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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

FoR PaRAoCAT.-The United Staies -teaiier e1',
erupor, for Paraguay, steamed from the NAVY s'u
ye.terday morning q, S O'Clock, and discharge her
pilot OF the Highlands at O'Clock. She was gong
ef then. under steau and canvHs sbout nn' kho''
wind from tie Lo.th-wsst. Toe following IS Isl ot
her officers: .. rAo....
Conu,Dd., Tbouu T. Huu.er; Leoseasnr; Lnoias. ,.
pt-ip. Jors.tsn Youns Az K Benhsn Cast "a. Il'a'
n,vo]1. s.ricy w. ueer Wul Is. Cg.anaa Inud A.-i'
as. C-o r. BNry N. II. Pla-ss,t "l'cn a @ ar'o c'Y
tsii. Gsik uenry "GuFHI' r~1'' ''
tfs'i L.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

The PoLIog 10 sE PAo.-we Published par
sersph on Tuesday stating that in consequence of the
appropriation icI the Police having been exhausted
,b.y wopd ~ ,eive no pay uptl February, 1859. We
learn with pleasure, thai the Shoe and LEATHER Deal
en- Bank Of this city have generon-ly cone fc yard
ard fired to adysnec tho uecessy iauis to the Com
ngsoreis the loan suoonfng in al 10 sbcat ooo
The November pay will be paid the mcn to-dsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

CoxYLIxrsIARr DsssER-Lst evening osmph-
.p,sry dirrer was given 10 the ofcers OF IA Ret-
mept. Governors Guard, by Ga-tavus V. kats, x
the Philsdelphis House, 10 the Bowery The enter
,.,ment was Of very superior character, and NAM
tr ettoss,s were given aod re-porded to IN 40 sppr
#, rate manner by Col. ". w. Tompkns Col J. Z.
P.nekney, Aiju,Ag. B. +. Piackb'y sad others,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

BrE,oS's TBEaTsR.-Tne 6ns comedy TX
.reGes viii lie repeated tonight VITA TOO ia'ce Q"
"AI tie Words Sage" E1tr"'ae- hes never
bea 70 well played here and these who fail to 10
IL will nss rare treat. The bsieht Ct Mr. ssd Ma"
Richipgs will occur tomorrow night, when sn eferaAao
In will 10 ofered
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

TwrsTY-SEcosD WARD-R.TrFIcarrnS or rHE
NOMtyArIOs OF ADOLPHUs ASDREAs FOR ALDER
MAN A large meeting OF the ndeperdsnt electors Of
the XXlId Ward was held at Rupeits Hall, Fifty
third street. on the evening Of the 3th of November.
On motion Of Mr.. join Mlhsp Mr.. Pelatlsh Port
v called to the Snair, ana Mr.. s. o. Waller chosen
Secrots,y Mr. Phi, stated the object Of the mee,og,
ereupon Mr.. c. ii. Harvey presented get OF reso'
uiors in favor of dividing our manc,cal elections
from politics, and making the only qualifications for
office cspabiIity and honesty in favor of having all
tie avenues graded to Eghtysixth street of having
,nsU cara d.. upon the Hudson River aud Ninth
avenue Railroads imms dateJ Of having subSt tin'ial
per and bulk heads on tho water front OF the ward
and Of rahfyrg the nomination of Adolphus Andrea5
"a epineniy qualified, aud publicly pledged, If
elected TO use his utmost endeayors to carry out the
iesolyes. They enthusiastically cheered, end
unammou.ly adopted Speeches were made by
Joseph Hone, C. II. Harvey aud others, after W ioh
a Btsiness Cocin.iltee, consisting Of Messr'. JOHN
Mren, Iebbeus B. Ward, p. Dauyery, p. j. Bone
s;. sbd other prominent citizens of the Ward, was
appor.cd, VIXEN tie meeting adjourned
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13
Further From Mexico.

DEpLORABLE CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY.
PRONUNCIAMENTo IN FAVOR OF SANTA ANNA.
~-NcW Orleans, FEB. 11.-The Mexican pa
pers received by the Tennessee, from Vera
Cruz, furnish Interesting details of the occur
FENCES that nave recently tIansprcd in that
unfortunate country.
There WAS series Of conflicts in the city
Of Mexico for eleven days before General ZuIo-
ago tnumphed over the government troops.
There were but very few killed, however.
Gtnolal Zuloaeo received % votes out of the
% forming The council Of notablcs for the
post of provisional president of Puebla and
the few other points where the new order of
things was recognized. The whole country
continued in a state Of anarchy and coufu.
sion.
General Alfro hnd pronounced at San
LUIS in favor of Santa Anna as dictator.
Gen. Zuloago had issued DEGREES restoring
the ecclcsiastica and Ii iitary jurisdiction,
and rcpealing the laws of 1856 which dcclar-
cd the properly Of the ecclesiastical corpora
| tons alienable, and annullng the sales made
Of the church estates under that law. 1t is
reported that the clergy have loaned the
Zuloago party one million Of dollars to pro-
mote the success of the movement.
The excitement all over the country was
tremendous, and trade was entirely at a
stand The general opinion Appeared to be
that order could alone be restored by the re.
call Of Santa Anna.
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CHE 1flnrkcts.
EIkTON MARKET.
tRepor'cd by n. s. Stites.l

ELKrov, February II. 1857.
Red Wheat 81 90 White do 81 l2! yellow
Corn, old So, new 10. Oats u: Potatoes -
Nails. 81 %; Peruvian Guano a. No.
!, SCI: Mexican do. $25 90: Columbian do
S3S 90: RceSe's Manipulated Guano. S5j 90
y. Burg Super Phosphate $45 90; PlaSt,r
3S: &. A. SALE 81 81! i; lierringS, per DBL,
SIS 80. N. &. trimmed Shad per half Dbl,
$500; Timothy Seed per bush. So 90.
BMrlMoRE. Feb. llth.-Good to prime
rcd whea, Sl.00 to LOS prime white whea'
Sl.l5 to $l.25. Corn both white and y'l'
low Sc to So cents. Rye - cents. Oats 81
to So cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street. Extra $3.50 10 5000
WliMINGToN. Feb. llth.-Whcat 81 Ga
Corn G5 CTS; Oats 30: -Four $500 -.jonr' a
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l0th.-Whcat rcd
Sl.l0 to LIZ: white ! 20 to | 30; Corn 5,
cents; Oats 81 cents: Flour 81 Is to 1915.
Pun ADElPmIA CATTLE MAEkET.-Frbruar,
Sih. Beef Ga tlc-Otlcrinss this week l5Q'
head. and the prices about the same as las
week sales at IA 500 PEI roo lbs Cows
- Safes extra at 4oa S45 per head. Hogs :
Offerings $500 head, and sales ut Ga Sc. ..
per 100 BIS, as to quantity. Sheep Offering
800 head; oil sold at ga :5 each as l.
| quality.
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Communications
For Tie Cecil
Fire Insurance.

Nh. Error 1T is g nc hopedfter
the experience Of our Mutual Fire lrce
Company in Caroline and ElarfordieS.
where it has lost thousands OF dollwill
begin to think Of continuing i.s ops to
Cecil alonc. farther chan which they,ev.
rr to have been extended. The fire avs.
ago in Hnvre dc Grace will alone the
company fire Thousand dol'rs. Tines
almost altogether, out Of the pock the
people Of Cecil county. 1t is very ,hal
1t is the dangerous property Of othaies
that is insnret! with us expsrielows
this: and our safe property has To tho
damages. | think it is time To ovend
put down all the spc"ious and uns az.
gunenis in favor Of charging thncss
Of the Company by taking in dangerop
erty at q distance, and notice oughc e. tt
be given to all Insurers outside tinty
that their property will be refused tn,
current year. Dua prccaution re qais
the stability Of the company aud tacs
of the members in Cecil require this
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RELIGIOUS AFFAlRs.-Thc protract-
cd Meeting which has been held for some
weeks past'in the NJ. +. Church in this town,
under the charge Of Rev. Mr.. lIurn. has been
brought to a close. Some fifteen or twenty
persons protested conversion during its con-
tinuance, Il number Of whom have ALREADY
;oined the Church.
The Presbyterian Church here is still with
ont Pastor; the pulpit. however. is filed
every Sunday. Rev. W. T.. Moore, of West
Chester preached two weeks ago; Rev. Mr..
Fdnarsdac preached last Sunday, and Rev.
j. Mckm Duncan, as will be seen by notice
elsewhere, is to preach tomorrow.
Rev. Ii. l.. Goldsborough Of the Trinity
Episcopal Church here has accepted a call 10
the church at Middletown, Del, and will at
once remove to that place. We understand
the congregation here have passed resolutions
expressing their high regard for Mr.. G. and
their regret at his removal
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PoET DEPOSIT, Feb. 10Th
The Protracted Meeting at the
NJ. Z. Church closed with Friday evening
last. 1t began on Christmas morning, and -,
therefore, lasted about six weeks. There
We're over thirty converts, some of whom are
heads of families. Many have passed the
ordeal without any evidence of repentance,
and to such the preacher says: &c The harvest
is past and the summer is ended"
--On the night of the Jth inst,
while the proprietors and others were con-
'erSlng IN the store of Messrs A. Kidd & Co.,
man outside raised one of tho windows; one
OF the hrm recognized him, and passing out,
challenged him; he replied that he had no
EVIL intention; admitted raising the sash, but
could give no satisfactory cause for the act.
1t was supposed he designed entering at some
other time without troubling the firm to cx
hbit their goods.
Although Monsieur lizard Times
has not stopped the erection of buildings in
our village, he has decreased their dimensions;
several small dwellings have been reared be-
tween Middletown and Rock Run, chiefly by
those whose "swcet brogue'' did not place
Gen. Scott in the White House.
lie sPWituaiisfs fain believe that
spirits Of the GO great departed y ball players
hover about the wharf of J. II. Rowland &
Co., watching with infinite gusto the rappugs
Of balls against certain gable thereto be-
longing, and can almost imagine We hear their
glee over the triumphant shouts of our
amateurs. All! Inc /! Bunker Hill is losing
its glory and Yorktown its renown!!!
We, tue order-loying citizens of
Port Deposit, respectfully petition our excel
lent delegates, Messrs Davis and Kidd, to in
trodnce speedily and vehementy press a bin
before the General Assembly, entitled an act
to prevent a dozen or two would be-somc-
dodies, but can-be-nobodies, and do-bc-iln-
igated-incorrigibl nuisances, from ciiGc;u-
ally closing from egress some Of the places Of
resort for religious and moral services; we
ask them to fill the various sections of the
bill in accordance with the intent of the title,
and their petitioners will ever pray that they
may DC utpliFcu lulCN Ut from INC dnuOydQCcS
which prompt this petition.
Some of our young men having
left the &c Lone Rock by the Sea- are loung-
ing in the g Old Arm Chair being fatigued
with " A Life Oh the Ocean Wave, 'and firing
Of Jenny Lilds Waltz" go out " When
Stars are in the quiet Sky" and while wait
ing for some t" Gypsey Countess " to &c Open
the Lattice" one enuncates with L" Pirates
Glec y his wish that she shall :. Meet me by
Moonlight and gather "Shclls of ocean,
as Sc Some folks do and threatens, if refused,
With heart bowed down to cry " Thou
art false to me- and travel toward 90 Home!
sweet Home" to the tune Of "Rogue's
March,"
There was floating ice in the
river on Saturday and Monday last, and from
appearances this evening, the river will be
full tomorrow. Should the cold continue
for couple Of days, we will be closed in yet.
"A year ago to-day our good peo-
pie were on the hill side while their dwellings
were occupied by old Miss Susquehanna
Quite pleasant contrast, now and then.
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For The Cecig
The Elk Neck Road.

MR. Error 1T seems that yotrcS.
pondcn, = f - is still shouting his cry
Of down with Elk Neck still insisat il
is an " OUT Of the way place" and iabi-
tants so uttcrly insignificant. that thave
no right to ask for any improvcmcn(hcir
roads, and ifthey venture to do so, tire a
set Of imp"t'eni frloy $, not worthy lice.
unless it might be All application "boot
Of the renowned and puiSsant =" L"
|, mus. De admitted, that large ritv
Of the many hundred persons, whnly
outlet to Church, nail, or market, tho
Elk Neck road. are poor. engage the
scyerest toll to earn bread for their lies,
and have borne in sil,ncc, neglcC til,
part Of the Commissioners without ;alleI
i'll the history Of the county: a.hrir
reward for this long suii''ing Of ra'ajns
tce. is met, (whcn they ask very .rat,
relief by insulting and CONTIGUOUS
epithets. and that too by nan doe,
not pay one dollar in the shape Of Ia: on,
who is hired to perform the dirty K;
regular penny-a-lincr.
The people Of Elk Neck who haye,lic,
for this improvement have shown. thpol
road twenty miles in length, thereof
single bridge, culrert or trunk, cxcovc
the mill race that the road IN many cS i
so narrow rs not to admit of ychclvssin
each other, that it is frequently ins,bl
for farmers to get their produce to ma, O
manGres 10 rem waite their worn out Is =
very brief examination into the IS c
this case and your correspondent ~
most surely convicted Of gross ignue
the subject he most 'mpmlc"hy attcs t
cnlishlen the people Of the county u, {
Of ~7JA, dcliLerat; and reiterated tuisM.
u, T. v
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

BANK OF PENNsyLvANlA.- Philadelphia,
Feb. l0.-A meeting of the stock old,rs of
the Pennsylvania Bank was held this after
noon, when it was announced that Mr.. Ali
bone, the late President, had assigned his
property for the benefit of the bank. The
resolution for an assignment by the bank
was adopted. Also resolutions consuming
President Albone and Daniel Deal, as col
ludng together in the common plumber Of the
Bank, and declaring that whatever punsl.
mcnt the criminal Law nhicts on such dis
honesty should be enforced.
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ID HsIS Il Es.S II
ATCTIONEERING

II z = 7 y. ~ I4IIEt II y y.
FHSllE subscriber respectfully announces
L to all persons having =, opelty to sell at
Public Sale, that he gives his attention to
calling Vendues, Auctions, and Public Sales
of all descriptions, business in which he
has had much experience and success. His
residence is two miles west Of Elkton. on the
road to North East, and letters will reach
him at the EIkton post. office. He bcgS
leave to refer TO the following gentlemen fol
whom he has called sales:
Jas Z. McCullough,i L. W. Janney,
Char les W. Benny, Vim. J. ones,
Richard Booth + A. Ellis.
ALEXANDER W. KING.
Jan re-, 1S5S--3m.
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4 NEW ErATuRk ~ BinIsESS EVERY osk HIS
owx SALESMAN ,--,ToSEs ( Co.. of the Crescent
onc Price Clothing S;orc,' No POO Market street.
above Sixth, Philadelphia, in addition TO h''inA
The largest most varied and fashionable st,"k til
Clothing in philudc!p hia, made expressly tor re-
tail sales have constituted every one his erI
salesman. by having 4rkrd in figures on each
article the very lowest price it can be 500 for s.
ihev cannot possibly vary-all must Re alike
The goods are all well spong"d and prepared
and great pains taken with the IN king 80 that al
ma, buy with the full assurance Of getting goo
article at the very lowest price.
Remember thu Crescent, in Market. above sixth
| no 2uV JOKES Co.
Aug. Sly.
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Mr. Ewing's " Brcad" Lecture, & C.

Mr. EWing's' Bread" Lecture, & C.
uTA lady correspondent at New London
sends us the following, in reference to the
course Of lectures at that place.
Mr.. P. c. RICKETTS, Dear Sir Il have
heard with much pleasure that your fellow
townsman WIN. Pinkncy Ewing, ESD, has
very kindly consented, at the urgent request
of Messrs. Duii,d and Fachtz Principals Of
New London Academy: to repeat his crle-
btatcd lecture upon d" BREAD" as one Of the
series of lectures now in progress in that time
honored institution. The thanks of our
community are certainly due to this gentle
man for his great kindness in offering us
this intellectual treat, which we are to enjoy
upon Friday evening the l9Jh instant.
The Lectures thus far have proved of great
and increasing interest; some 8 or 10 have
icen already delivered, several of them by
Mr.. Thomas Harvey, Of Jenncrsville, upon
Chemistry were illustrated with brilliant
experiments. One upon The ten figures by
Mr.. Faehtz attracted good deal of attention
Professor Pantheon Of Newark College. Del
delivered one upon the Oriental Nations,
illustrated by specimens Of various languages,
which the Professor spoke with remarkable
tiuency. | need scarcely add. however, that
our expectations are on higher degree OF
suspension in rcpect 10 Mr.. Ewings lecture
thar in regard to any previous one.
... New LONDON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

HE FIGHT ~ Notwithstanding n
protracted session Of the House Of Rep
rescntatiyes on Friday night of last
week, some phase Of the Kansas question
being under discussion, fight occurred
between Mr.. Kcitt Of S. c. and Mr..
Grow of Pa, in which several other men,
bers participated as combatants or peace
makers ; and during which Mr.. Keitt
was either pushed down or Knocked
down BY Mr.. Grow, Both apologized
70 the House next morning Mr.. X.
who was the aggressor, in very manly
manner, taking the whole blame upon
himself. We notice that quite Il mum
Der Of the newspapers arc denouncing
the aifray as highly disgraccful to the
the country, and deal out unqualified
abuse upon both kcitt and Grow. Tn
doUbtedly it was disgraccful occur
renee, for which the active parties i'll it
have more regrets than any others but
very goad and very honorable men in
times OF excitement have not unfrequcut-
ly given away to passion, and found
themselves engaged in similar eucoun-
tiers, with equally honorable opponents,
and newspapers might probably find
other matters, more disgraccful if not
so notorious, even ut this time, on which
they might vent their holy Indignation.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the County Comission-
ers ofCecil county, at their first regular meet
ing after the 18th day Of March next, for an
appropriation for building Bridge over the
Little North East Creek, on the road leading
from North East to the Union Meeting House,
GU Egg Hill, near the Saw Mill aud residence
OF John McArns, Esq. FEB 10, la5s-5w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13
THE FULTON RANGE.
INVENTED IN 1857.

rINHIS RANGE is manufactured exclusively by
L us, and VIC guarantee 20 be superior IN baking
and roasting to any other made. In its con
sructon as regards fuos and dampcr, it is very
simple that any person can work ii /: it is easily
cleared from SCOT or dirt at any time and with the
sBme amount of fuel viii do three times the amount
of work that any cook stove can do These Ranges
make for either col or wood for wood they
can be set to take in astick feet long and inches
i'll diameter, For families. boarding houses and
hotels they are the best and most economical cook
ing apparatus ever invented. TRY THEM, and
If you do not find them r. presented we will not
AJAX you 10 pay, For further information address
MARSHBANk & MeKONkEY
Jan 9, IS5o-3m lancaster Pa.
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For The Cecil Hh
The Row. at Cecilt0n.

When the trial Of the State against
for resisting Squire JONES IN the dlschars'
his duty was progressing in Conrt those
heard it will remember some remarka
Contradictions in the testimony. One
hess for instance saw Jones strike ~
with stick hr was positive it was Jon,
he was ten or tp"ir' yards off yet he !
Jones strike the blow with a TACK "hdt
stick. 1t was after dusk, men could no.
distinguish each other. yet he could See
c,snr "f the stick and the sort Of 1root It "
made of. other witnesses said jones had n
stick in his hands whatever: and others,
again, that they SAW man strike Prlce WIN
cane but that that man VAS Hot cones.
The most pointed contradiction. however,
was between Wood and Knight. Voc
| swure that at one time daring ths.dis'n, ba"
| Ire saw Knight with an open knife in
hand: Knight when on the stand nn'h
oath said that Wood swore to that which
was false--that when he said he would cut
the liver out " OF man who was present li'
had his hand on his knife in his pocket tina,
the knife WAS open, but that at no time dit
he draw it from his pocket. Now II Is mo-
probable that men wonld perJure themselves
| in little matter of assault and battery hu
4 Some Of them are mistaken. and As TINS mat
ter has been referred TO 10y the Cecil Demo
crat, on political grounds. let MS give it I
moments attention. low did Knight opel
his knife in his pocket 7--and if he did; w.,
did he open it in his pocket! Can ma
open knife in his pocket with one band 4
Possibly he could: but would this bray
knight. who could boldly call mechanic
. rn6an black smith ~ take tho trouble to d
the almost impossible thing of sneaking
opening knife, in his pocket! Let an
one. who has the curiosity, try TO 81 en-
knife in his pocket with one hand and the
ask himself. which is the plausible story
whether Knight. at the time Of The row whc
: everybody was excited. did open the knit
without taking it from his pocket! q
Z whether he did take it from his poke
c Wood, who is as cf,iitable witness,
= Knight, having SWORN that he did see it op'
in his hand! SAssAFhAs.
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tflorric0.

MILLER. On the 9th. by
Rev. Joseph Y. Brown, MIR. WILLIAa IL.
McCLELASD to Miss CATHARINE b., young
est daughter of Thomas Miller, Esq, oil OF
this county.
ENLY-BURLEY.-I Baltimore, on
the 9th inst, by Rev. John McCron. WIN.
GnEENLY to Miss EMELISE G. BUELLY, both
of that city.
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TAJT,ORJNG

IE'llE subscriber would respectfully inform
L. his old customers and the public general
~, that he will be found in Principle, onc
door south OF the Old Stnre House, recently
fitted up by Lakeland & Gather, where he in.
tends carrying on the above business in al
its various branches, ON reasonable terms and
in workmanlike manner. He SOlicitS u share
Of ub!ic patronage. ABEAM TAYLOR.
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PRINCIPLE HOUSE.

He has, also, connected with his establish
ment u Restaurant, and will always have on
hand a general assortment of Confectionery
Fruits, Sweet Meats, &c, aud at all times &
good supply Of the best Oysters the Baltimore
market can afford, and served up in quick
time and good style; with other Il refreshments
usually kept at such places. Il. I.
Oct loft
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RESTITUTION OF SPFcIE PAYMENTS
The Banks in Bosom, New York. Philsdcl-
phia. Baltimore, Washington. Gcor griown
and other PAGES Uhe Il anks in the District
of Columbia, on Saturday, have all rcslin
cd Suece pa ymcnS,
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FOR RENT.

A SMALL FARM OF 10 ACRES, highly
"A Improved. Also, Dwelling House;
Store room and Cellar, with shelving and
counters all complete, situated in Gnrle
Town, Cecil county, Md, on the road from
Perryville to Port Deposit, and 4 miles from
the former place. Apply on the premises to
JOEL REYNOLDS.
Feb ID, l85S-4w
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The POISONING CAsE.-Joscph G.
Underwood, Ann Underwood, John Bcnja-
min Underwood and Nelson Boulder. against
whom bills where found by the Grand jury
at the late session Of the Court, for poisoning
the horses and mules of David Scott, of Jno)
hy which he lost 81 800 WORTH were arrested
this week by the sheriff and committed to Jail;
they promptly gave bail aud were released to
appear at the April term.
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PuDL!C SALE
TNlIE suhsefiseifl DIET. i !,

TENIIE suhscr1belrl OFF,, !, >
n at the l;ite feslsi,e !, n.
decd, near CnIStgas Nm y \
DAi. THE aa5kf BIZ " pr,,, :,
lowing rcrsose PF,ny: ''N
3 IloE&,
FAuMlNo u1sEns-l w,.'.
double lsrncNs lad Dlor III III
of Fly Straps ] lsphpra H.
chine, (Crookst aS,.l mai, .@
good order Metl1,T,....
carting mactliol !; lG,rcIrinss !, NJ
| Grain Fan, - Nv; A..
Cultivators, puh, Fan, "
Also, lot of CO falsr n !,
and a varir,y9}f Hsp,r1aaa1 '
Furniture; s,ny 0,s..
enumerated e " Il s y nj
Ground. WI
TERMS. -AHlN, p,a.. |
on all sums 1S3p ieil,,' w y
credit Of five bEhs. Min NJ saa
by notes, withN lper,d W., .a'sle !,
at the Cecil Bkek r7s, ,.'a'l
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Samuel Burr Aqtlna.,,,V y
Feb. ID, lS5Ab. W.T.