any other house in the state
and if any one can live by his business and under
sell us we should like to make his acquaintance.
Sept Is. T. BREMEN 4 co.
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Grisina! 1)ortrp.
For The Cecil Wing.

For The Cecil Wing.
Waiting.
Waiting. YEARLY waiting;
The birds fly over the sea.
They ay quick to their loved ones,
But he comes never TO me.
Waiting. YEARLY waiting;
he golden corn has grown dry:
Winds rustic its lea, es and tear them
All heart! even so must thou sigh.
Waiting, YEARLY waiting
The leaves, once 50 green turning red,
Fall, and the autumn wind blowing,
On earth their beauty is shell
W"iti 3 wearily waiting;
My eyes bright Fight fades away;
Soul by the thought-wave So shaken,
Thy hopes like the leaves decay
November 1888. + NJ. A.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-11
A NEW CONTRIBUTION TO SCIENCE.
THE GREAT GRAND DISCOVERY,
EsIGIVaX's REGULATING ENEsEs.

Dr. RADwAY & Co. have recently discoycre q
method for extracting from roots, herbs plants and
gums Il nutritious extract Of such wonderful nour-
ish'ng power-which they have combined with
RAILWAYS REGr .ATlNG PiLLS-taat six Of these
Pills Will supply the blood with the same amount
OF nutrition as one ounce Of ordinary bread; 50
that. while the system is undergoing thorough
physcking, and regulating process it daily be-
comes strengthened.
Persons afflicted with LIVER CoMpLAixT nYs-
PERSIA. HEART DISEASES, FriLNEss or BLoop,
and all Females who are subject to IRRHGuLArlrIrs
llfsrERIt: &c., are particularly recommended to
use these Pills They are pie SAINT to kc-e.e.
gantly coated with gum-free from tIse, and will
not grippe scken or weaken the system or leayo
the bowels cosivc. Mothers nursing should ilo-
wise take one of two Of these Pills once or twice
per week. They will not only keep your system
healthy and regular but Will pro Get your infants
against Cramp and Pains in the stomach. and
insure not only healthy child. but will invest
every child, thus sucked with sweet Disposition
EADwAr's REGULATING PiLLs regu!.e each
and every organ Of the system and correct all de-
engagements Of the Liver, Bowels, Stomach, Heart
and Kidneys. They
cosTIvENEss, INDIGESTION, nrART-BURS.
BlLloUsNEsS, DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION,
DRoPsy, HEADACuE, CONGESTION
P1LPITtTIoN OF THE HEART, &c.
They arc entirely vegetable and harmless; an
infant at the breast can take them with sIfety and
Epieptic, Heart Diseases &c. should always kes,
box on hand. PRICE % CENTS Ask 70"
Railways Regulators Or Regulating Pills
SOLD BY DhrGGlsrS EVERYWHERE.
RAILWAY & CO.
Office, log Fulton street, Now York,
DR.. IL. Ii. MITCHELL. Agent.
Nov ", 1898. ELNroN, Ms.
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Desirable Building Lots.

nor SALE IN TIE TOWN OF ELKTON
l. a few very pleasantly located Building
Lots, within minutes walk Of the Depot OF
the Phil, vii. X Bait. Rail Road.
These lots have been laid ont to suit the
different tastes Of different purchasers. var
ing in size from 10 feet front by 100 feet deep,
to 30 feet front and l1J feet deep.
To those acquainted with the town Of Elk
ten, it is unnecessary to speak at length Of
the beauty Of its location, tho saubrry Of
its climate, or the advantage Of good schools,
churches and society.
Few places afford equal facilities for ira
Yelling, lying as it does within hours ride
Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and being Il
stopping place for all trains on the p, w. &
B. Rail Road.
Terms Cash, or approved paper. For fur
thcr information apply at Elkton Depot, to
BENJAMIN WELLS.
May Is, 1S5S-tf
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REMOVAL

WIN. J. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first stony ofsThe Cecil
wing" Building. where he may always he
found readyto give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. 1O-tr;
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

TNlIE undersigned having been elected to
l. the nflice of Constable in the Third Flee.
ton District of Cecil county, offers his Ser.
vices to tie Public in that capacity. Prompt
attention will be given to the collection of
claims, and to all other business entrusted
to him LUCIAN B. ANDERSON
Dec 10, 1857 Cherry Hill, Cecil CO., Md
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THE FIIJBusTERs.-Ha hinoiOn, Dec o.
1t is said that the Nicaragua hlibusters have
their rendezvous somewhere in the Florida
Keys. And there is little if any doubt, that
the steamer Fashion, which left Mobile on the
LIST OF Dec, possibly for Texas, carried out
large number of them. together with anuni-
ton. 1t is evident our government is not
kept fully advised of their plans and move
inyulS.
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A CARD TO TIE LADIES
DRY GOODS,

I'iA \T'tAjl -.
WILLIAM TORBERT has ju,t opened one of
w the largest stock of
FAIL And UINTER GOODS
ever before of, rel in the country; fine assort-
mcnt Of DRESS GOODS AMI PRINTS including
all the fa-hionnble Fancy ard Plain Dress Goods
in the market; with heavy stock of
DOM ESTIC GOODS,
20 Shirting Stripes Servants pl lids, &C., &c
Also Il very extensive nSsormon. of
Cloths and Cassimcrcs,
which will be sold at the lowest figures. Great
inducements to CASH buyers, and general invita-
ton extended to all to visit and examine the stock
of Goods at the nen store, next door to the Court
House. IOct 49, ISjS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-11
REAL ESTNTE.
Advertising.

We repeat whit we have often said, that The
Cecil Wing has far greater circulation than any
other paper on the Eastern Shore or in any of the
neighboring counties in this State. 1t is a valu-
able medium for advertising to all persons in this
county who have property, Real or Personal, for
sale; or who deal in any sort of merchandise,
goods or wares. Every dollar they cxpend in ad.
vertSing in The Wing must repay them hundreds
And persons in the cities who may desire to sell
to merchants and citizens of Cecil county, can in
no way make their business and location known to
them SO well as by advertising in The Cecil Wing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-11
TEACHER WANTED.
n H'R'yG1;,

FNIIE County Commissioners, will meet at
l. their Office in the Court House, IN Elk
ton, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Dccenl-
her, next, to attend to such business as may
be brought before them. BY order.
j. S. CRAWFORD,
Dec a, lSoS-2w. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-11
Four Hundred Acres Of Land.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

F5HlIE subscriber will sell at Private Sale,
n the Farm of tn" late Thomas Rogers.
near Caleb Kinks Mills, within about one
mile of the Blue Ball and two miles of Zion,
containing about
1874 ACRES OF LAND.
The arabic land is divided into eight fields ;
is in fair state of cultivation. and under
good fencing. There is q sutlciency OF
wood for the use of the farm.
The improvements consist OF
\ STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
IS by 10 feet, two stories high with good
cellar under the whole building Il NEW
FRAME BARN. As by 40 feet, with stone
>tabling; and Straw House 90 by 80 feet ;
it is Il convenient and substantial barn there
is also IA good Wagon House and Granary.
with Cooper Shop. and Tenant House on the
premises. The land is we'll watcrcd. and
the situation healthy. 1t will be sold on
reasonable terms.
JAMES McCAULEY,
Elkton. Oct 80, lSoS-tf. Agent.
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Personal PROPERTY:
ssRyaTAtss.st,s SALE.

epl virtue Of two wrts Of Ncnditioni En-
~ ponaS, issued by Anthony " harton, Esq,
ono of the Justices Of the Peace of the State
of Maryland, in and for Cecil county, one at
the suit of Stephen A"mour, use of II. l..
Thomas. against the goods and chat;clS, lands
and tcncments Of Lewis Cro'hers and the
other issued by John Eiddcli, Esq, also a
Justice of the Peace OF the State and county
aforesaid, AZ the suit of John Gamble and
Henry Burns, Executors Of j. II. Patterson
decd. against the goods and chattcls, lands
and encmcnts of Lewis Crolhcrs and Elijah
Falls, both to me directed | have seized
and taken in execution all the right. title
interest, claim and estate, at law and in
equity, Of the said Lewis Crothcrs. in and to
ali that Piece, Parcel or Tract Of Land.
Whcrcon the said Lewis Crothers resided
previous to his death, containing
toR'TN-TIIRET ACRES
OF LAND, more or less, with the improve
meitS thereon, situate. lying and being in
the Ninth Election District Of Cecil county.
on the road leading from College Green to
Zion, adjoining lands Of James CrotlIcgs,
Enoch johnson ana George ii. Logan also,
the following
Personal Property,
taken in execution under the above writS
viz GRAY MARE and COLT. | BLACK
HORSE. two horse Wagon and Harness, |
sleigh, Il lot OF Farming Utensils, AM. a lot Of
Pr"render, Ooddcr, hay, &c.); and hereby
give notice, that on
Momlay, the 2GM dag Of December 1883,
on the premises, will sell the said property,
SO seized and taken in execution, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the said
wits and costs.
JOSEPH R. MAIIONY,
Nov. q. lSlS-ts. Constable.
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Have Won, Seen Them !

That superb Engraving, q The VILLAGE BLACK
SMITH," and the beautiful ART JOURNAL. which
are furnished to Subscribers of the Cosmopolitan
Art Association. can now be seen ut MIR. EWING s
Office Elkon, for short time only. See adyer-
tissment olsoNh sre headod-New Features
GRAIN of all kinds, and POTATOES
~ bought for cash. and at the highest market
rates, by lapr III H. 5. Sites.
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PUBLIC SALE.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, or
rs'r,r.re<tnr xp,n sox,.s p,,,s.,,,s

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, on
Thursday, the 23nd EsssaaHt,
at the residence OF William Y. Money, d cd.
all the Personal Estate of said deceased,
CONSISTING OF
~ 6 He0d Of HORSES, (including
S-4IN + Brood .uarcS, Colts, | three,
4-1A-@ aad l taro years old, :, ~97,---,:-
ana , lust spring CoHs,) 7 49,
heod Of .Mlch COWS, s hcud --AI---1A
Of Young cutie, l Brood Sow, %
Young Shouts, 5000 Bundle Corn
Blades; FARMING UTENSILS, sucA as
Wagons, curtis, PlowS, Harrows, Cui-
hrotors, Hoes, Spadcs, Piow md Wagon
Gears, &c., Sufficient for carrying on u
large firm.
TERHS.-All sums of ten dollars and
under. the Cash will be demanded for all
sums over ten dollars. a credit of nine months
VIII he given, 10y the purchaser giving his
note, hearing interest from date, with ap-
proved security.
D-y Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
when attendance will be given by
JOHN WROTH,
Agent for .rah + NJ oncy.
SnsSalraS Neck, Dec 4, lS5S-ts
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HENRY CLAYTON,
PIyOT BRIDGE, MD.

d Il \ l. Z IN AIN
A ND AGENT for the sale of Port Kennc-
Hdy Lime. The highest cash prices paid for
Wheat and Corn delivered at any point on
the Chesapeake X Delaware Canal.
r3-Limc delivered at any point on the
Canal, Delaware X PhiHd lphia and Bilti-
more Railroad, or Bohemia. Sassafras or
Elk River. TAug. %. lS5S-3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-11
SI'ssA Y.

TAME to the farm Of the subscriber, near
" West Nottingham, in June last, white
MALE HOG. which have taken up as an
estray trcspassing upon my cnclosurcs.-
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay chai ges ana take him
away. WILLIAM LITTLE.
Nov 81, 1S5S-3w.