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FEVER AND AGUE. AND ALL FRvERs
cured By perseverance, With
BRANDRETHs PILLS,
which ai al pOOns Of vhsiever nature they be- from the
circulation.

Mr. John Y Hssh Supervisor Of New Castle, wshetr
ty New YORK. says November -" two at
taefei With fever and ssue which, Notwithstanding the best med
advice continued sorey act for r tedious moths
yellow rrdu ed 70 skin and bone Med
physicians abandoned despair l experiment,
concluded sing dose Of SIX CT BrAndrehs Universal
Vegetable P empty stomach, early 10 the morning The
seemed all the latent energies Of exhausted
frame feared the vont-heir purgave effect dae eat
anything had used heard o. At length this eject
seemed and brathed er That EVENING"
sensby better AMI slept Oundy night The nett dyI
followed the eoue and continued 10 take the pills In this
way III veeis when found myself entire cured Ny
health has been surprisingly good snes" Price %
box Sold oil respectable dealers In medicine. Oc9dtuin
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IHE subjects are LIST Al Int oda ton, containing sossay
Il the ter" In use among military men
c, y d ..,rS o III .n.,sd ts i,h ~ n,ns
the du les evolving upon the various stat departments
Sd Arms ard Ammunition cont1irg ndensed desc ptou
Of the arms suit By C.v,y Artillery Infantry
day with directions for prep ng the Varou, kinds
4h IIaary Tsrcs embracing the schools Of the Soldier
Company ekrmls' and Battalion taken almost entirely from
ing systems the line ami OF H,rdee
Light Infantry and ha men adopted b. the general
we're necessary In hamonAng and blending he two ,ystems
so as to supply ard adapt them 10 the mill Ia tervee.
GIN Cavalry Tactics embracing the school, Of the Trooper
Troop the squ dron and Regiment tax with nodn
cat ms from the L. s. Cavalry Tactics.
Th artillery iaclics embrac the manual Of tbs piece
the school OF the Battery taken om the Und states Artillery
Tactics
sh donors Re p.d by troops taken from general
regulations ofthe United states Army
Muse Rosters Guards sAen chiefly from the Army Rsgula
tons.
o.pan taken nom the Army Regulations and drawn from the
practical experience Of hsjor Gilman
18th. Due, 10 Camp and Garrison. Camps and Marches from
i2th duties STAT Depar uent, together
forms OF morning reports On' returns &C. from the
sh The Manner Of br nns in.o .cen In vhh tn.
VAJus orders OF b1 and the duties Of Infantry Cavalry
Artillery, Wien In sctioa, are discussed
i4th Martial embracing the organizations OF Courts
the duties Of the Judge Advocate the forms Of the for de-
failing the cur, &c
Ie Tattoo. Breakfast Call Dianer Call Retreat &C. ke
16.h. Appendix corisnins tbs Articles Of War.
Extract from. he Report or6en Riehardso. AR Gene
raj " Virginia. 10 ne Governor.
.a &Sy s , en1S Si. On.
accomplished tAaps Of the United States IhAve carefully
my udsn Mt reliable Is the beat worn EnOvnO
me, or that ever saw"
r VIII be Issued On or about the Tenth OF December 1860
0rdsn hlled according TO dates Of reception. IA
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EXTRACT FROM GOV. PERRY'S MESSAGE.

Governor Perrys Message to the Florida Legislature,
after rehearsng the wrongs Of the North to the South,
says:
Such fellow-citiEens, is meagre outline only Of the
pictures Of wrong and outrage that expected to
endure INCREASINGLY. But shall endure il? Heaven
Forbid Forbid it the memory and example Of those no.
bic patriots who pledged their elves their fortunes and
their sacred honors TO maintain their liberty and their
rights. Shall we, the descendants Of such sres elin
quish the rich inheritance thus acquired9 Must We
leopard present security and future existence
free people, by stopping to re-argue the abstract
question OF the right Of secessonS have already ad
vered 10 the important difference between the political
responsibilities OF the people of the thirteen old Colonies
aud those which attach TO the people Of the United States
The former being subjects, could not withdraw from or
forcbly oppose their government without act Of
belion; for, although they declared it their right to
change their government they were fully aware that the
right depended upon their in maintaining it. Not
with regard to the people of these States They
not subjects but eit:eHs-ctZ ms owing their first and
highest allegiance to the respective sovereign States
While the States remain in the Union, the ct-
Gems may commit an act OF rebellion against
their particular State against the United Sates-
But the that State in her sovereign capacity
declares dissolution Of the Federal ties her citizens
absolved from all responsibility 70 the Federal Govern
ment and the State released from all conventional obi
cations to her former associates And more than this
papabe infraction by more Of the other States
of the covenanted rights Of Of the Others
releases he latter from their obligations to the compact
Aud OF such infractions and he mode and Of
redress" each State has the right to judge for ITSELF
This right inherent 10 States, aud can only be alien
Ated by their voluntary act In the Constitution Of the
United States there is REIMBURSEMENT Of this right no
transfer of it to any other power tribunal or judge
Toe right consequently remains TO the State perfect and
uuimpared, aud IL we're puerie to dispute about the
name Of the thing when the time has for proving
its efficacy.
Entertaining these views most earnestly recommend
call Of convention Of the people OF the State, at an
early day to take such action in their Judgment may
DO necessary protect and preserve the rights honor
and safety Of the people of Florida would further
commend revision Of the Military laws, With view TO
more effective organization Of the military add an APP
preparation of bundred thousand dollars as pilta-
~ fund for the ensuing year. to he expended as fast as
the public necessities may rqurA.
Very respectfully,
A. s. PERRY
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49, CEsS--The excitement 10 behAh 81 6afsI's Csiebro.
ted Premium bers continues 10 VIZ na
the South aud the demand for has secsne that the
Proprietor hnds dculty In supb1hsh Asa Ague
these Be without arrival and have learn
Of the n where they have failed 10 check that
oahsome dsease whoa taken Ing dfectons
Dyspepsia Cholera horbps summer Complaint ropdy Of Tie
Liver stomach and INDICATION these Bte without
v Headache they have been l.
the violent AZ the beat Phi seans had ben
up hopeles No family where there young edres should
be without them 10 the Spring and Fall months tSy Improve
the appetite and strengthen he system Being entirely
ali poisonous mineral substances they he taken
any time aud under all circumstances you need
and elective medicine try them and dge Of their
virtues
Of a. PROMINENT Druggists In the city Of shm nd
and elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina Also By W.
Jones o. hsEphs, Team Il W siA Bssndon, Mas syns
Provan New 0rlesEs D. Mlier, covngton, Ky eott,
Wsshinstoa city, d. O.; Candy, Gipin Co.. Baltimore; b. A
I.hnsssoot Co., Phadephs and Barnes Park, Orders
Allei By Addressing K BAKER, Proprietor,
oc5 Richmond. Va
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OO1EAEROIAL.
o,nor o. ma VINO. December 6. 1850

oruoz Vino. December 9. 1880
FOREIGN TRADE OF RICHMOND.
Toe folowingis q detaiei statement OF the foreign
trade Of Rchnond for the month Of November:
EXPORTS
To BEAid-4 leo bb's -four, tsl ,o25.
To PsrnnnlbHco.- 4T5 ibis -four. f5,63Z
To Ma slles. $40 hhds tobacc,, $50 2l6
To Bristol -2s0 bids tobacco ts5 90.
To b isl Prorinces.-l1i bbls. q ur, " ,09. -
To Rllamd LLlnds-l0 r. lumber, tlh 10 shingles to0;
so bags &c, $50. Total $50
Total v4lae OF exports, sils,I1
From Hrerpoof IA, 655 sacks salt, % ,222
From Bii Prorin esl9to bbh. nsb, t6en $50 bus po
tatoes $3.50 Total tT.60i
Total value OF Imports, % IsD
In connection with the above we insert our monthly
table Of the exports Of Flour from Richmond:
AIcHxosD Fosuex PORTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06

There ao exported last month"; 80 tons copper
mills or the Jour- IS 62 bb shipped Neg York. aud
5l bbs Boston, Isl other domestic ports Daring the
MONTH III vessels entered the Dock (of which IS
oyster ve.sels,) and 1876 sailed thersfrsn.
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40 CORRESPONDENTS.

8a1g.
al Tais rs long HiEc, ost. g % tno'1R q 81
az Oh 81 ciss bs esfdr;sG r goirF sciicaissc
- flJhf flhss are cA1rgCt 5r az d2rsrtifeuislis.
~ " ersaoi s1tlfite g. -ttr rgfsf couu1ssste11sort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06

The following 10 comparative statement Of the eI-
po Import, the Dock November. and for
months, ofths and the prsesdl7 year:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06

EOn SALE "A young, vsllbrots Horse rd=s A,d works
dS KENT, PAINE co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06

There also resolved ast nonh 70 600 bricks 700 bb
msnt 1871 ore s9s do On $50 kegs nails, lS bales oats
800 potatoes ~ staVe i65 cords wood, etc. Also,
New York packets Boston do and Baltimore packet. with
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TlHE subjects are LIST Al Int odu On containing sO.sar

Vol Demi vO sAy 100 pages and upwards Of 800 rsra-
tons. Price o. 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-06

Among many which supplied
the Affections Of humanity there fsvore foe
certain Of diseases than the medicinal gum" Of the Wild
Ceerry Tree; however valuable H. s power TO heal,
soOh relieve and enhaDced fold BY scientific and
Judcous comsInaon with other ingredients In themselves Of
eqaal worth This happy minginE exists In that
Coordination and form indeed"
OF medicine knounAs
DIR. Wistar's Bsisam OF wild Cherry.
whole value euring Coughs, Coifs BroncAhs Who2png
Cbu0h Group Asflsld Pulmonary Agectioa dad Hcpient
Consumption, is fnestirndbie.
strong Testimony.
From Bx"Is wHrrHs q Depot Master at south Royl''n
sOrrH RorAIsrOs, Jan (, $500
uasoct.d BY YOU cannot refrain from ad-
ding my tmonyio The many seady given iu favor Of your
In ,be sprpg Of sss with hard dry
cough with is Asus panimens OF hight sues completely
state Of health that trying med cal aid purpose, had
hopes Ofsver as had also M friends Al
.lghbo try wsta B.s hugh with beef haeyer
bottles th effect magical Ny cough entirely len
night deserted hope once NOE eaed my DIP cas-
rSa. Ss. hi. Sa.. a, has o.S been e%fsd By
eonverant vi hs above facts IN this vicinity literally nstehtd
,xnlng Youare a. liberty TO use tbs for The
0ensn' 81 VIC '-'''''' BsSJ WHEELER
~ Ciuiion 10 PHrchlsera-The only genuine Widrs Bal
ga has trsn signature Of Brrr" and tue printed Of
the Propreors wrapper all other vile and worth
less
Pr.o.red BY sETH w. TOwLR co. Boston, and for sale al
Wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD CO.,
PETERSON DUyAL, RI hmond, and by ell druggist, and
dealers In medicines in city and tnoai detElm
Brynn,s Taste ess Vermtfuge.
Baby with laekiustsr eye.
Wherefore, uh.rgf re should you diet
BHYAy's vERsIFrGE Is sure
Eve kind Of worm 4 cure,
he the species Email or huge;
Try the Tssieless vermlfug&
Price 9s eents For sale BY FISHER SHEPHERD
DR.. McCIintock,s Pectoral Syrup exercises 40 10.
aunce Consumption and bronchitis In Medical
ace arresng the cough healing and strengthening the lung
prcmou eIpeeorauon aud Inducing sleep The amendment
begins FROM the first dose Price, u. -
DR.. McClintock,s Cold and Cough Mixture Is
vegetable Andoies 10 the Irritation AMI
disturbance of the breathing which produce ccs
coughs hoarsentts and that II removes In short
every yge Of inflammation from the lungs and throat and
respiration perfect health Price 23 cents 80
BY fn '22-diml USHER sqEP ERD
~@NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS,
~ CUsTO aERs AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
the hest Of Boots snd Shoes both
that any In the sseshere We sko
shots and Gae ADD indeed all binds OF
Boots We slso keep htnd, and esn uay
shoes suitable for farm hands md also for house
servants. AL X. HILL CO.,
Foot and shoe Manufacturers,
No. 1871 Main Street,
noQs Richmond. Va
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half
We also present monthly comparative table Of the
exports OF Tobacco, Wis:
sIpoETs oF YoBicco RIcnuosD roRvcs rcsTs
Commanding Oct ist lscO and same time 1859
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MILITARY MANUAL.
AMANUAL or NsrRUCTION FOR VOLUN-
TERRS AND MILITIA,

Major William Gillian.
LArE U g. ARMY; INSTRUCTOR OF TACTICS, AND CON.
MANDANr OF CADETS, VIRGINIA MILITARY
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EFFORTS OF yLoua FRon AicHxosD 70 Toasiex PORTS
....f,o a J,y,, ise0 oad anna finn, fs50
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DR.. McClintock,s Cold and Cough Mixture
alton vegetable Antdotes 10 the Irritation
disturbance cf the breathing arAius which produce eocs
coughs hoArsent and hfAt II In very shc
time every vesge OF inflammation from the lungs and throat
respiration perfect health Price 23 cent? 80
nv fn 22-diml USHER sqEP ERD.
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Brynn's Taste ess Vermtfuge.
Baby with lAekiustsr eye.
Wherefore, uhervf re should you DIET
BHYAgs VERNFrGk Is sure
Eve y KIND Of worm 20 cure.
he the species tmall or huge;
Try the Tssieless Yernlfuge
ce 25 cents FOR sale by FISHER sHEPHkRD
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Dr. mcCIIntock,. PectoraI Syrup erere.es 40 b

DE- uctihtochs Fsssofh syrup s.e.t.se. ~ 70
Consumption and Pronchs In hedca
ace arreng the cough healing and ghenng the lang
p mott eIpectoraon, aud Inducing sleep. The amendment
begins from the first dose. Price, u.
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To Boot and Shoe BUYERS.

HAVING made the Boot and Shoe Trade
L SPECIALITY in my business, beg leave to call
attention to the following LIST of Gouds in that line :wt
the assurance that for Cash down, they will be sold at
prices To compete with city dealers.
MEN S AND BOYS BRANCH:
Gents Fine Calf Boots: Mems Coarse Scwrd Boots
Mems hungarian Boots; Mems Grained Watcr-prn
Boots; Mems heavy pcggcd pots s!2s = pair; Men
high cut Br"gans, full stock; Mems heavy Brugi,s low
priced Boys Fine Dress Boats; Boys Grained Water.
Proof Boots; Boys Heavy Kip Bots; Boys. rrggci
Boots as lev as *l2h r pair; Boys Calf oXfrd Tiles
Boys Calf Munr"cs: B"v-' Heavy Br"grns.
LADIES'. MISSES and CflILDRENS'
DEpAETMENT--LadicsD Dressed Morocco I;u,ta with
heels; Ladies' black Kid Boots. with heels, Ladies' Tam
pico Goat Boots. with heels Lulics black CATERS
Lrdes' prcS.rd Nprooco E,,ts. without heels Ladies'
black Kid Boots. without heels Ladies Tanpicu Boots
without heels Ladies' Unr"ssrd Morocco Boots with,u
heels W"mrnS high cut Calf Boots. with heels: Women
Morocco Boots, extra sizes IS and s Wuincns prg.r
Boots. a. low Is Sloo r pair Ladies' Dressed Mo~c.
Gu>iins; Ladies' unlr"sscd Morocco Bl,kins: Girls
horcrci Shoes. heavy and high cut; Misses Dress,
Morocco Boots, with heels; Misses black Cutters wit!
heels large assortment Of Girls and Chilir-us lts,
and Morocco ShOu.. For sal. al tie Dry Goods anc
iroc-ry store VI X. g.. MAY
Ekton, Oct l3, 1860 In the Hollow"
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NEWARK ACADEMY,
Prof. Edward ID. Porter, Principal.

dl.L SEISSlON. lSJu.
The Fall and Winter Session of this Institution
v i'll commence on the FIRST WEDNESDAY OF
NOVEMBER. and continue FIVE MONTHS The
buildings and Grounds have been placed in com
plete order. and fitted up with new Furniture,
especially adapted for the comfort aud convenience
Of students Rooms furnished for the older
hoys. rs in Colleges for tnivArr srrbY. free from
the confusion an! restraint OF II school room The
Course of Instruction is thorough and practical
designed to fit young men for admission to our
best colleges. or far the active duties of the firm
chop or counting house
BY the liherality Of the Board Of Trustees. the
Academy is furnished with Library of II. 600 vol
uwes, aud one Of the best collections of Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus in the United States
thus afprding facilities for acquiring IL complete
Scientific and Mathematical education far superior
TO most schools in our counay.
The best Teachers will be employed. and ne
labor spared to secure the proper, moral, mental
and physical training of the young men entrusted
to his care. Terms moderate For circulars and
information address, EDWARD b. PORTER.
Sept. Is, ls60--tf. Newark, Del.
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TO COxSUNIPTIYES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few week. by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lang affection and that dread
disease, Consumptionis anxious make known to hi,
fellow-suferers the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used (fe" If charge) with tho directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
Sure CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, &C.
The only oLjest Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrptio is to benefit the afflicted and spread informs.
ton which he coneeives to he invaluable. and he hop-
every sufferer will try his remedy it will cost their
nothing, and may prove blassings
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Wiiliamslpursh.
r Oct T. lS6n-ly. Kings county, New York.
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THE PELTON TRIPLE GEAR
HORSE POWER.

VIII ZEN well made, has never. Jailed to
w render satisfaction to purchasers. 1t
may therefore, he put down as an esth hll>lied
Tact that in all cases where the. Power has
broken or worn rapidly, tlnt,ihc fact was IN
the manufacture, and not in the principle "t
HE Power. To any one not familiar with
the mechanism. one Prlton Pow or lnnkS like
rn"tIicr; one, though it Hooks. strong and
heavy. breaks, willie another, property made.
though light, cannot he broken. That M
Farmer shall have I" rely oh ms own jndg.
mcnt entirely in purchasing, we say to all il
yon buy Il Power OF our make and II is broken
by fair usage during the first season, We will
repair it without charge. II it fails I" rrrder
satisfaction when operated according to plain
printed instructions furnished with, the
machine. il may he returned. Will this dis
tinctly understood. anything We might sny
in prais" of the Power would seem like
wasting words. .. - &. .s... 80.
The TIlRASTIER is one Of uncommon
strength and durability. Icing driven 10y rod
md gearing, doing away will, the belt en-.
ircly. thus saving much power. and rrquir-
ing but very little skill in setting The machine.
PerSnnS wishing machine "i This Kind. on
one or Nv" horse Railway Power can scc a
sample machine and get any Indignation
relative t" Terms. &C., by Applying t" ,
JNCOB b. ASH, EIklon, Md.
Agent for w. ". Dingcr $50, ferk, Pa.
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1flarrie0.

SCflOFlELD-PIERC end at the
Parsonage, in Warwick, by Rev. DR.. Fwell,
Mr.. GUsTAyus ScnorIELp to Miss ELIZA
Pierce, all OF this county.
FARRIER-DYOTT.-- the same, at the
Parsonage December 4th Mr.. WILLIAM II
FARRIER to Miss MARY L. DYorr, both OF
this county.
FIZELL -STOFF.-On the 10Th of May,
1860. by Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of Philadelphia,
Mr.. ELI FIzELL to Mrs. SARAH BELvILLE
SroFP, daughter of VIM. Wood Price, OF
Maryland.
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Dic0.

SPENCE.-On Tuesday morning, Nov. 9th.
TltNRY REYNOLDS SPENCE, son of VIM. and
Eliza Spence, aged 20 years, ~ months
and IA days.
GAtLAHER.- In this county on the 22nd
ult., SARAH FRANCES, only daughter of
Robert H., and Ann J. Gallahcr, aged 10
years.
PiERCY.-On Tues day last, at an advanced
age, HENRY PERCY, of Elk Neck, in this
county.
KNOTTS.--On Monday last, WV. KNOTS,
aged "A years.
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NOTICES..
NOTICE.

Arthur W. Mitchell !
vs.. In the Circuit Court
Jacob Fisher, Margaret for Cecil county
Fisher, his wife, Gil. In Chancery.-
bert Rutter, Rebecca November 10th,
Rutter, his wife, FraE- 1860.
els Short and Elijah
Short.
TNlfE object Of this suit is to procure q
l. Decree tor sale of tract of land in
Cecil county, containing twenty eight acres,
and formerly held and possessed by one
Francis Shields, decd.
The Bill states that the sail Francis
Shields was seized and possessed of the
sal d tract in his life time, and that he died
many years ago interstate, leaving William
Shields, Nancy Shields, Sally Shields, Mar
garet Shields and ,Rebecca Shields, his
children and heirs at law; that the said
Margaret intermarried with one jacob Fisher.
and when last heard of resided in Pennsyl-
vania that the said Rchccca Shields inter-
married with Jonathan Short that the said
Rebecca and Jonathan Short both died in
testatc, leaving their children Francis Short,
Elijah Short, Rebecca., wife Of Gilbert Rut-
ter, and Mary, wife of Philip r. Rotliwell,
the heirs at laws of the said Rehecca Short
That the said Sally Shields died interstate,
and unmarried, leaving her Interest in the
said property to the said William Shields.
Nancy Shields, Margaret Fisher, Rebecca
Rntter, Francis Short. Elijah Short and
Mary Rothwell. The bill also states tn IT the
complainant is the owner Of the share or
interest Of William Shields IN the said tract
that the defendants. Nancy Shields, Philip
X. Rothwcll and Mary Rathwell. his wife,
| reside in Cecil county, and that Gilbert Rut-
ter, Rebecca Rutter, His wife, Francis Short
and Elijah Short reside. in the State of Della.
ware. The Bill then charges that the said
tract cannot be divided without loss or injury
t, the parties, and that the complainant is
entitled to haae the same sold, and the
| money arising from the sale divided among
them according to their respective rights.
1t is thercupon adjndged and ordered that
the complainant 10y Causing a copy of this
order to he inserted, in some newspaper
published in Cecil county, once a week Tor
four successive weeks, before the second
day of January, next, give notice to the said
absent defendants Of the object and sub.
stance Of this Bill, and warn them 10 appear
in this court, in person or by solicitor, on or
before the third da, Of April, next, to answer
the premises and show, cause, if any they
have, why decree ought not to pass as
prayed. W. ii. RICKETTS,.
True copy test, 49,. Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Dec l, 1SG0.-4w Clerk,
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A. GOTTSCHALK

A. GOTTSCHAIK
still continues the Clothing business at the
old stand (Grantc Post Clothing IIall.) lie
has just received large supply of Clo,hing,
Hats, Caps. Boots, Riddles, Accorde ons
Banj"cs, Jewclry, Fancy Goods, &C., which,
together with the stock on hand comprises
one Of the largest and best assortmcnts ever
offered in the COUNTY. He would respect
fully invite all to call and examine for them.
selves as he is determined to sell as low, if
not lower than they can he bought in the city
or elsewhere. lie returns his thanks TO his
friends and the public generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed nn the
late firm and hopes to merit a continuance
of their favor. ~, A. GOTTSCIALK.
Port Deposit, Dec l, lsGO-tlJ.
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JVITN >. KUSSETI,
VICTOR L. BENNETT.

The business will hereafter be carried or
by Victor l.. Bennett, at the old stand, il
Little Elk. He will keep constantly on han,
a good assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries
and Liquors, which he will sell on accom-.
modating terms, and hopes to receive a share
OF public patronage.
VICTOR l.. BENNETT.
Elkton. Nov II, iSG0-Gw