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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

onsltes At from 30 10 s0or abont tt prees aa
were current last week About 100 head you'd remain
over uuseid.
saFrr Axo Las,Hs-Fatt dcasaad saies OF Sheep al
from Is to Is aud 81 LaRrs 2 10 80 and 81
Hunson RIVER Bulls fEar foo, Of Roan'on ct y
offered zen feeyes New Yofk State and the Wes) b
Cu,gs aud Calves, ard 3, go s;eepaad LaiGhs ..
from S5ioS35 sheen brought rom . 20 9 and "
n in qualify and Lambs at from 81 TO 3 and = - Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Ships jacob Weservs Hoodless Liverpool Taylor Rich;
Coanbus Nj Ccren Liverpool, D Kngsand 8 CO. Brish
Queen (Rrl Conway John Nh j Kicug Vandaa Norton
Apa. hcoa DC Post Edwna, Parmee, Apaachicoa D uf
but & Co.
Diana tBrem Addcls Charleston; Wave, Hapn, st JOHN
Bries Emerald Do CroweI, Norfolk; Velocity (Br) White,
NIB Bell Belmont, Gsbee, St johns, NJ; Chocw
Finer Navy Bay Panama RR Coz Anglo Saxon, m Todd, Bait
ard Falmouth, Jam
schs Isaac " Huebes Johnson Nepbern Nc Brown Huse
Wilmington Nc hilton Hawkins, Philadelphia; Msry ChappsI
Hand, Jack sohyile.
Soop Mermaid, Dency. Gnllford. CT
Steamer Anthracite, Morley, Philadelphia
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s For Foreign Markets see Fifth Page
REGENTS afProduce

BplAe North Rirer Boats, Nov l2-27 $40 bbls
Flour Iz5 do Ashes 20 do Whisky 252 terces Beet 9j6
pkgs Butter 382 do Cheese 1850 bush Wheat 5000 DO
Barley. $500 DO Oats, 63 head cattle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
q awaiting the Alantic's news.
Markets. ....ALBANy. Nov.

Receints since our last: $4,000 bbIs FLOUR,
800 bush WHEAT 4500 busi CoRH, 1900 bush BARLEY.
Moderate demand FLOUR ana market in favor of seller
WHEAT steady win good Mining demand !CD bush 500 o
bush BARLEY sold al go 09c for two-rowed Sales 5000
Jsfeh OtTs n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
sY TELEGRAPH


NEarkers....Ngw ORLANs. Molday. Nov. H.
coTTox is dull today. FLOUR is dull, the re-
csips being largel ,lol bills OHIO sod al p CoE9 g
scarce and seing al 9gg2 81 PT9yisIoSs s M
cined 20 2aa30 TOBACCO hes made further advance If
bglf cent HAY is advancing, Western quoted 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

Tho sales Of COrTOH have been 1900 bales al
unchanged prices ToRAcco is advancing and SUGAR de
being The duoiati0n FLOUR Is all j00i 30 for Ohio and
illinois CoRS sGG95c OARS, 52c WHISKY, No ;, has
declined 10 &c 1900 bags Rio COFFEE nave been Eold at
lol0nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
Mnrkets.... Ci9cINNAri, Nov, ! :.

FLOUR is dull, being affected by the New Or
leane market There are not many Hoes in the market
which opened to-day 50 ~ l0Qtb and CATTLE weigh
I'M 500, 50, good 600 al s..
The FLOUR Market is quiet, caused partly by
wet weather. Prices are unchanged. Hoes are selling
freely al $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aucnoneer
TITO EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, ME-


TITO EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, ME-
a CHANCES, and OTHERS-PEREMPTORY SALE
OF 1000 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND ON LONG ls-
ADRIAN Fl. MULLER win sell at Auction, WE'D
NESDAY the 18Th day Of November next at u O'Clock, at
1000 ACRES of valuable land lying at and Medford
Station, the Long Island Railroad!
Meiord Station il situated in the Town OF Brookhayen
Suffolk county 50 milea from Brooklyn II ig the point OF
communicationby railroad between New York and the
village of Patchogue PorJe Jefferson and Bepor,, well
other smaller places, and Of the most important
PatGhogue and ten from Port Jefferson As iswel known
between New-York and Boston
The aoil embraces every variety, rom pure loam to
slight oany sand is susceptible OF The highest cultivation
aud from the facilities for obtaining eeaweed and hsh for
manure well materials for compost 1t In every re-
epec adapted TO modern agriculture
The tract Ia covered with oak and pine growth VI va
ous sizes and or many thousands OF cords OF wood
large enough for the NewYork market There ls also
valuable building timber Water OF the beat iaAIy
The souhery boundary Ia mile and three quarters
from the centre of Pachogue, the nohery nine miles from
Long Island Sound There are mills schools ana churches
within few mics, end the country around !st filling up
1t estimated that within year upwards Of three hundred
persons have purchased lands in the immediate vicinity Tor
nsyefy respect these lands are Fworhy Of
EMIGR4NTS, FARMERS, MECHANICS and OTHERS
Ia want OF home and place where, by moderate industry
and economy, anindependence may De secured; -
For the convenience of purchasers Inc properly us oeen
divided into ten acre lots which viii pc sold SiHgy with The
privilege of one ofthe adjoining ios ~. e,,,.o
The Whole will be sold without reserve, on me too"inS
conditions Ten per cent and the Aucnoneer fees on me
day sale per cent on or before ne an aay OF
and the remainder being per cent may remain on bond
and mortgage at the option ofthe purchaser TOT ye'
per cent-nteresG payable ssinl-snhaa4y'
Eor ber particulars and maps and plans OF the above
pp Boston train leaves the Long leland Railroad
depot al Brookyn at A NJ every day. arrives at Medf9rd
sS eyn an opportunity examine the lands and return
or me same Y he In aendanceat The station tho
0TOucrty. A'N'j w A"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
FARMERS BANK OF KENTUC

FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.
Il aSUBSCRIPTI0N to $5o0,GoO Of Tho gAPIIlh
undersigned having been appointed by the Board Of Ds
of the above named Bank their Agents IN this ctya
ceiye Subscriptions to is Capital St0ck to Tho amoas u
open at the Office of WINsL0W, LANlER b CO.
50 Wast where subscriptions will ne received untiFr
Their notice
Five thousand share OF $lO0 each are authorized b
sod at par $50 on each share st be paid at the Ea Of
subscribing $50 on the 18th day OF January next nNla
the residue subject 10 call by the Board of Directors Pg
lies at the time OF subscribing may however, pay for f
shares in full If go disposed
This Bank was chartered by the Legislature Of Kenhiy
nj s last session. 10 supply in part, The demand for
capital growing out Of the wholesome busness wa4a d
the citizens of the State the present Banking Capital tg
altogether inadequate The charter IL liberal in is 10
visions; has thirty years to with power reeervef
the Legislature In wise 10 alter control It, TheeS
iel Stock is 81 100, 900, of which about S7oO0eks
already been taken in Kentucky the residue, exceptBg&e
S5G0,G0o here ohsrsd, VIII be taken by citizens Of kn
State and elsewhere. The Bank, with several d "
Branches Ia now in operation. The Mother Bank no
Gated NJ Frankfort the Seat OF Government The SAhA
Kentucky believed to be favorable and secnreb
Gallon for Banking Capital The exports of the statsge
very great, consisting principally of hemp, corn cana
horses, mules, hogs bale rope, ba2gng, &c. &c 10 fA
tate which large Of Exchange the South ID
North are Offering 10 the Banks
The high credit OF the Stats Of Kentucky and thai o&
Banks are evidence Of what this new Bank will be Do
credit and standing OF her Banks equal 10 those OF ~
other State IN tha Unon their notes form an npoTani
OF the circulating medium of the mississippi Valley paS
current from Pittsburgh to New-Oreans
NO Ba!ks hTe better managed their current dlVdhae
now being from Eight to Ten per cent. per anauln 70
large Accommodations Of surplus reserve funds, and ar
stocks are now considerably above par In the market
The charters Of most If not all, of the other Denhs mo
Western and South western States expire within The al
twelve years.
The Farmers' Bank Of Kentucky having thirty yeano
run, will have field OF circulation Of great value lds
stockholders.
The management OF this Bank is in highly reapectss
and able hands.
The Directors think they Will be able 10 pay DIVIDES
equal TO any other Bank in the state -.
Mr. Hanna the President OF the Bank Is now 10 his oil
he will be happy to give any additional infonnat0a,s9
may be found daily, for short iIne Ut the oices OF sE
dersigned
Pamphlet copies OF charter Of the Res
may be had on application New York, Oct d. ~
WlNSLOW, LANIER 4 co. 81 Valid
oA I'm WARD CO. 81 Wa.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
New.York Cattle Marlet. J

Reported for The Tribune
UsfKR BuLl's hEAp-Qdered, SEQ 6ssges, ts00 Scah-
ern The rest from this State and the East 10 Cows sd
Calves, aud 6g60 Sheep and LAMBS
Psicis, &c.-Markc, Inactive Sues Of good relating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
FnreignP nrts.

A,Muscat Aug 90 Emily Wilder, MFarland 26th from
MAY Zanzibar where she arrived Aug ih and asd
lbth)
Atzanzibs Aug Mara Mlsr. I'm Aden about
July Salem BARK Tom Cotsn Bates I'm Alden, Aug
8, and I'D 10Th for Salem, via MaJunga-
At Malaga 9Th a bark Rosario sprague fan New York, Sold and
bound for California.
SID from Trse 18th u Maria Foster hesna Apollo
Ilghsm, do for Paermo brig Brandy~in Cornack lonan Isl
ands
Have Gath u ship otenbge Taylor for New Orleans Let
uyaraas Aug ship Ann Francisco land sid 10Th for
Al Payta H. Rio, rroyasnce Leonard from Pan
At Bahia Sept rss Boston, Swift Boston 1a 10y and Asia
Al Msalss 5st a batA oney Rsmk expected to load
or Boston -
Sch American, from sOrleans, was passed 80
Al St sgo ai.t vii big jenny Lind como dg Sid 18th brig
Henry Leeds. Heard, NfOrS. -,
2b ships Judas Touro Ncksfson and JOSIAH dee Mansfield
Orleans; j Cumming, Dwight for Charlss,on
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Arrived.

UsMal Steamer Atlantic, West Liverpool oct 80, PM mdss
'D s,t psss rioida L. on IS hours che
Brs Preada Por Au.ave for Fayal Oct - in Ballast pass
Alsop Chauncy The the Highlands Friday
lat md ne late e1 =. ,a.. md ,oon..
seSren to sthlnidt Baahea
Snip Hsn Clay (psD Freacn Liverpool Oct - J.s and 80
Phiadepa Nov q? Ion 80 exchanged signals with
Barb cSlton ,dl rymon Mass Winning, Palermo 55 days aud
Gibraltar "a d.. r0i &c to RobmUD Il Co
Brig D4ue Weld Foster clsnyGed days lumber to Smith
BoSn'on
Sch T,r.e Sisters Allen, Pmladepbiao ds coal
and 4o l .an' d. SAIL to nssr The wa. of The High
l an o e i b nit S a a rhoma Hail. seaman native Of
Sunderland Eng the act OF slowing the b was o over
SD RAINBOW, Williams P1tadslp5ia d, coal
Sch Senator Smith, Philadelphia ds, coal
Sch RIO Grands Norton. Droothaven bblast.
Sch sarah Perry, NBsdord o., . Barre 3 Pryor,
Sch Louisa Chase Boston days naval stoea aad mdse TO
Sch Samuel Parker Russell EHaven balIa,t
Sch Three s.ers, Allen, Philadelphia is, coal
Sch Alfred Prs', Thompson Milford, D5l 3ds
Sch Cornsis Ri1ad wilmington d -four to Allen & Paxon
Sch Thomas Jefferson Willis, Suffolk. Va slaves
Sch Maaa sts s. share rhsaepba DE- eoHl
Sch Elisha Brooks Hiuekey Rarlsabls d. mackee master
Ssh Mary r " lhe cavslsr Lite EGG Harbo de- coal
S!oop 1hos B Hawkins Jones, Providence.
BELOW schooner.
WlhD-During the day NE and hazy.
X,
the so'p Thomas Hawkins staYng the bull
wax OF her lS!board bow and carrying away her Jb
lPEK ArLAs1rcl
Liverpool, Amelia, chariesttn
Point An Nfok Athens Chase, Mo6ie 5ea Lion Dyer New
oieanf sAp " Brodd 19h ships Caroline Nesmh sa sbury
SYmI Iowa DAVIS and Abeua Raney Quebec Henry Nsnth
Butler 81 Peteburg sSth Phoen1 Gray and Niagara Smith
York Suffolk Snow and Adams Gay NOeans Samosi Tucker
Lerch. Boson
SID I'm do ,hps Statesman Simpson, Boston; Washington,
Page NYort,
Loden Oct rs entered nvafl chip Northumberland Lord Nsw
York and outward day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

j. HEGEMAH, Auctoneer.
THHHURSDAY, Nov IA, at Ii p NJ. at
Il IS Bergen between Court and Boerum Brookyn,
a general assortment Of Paror Chamber and Kitchen Fur
1ure. nlo III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

F. NOLTONl AUCuOHtVT
FHNEIS DAY, Wednesday, Nov -, at
Il I04 o'clock at the Auction Rooms 80 Beekmans and
SO Ann St the FURNITURE of a family removing, and
will comprise the usual assortment such Sofas Book
Cases. French Chairs Wardrobes French Bedsteads Gem
ter and Gard Tables, Dining and Tea do Office Desks,
Glasses Washstands, apaen and plain Bedsteads Brus
sells. Threeply and Ingram Carpets Oil Cloths Feather
Beds, Hair and Moss Mattresses, Hall and Solar Lamps
Hat Stards. Chm and Glassware Graudoles Kitchen Fur
niture, &c. Sale positive rain or shine. nl3 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13


Capt Iuce Of The oaik Superior from Pa Peru Sept -
Whales have TIN for the last month"; and ships have
poorly II feet tina Of shore the NOT
Averaged 80 el The California excitement con.nGe 70 Dc OF tho
or s.ser and the rrire ~ all articles rsnuire Tor
the most erhoroant rates hree 7ess-4 no ng
ro5e load potatoes of California 81 DOL Tie
Tombez generally been etakea ad returned %
her hips naa Is rot me case a. "a a. gr & 9In
.hos adyise see bouad to the Pacific make Tom6er Their
Al Psy; Oct H. Tip George sussn wight SB p bound
10 Psy IN sH weeks bark SapPho casAHn SB 700 bbssPio IN
ets rom Baker Esq Consul at Llhaa, dated Aaz =
bsre mornug go DOL p oil Capt Joae dej the Ash
May The has put for officers and crew may esuo to tee
Stass aot successful III that purpose
letter from Capt Bradley hp Acu-bne o. Fah,yen, reports
Oct TO- Roman wiaar sB lsSo p Mercury Wesr d. 500 p,
toe; Ainrya @ ha, 9 > r an n p,
Nat 900 s Spartan 'ioea4dsf 90 7oo ~ rep NY s3 g.
Of NB, Galapagos Heard from ia Aug John hoyoi
er from Capt wilbur OF ship Roman Bedford, reports
atTombe1 Sept Henry Clay Simmer Saa so 4p rep 9J1n
lev sB i4(0 sp@6ad TAX en- s. bus tie ias cruise.
Pm Peru Sept AIN port bark superior Luce Beiori
P P; &c., s @ IB az .p Emprs ipbla1 Snt
100 .p Harvest ice DO p Ia,yete Barton "rfea 100
1omse1 ss Apply Lei Sept b. ships walter Scott, Of
Edgaown and Chi Of Bedford load potatoes California
Spoke June a5s, lon ia !" Rosseaa raoer SB 10 ,pot
Geo and susan w6, sp JAYS stanton rp july ~
briggs, DO 5oo ,p; Jasper Roeh do CLAN 18th Joaa ,S3
wmPeane FHaven s9 P before rep ane iais 33 sept
n Barton Warren $50 sp Potomac Grant Mat 'pi haLs
Frances Smith warren 800 sp Heard from Aug 10 lat lon g7
Nile Hamln board repl Sep Virginia. hantsr
NIB ep; Robert Edwaris, Burgess NIB zoe sP han9er
Haughtou, ant 1900 sp.
on The previous June H. MonteIuma ro~f
NIB 1000 season Robin HOOD Baker sy site 1890 DO do;
hogul Huntey do do; New England WcoS do
1900 Dickens Soningon lO0d do Splendid rear
on Cold 200 do do; Jefferson Skinner NLondon 400 do
Unca Edwards Aim Coffin EdgaItown hdoi
Saratoga Harding bbs dol Cherokee Cleveland 20 oOdo
do Boston, sowle Farhayen nearly !a Nmrod Sherman
salsd from New chip Marcus of Farha,sn she
man, ~, -,
800 sp. .- ~, D,f1 oco
pj 600 before reported ioo and nearly al
hands have deserted both ships
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
SnOken. &c,

Nov ~ lat 81 20, brs Efzaee,h, Of Ssw YrI from Ro dc ia
ne
Nov 70 lat A. lon % oars Jane " Hams seaes boaad nth
Nov lat % IS, ION II 49, ssaazsd large ship beating % Tie
West showing biue Gag Wi White ned
Nov lat 80 lon a. exchanged signals h ship Const'u;o7 Fon
KYoIk i'll Liverpool.
Nov lat 80 Ion % passed Br bar Broom staining to the East
Nov 45 81 lon - 80 passed New York packet seaa =
the westward showing blse dag and white ay.
Oct lat 4s o. on 10 "a snip Wyoming from Liverpool ior
Phi adelphia-
0c, s. ia, IS, Ion passed ol Gardasr steering
To 5fariners.
Pollock Rep Light Boat EdgartOsu the stb n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
ST. B. BUTLER Aucuoneer.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE on MON

q DMINISIKAIOR'SS SALE on MON
1ADAY 18th NoT al II O'Clock upon she respective pre-
misses, the following LEASEHOLD PROPERTY:
$50 Hadsons front house Of bdck stories and base.
mer aid rear 3 story frame houte, lase from Trinity
Churc5, Is yeafs unexpifed Ground st75reas Sf
about $1,000
&c Clslks0ns story ard baxeme1i, BRICK house with
Carpenter shop on rear Trinity Church lease II years nn-
expired, With feaesgie. Ground Sl75renEs for 1913
By order OF JOHa 3. iiASKiH, Administrator OF Wm.
CanhaT, DECREASED, 20 Nassau e. rs eods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

Total amount of Public Debt due to individu-
ais and corporations, other than the Comnns-
sioners Of the School Fund. ,..,.,.,.,,..,.$i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
FINANCIAL.

WANTED-S2 500 for seven yc,,,
Lease. Stock EnlaTes AID Good WIN ri -
Fate RESTAURANT, IN one Of Inv hes Joca,.,, - 6
ctty doing trs;.5zte business partner am has
shove Eiungn,, fy competent 10 take Je emil .s, 20
the concern TIE advertiser has other basi,rss 49, q
70; sterd Ioit ina addressed n g. " AZ ~, n
fee. wilh real name and place OF sn interview, viii ~
wiki immediate attention afSiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
TElEXAS DEBT.-BONDS, TREASSn


4 RY NOTES aud o,ief Government cialms ,xaa,eS
GEO. X. SISTARE IS SvyFSs
Sie,toO Long 1aland Railroad Boads wanted IaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

MlrrArURE ALMAHAC......THs DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
To sTariners.
Whalers4

Rp Edsarovn tn sin
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
The Banner County.

We claim Cecil as the banner county.
having allowed Mr.. Lowe to carry it but
by majority. Mr.. Thomas carried il at
the last Gubernaorial election by 1Ol
which is about the proper locoloco MAJOR
lty. So at will he seen I'VE have given good
account Of ourselves
The contest for county Commissioners
was unparalleled in rarnestness and fierce
ness. In fact the locotocos in this uhe
3rd) district overlooked their Governor
and let him take his chance. ard bent al
their energies 10 elect their commissioner.
but failed sgnaliy. Every scheme was
resorted to both before and on The day Of
the election bat our candidate, though
heving a heavy majority against him,
proved inyincible.
1t will BE- seen that we have again Sc
cured a majority Of the Board Of Commits
sioners. The following are the names OF
the gentlemen elected, wings marked will
a*.
"Thomas c. Crookshanks, William
Lindsay, *John P. Bennett. George john
son, *Benjamin B Sweet, *James Croth-
crs, William Little.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

aS- Early on Thursday morning We
were enabled to lay before our readers
sufficient returns to show how the State
had gone for Governor They We're ROT
very palatable It is true, to our Wing
friends, but they were the best we could
supply. We We're indebted tor them 10
the enterprising publishers of the Balti-
more Sun, who telegraphed them for Us to
Wilmington, Del, from which place
they were despatched 10 us according to
previous arrangement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

I'm another column will be found
notice OF meeting 10 establish a Bible
Society in Cecil county. It's hoped the
meeting will be wei! attended and an eff.
'clent society formed. The cause Of the
Bible is every mans cause Rev Mr.. Ken
nard: the interchangeable agent OF the Stat
Bible Society will be present, and address
the meeting. There vii be other address
es also.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

FuGITivE SLAVES. A Baltimore CORES
pondrnt OF the New York Herald States
that party from Maryland is now at the
North, endeavorng TO arrest Frederick
Donglast, the fugitive slave, and tina,
"there are also known to be several thou
sand fugitive slaves IN Columbia, Lancas-
ter, Harrisburg and Pittsburg, the owners
OF several hundred of whom have already
taken steps for their recovery, and there
will soon be great storm in that dlrec-
ton"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

GEN. CAss. This gentleman, on hi,
arrival in New York on Tuesday, was
warmly received at Tammany Hall by
his political friends. Gen. Cass made a
short address, in WEIGH he walmly culo-
glsed Messrs CIny, Webster, Dickinson
ADD Foote tor their efforts in behalf OF tb.
Union.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
Fer Rent.

The Old established Store House at
Rock Run in Port Deposit formerly &C
cupied by George Kidd s Co., and lately
by John A. Atkinson s Bro. together
with the commodions dwelling attached
thereto. Apply to John G. Wat, rs :
Port DEPOSIT or TO the subscriber at Elk
ton. Possession given immediately.
F. A. ELLIS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
Mass Meeting Of the s. C T.

by dispcnsaion ofthe Qrsnd D;s., IN Of Ma
iv,aon, Stephenson A rclrrr Diyrsr, H. Is,
'h'end holding Mass Meeting n, trJvel;y Hill,
on thursday The 10Th day of O -ia'rr
Members of 'hc Order, and thr ., .hr s.ner-
any, are invited TO attend. Sever i di:i;rgni.,-
co speakers have heen invited and a.c .x;ecrd
10 be present TO address the audier nr-s band Of
music has boen engaged for the oncas;rn--rs-
treshmens can no obtained n, the yr,ons S,o,hs
on the ground. I'll who desire ID lccr booths
can receive permission from the ,,:ar,n,ee Of
arrangements
BY order cf!hs Committee IF = -rysr.-,nts
Sept 28-2w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

Louis PulLrrr FORTUNE The prop
er'y lett Ivy the lat ki g proves nor to b.
50 large as was supposed. THIS is owing
to IN" tact that when he became KING he
conveyed all his property to hi, children,
in order TO avoid the operation of the
French law which makes all 'he private
property Of the King the property Of the
State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
Sept 2S 80 tt
CT. c u +!

a TURNER & co. PROPRlETORS.
nd"r the Direction Of DR. T. G aNNNG,
FsHIit. Propr'e;ors would Respectfully an
z noncr 10 the rtia,Is of FL .krON aud vi
entity that their Splendid Equestrian Trou,e
will visit ths place ard will Open tor Exh, j.
ten On SATURDAY, the 9Th dav of Orlcb",
1850, for one day only, also at WARWICK ur
MONDAY the III o. October.
DOOF S OPEN AT : clock Performance to
cnmmcncc at . i? p NJ. and Evcriug 1t 7 -
ADMISSION - cents. Children un cr 10
years. half price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

WlLMor's DlsrRlcr. The democrats
in the twelfth Congressional District Of
Pennsylvania, have healed their quarrels.
Mr. Wilmot, the tree-soi candidate, and
Mr.. Dowry, thu candidate ofthe an',-frre
soil party, have withdrawn, and G A..
Grow, Esq, of Susquehanna, is now the
candidate of all parties. We are glad
that Wilmot is to b. LETT at home.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

THE Texas BOUNDARY. BY advicss
from Galveston to the Goth ult., we learn
that the passage CT Senator Pearces Boun
Diary Bill! had been received by the Texas
Legislature with very hattering indica-
lions that il would pass that body. The
papers say that popular teellngs decided
ly i'll favor of accepting the proposition
Of the United States Congress.