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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13
PUBLIC SALE

TNHE subscriber, abont declining farming,
Il will sell at Public Fendue, at his resi-
dcnce, miles west of Elkton, on the farm
formerly owned by James Whitaker, on
Wednesday, the Cd dag of .Narch, 1864,
his entire Stock and Farming Utensils. viz
b head of valuable work and car-,s,
rage HORSES, one Colt, rising GA
three years old one pair Of well asA4aIl.
broken Mules.
IAaEsaS 30 head Of CATTLE, consisting
ssIssE of Mich Cows, Yoke of Ok.
LIZ en-. and years old Hciters,
10 Steers and bulls, and 3 years old ; a
lot Of Yearng Calves, 1G Shoats and
large Chester Boar.
FARMING UTENSILS.-l Germantown
Family Carriage, York Buggy, nearly new;
two-horse Wagons, l OK Cart. l Horse
Cart, Mill Wagon, new Wheat Drill, l
Mower and Reaper, l Vanwinkic Fan,
P"nnock iCorn Shelter, | Revolving Hay
lake, Is lIeckendorn, Concave, Coulter.
Moore and Wiley Plows, 4 Double Diamond
and A llarrows, CultiyatOrs in good order,
set Of Double and sets of Siuglc IIar-
ness, sets of Wagon Geais, sets of Plow
Gears with Chain Traces, Collars and Bri-
dies, Cradles, Moving and Brar Scythcs,
Double and single Trees. Shovcls, Forks
Grabbing and Field Hoes, Axes, Ok and
Harrow Chains, lot Of Flow Castings, and
numerous other things found on Il large and
well stocked firm.
The public will do well to attend this sale,
as the Stock is among the best and the
Farming Implements the most complete. that
have been sold ~ the county for some time.
Being largc3 sale, it will Commence at
10 O'Clock. precisely.
'TEEMs.-AIl sums Ct $50 and under, cash;
all over that amount a credit Of six months
will be given; the purchaser giving his note
with approved security, bearing interest
from date.
No properly to be removed until the con,
diuons OF the sale are coupled with.
WI 4. HOWARD,
feb IL, 1861 st Sam'l Burns, Auctiuueer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13
NOTICE..

The Third Term of Elkton Academy
will begin on the 29th inst.
Those intending to enter are earnes ly
requested to do so at the commencement
Of the Term, when new classes are form
ing to which ,hey may be admitted with
out loss of time on their part or incon-
venicnec to the teacher.
No charges less than for term will
be made. JOS. ROOP, Jr,
feb ID, '64, 3t Principal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

The Orphans Court was in session
the present week. The court passed a
large number of accounts, in addition
to transacting the following business:
The final account of Reuben Kirk,
Exc. of William Kirk, (clothierj passed
and dis ribution made.
The Will of Thomas w. Astell, pro.
bated, and letters granted to Marsh
Mousdalc.
Bond of Benjamin c. Pearce, Guar
dian for Rebecca Pearce and others
Valuation of the Real Estate of Will
liam b. Biles, exhibited and passed.
Inventory of f. j. Rinehart, of the
firm of j. A. Davis a. Co., cxhibi.ed
and passed. Amount $l3O,346.l5.
The final account Of John Il. McCul-
Tough, Exc. of John Mccullough, pass
ed and distribution made.
The account of John w. Falls, Exc.
of Humphrey Biddle, passed and distri-
button made.
The Will of Henry Chamberlain, pro-
bated, and Letters granted to Anna
Maria Holiday Chamberlain and George
anna Elizabeth Chamberlain.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

A Coop CoLLECTIoN.-The Mission.
sionary collection taken in the NJ. e.
church on Sabbath last, together with
that of the Sunday-scLool for The past
year, amounted to about $50 $40 of
which was contributed by the Infant
Class-over which Miss Carrie y Brock
presides-for the purpose of making this
young lady Life Member of the MIS-
sonary Society. We call this &" a good
collec lon."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

The County Commissioners, during
their meeting this week, transacted the
following business
Geo. w. Taylor was appointed Con-
stable in the lst dist, to fill vacancy.
The Bonds of James Barnes, 9th dist,
VIM. Dorsey and Heironyuus Alexan-
der, Sth dist.-Constables, and John
Burke, Road Supervisor, Sd dist were
approved. The Report of Examiners
on road through Society of Friends at
Brick NJ. House was taken up and con-
frmed. Order passed increasing prices
for wo,k on public roads for 1864, as
follows:
For Deputy Supervisor to Oct. LIST to 1.5o
For d" 8 after Oct. lst to lbs
For hands to October lst, to 1.25
For g after October LIST, to LOO
The Commissioners also determined
to take up for final action, at their mex t
meeting, the Report of Examiners on
the Road near Warwick " connecting
stage road from Elkton with the Chapel
road.'
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For The Cecil Wing.
HOUSE OF DlLEGirEs. Annapolis, !
February 3, 1854. J

Mr.. Ering SIR, I notice that You, in the
last number of your paper favor me with an
editorial couchcd in your usual ungcntlc-
manly and abusive style, relative to my vote
in favor of striking out the 9TH section of the
House Convention Bill, usually styled the
Test Oath And although did not by any
means, desire such notoricty and prominence
as you have thus given me, yet ! cannot say
it was wholly unexpected to me. or that [
at all fear the consequences which you pre-
DICT must follow such 4 vote. The particu-
lar clique of which your paper may properly
be said to be the organ in our county no
doubt felt very sore over its defeat, in not
being able to retain this foolish and uncon-
stitutional oath, and hence, it was very ma
tural you should give evidence Of it by abus
ing some person for this defeat. TO this
clique, now let me say, do not hold any al
lcgiancc, and if they expect me to vote for
all measures brought forward by them with
out examining for myself and whether my
Judgment approves or not, they are certainly
mistaken in the man.
10 the people of the County, whom I de-
sire to serve honestly and faithfully, | will
saw, v.ted against the oath because con-
sidered it clearly and iagrantly in violation
of the provisio.,s of the Constitution which
| had Just sworn to support, anu tlliit Snoulu
violate that oath if voted for it. The first
article of the Constitution prcscribes what
shall be the qualifications Oh persons who
are entitled to vote at all elections, VIZ: free
white males, on Ell u years of age, residence
of II month. in the State and months i'll
the county, and being at the time of the
election citizen of the United States.
Now who are citizens Of the U. S? This
question, am certainly not so foolish as to
attempt to argue, but would say, that Attor-
ney General Bates has recently given his
opinion and argued it at great length, and he
certainly does not find that persons With Sc
ccssion sympathies are to be considered as
10. citizens. The President Of the U. S. in
his Amnesty Proclamation, does not so re.
gard them, but on the contrary, looks upon
them as citizens who have offended the laws
and are liable to punishment, and really, if
we admit this doctrine, that they are not CT
items, no rebel will ever be hung for trea-
son cannot be committed against this Gov
eminent by an alien. The simple, plain
common sense meaning of this clause of the
con stitntion H. native born persons and ma
,uralilcd foreigners; and it docs not, nor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

We publish below Dr. Stubs excuses for
voting against the "Test Oath" He charge
The Why with being the organ of clique,
whice is false without qualification. His
constitutional excuses are rather novel, but
not more so than tlimsy, and his complaint
Of ungentlcmanly treatment is the common
resort of those who have no good defense to
make,
We have no room for further comment
The article was not received in time for pub.
LEGATION last week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

THFRE will be Love Feast in the Elk
ton NJ. E. church tomorrow Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock Preaching in the
evening by the presiding elder, Rev. Mr..
Mason, at I o'clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

ARREST OF BAD BoYs.-On Saturday
night last two boys-Sam Loman and
George Buchannan-were arrested and
brought before Justice Torbert, charged
with insulting persons in the street.
They were released with rcprinand
and on giving their promise Of better
behaviour in future. We have bad
set of boys in Elkton, and they should
be dealt with more sharply.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

A RADICAL SENTIMENT From JOHNSON
A Washington despatch to the New York
times, says. "The Metropolitan Club of this
city gave an entertainment last evening.
Among the atter.dnner speeches was brill.
ant one by Reverdy johnson, who declared
Slavery to be hell born, and that the Const-
tuition should be amended SO as to prohibit it
fnrever
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

When The Wings are not received in
due time at the county post Offices, Post
US note Immediately, informing us of the
fact. We wish to sift this mail mismanage.
ment to the bottom. 1t has become an unsuf-
ferable outrage.
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EYE AND r AIR.

T ISAACS, NJ. D., Oculist and Aurist Profess
Il. sor Of the Fyo and Ear, formerly of Leylcn
holland is located at No 5ll Pine Street Put
AnELpHIA where persons afflicted with diseases Of
the EYE or EAR will he scientifically trcate and
cured, if curcabIe. sTS' Artificial eyes inserted
without pain No charges made for examination.
The Medical faculty is inv!el, as he has no So
crets in his mode of treatment. Liam 10 Oily
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

THE Sabbath School Exhibition at
Cherry HILL OH Thursday evening, the
4th inst, was very successful. The
amount realized vas $40. The Exhi-
bition will DO repeated, with some new
pieces, on the 22d-Wasbngton's birth
day.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THE following marvellous account OF
an Otter hunt was sent us by a "reliable
and intelligent correspondent
"Au Otter was killed in the waters
Of Elk River, near w elch Point, on Sat-
urday last, of extraordinary proportions.
Messrs. Boulder and Torbert claim to
be his conquerors ; but the better opip-
ion seems to be that the Otter died from
over excrtion in pursuing them, inasmuch
as he had no wound, and reputable wit
nesses saw them in rapid retreat, the
Otter gaining every moment. We give
his dimensions
Length from tip Of nose to tip of tail
do inches; from tip of nose to root of
tail-2s in.; girth at middle-2l inches;
length of head-5a in; 7 inches around
hind leg 6 around fore arm s around
tail; weight 49, pounds.
Died from over exertion in chasing
Chas. L. Boulder and Il. j. Torbert,
on February Oh, 1864.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

AppoINTED.-Robt. Il. Can'well, of
this town, has been appointed recruiting
officer for this county, BY Provost Marsh
al Frazier. His Office is in Elkton. In
his absence Provost Marshal Bennett
will act
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

DETACHED. Captain Theodore Clay
ton has been detached from the COM
mand of the Purnell Cavalry, perform
Provost duy in Wilmington, and at ach-
ed to General Lockwood's Staff, as, In
snectOr
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VARIABLE WHARF PROPERTY
OFFERED AT
EIESE \ rENEr % he.

VARIABLE WHARF PROPERTY
OFFERED AT
E1EsE N-ArEII - ALE.
FsNliE undersigned offers at private sale
l. the following described properties, to
VII
No is the WHARF adjoining the outlet lock
ut Bells Ferry, Hartford county, having a
river front Of one hundred feet.
No. = is the WHARF ON that part Of lots
Nos. % and -, on tie west side of Main
street OF tho village oil Port Deposit, being
the same " hart where the Steamboat Port
Deposit has been running to and FROM ill.,
Guiding tho TAVERN HOUSE and all the
improvements on that part Of said lots.
No. is TEN LOIS aid one third Of a Lot,
total front on the side ami river OF -Four
Hundred and Thirteen teet-extcnding east
ward from The river to the top OF the hill :;
the improvements are Two " llARfilS and
TWO DOCKS; also, THREE DIV ELL.
lNGS, each rented for fifty dollars per all
mum.
If this property is not disposed Of before
the 2Ulh day Of February, 1861 1t will be
offered tor rent 10 the highest bidder vt two
e'clock, T.. Nj, Oh the said 25th day of Feb
ruary, 1864, at the Public House OF the late
Robert suiith,
For particulars inquire of J. j. IIockart,
at Port Deposit, or Of the owner, DR.. John
X. Sappinglon, near ll.vrc dc Grace, Hartford
county, Md. j. 1. HECkAkT, Agent
for nr. john X. Sappimston.
Port Deposit, Feb. 18th, lSGI-2t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

i ABOUT TO RESUME OPERATIONS
Elk Mills, better known as Lords Fac
tories, will shortly resume operations.-
These mills are situated about four miles
North of Elkton, and are exclusively
employed in the manufacture of Coun-
terpanes aud Table Cloths.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

THE Davidson d. Pearce farm con-
tains 243 acres in place of l43, as cr-
roneously stated in last weeks Wig,
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west Grove Boarding School
FOR GIRLS,
At West Grove Station, Chester
county. pa.

On the Philadclphia and baltimore Central
Foilroad, FORTY miles from Thiiadelphia,
and ten from oxford.
gslIE Summer,Term of twenty weeks will
L. commence on 2d day, the I'd Of 9Th mo.
next. The course, of instruction is extern
sve and thorough, including the Latin AMI
French languages, Drawing, Book Keeping,
Botany. Geology, &c. The school is amply
furnished with arparanses. Books of refer
ence, &c. Much attention given to the Phys
zeal as well as to the Mcnta and moral train
ing OF the pupils. Terms reasonable, Send
for u circular. Address
TllOS. p. COWARD, Principal,
West Grove, Chester co, Pa.
feb l3.3m,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

DEATH STALKS IN OUR IDsT.-On
last Sabbath five deaths we're announced
from the Elkton pulpits. Since then
three others have been reported-some
Of them suddenly.
Mr.. James r. Smith, proprietor of
the Railroad Hotel in this town, died on
Sunday morning. Mr.. Smith was bur.
ried by the o. U. A. NJ, and was we'll
known to the people Of the county.
Mr.. Robert Smith, proprietor of the
Farmers and Mechanics Hotel of Port
DEPOSIT, breathed his last on Wednesday
morning after short illness. His COM
plant was erysipelas. He had the rep
utation of being one Of the hest hotel
keepers in the county.
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VENDUE.

HAEING sold my farm, will oAcr at
III Public Sale, on
Eonday, the 29th day of February, inst,
large amount of Personal Property, con-
slSting in part AS follows Ten head of
Horses, one pair Work Oxen, twelve head Of
Mich Cows and Young Cat xr=,-.-x
tie, four Carriages, one broad ESa EsEN
wheeled Wagon with liza, .GAzN2sA2lAa
Rigging, one Ok Cart, one Mil Wagon, one
Roller, one new Fan, one new Corn Shelter,
5 Flows. q Cultvators, llarrows, Corn Drag,
2 Whcclharows, Forks, Shovels, &c, new
saddle, Wagon aud plow Gears, ! Wheat
Diil, Bacon by the b., with great NUM-
Der oi articles not mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE.--Ali sups under $40 cash;
from SO TO so six months credit above
so twelve months credit, by the purchaser
giving note with approved security, bearing
interest from date.
~ Sale to commence at precisely 10
ocnck, Nj. DANIEL BRATTON.
leb IL, le6its
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Court Proceedings.

The following cases were disposed Of
up to Thursday evening. Court will
adjourn this morning.
State vs.. Thos. A. r. Pearce. Re-
commentator for the withdrawal of IL
cense; license withdrawn-Jones 70,
State, j. Is. Croome and A. Constable,
for defendant.
State VS.. John A. Craig. Same
Jones for State, Mccullough a. Stump,
for defendant.
State vs.. William Deal. Assault and
battery on the person of Joshua Clay ton,
Plead guilty, fine $l.0O and COSTS
Jones for State, Evans for defendant.
State vs.. Samuel Wilson. Present.
ment for bastardy and fornicition-P Plead
guilty and gave security for maintenance
of the child.
State VS.. Joseph Biggs. Prcsentmcnt
for obstructina water course upon the
public road-NoS guilty.
State VS.. Joshua jackson (colored).-
Prescntment for larceny-Virdict not
guilty. Torbert for State, James b.
Groome and A. Constable for defendants
State vs.. Thos. Bryson. Assault on
Mary Jones-Guilty. Torbert for State,
Evans and Archer for defendant.
State vs.. Same. Assault and battery
on the person of Robert Jones-Guilty.
Same counsel.
State VS.. Volney Cloud. Assault on
Robert Jones-Guilty. Same counsel.
State vs.. William Chase (colored) -
Larceny-Guilty. Torbcrt for State,
j. b: Groome for defendant.
State VS.. John A. Thornton. Assault
and battery on the person of Elizabe h
Moore-Plead guilty. Defendant pay,
$l.OO and costs.
State vs.. Robert Jackson. Assault
and battery on the person of WIN. Craig.
Compromised on payment of COSTS by the
defendant.
The Grand Jury was discharged on
Friday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13

Attention, Farmers and Others!
Large and Valuable Sale OF
EsSTscs. Cattle and Wagons.
T1lIE subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
.Nondoy, the l5h Jag Of February 1864,
at the residence of John l.. Rllany late the
residence of John Reyhod, deceased. near
Delaware Ciy,ahc following property, viz
~ 80 head Of HORSES and COLTS;
I-ii, 30 head Of Work Horses; 10 four
year Old Colts and ten three year old Colts,
Of the celebrated Montreal and Block Hawk
stock; pair large three year old Mules
20 head of COWS, mostly Dur >s7,,aSs57s-sss
hams tiuc Durham Bulls; II ES s.Sg
head Of . year old Attorney Tx
STEERS and liEIFERS; also three largo
Farm w MOONS, iron aAlcs. in good order.
TERMS of SALE.-Sums of $50 and under
cash over $50 Eine months credit with int
crest, by giving Judgment note with ap-
proved security.
ANTHONY REYRDLD,
Cannon, Anctoner. [teb6 lS6i-ts
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FOR SALE.

4 FARM, rear Cherry Hill, conta ming 10
IN Acres. Good improvements and land
of excellent quality. Inquire off. b. White,
on the premises or address through the Post
Office. at Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md.
feb l3-3t.
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Dissolution of Co-PartnersEip .
WYE the undersigned. have this day dis
w solved Co.Partnership by mutual con-
sent. The remaining partner Geo Witworth,
is authorized to settle the business Of the
Firm. MITWORTII x PERKINS,.
January 26th, 1864.
intend continuing the Coach Business, In
just and honorable manner, and all who
want Carriages can now have II good article
without going away from home to set it.
=. S.-Givc Inc IL trial and judge for vGur-
selves. GEO. WlTWORTH.
feb l3 IT,
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to an
nounce the death of an aged citizen,
Mr.. Leonard Reynolds, of Rising Sun,
who died very suddenly on Tuesday last
while eating dinner at the Hotel of Mr..
William Falls of this town. Mr.. Rey-
nolds was about seventy two years of age
and, as we learn, subject to paralysis
1t was supposed at first that his death
was caused by choking, and, in fact, we
are Informed the verdict of the corners
inquest was to that effect, but suisse
quent evidence strongly favor the belief
that his death was caused by paralysis.
The Odd Fellows took his body in charge.
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VENDUE.

pY virtue Of an Order of the Orphans
ID Court Of Cecil county, the subscribers,
as administrators Of Thomas Howard ,deceas-
ed, will offer at Public Sale, ON
Wednesdny, the ON day Of .March, neat,
on the farm of the deceased, near Elkton.
The Personal Property Of the said Thomas
Howard, consisting Of Stock, viz
Four Head Of ES3S
HORSES. xIzIs
-;xs7F2ssns1 Five Mich Cows, (s,mc ,lcs,)
One Yoke Of Oxen, one pair OF
----E----A Steers not hrokon, and Five
Head Of other Young Cattle. One Sow with
Pigs. One Road Wagon, one
Ok Cart, one Horse Cart, one sas
Carriage, one Dearborn, one s-9fas3r
Reaper and Mower, two Horse EnKes, two
Whra. Fans, one Corn Shelter. Plows. Har
rows, Cultivators, and other Farming Utrn-
sis; Harness, Gears, &c.
Also. Household ard Kitchen Furniture.
viz Beds. Behsteads and Bedding. Carpets.
Chairs, Tables, Sofa, Bureaus, Stoves, &c
Also, about
32 ACRES OF WHEAT
in the ground-Clovcr and Timothy HAY,
with other articles not named.
TERMS OF SALE--All sums Of ten dollars
and under cash. For all sums over ten dol.
lars the purchasers will be required to give
notes with approved security, payable IN
six months, and bearing interest from date.
u Sale to conmencc at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
ANN HOW ARD,
JACOB A. HOWARD,
Administrators.
Samuel Burns, Aucti0necr. feb IL. 81 1t
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SALE OF Town PRopERTY.-William
II. Eder has sold his house, on Main
street, near Reardon's Coach Shop, to
Major j. G. Hill, for the sum of $l4OO.
Benz. Wells has also sold dwelling
on Main street, to w. e. Rambo, for
$3.50.
Mr.. DANIEL BRATroN has purchased
the Holiingsworth property, situated in
the west end of the town, of Mr.. II. d.
lamar, for $4,000.
Mr. Bratton also sold his farm, locat-
cd near Frcnchtown, recently, for SO
500. Purchaser, Geo. A. Lee.
CoNCERT.-The Concert under the
direction of Mr.. Joshua T. Wells, as
sisted by several anna eur Singers from
Philadelphia, came off as announced on
Tuesday evening at the NJ. K. Church.
The sellec ions were excellent, but the
performance did not quite meet public
expectation. " Ruth and Naomi - and
" Consider the Lilies" as sung by Mrs.
Il. B. johnson appeared to be the favor
ties of the audience. The concert was
repeated Oh the following evening. The
amount received was about $3.50.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TNllE subscriber will sell at Public Fenduo,
l. in the town of North East, on
Tuesdny the 23d dug Of February. INST.
his entire stock Of Farming Utensils and
Household Goods; consisting Of = IA
Work Horses, Two Colts, GgM.A>
-3sssssv7s;. ..,r, yoke Oxen, 2 Milch ~.
ssTssA Cows, cone with Calf by her
---IIlG~-~-A sidc,) OK Cart, Flows, Harrows,
Cultivators, Wheat Fan, Corn Shelter. Horse
Rake. S!Iovcls. Hoes. Rakes, Forks Grain
Cradle, Chains, Plow Gears. &c.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Four Stoves one superior Cook Stove
with all the fixtures one Parlor Air Tight
do, one Ten Plate do, on Franklin do Bu-
rcau, SidcbOard, Scttec, Chairs, Tables,
Clocks, Mirrors, Lamps Carpetng. stands,
Tin Safe, Bedsteads, Crockery Ware. TIN
Ware Wooden Ware, and great many other
articles not mentioned.
Sale Ia commence at IL clock, m.
D. Terms cash. j. S. SiNCoE.
Samuel Burns, Auctieueer. (eb &, 81 st.
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bw- Mr.. Creswcll will accept our thanks
for public documents.
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The following specimen of fine writing is
the work of one of Uncle Sam S mail agents
or "Route Agent" as he phrases it. 1t
appeared in The Cecil Democrat Of last Sat.
urday
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spcctor.
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Samuel Burns, Auct0nccr feb l3. Gilt