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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-02-13

This Company National in its character, offers, BY
reason Of its Large Capital Lew Rates of Premium and
New Tables the most desirable of insuring life
yet presented to the public.
The rates Of premium being largely reduced made
as favorable to the insurers those Of the best Mutual
Companies and avoid all the complications and
ainties Of Notes. Dividends and the
which the latter apt to the Policy Holder.
Several new and attractive tables presented
which need only to be understood prove acceptable to
the public, such as the INCOME-PR0DUCING POLICY
and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY. In the former the
policy-folder not only life insurance payable
at DEATH bnt will receive if living after period Of
few years an annual equal to tc, per cent 40
per cent? Of the par Of his policy In the latter tho
Company agrees to return to the assured the total
amount Of money he has paid in, in addition to the
an,0 mt Of his policy.
The attention of persons contemplating nsurng their
lives increasing the amount of they already
have is called to tho special advantages offered by tho
National Life Insurance Company.
Circulars Pamphlets and full particulars given ap
plication to the Branch Office of the Company or to
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NO. ga FARM,

three miles from Elkton, Containing 10Y Acres; about
so in excellent state Of cultivation divided into
fields Of convenient size. The remainder is Woodland
well set with Chestnut and Oak. The impruv CON
sist of good FRAME DWELLING containing nine
and piazza; the Yard and grounds surrounding
the dwelling planted in shade trees; NEW BARN
30 10 feet: good Granary, and other outhuildings-
There is an Apple and Peach Orchard Of select fruit
part in prime of bearing. A portion of the land is OF
light soil well adapted for raising early vegetables
neverailing stream of water through the place
Terms easy.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The County Commissioners Of Cecil county will meet
at their Office in the Court House. in Elkton Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday. the 3D. Sd and 4h days
of March, next; and also, Tuesday and Wednesday,
the Both and 3lst days of the month"; for the pu
pose of Hearing Appeals Making Tranfers and
ing and notice is hereby given that after
the said 31st day of March, next alteration will DO
made in any assessment for the year.
by order. WIN. T. MILLER, Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil county.
Persons making applications for transfers property
will be required to comply with the following sections of
Article 81 of the Code Of Public General Laws:
SEC Is. Whenever any person shall make application
for any allowance deduction account Of the sAo,
transfer alienation loss removal of any property
the collection or payment of any public private Sc
curty for money the County Commissioners Appeal
Tax Court shall nterrogate him oath in reference
thereto, and the disposal of the and especially
inquire of him to whom tho has been sold trans
ferred and the amount of the purchase money the
money collected and how the has been invested
SEC. 10 They shall, also, nerrogate said person on
oath in reference to any acquisitions OF investments
made by him. and not already assessed and the amount
of all such acquisitions and Investments shall be added
his her assessabe property and if he refuses to
answer, allowance deduction shall be made on his
assessment. Feb g. 1S69-5w
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MONITOR
MARSHALL'S ELIXIR.
Acknowledgements COstiveness.

II you suffer with headache, try MARsHALLs ELIXIR,
and bo convinced that although other remedies have
failed to You, this will give you instant and perma
nent relief.
If by over-excement and fatigue your nerves have
become weakened that Headache admonishes you
something more dangerous may happen. such as
PALSY, DIASKss OF SIGHT,
and other alarming affections, then Marshalls
Elixir by giving tone and strength your system
stores you to perfect health.
Whenever food which should be digested remains in
the stomach causing pain and uneasncss for the Of
that principle which would render it easy of digestion,
then by using Marshalrs Elixir you will supply this do
ciency and prevent its recurrence and be radically
cured of Dyspepsia.
The stomach being thus cleansed from unhealthy
to healthy condition. cosveness and the other attend
ant disorders of the bowels of necessity prevented
Price of Marslalls Elixir S1.0O per bottle.
For sale by all druggists Depot 1901 Market Street.
Philadelphia NJ. MARSHALL CO., Druggists Pro
prietors. Feb. 6, 1s6e-1y
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JuponrASr TO ALI.--The public are be-

IMPORTANT TO ALL.--The public are be-
coming more and more thoroughly convin-
ced of the superior washing qualities OF the
WILMINGTON CITY Soar. The articles Of
which it is composed are SO thoroughly
neutralized that you need have no fear OF
rotting your clothing. The patent and
labor-saving soaps Of the day are doing
more to rot and destroy clothes than all
the wear the clothes receive. If you will
use WILMINGTON CITY SOAP according to
directions on each pound, you will find it
to save as much time and labor as any soap
in the market, without any risk of injuring
the clothes. Pure and full weight
MOORE & BRO, Manufacturers, Sd and
Orange street, Wilmington Dol.
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With the commencement of Lent,
amusements in this city will lose large
number of patrons, rs it is very rigidly
observed by the Catholics and by many
Episcopalians. The receptions will cease
with all of the Cabinet officials, and many
a fair one demure and penitent, will devote
the forty days to church duties, porting over
Latin prayers and reading devout works
until Easter dawns, when brief carnival
of fashion will again be resumed. Some
few receptions will be continued during
Lent, Speaker Colfax holding his usual
Friday night soirees until adjournment Of
Congress. The Catholic population is a
cry powerful element here in society but
Vi hin the past few years the number Of
prote ~tant has largely increased, and those
in tTSe to give parties, hold receptions,
&C., during Lent, will experience 1 NO failure
tb ~ Il will re different, and managers
cannot reasonably expect the remunerative
audiences thew are at present favored with.
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The undersigned offers at private Sale the ~
Real and Personal Estate Of the late Robert Hs=f
Smith, situated in PORT DEPOSIT Cecil coun- HsssI
tv Maryland, and known as the .A-
Farmers and Commercial Hotel.
This Hotel has been long and favoraby known 10 the
travelling community and is receiving large share CT
public patronage The House is large and comnoiions,
with good Sablng Ice-house, and all the appurtenanccs
attached q a frst-cass Hotel.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will please call the
subscriber on the premises who will show the same
MARY c. SMITH.
Port Deposit Aug -, 1S6S-u
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ELKTON
REAL ESTATE AGENGY.
Dbl !!I[ & !!!llll[ q .!:ia[

The undersigned offers the following very VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. situate in CECIL COUNTY. for Sale on
Terms Reasonable and Accommodating 10 bring
them within reach of all desiring to make profitable
investment.
Persons desiring to view any Of these properties will
be furnished with conveyance and driven from Ellto
free of charge.
No charge will lie made for advertising Real Estate
placed in hands; but. il sales effected through
advertisements commissions will he charged, whch
the sale is made by the owner in person myself
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e Hundred Dollars will be Paid
German COMPOUND Of Tar, Wild Cherry, &c.

This medicine made in Germany years before its
PRODUCTION in this country, performing wonderful
being compound of several ingredients with the Tar
and Wild Cherry Physicians using it in their prac
tce. Consumpves sending for it from all parts of
the United States, where it ia known. Every Bottle
warranted to give satisfaction Doses small Price IS cts
Sold Wholesale by Thompson Block, % Hanover ST.
and Bnrrough Bro. 81 & Sc Light ST., Baltimore; VIM.
NJ. Wilson, 2OS Market St. and johnson, Holloway 4
Cowtcn, Coz Arch ST., Philadelphia. Sold at Retail
everywhere, and by DR.. IL. II. MITCHELL Elkton; Dr. N
B. Morrison. North East DIR. L. R. Kirk Rising Sun;
Chandlee Son, Brick Meeting House Reed Bro,
Bay View; J. S. IIendrckson, Cayott's Corner; j. NJ
Beaston Cecilton; W. 7. Richardson Char.stown; Cole
Owens, Perryvile; Thomas Kennard, Vinegar Hill;
Elliott Fonger Porter's Bridge; John b. jenkins 4
Bro, Rock Springs Bryan Boulder, Pivot Bridge.
L. M. Green, Sole Agent for US,
Jan 9, 1S69im 1l9 Market St., Philadelphia.
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No. "A New Frame Dwelling House,
of convenient size, and CARPENTER SHOP, located in
Cherry HILL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-02-13

No. Ga Large 3-Story Brick
store House,
situated on Main street. Elkton occupied as Tin
and Stove Store, by John Z. Alexander. Terms easy.
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No. IA Property
Consisting of IL Acres, 2 miles from Klkton. the
Elkton and North East road; improved by new Frame
Dwelling, Is 20 feet pa stories, with log Kitchen,
ID Is feet, adjoining.
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No. 2.-Is a fine FARM,

in the neShborhood in high state Of cultivation;
containing 124 Acres; improved by STONE
DWELLING 214 stories. with Frame Kitchen attached
double Barn. 40 co feet Wagon-housc Corn Cribs and
other outhudings. The farm is all under good Fencing
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AUGUST FIUWE FIX,
1t operates the on an entirely different prn-
cple from any other Medicine ever vet used uniting
with the acids of the Stomach and acting as a Mild
Catharc carrying off all bile and deleterious gases
tho digestive apparatus.
DYSPEPSIA
In its various forms and connections had long puzzled
the skill of the most eminent physicians, until the
A u G. u ST FLOW Err
brought to their notice; while now thousands of
sufferers ready and willing to testify that Three
Does has done them good than all the medicines
they used. Get one bottle. But few doses will con-
vince you. aSPrice, rs cents.
Five Hundred Dollars will be Paid
For any medicine that will cure Consumption severe
Coughs and Colds settled the Breast Group any
disease Of the Lungs and Throat in less time and with
certainty than DIR. A. B0SCHEE'S
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No. 3.-Is IL Valuable Property,

in the village of Fair il consisting of STORE HOUSE
and DWELLING attached of the best business
stands in the place. There SIS Acres of cutivate
land connected with the buildings.
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ONLY $3.50 PER COPY.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
HOW ? MAKE THE FARM PAY.

How to donL the value Of Land and the profits on
stock and how To raise three times the quantity of all
farm crops $50 pages and 40 beautiful and
useful Illustrations Farmers young and expcric
ced agents find pays TO for this book. 800
to $500 per month, according to ability and
energy. For full particulars, address
ZEIGLER, McCURDY CO, Philadelphia Pa.
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AUGUST FLOWER,

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
nov 81 1S6S-1y
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Private Sale of Hotel Property.

Mar I. lS6S-eowtf
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AGENTS WANTED

LIpPISCOTT & BAKEwEIL:
The people seem TO he crazy about your RED JACKET
AXES. Please send me twenty dozen more
Yours truly, VIDE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dealers are selling Axes
painted red the RED JACKET AXE The good qualities
of this Axe consist superior cutting qualities not
in the Red Paint
The RED JACKET is for sale by all responsible hard
ware dealers and the manufacturers.
.LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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A Card.
l)lS
FARMvILLE, Va, June %, 1865

fARMvILLE, VA, June 70, 1869.
To The Ed,tors Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen-I saw card in the Dis
patch OF Friday last from Mr.. Hines, the
presiding justice of Prince Edward, il
which, l have no doubt, he unintentionally
did me injustice. l did not see. the article
that referred your buckingham correspond
ent to the presiding justice Of Prince Ed
ward to decide whether he was disfran-
chised or not, but suppec it was intended
for me, as l was presente4 at the May term
Of the court Tor qualifying as justice. Now,
| wish 10 state distinctly tht{ | never held
anv Office before or during the war, as Mr..
Illness card would lead you to .nfer. But
the ground Of the presentment Vas that
ran for the Office Of justice Of the geace in
May, 1864. Having been conscriped in
the reserve forces, sought this office IS an
exemption-and for no other purpose-bu
| failed to be elected; therefore ! held no
Office, and did not think when I took IL
oath that | did wrong, and don't think 81
now, as I was, and have always been, ;
Union man, and opposed to the war. An(
! am none the less so now, after witness
ing for four years the results Of that war.
would say for Mr.. Hines, which he failed t.
do, that his disabilities were removed, or
don't suppose he could be presiding justice
Respectfully, W. S. BERRY.
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! -. wo.h;,r+on Collage /,

all other praise. Washington College 10
proud of them, and reposes confidence in
their continued loyalty
After repeated calls, Mr.. S. z. Ammen
responded. He was glad that the students
were more manageable than Mr.. Latiefty s
types. He was glad to know that during
the past session they had left oil greasing
black boards, having callathumps, &c, and
that they have deserved the reputation for
good order which they have won. The stu
dents have the deepest interest in the COY
loge and though Qike the faithful mother
she may sometimes spank them, it is all for
their GOOD. He exhorted his FELLOWSHIP
dents to remember this. lie proposed, in
conclusion, the following toast:
" Almg Sor0reS-our fair sisters Of Lex
ington who have sometimes smiled upon lie
| where alma Mater has frowned.'' ..
49, "Texas": Appropriately responded
to by Judge Garrett, of Texas. r.
II. Washington Literary Society " I;
Responded to by Theodore S. Wilkinson IN
very neat little speech.
%. ''The Graham Society" Very aP-
propriately responded to by Mr.. 6. (. Pc
| tiers. .1 as-
| lG. 1.-The valley Of slrginla-tnegh ruei'
the granary, and the highway Of the State
contending cities vie for her teeming pro-
ducts she answers to each, give me rail
road and I'll make you rich u: An appropri-
ate response was made by Colonel Bolivar
| Christian.
Several impromptu toasts were made, and
responded to in appropriate terms.
Thus ended most delightful reiinion OF
the Alumni Of Washington College, and it
was none the less pleasant because they had
nothing but light wines to drink and no one
got drunk.
If they would only take another step for
ward in the work of reform, and, by dis
pensing with even wine, show that wit and
cloquence may flow freely without liquids
to stimulate them, they would set worthy
example to the colleges Of the country.
LEXINGTON.
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Rollins Fnstitutc.-.COnmen
Day.
of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
HGLLIys INSTITUTE, June %, 1869.
On the 23d instant a large and select au-
dicnce was assembled at this place to Wit
ness the commencement exercises, many OF
them from distant counties and States.
The annual address was delivered by Rev.
C. C.. Biting, of Lynchburg, Va. His sub
ject was " Woman, and her proper mode o.
education.'' He spoke in an easy and i'm
pressivc style, and was evidently well ac-
ouainted with the subject of his remarks.
The concert by the Music Department de-
serves special notice. II has seldom been
my pleasure to listen to sweeter music, or
see more charming performers. This, as
well SIS the other departments, has evidently
been well taught, and reflects great credit
on Professor Weber and his accomplished
assistant. Miss L. Y. Cooke. The essay
:: Passing Away" by the full graduate,
Miss Juliet \. Miller, of Pulaski county,
was most excellent, and full Of fine thought.
The following young ladies were declared
graduates in the several schools
I. English Language and Lderdture.-
Miss Mamie P. Armistead, Of Richmond ;
Miss Rosa p Cooke, Of Roanoke county Miss
Edwina 3. Chandler, OF Caroline county
Miss :. c. Owen, of Bedford county Miss
Mary NJ. Peasants, Of Roanoke county.
II. Latin Language and Literature.-
Miss Mamie P. Armistead, of Richmond ;
Miss Edwina B. Chandler, of Caroline
county Miss Halle L. Campbell, of Hano-
yer county.
III. French Languoge and Litero'ure.-
Miss Halle L. Campbell, Of Hanover county.
". MathematicS.-i1iss Halle L. Camp
bell OF Hanover county; Miss Weltha NJ.
Feagin, Of Midway, Ala.
Y. Natural Science.-Miss Juliet \. Mil
Ter, of Pulaski county.
VI. Moral .Science.-Miss Rosa P. Cooke,
Of Roanoke county Miss Lizzie II. Jordan,
Of Pulaski county.
Fail Grdduate.-MissJ Juliet A. Miller, OF
Pulaski county.
| hope TO witness many more such "com-
mencements - at |" Hollins Institute" and
that it may 60 on and on until i shall reach
the pinnacle Of fame, and be ever first among
the female colleges Of the South.
Very truly, yours, DoS.
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TRUSTEES SAL f OF LAND IN =
4 COUNTY OF HENRlCO.-Ry vIrtna NJ
deed Of trust from William j. Martin and vii,
dated the 18th day OF May, lsSs, duly recorded i
the clerks Office of Hcnrico county court an
being requested so TO do by The beneficiary in sal
deed. ! VIII proceed to sch ut public auction. q
MONDAY the 5th day OF July, lSC9 THAT heIsI
c0urt-day.) At !cnricO county courthouse. AT !
NJ, the REAL ESTATE In said deed mentioned
to wit, that certain TRACT OF LANDlylng m.
being on the Darbytown road, In the couniy a
Henrico, containing SEVEN ACRES, with the I'm
provements thereon, adjoining the lands Of u.
estate OF Archer Taylor, deceased. John ". Fr,
sci, and Leonard IIiZcr.
TERMS At sale.
II. A. ATKINSON, JR., Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE 4 GoDDIS, Auctionrcr.
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REMOVALS.

pEAOVAL.
II HALL s HUTCHlSoN,
wholesale dealers in
FANCY GOODS AND NoTioNS 6oslsh'
GLOVES. &C.,
have removed to their spacious aid hana'''''
warehouse,
No. 1915 MAIN STREET, ABOVE ForRTEsA 80 =
where they win be pleased 20 see their Trienas :.
the trade generally. u ue-se
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A UCTION SALEM compliance wit
N instructions from the Treasury Department,
there viii be sold 1T public auction on the - DAY
OF JULY, 1T l. O'Clock noon, at Baltimore Steam
boat buildings, Rockets landing, Richmond "a
lot OF PLASTER and so. 900 pounds more or less al
COPPER ORE, captured and a ban oncd property
TERMS: Cash al time OF sale: Government
funds. Property to be removed within FIVE Iay
from day Of sale. JOHN :. LOOMS.
j. 4-tdS Special Agent
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AUcTrog aAxng.-pu,ur ,,',, a.:
BY wellington Goddln.
Auctioncer and Real Estate 4 ven.

ERAMED TENEMENT AND srvr
It RAJ RTnLDING LOTS. N ;rfrr y, z
BACOh's QUARTER BRANCH 1--WE ,Vv E.t Ir.,. .
PERTY, FOR SALE At AUCTi0S.HHNNT5nKf,
sold at auction, on the premises, on SATI,ihti
5hs q q IVY IT s 6s 9sl9sk
streets, containing SIX rooms, and eny Sna ALL
CANT LOTS near thereto. 'er4' ~
AS this Is low-priccd. property persons os ~.
means can procure house or a lot for s s.ia
sum end upon terms Of payment 10 suit the,
views. 'Ne
jc % ". GODDIS. LrrtIn,..-
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By Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
li3l Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
/ PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO NEAR TIE CITY OF RlCHMOSD.-By
virtue Of Il deed Of trust from Charles II. Lcber
and wife bearing date the Goth day Of November,
1888 and duly recorded In the clerk Office of Hen
rico county court. shall, by request Of the bcne-
the 9Th day OF july next, 1T O'Clock i. NJ, on the
premises, the following LOTS described In said
trust decd: LOT No. in square 80, on l. ana
Thlrty-,hird streets; LOTS Nos. and In square
81 between .. 2, and Thrty-third streets LOT
fronting l65 feet ON Thrtythird street and running
back between parallel lines 49, feet lOI dcslt-
mated rs square No. ~. bounded 10y g. K. Thirty
first aud Thirty-scCond streets, containing TWO
ACRES and LOTS Nos. and IN square No.
3S-ll Of said lots being contiguous 10 each ether.
TERMS Made known on the day OF sale.
jc % WILLIAM fpl-hES, frhstee.
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BY Gruhbs & Williams, Auctl0ncrrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE-!u execution of decree Of To-
circuit court OF Richmond. entered Jlst May l'5'
| In the case of Qnarles's administrator rs Qrari"
! and dis., and hcrscy rs. QGaric-s administrator
We will sell 1t auction, In the orGCr named h'."
the following described REAL ESTATE, OF which
the lat. John Do Dmnrics died r"izcI. 10 vi ut
FRIDAY the 9rn day Of July, AT l. O'Clock II, u
front OF ienrico county courthouse, TRACT
OF LAND III the county OF llcnricO, about trttu
miles below the city OF Richmond. between tn
Williamsburg and Charles city roads adIuiniu.
the lands of Thomas French and u{s., aud cou
tanning 100 48c-l0J0 acres.
Immediately thereafter tsay NJ O'Clock l.. NJ.
upon the premises, All undiy idcd mOicty Of Il -,
OF GROUND on the west side of T~cnty-llir
street between Main and Cary, 10 hy ~. zee; Oh
other moicty 81 which, 1t IL believed, Ia owned h
George Turner.
And in the AFTERNOON upon the prcmt.,-
respectively, commencing at O'Clock. We ".
sell BRiCk AND FRAMED DW ELiINii, va-
seven rooms, on the north slide Of Cary bct",e.
FOushcc and Adams streets, occupied BY ~
kendrck. with II lot y by Is! l0-l2 feet 10 All AL.
seventeen feet wide.
Also, BUILDING LOT next east or the aho's
81 by I5l lo-l2 feet 10 said alley.
At o'clock, BUILDING LOT on The nor.
side OF Leigh street. between Adams AMIDST Pot.
street adjoining the residence Of Mrs. File.
Fletcher 10 by I'D feet 10 an alley sixteen feet y
And 1T u o clock, i BRICK HOUSE AND LuI
40. 58) In Marshall & Mann's plan, near the r,'
dence ri Mrs. {. prcutis. corner oT north Ley
and Clay streets, being the same house NnrIncgl
owned and occupied by William Burke the lot d
23i by % feet To- an alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS Oue-fourth cash: the balance In IN
twelve, and eighteen months. with interest ~
negotiable notes, title retained by the court utt
the notes are paid. -
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
THOMAS u. AUGUST
COmml-si,Ac.'.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
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snryrrou gAxEg.-.Tnia l,ay.

AUCTION SAAES...Ints Day.
TTTGH CONSTABLES SALE.-Will be
4 4 sold or SATURDAY, June 2st', 1850, COM
mnncfng Mt II o'cioc!. A. NJ, at the soap factory
situated on the Grove road, the following pro-
pcrty-to wit
large SOAP-BOILERS,
9 Iarge IR0NTUBS,
/ TRON-B0UND WOODEN TUB.
Lot SOAP PRESSES,
... l STOVE and PIPE
| small BOIL ER and FURNACE,
Lot SOAP BOXES, .-s.
CANDLE MOULDS, &C., &C..
or so much thereof rs viii satisfy distress war
rant In my hands In favor OF VI. Il. Haggerty ana
against r. j. & +. L. McAdam.
TERMS Cash. ....r
". r. TALL, II. c. c. X.
POSTPONEMEiP.
The above sale Is postponed until WEDN e.
Day Goth nj 8 O'Clock p. NJ. ezs