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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-03-17

ADJOURNMENT OF TIE LEGISLATURE. The
Maryland Legislature adjourned SINE die, at
Is minutes before IL o'clock. on Saturday
night last The proceedings were marked
by disorder and confusion no vote of thanks
Was given tc the officers Previous to adjourn.
ment they voted the Baltimore Delegates out,
and endorsed the report of the Election Com
mittee that there was no election in Baltimore
last fall, thus trying to lcei>late Mcssrs.
Gather and Purncll out of office. In the
latter case, however, they have failed, as
Purnell took the necessary oath within the
time prescribed by law, and Jarrett has been
disqualified by failing to take the oath; it
will be taken to the courts for final settlement.
The Brock bill was defeated. Just before
the adjournment difficulty occurred in the
Rotunda of the Hal. between Mr.. Gardiner
and Mccoy, Of Baltimore, in which the latter
shot three times at the former. innictng a
flesh wound in the thigh. Gardiner was a
Brockite, and Mccoy an ant-Broekite. 1t is
reported that the early adjournment was
in consequence ofthe fear Of violence from the
outsiders who had been defeated in their
efforts to get certain measures passed.
Altogether, this has been rich legislature
and it is to be hoped ii will be many years
before such a set Of harlequins shall again
meet in Annapolis, in the capacity OF lcgisla-
tors.
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Order of Publication.

John B. Morton and John)
+. Stephens. In the Circuit
VS.. Court for Cecil
Emma Davis, J ames fcounty. In chan
McCr"ry and Caroline Gerry. March 10,
McCrory. 1860.
~ HE object of this suit is to procure a
4 Decree for 4 sal of IL certain lot or par
Gel of ground in the village OF Warwick, in
Cecil county, which Lewis l.. Davis pur-
chased from the compliments, for the pur-
chase money due on said lot.
The Bill states that on or about the 25tl,
day of December, 1855, the said Lewis A.
Davis, executed an agreement in wri ting,
under seal, for the payment Of the sum of
$1,000, in II months alter the date Of tho
same, to the compainants, as the purchase
money Of said lot, and that upon the pay
nlent Of said sum Of money the compliments
agreed to give the said Davis, good and
lawful deed for the same.
That said Lewis A. Davis entered upon
and took possession Of the said lot and so
continued up to the time of his death, which
took place in November, last; that he died
intestatc, leaving his only child, Emma
Davis, his heir at law.
That Letters OF Admnistra tion upon tho
personal esta te of said Lewis A. Davis, have
issued to Caroline McCrory. wife of James
McCrory Of the State Of Pennsylvania.
That no part OF said purchase money has
been paid or the interest due thereon, ex-
cept the interest Of the first year although
the time limited for the payment Of the same
has long since passed.
That the compkiinanrs have an equitable
lien on the said lot and premises for said
purchase money, and are entited to have
the same sold for the said claim and interest,
and that the said Emma Davis is an infant,
and resides in the State Of Delaware.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered, that
the compliments by causing copy of ;his
order to be inserted in some newspaper
published in Cecil county, once week for
four successive weeks before the seven
teenth day of April, next, give notice to
said absent defendants of the substance and
Obj ct of this bill, and warn them to appear
in this court in person or by solicitor on or
before the eighteenth day of July, next, to
answer tie premises and show cause, if any
they have, why decree ought not to pass
as prayed. W. IL. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Mar II, ISG0-4w. Clerk,
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C'Judge Martin, Of the Superior Court, on
Tuesday, delivered his opinion in the case Of
the Mayor and City Councils of Baltimore Us.
the Police Commissioners created by the late
Legislature. He decides that the Law is con-
st,utional The opinion covers SO closely
written pages, and occupied two hours in its
delivery. The case is now to be carried to
the Court of Appeals. II it is constitutional,
this is but another argument against the
presen, miserable constitution, under which
we will have to suffer for two or three years
longer,
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT

WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
FUND IN ELKToN. -According to the request
Of our Post Master General, boz to receive
contributions to aid in the building of the
Washington National Monument was placed
in tie Post Office in this town last September.
There are nearly 1900 post offices in the
United States; and as the building committee
ask for but Sij eco annually to keep the work
in progress, but 12a cents month is required
Of each Office to procure that amount. There
has as yet been but one dollar and thirty sir
cents placed to the National Monument Fund
at this Office.
Why is it? awake yc Young America of
Elkton. Shell out-a penny smoke one segar
less each week. Forego some luxury. Show
your neighbors you can surpass any Of them
with your contributions in comparison with
numbers let them know yonr patriotism is
not yet dead; and that you still love and
admire the character of -" the father of his
country" Prove to them you still revere his
memory. We hope our P. NJ. will soon be
able to make good return of respectable
amount.
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LARGE AND PEREMPTORY
Public Sale Of f5O Tons OF
AmmOniateu SUDer-PhOSDhate of

I IME.-Will he sold at Public S lie, at
H. the large house of 5. h. Nields, 4l9
West Front street, Wilmington, Del, on
Wcd1esf'oy, The 2l>t day o. Moreh, 1860.
at O'Clock A. NJ, $50 TONS of Ammoniatrd
rPhosplaIe of LINE ofthe best quality
and in good condition. to-wit:
l25 Tons of Bancs K Wilrns' Sup"r-phos-
plate and Ground Bone mixed, in bags OF
$50 pounds each.
II Tons Of Super Phosphate, mixed.
20 Tons OF Mitchell 4 Croaslalc's Super
Phosphate, unmixcd.
Tons of Jorians Ammoniated
uy~Wil be sold in lots to suit Farmers
and Dealers. All sums under Fifty Dollars,
Cash. All sums over Fifty Dollars Il credit
will be given OF ninety days. by giving good
endorse,s. S. Il. NIELDS,
Agent for Banes X WilenS.
D. 2. S. NICHOLS, Auctioncer.
Mar II, lS60-lw.
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GIVE would call particular attention to
the advertisement of The Cecil Whig' which
will be found in this edition of the paper
This paper has been conducted in such man
ner that lis established rank among country
newspapers insures to the man who may pur-
chase, an honorable position in the county end
state. This is rare opportunity for any one
to engage in the publishing business. The
large and increasing circulation of this paper,
the amount of advertising and job work done
at the office would certainly make the pur-
chase Of The Wing" profitable invest.
meat to any one, if conducted properly.
We give below notices from two of the Bal.
tilnorc papers, which corro5orate what We
have written.
"The Cecil Wing. under the management
| of the late p. C. Ricketts, has long been rrcng.
| nlzed as one Of the very best country journals
we have. lie has made it a successful and
profitable paper, MS well as thorough going
unqnes,onabe, and spirited opponen, Of De.
mocracy: and we trust that so valuable a
journal may, for the benefit of those Mr.
Ricketts, has left behind him, fail into hand,
that will know how to appreciate its worth
| and will continue its usefulness. ~ -Putliot
We invite attention to the advertisement
| in another column. Offering for sale the well.
known new spaper published in Elkton. under
the name of the Cecil Wing. The Wing has
| always enjoyed an excellent reputation and
has large patronage, and offers an excellent
opportunity for an enterpriSing man TO engage
in profitable business. - dmerical.
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ST. PATRIcK's DAY.-We think it not
at all out of place to say u work ar two about
the St. whose day this is. A useful man
indeed to old Ireland was ST. Patrick, if we
believe the legendary song Of
Success unto St. Patrck's fist,
He was so monstrous clever,
He gave the snakes and toadcs twist,
And banished them forever.
St. Patrick is named as tutelary god of
the Irish and we believe in strict Catholic
countries; as each day in the year has a par
ticular saint, the christian name Of child
born on that day is the same as that Of the St.
According to tradition the first faction fight in
Ireland was on account of a difference of
opinion as to which was St. Patrick's birth
day. Some said the Sth, some the 9th Of
March. So they were divided, and to mite
factions would unite the dates, and call the
18th his birth day. So you see why St.
Palrick's day is the 18th of March.
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TO FARMERS.
PEHDSpIHATFG GUAEO

From SOnbrero Island. Hest Thdips.
rJNllE richest Formation of Phosphate of Lime
l. known in the wo,l |. 1t contains over 50 per
cent of Bone Phosphate of Lime being 30 pei cent
rich in Phosphate OF Lime tn IN Bone Dust.
For sale by the Ton or Cargo, and to
FARMERS
at $50 per Ton of 600 ID
~ Also, miyel Guanos. Sombrero aud
Peruvian, at so per Ton of 1000 lbs
JOS. T. HANSON & CO.,
(Solc Agents in phadelphia)
Mar l7-Gw. No. 50 North Water street
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ALL MEDECsN SHOULD BE
PREPARED BY A PHYSICIAN.
Cures.

THE VICTIM OF AN OBSTINATE CouGu OR Coin.
lloarscne's, Asthma, or any symptoms of disease
in tho Throat. Breast or Lungs. should resort Mt
once to Or Swayne's CON- pound Syrup Of Viii
Cherry article which has been fairly tested
and found to possess hcang virtucs hitherto
unknown III the history of me icue Rely not
upon simple catchpanny articles. which relicTe for
moment. but eventually accelerate the disease.
when you c IN obtain u .fc and reliable remedy
prepared by an experienced GyScirn whose
lahurous private practice of near Gu rtcr of II
century must s,tsfy all of the superior excellence
of this old established and far famed Wild Cherry
Compound. is prepare under the Immediate care
OF DIR. IL. Swayne.
Swanye's Compound Syrup of wild
CHERRY cured Edward Hanson. Germantown
Road, opposite 18th. o violent Cough great wasting
of Flesh could not stand OF lay wi any comfort
Works ut George Sweeny's Pottery. Ridge Road.
below Wallace
Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Valentine
Chapman. at the Aims llouse. near frankfori.
Philadelphia, Of one of the most aggravated cases
of Diseased lungA which has ever been placed
upon record Testified to by Robert Glenn. Stew.
ard, who purchased the medicine for him after
his physician hra given him up AZ hopeless
case. AID beyond the reach OF medicine
Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Margaret
wife of William Alexander Mil llctown Township,
Delaware county. Pa. of confirmed consumptio n.
bll Cough. Blood Splitting. no Appc TO- great
| Debility was attended by three physicians At
the time Of her sickness she lived in Norrs,own
Pa. and purchased the me liene Of Dr. Se,nmer
who was our agent at that time. This was in 1917
~ Prepared only by Dr. SwANyE & Son No.
: North 9Th street. above Market. PmLArrLrHfA.
sold by Dr.. ii, Ii. MlTGHEIL and DIR JOS.
WALLACE, ELKroy. and al Druggists and Store.
keepers throughout the oouHty and state
| March 3. 1850
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1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE. MD,


WE rsarrctfully request of you an .xamina ton
w Of cur SPRING STOCK, which for Variety.
Style and Novelties has never been excelied in
this country. and which are specially adapted to
the requirements OF southern buyers We name
tn part ::
French LGce Points, French Lare Mapis,
French Lace Beournoes, French Lacs Man'Hias
French Lace Talmas, French Lace Piccoiominos
French Lace Peelerines, French Lac Manderincs
French Lace Sulienns.
T,grther VITA ope Of the largest aud most attrac
tive stocks Of SliAWfS, GrT:ngs which will bs
tynnI all the Latest Novelties, ssch AZ
IAdh Pshin. Grenailne, GyasoRe, SC.
BEREGE WRAPPERS, BUSTERS & MANTILLAs
NlanlillaS and Busters.
or our own Manufacture, in great variety Of styles
The above Goods have been selected from this
trs, Manufacturers in Europe, and will fully reray
careful examination
JOSEPH BICkERTON l. co.
Feb II, j0.--3n
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Notice to Teachers.

'HNliE Committee on Examination will meet
L. at the Office of the Board nf Conmis-
sionrrs OF Public Schools. in E;kt"n, on
TUESDAY. the 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, Tor the purpose Of examining Teachers
now employed, who have not rcceivci their
certificates Tor the rIeSrnt year. and to
examine those who may desire to mako
application to the Board
The regular Quarterly Meeting of the
Board will take place on TUESDAY,, the
third day of April, ensuing. at II O'Clock
4. VI. Teachers are particularly requested
to have their reports ready, and hand them
to the Commissioners Of the different Dis
ttctS Three days preceding their meeting.
The Tfcasurers Annual Report will b.
laid before the Board at this meeting. No
examination Of teachers Will take place at
the quarterly meeting.
b Order Of The Board
BENZ. +. MAY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Mar II, 1860 w.
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Persons making application for Transfers of
property, will he required to comply with
the following section of the Act of December
Session, 1871. chapter 266, entitled "A Sup.
plcmeht to an Act, emitted AN Act for the
general valuation and assessment of property
! IN tins State, and to provide IA tax to paw
the debts of the State, passed at March
Session, 1871, chapter 23.'''
SECTION Is. And be it enlcted. That when
ever any person Shall make application to the
Lazy CoultS, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax
Courts, as the case may be, to make him or
her an allowance, or reduction on account of
the sale, transfer, alienation, loss dcstruc-
ton or removal Of any property, or the col
lection or pa! mrnt of any public or private
security for money. it shall be the duty of
the said Levy Court, Commissioners, or
Appeal Tax Court, to intcrrogate such Dcr-
son on oath, in reference 10 the said property
or security. and the disposal Of the same,
and especially to inquire of him or her by
whom SAID property mas been sold or trans
icrred. the amount of the purchase money,
or the money collected and paid, and how
the same has been invested and it shall also
be the duty of the said Levy Courts, Com
missioners, or Appeal Tax Court, to inter-
rogatc the said person, on oath, in reference
to any acquisitions or Investments made by
the SAID person and not already assessed,
and the amount of such acquisitions and
Investments, in whatever description Of
security, Shall be added to the assessable
property Of the person so applying, and
charged accordingly, and if the said person
refuse to answer the heterogeneous proposed
AS aforesaid, no allowance or deduction shall
be made on his or her assessment.
Mar u, IS6O-5w.
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EIkTON ACADEMY.

EEHO answer the wishes OF Il large majority
H. Of families who, il accordance 10 The
advancement of the season. desire AN altcra-
ton Of the present arrangement Of daily
s'.houi hours. the following order will begin
on MONDAY, March goth, and be continued
during the reminder vi the scholastic year:
Hour Of "fc,'ing. q O'Clock \. y.
s. intcrmission for dinner. II. \. NJ. to
eek T.. "
:: 50 ci"sing a. Pm
L. F. ". FAEHrZ. A. NJ.
Mar II. lS'jJ--. Nv. PrnCipll.
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Also, by virtue Of the same writ, will sell
at Public Sale, at the Hotel Of Benjlm in
French, Brick Meeting House, on
1h~~lny he ooh dag Of March, 1860.
the following Personal Property:
pair of Mules, ! Horse, 8 &=,-5-7A
go Cows, head of otherS - Il
ILL Cattle, l Road Wagon, ~
Market Wagon, l Carriage, | com DTiIl,
Wagon, carriage and pillow harness, and lot
of ether Farming Utensils, late the property
Of the said john W. oldham, and taken in
execution at the suit Of John Mauldin, and
will be sold for cash, to satisfy said writ and
cost.
D.T'Sale to commence ut O'Clock p. NJ,
Sale Positive. BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Eikton, Mar II, 1860. Ex-Shrriff.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Short Horn and Other Stock.

"ANlNG rented my Farm in New Castle
l. Il llund ed, = miles from Will Is:E----1.--ZzS
mington. on the Ilarc's Corner IL 4
Road, will sell atPublic Sale, on TI
the premises. on
.Nonday, the 1914 dug Of .Narch, 1860,
the following property:
SHORT HORNS:
| superior thorough bred Short Horn Cows.
6 do do do do do Hrifcrs
do do do do do Calves
superior work and driving Horses.
2 Colts, ! by Morgan Black Hawk.
50 superior native and grade Mich Cows.
4 do do do Calves.
s head of Work Oxen.
s Shonts, Chester county breed.
2 Milk Wagons, Lot Cart and Plow do.
3 Marker Dearborns, | Endless Chain, 3
| Hay Cart, Horse Power,
? Ok do. Thrashing Machine
| Horse do. and Shakers,
3 Farm Wagons, Cutting Box,
Hay Bed, combined Moving
, Hay Forks, and Reapng Ma
Harrows, chine, "a | g IL S
5 Plows, patiently
l Large Roller, Wheat DriIl,
l Grain Fan, Corn Drill,
! Wheel Rake, Cultivators.
sets Wagon Harness. / Revolving Horse
4 do Dearborn do. Rake,
Lot of Scythcs, Forks, Rakes, Swingle-
trees, &c.
Lot of Dairy Fixtures, consisting Of Cans,
Pans, Buck cts. &c.
My Short Horns have been selected with
great care. and are from those families Of
Dnihams, that have been noted for their
milking properties. One Of them has given
3G quarts (wiDe mcaSure) in % day. MANY
of them are entered in the American Herd
Book, and all have reliable Pedigrces. The
reason for selling is, that have rented my
farm.
A credit will be given. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. VI.
Arrangements can be made by which
the Durhams can remain some time on the
farm, if desirable.
GEORGE G. LOBDELL.
Mar II, lsG0 lw
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NOTICE TO
Collectors and owners Of Dogs,

M Office is hereby given to Collectors
~ and to Owners Of Dogs. that al the dogs
in the several Districts Shall lie assessed for
III the year 1860. under the sac Taxing Dogs
for the Protection of Sheep" between the
loth day of March and the 9Th day OF June,
IN SAID year, and The owner Of every dog
assessed between those dates shall be held
accountable for the tax assessed to him or
her, whether be-, or she, shall afterwards
part with the dog or not.
And tie assessment Of the dogs in the
county, as taken by the several collectors,
shall be- returned by ,hcm I, the office Of
the County Comin s,oncrs, on or before tho
9TH day Of une, next. BY Order.
JAS. 5. CRAWFORD, Clrlk
County Commissioners Of Cecil county,
Mar Il, lSGQ--lM
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a LONG TINE COMlNG.--A number of
years ago the sister Of Jane Cochran, living
near Cowantown. in this county. sent her to
the woods near the house after an armload of
wood 1t appears that Jane was very much
disp leased at being put to such a use, and
concluded she would tarry on the way awhile.
She came home again in just seven years from
the time she left, bringing an armload of wood
with her. During the time she was from
home she lived in Pennsy lvania near Columbia,
This is fact.
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o. Among the proceedings of the
Court of Appeals, on Thursday last, we find
the following: Mary Ann Shippers, lcssce,vs.
Henry d. Simpcrs-appcal from a pro forma
Judgment Of the Circuit Court for Cecil Coun-
ty. Justice Bartol delivered the opinion OF this
court. Judgment reversed Judgment for the
appellant for the premises described in the
declaration, and costs. Justice Tuck dissen-
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Office, Stable 4 Buildings thereon
The Personal Property consists off,
Six Work Horses. I'm

8 Road WAGONS. | Horse Cart, alL
Fall-Top Wagon, 3 Sets of Harness.
About $50 White and Oak and Chestnut
Posts.
Terms OF SALE ALI sums Of $40 and
UNDER Cash all sums over 5 10 II credit of
months, the purchaser giving his note with
approved security.
UJ"Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock 4, VI.
]. p. Bradbury.
Nor IL, 1860 IS.
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ME County Commissioners uftCecn county
L will meet at their Office in the Court
House, in Elkton. on Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday, the Bird, 4th and 9th DAYS Of
April, next, and also, on Tuesday, Wctnc.-
day and Thursday, the nth, 18th and 10Th
days of April, next. for the purpose of hear
ing Appeals, Making Transfers, and Cor
rvctlns Assessments; and notice is hereby
given that after the said 10Th day Of 4, ril,
next, II" alteration will be made in any
assessment tor the year 1850. BY Order.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD. Clerk
to County Culn'rs OF Cecil CO.
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Notice to GO.erctOsS,

ENl'E Collectors of Taxes in the several
4 Districts are hereby Motif ID 7" make
their return Of New Assessments for tbs
year 1850, 1T the second meeting q! tins
Comfy Commissioners, in the month of
April. next CON The iIth, 18Th AMI 18Th Of
that month"; ana also, 70 make At that time
return Of all lnHo!rencies ard of all crro rs
and necessary changes in assessments in
their Respective Districts. By Order.
JAS S CRAWFORD. Clerk
County Comm is Of Cecil county.
Mar II. 1850 -5w
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10000 Chestnut Rails. for Sale,

"THEN necessary they will he delivered
w at any landing within twenty miles,
Inquire Of the subscriber, in Elk Neck, or
by letter to the North East p. o., Cecil
county, Md. ISAAC 2. COLLINGS.
Nov lYI lS59-tf
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

pI virtue ola writ Of Ernditioni EXponas,
- issued ont Of tie Circuit Court for Cecil
county, to me directed, | will sell at Public
Sale. al the Court House door, in Eiktun, on
TUESDAY, tie l0M doy Of Aprl, 1860.
for cash, the following described Real Estate:
All the right, title, claim. interest and estate.
at law and in equity, of John W. Oldham, in
and to all that Piece, Parcel or Tract Of land
whcrron the said John W. Oldham now
rtSilrh containing
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U-TThe Virginia statue of Henry Clay is
to be inanguratcd in Richmond ON the 10Th Of
April-Mr. Clay's birthday. The Grafton
will be delivered by MIR Benjamin johnson
Barbour. This statue vas procured through
the exertions Of Virginia ladies.
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FOR SALE.

A lot Of good White Oak Post, and also
n two-horsc WAGON !; and WOOD,
also for sale at the new store, east end Of
Elkton, by WIN. McCEEILAND.
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Dissolution Of Partnership,

TENliE Partnership heretofore existing
q between the subscribers, trading under
the firm Of IIsines * Ireland, is this day
dissolved by mutual CONSENT C. II. liliue5
is alone authorised to settle the ah,irs % the
firm. CHARLES II. HAINES,
JOHN NJ. IRELAND.
Brick Nee ting House, March l2th, 1860.
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WANTED,

pI.ACk Oak W od, Corn, Oats, Wheat,
ID Potatoes, Flour aud Meal. in exchange
for Store G113., - the ne" store, east eil
CT ElLt.9 M I~C.EIIAND.
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A Lone TRA,N.-A freight train Of
80 cars passed here on Monday, last. There
were two engines attached to it.
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10 Perry Men. Thomas, has traded
his stock of Dry Cooks. at the corner store in
the " Hollow" to Joseph P. Bradbury, of
this town, for the west halfo the house and
lot where Mr. Bradbury now resides.