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a, =. R2'i's i5t is marked No % on
50. -. .s.>Nn and al that time bad
8c! Oh the river, with adcpth
set, and contained about 23}
rrgchrs. I'll r. have been about
:. inty feet OF made ground since attach
e.. making the present measurement
aaout "a. square pegchrs On this lot
there are 40 Improvements.
The terms, as prescribed by the decree,
are one third cash, and the remainder in
I o separate and equal instruments al .
:; "a - months resp ctiyelv with interest
an r4u!. from tn" day OF sale, and securi-
ty 10 bc approved by the Trustees
JOHN GLENN
S. TEAChLE WALLIS,
Trustees.
Nov. 10th, '5O--ts.
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CON ,TlBLES SALE.

oBy virtue of a writ of'Fieri Earias, issued by
I'm F. Brown. one Of :ie Justices ol the Pcare
ofthe State Of Maryland in and tor Cec'l coun
,y at the suit OF Daniel Br,ttun against the
noo.ls AMI chattes, lands and lencmchts OF
james l.. Ilai"rs aud To me directed, nav"
eiz.d and taken nj" cxecntion; ali tho f'Sht,
site interest and rstnte. at law and IN equity,
OF The said James l.. laines, IN aud to all mat
piece OF parcel of land lying and being IN Cecil
county, five miles northwest of E'kton, II was
torrnlv vned by the late james lowefy, decd
AM adj nng the lands OF John Grant NC
Canley ID others, ana | hereby give notice, thu,
on s,AluRDAY 20tl, inst November, at
O'Clock, F. NJ | viii offer for Sd lie the sa'b pro-
perry, so seized and t.ken in execution, ny
public auction to the highest bidder Tor cash.
from t.ic Cuur House door IN Fiklon.
THOMAS TilACk Err \, Const
Nov 9th lSj0--ts
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George Earle.
Attorney al Law.
EIktGM, Md.
Ore n pX ,door to Toll er : store.
Water Runnin: up Hill,

Without Labor.
HDROWN & GATCHEI., NO. 3O7 Market
ED street. Phiiadeiphia.-Is prepared 10 furnish
all kinds of
Double and Single Hydraulic Rams, Deu-
biz and Single Pumps, Hytranis, Hose
Rrser, ors, Ba!h-sinks, Stop-cncks'
Lead, Cast and Wrought Iron,
Cement aud Glass Pipes, &c, n Factory price
Bv having n description OF the Location, we
ran give tho aggregate cost Of all the fixtures
necessary to elevate to any Dwelling FARM
house, Factory or Village, constant stream of
pure waller any height or distance required; by
having the necessary proportion of Fipe and ma
'hinery; (Which is ve'y important ir the various
different locu;,ons,) all can hs packed up md
sen, any distance with directions, so that any
farmer or mechanic can eratt and keep them in
repair toi years without iurthar expense.
The past patronage enables ns TO place tho
Hydraulic Ram within the rsarh OF any farmer
or mechanic. and in BIOS, instances much cheap
or than an ordinary pump We are also pre-
parct TO erect Machinery in my part ot the U.
Sta,es,-all work warranted TO perform or no
chargc. Address tie firm rs above, ar
J. l.. GATCHEL,
Aug 81. ELRTeN, Mn.
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NOTICE TO SPORTSNIEN.

Al persons are forbid Hunting with dog or
gun, Oh the prem lscs OF the subscribers, with
out leave, and will be prosecuted accordln. to
Law. Act passed l12s chap, 7, Sec. /.
T. Z. Y J. h HOW ARD.
Rising Sun, Nov. 10Th '5u--3t
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber has now in store, fresh sup
ply of EILL in ID HINI'ER GOODS.
The public will please call u, Il c.u'n,ne
E,k,un, Oct IS BENZ. h MAY.
- rimshaws history of Rome an d Gree
"a.'so the Life of Gen. Taylor and Mitchell
sol.c Geography und Atlas, for sa h by
VIM. PEI.L.
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KECcS EPTces.

~ Eherc will be a race on the Old Town Race
Il Course on Saturday, the Zard inst, for a
Saddle, Birdie aud Nlarlingaic, FREQ tor all.
Also, on the same day, Mite, Rice for
SO a side. The public are requested to attend.
VIM. G. PRICE, Proprietor
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ELECTRIC CHURN.

Va ARKANlED 10 make Butter on, of re
w Milk sweet Cream, in from 4 to Is min
nt"s The rliiv and simpl,cn, Of these "rns
make them desirable u,ticle ia farmers aud
dair, men, whose attention we would pirticular-
iy invite to them, Ohva,ng many old difficult
ties and possessing various new advantages. we
douh, no, they will wherever tried, dsplacc vi:
former models hitherto invented
This patent received the PREMIUM al tho ln'e
Agricultural exhibition III lah,morc: ii also took
the premium ut the last New Castle county
Fair, ard VIII. revcr it has been tried. i, has in
,, variaby been admitted to br superior 10 Every
| other ch,lu now in IRE.
The subscriber having purchased f'om Gimp
mai, Warner the exclusive rlSh, of said patent
for Grrl county. wo"ld caution the public from
buying these ch,Irns from any one except INN
or his authorized agents A II or..ers Tor chnrns
addressed (l..st p,id) 10 tn" subscriber, at North
East. will ne promptly attended TO.
They also can he had Of his agents JOSEPH,
! iIalncs s. Sou. Brick Meeting House
| d. F. May, Elkton.
CHAS r. r. FOSTER
| North East, May 18th, lsou---ly
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FLOUR, WOOD &c.

THE subscriber las Open.u a Store in Yves
f.lkton, where he intends to keep general
surinent OF
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
Also Flour and Fued, Wholesale ais. retail,
aud Wood by the cor", ri all qualities. F''s
friends and the pauic ar requested to "ait "i,i
see him. VICTOR L. BEN METZ.
EiAtun, Oct eft:
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~ NE C"-partncship heretofore rx' ting under
4 the firm OF Brown & Acln,irr, Is Has day
dissolved up mutual consent. Ail persons ~
uentrd the LATE firm, are rrurs c': TO call and
seth their accounts with either If the s',hscrlb-
crs. fDMC NJ thN ~, IT.
ANDREW MCINTYRE, Jr.
Elkton, Sept 2lst, 1850
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Trustees Sale
OF Banking House, and other
Valuable Real Estate in the
Town Of Port Deposit.

By virtue OF decree OF the Hugh
C,nrt OF Nharcrre OF Maryland, tn" Sub
sr,bnrs rs Trustees will oif''r at public
sale 1t n, Banking llon,r OF the ouSqne-
hanna Bridge and Bank Company, IN 'h'
taNn Uf Pot Deposit, in Ccc'i county:
4! On
ATuRDAY, Goth November inst,
Al p ii the following valuable zeal rs
,,s. brin. all tia real property III s'id
t,Nu. owned ~ 'hr :oH>qu"hanna Bridge
AMI Banking Company, on the 2l,t day
Ct February, 1881, winch, bAy the plot OF
IL surveyor Of Cecil county, which will
te exhibited at the time and place OF
sac will appear more particularly set
t,,;h Nv its bearings aud distances; that
is o say:
The property composed of Lots l: 2
and 3, upon the Cresweil survey, and
having in the whole front OF $50 feet.
by 900 deep at the time OF that survey.
This property is now divided as to IT'S
i,ngth, mo wo parts by the main street;
the one fronting $50 feet on the upper
side o! said st,eet, and having upon it th.
banking House of the >ns,u 'banna
Bind 70 and Banking Company, with all
the improvements attached thereto. The
other portion has the same front upon the
lower sid. Of said street, a'd runs down
to the riv +, comprising al extensive
whlrt property, with water front OF
n. ~ w. 100 feet, n. - E. % lee',
n 10 ". 81 feet.
Fs-u>1> The BANKING HOUSE
f%as,s's. Is fine stone building two
%:a 81 stories high with a basement,
4 - 800 and has front of - feet
win d.p.h OF - feet. |, has por
,ilo Of 80 fee, front and 10 feet deep,
AID is adapted ,n;umodio"sly. Tor the pur
90. Of dw. Hing, as we'll rs those OF a
Ia .hiug n,.l,u,ion. On each SIDE Of the
j ~ .l;ilding and 7 feet il the rear Of
H., front line, IS a stone building. OF one
story, with ia>' m"nt, 10! 10y II feet.
That on tire northern side is used as a
dwelling and directors room; that on the
south is a dwelling IN front OF the
l,nlius House, there lsa stone wall five
feet high. binding on the street, the en-
Closure being on a level with tie top
il,reof. and lhr descent beng by flight
ci stone steps to the street. Til" Pank-
~ II ouSe sands back 80 feet from Tie
iiiDnt Of the lot.
On the portion Of the property refer
rcd to, which lies next the river, is a one
story frame Office, 10 IL feet. and a
s ably IS! ~ 32s feet. The sides and
ends OF the dock and wharf are built up
with logs, two or three feet high. This
portion Of the property is made ground,
and the wharf might be- made extremely
liable, by extending ]; ! S5sthfs into ths
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Pr Knocks and Persons Drills

Tslf. subscriber having agency for the ia 10
Of Drills manufactured by & Nj. Pennock Of
Kennel Square, (lt sirf TO-. AID and also OF tho
person Dl.ii made nv b,si s. Lodcll "ftlis
ciiy, the character OF both mike Vi Drills ars
wrtl krown. They nrr now oi1,rod 10 Farmers
and .icaicrs OIL the most l.'vnrah. trlms, al my
won Store, No. 81 Simply street, VI n,nnyiu.I,
nlherc those Wishing to purchase eau have tho
opportunity OF examining each make. 1t is he
fcvcd tina, those make OF Drills al. superior 10
Y otle Is ui',,rh tor sale.
All orders by hail promptly attended to.
Wliinngton,jc 20 Ti!OS. GARRETT
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GUM SHOES.

Ladies Gentlcmeus and C,,!drcn's meta hi
aud Patent Gum Shoes, for sale bv
VIM. TORBERT.
Nov l6
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Nov. 9th lSj0-ts
NHRS. ARaMlNTA FoARD, respectfully

RNRS ARaMINTA FOtRD, respectfully
I'VE announces Ia the LADIES OF Elk'on and its
vicinity tlrol she has returned from the city
with large and handsome assortment of
FALL .lN'D WLN'TER .HILLLaERY,
which she will dispose Of ON very reasonable
terms. Her stock u, goods CONSISTS of plain aud
sem, VeIves. walcred and figured Silks aud
Satins bombazinc, mode, plush, Grape, testa-
tons and illusions, with handsome variety
Flowers, ii'hons, Gaps, SC. The ladies will
do well to give her a call. Thankful for past
encouragement, she hopes 10y attention To bus-
ness to br atc to merit the same.
Nov S-lm
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ond and Flnc SIS, PhlIHdclr hN-Mnn's Tor
Scots, Women's 25uts, and Children for | : "a
cts Old Gums mrndcd or taken IN exchange
for new. BOOTS and SHOES equally as
chray-.4 liberal ds"orn, to deal"
Don't forget i, Is Tue lowel corner OF SEC
on aud Pine Sis. Philadelphia
Eth > 'i0--6in -,.r..-..- -.-. .
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

Valuable Real Estate for Sale
ADJOINING THE VILLAGE OF
ELKTON, CECIL CO., MD.
THE subscr bcr will sell at Pryat Sal
from 100 10
$50 Acres OF Land,
a fair proportion of which will be woodland,
from oil Mat part OF his Farm lying north OF the
Phlaucl pha. Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
TOAD and embracing the High land on the
northern part ur his farm. The situation is re-
markaUiy healthy, vita the best Vi spring wa
ter, commanding. IL beaulilu! view tlle river
valley and surrounding country, and the +" ielc
has Il fine southern exposure.
Also, LOIS ter sale at lair prices III Main
aud Bridge Streets. III the Iowa ol Eikl"n
Persons Purchasing atth's TIM" vii! hay" srili
ccnI imr 20 put mp buildings before the 18th
OF March ncXt
For terms apply TO the subscriber on the prem
iscs SAML. HOLLlNGSWOkTH
Oct l0-f
LS@D ny!es,own Dcs'ocrat please copy tt.
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MACkEREi.,
siiAD,CUDFlSH, Constantly on hant
SALMON. and for sale bv
HEARINGS, J. PALMER 4 &c
tOfk, Market 81. Wharf
HAMS and SIDES, PnILAnslrulA.
SHOULDERS, Sep l4-3m
LARE and CHEESE,
k1ENNOcK'S REVOLVING RAkES.-A
Il supply of Penn"ch's very superior Revolv-
ing Hay and Cram kakcs, constantly Oh hand,
and 70, sale cheapby TilOS GARRETT,
.'un' 29--if y, - ga 4.
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.TIyr Elpfss;ON .EcHfyc2lsu.

Sept IS 80 If.
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r, LOON MERE Cheaper than
81 Ever. JGst received lot Of
s-4S.Ey seAe1cheap GUMS lrom auction and
En- are now selling very cheap al
~A STRANGERS s H. cor See
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Nov. 10th, '5o--ts.
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Nov. l6
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NOTICE..

A unus, II '5O-6w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-06

ausl slsp,s bsfots hsF fs'hs, could posi-.
by arrive.
AZ last he long and snxioatly looked
Coz obiers came 10 sighL winding along lhe
ruad lar in the distance. Soon il passed.
from risw. and she waited, brealhlessly.
unll il should sppesr. Al q nearer point.
Again il mel her eyes. and again d.ssp-
pesrsd. Al last il reachedihe long avenue
sf poplsrs that lined The carriage xay
lrsding up 10 the house. The horses
were coming NJ . rapid speel. E.lhh
could not breathe IN line rooms--lhe IT.
nosphere was oppressive. She went
into ihe porch. and leaning against. or
rslhsr elinging 10 one Of the pillars. siond
simosi easping Tor breath. The su- pense
she suffered Was awful. Bas certainty
som came. The carriage wheeled rapid
~ into No posilion before The door. and
Mr.. Temlirson sprung from II. % agile az
a boy. He had merely 10 time TO say--
.All is safe !" when Edmh sunk in,o
his arms anasle longer 10 stand.
"AnJ here is nur noble champion" he
added. as another stood by hrs side.
Edith opened her eyes. that she had
closed in The excess Of her joy. The
face OF her lover was near her. She loak.
ed up al him far moment. aud then
closed them again. But now the tears
came stealing through her shut lids.
The Young lawyer hal gained two suits
in one. Three months afterwards. Edith
was his bride. ami the dowry was The
1--WE hundred acres Of land frum the estate
OF Allison. awarded 10 her father by the
Supreme Court.
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which leases far nell profit or interest on
capital 1851 800. which is NE inrrsa at 2
per cent on capital Of s5.02s.47l. This
does nol include through passage or mails.
from which source revenue of al least
$4,000 may be expected.
This estimate of revenue 10 simply fnr
the rad from Goldsbnrough 70 Charlotte.
II j, be extended west 10 the Tennessee
line. of which there can be no doubt. the
business will be al least doubled. Il must
be observed. too. that no allowance has
been made Tor The absoil.. y necessary
increase of products caused By The con-
sirnriinn OF this road opening such fine
agricultural and mining country. hereIo-
fore debarred by iis position from all sc-
cess 10 marker. In Georgia this increase
has been over one hundred per cent.
have given the data Of my calculations
in full. that all may judge from these sim.
pie facts OF the plausibilny Of my deduc-
Ito Q.
/ am aware that all calculation Of this
kind will I've received with dislIusi. from
the disappointment which was endured by
those relying on The estimates made n. on
The former Rail Road. But LEI il be re-
membred that oflhe two great works here
ioforc constructed. one may be said never
10 have been completed, while the other
passing through country with but little
local trade or travel. dependrd for its re-
venue upon an anticipated travel which
existed only in the imaginaiims Of lis pro-
jeclors. Our estimates are founded upon
trade uhirh is now made. only waiting
for the road 10 take lis way to market.
Connected as il will be with Knoxville
by its western extension. and thence by
Tire roads now in the course of construc-
tim with The Southwestern States. il re-
quires no heated imagination 10 perceive
that we must share with our neighbors Of
Virginia and South Carolina. not only The
trade of Eastern Tennessee, but of the
waele Southwest. Who can estimate
that trade. The extreme eastern end of
which is only now beginning 10 end lie
war 10 the markets OF the Atlantic by The
facilities afforded BY Georgia and 6oosls
Cardinal These resources we all ac-
knowledge 10 be great. +" Those scquaint.
ed with the country will perhaps deem
them inralculabie.
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From the North State Wing.
DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION.-THE
SOUTHERN PRESS.

SOU HEhN FhESS.
While here and there Southern paper
can be found thirsiing for disunion. the
great budy Of The Southern Press is sound
and loyal 10 the Union. To the quota.
lions we have heretofore made from our
contemporaries on the subject, we add
two more to-day.
The Louisiana Gazette. edited by The
Hon. John F. Claiborne, formerly DE.
mocratic member of Congress from Mis-.
sissippi. holds the following language:
I" Dissolution Of the Union. The de-
hates in Congress growing oul Of the con-
test for the speakership are very exciting.
But the incessant references 10 tho dissoln-
lion OF the Union. and TO wha, the South
will do, in certain contingencies, deserves
the severest censure. Their extreme pue.
riity provokes contempt. Great men,
however excited, never indulge in such
rhodomontade. Still waters are deepest.
Il is The shallow-pates that talk. BulIies
buster and drasoon. Brave men strike.
For ourselves. we scout the idea Of dis.
solulioa of the Union. The people will
rise up in masses against it. and If govern
meni pretermits its duty. they will take
the law into their own hands. and hang
the traitors that attempt il. Aaron Burr
stands Infamous on the page Of history.
for = suspected conspiracy. The mem
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The friends of the Central Rail Road in Gran
Vile county. DESTROYS that Gen. Saunders shonld
address them on the subject, invited him to at
tend on Tuesday of their County Court, (yester.
day.) The following is the Generals letter, sc-
cepting the invitation:
Raleigh, January %, 1850.
GENTLEaEN:-I did mt return home
until late on Saturday evening, when I
had The pleasure Of finding your note OF
the l2lh instant, conveying llie wish of
The friends Of the Central Rail Road"
that | should address the people Of Gran
vile. at Oxford. on Tuesday Of your
County Court, the 9Th of February. |
have been 50 much encouraged aud cheer
ed on by my recent visit To the Eastern
part Of the State. that | am impelIed al
once TO signify my willingness 10 comply
with your request. As Granville is one
of The largest slaveholding Counties in the
State, with all intelligent and enlerprising
white population. ] am most anxious oil
the opportunity Of laying before her peo-
pie some facts. which must satisfy every
one Of the great advantages which tie
South enjoys in the construction Of Rail
Roafls.
The plan Of allowing Stockholders TO
have a preference III contracts for the pay
meni Of their stock in labor or materials,
has been considered with us as Of doubt
ful policy. The experience Of South Ga.
rnlina and Georgia in their construction
Of Rail Roads has removed all doubts on
the subject, and shown that the planters
and farmers ran themselves do The grad
ing, furnish the timber. and raise The SUI.
persiructure. leaving only the iron, me-
chanism. and engines 10 be paid for. The
President Of the Cnarl.hie and Columbia
Road says: !" The practice is one of recent
origin; is admirably calculated 10 increase
the amount Of subscription FOR stock: 10
Facilitate its payment; and gives to The
slave States great advantages over The free
IN the construction Of Rail Roads. Any
one who has the least experience on the
subject. cannot hut he satisfied that slave
labnr i not only the most economical,
but Is also The most Efficient" The Char
lotie and Greenvlle. South Carolina,
Roal.-lhe first one hundred and nine
and The second one hundred and twenty
six miles TO Anderson Court House-are
actually under contract. and that in grea,
degree by the Stockholders in part for
stock: and these Roads. fifteen miles
longer than ours, viii be completed at the
estimates. with heavy iron. at less than
three millions. With such an example
before US. can our people longer hesi-
tate
! take great pleasure in informing you
that the recent Convention at sNewbern
was one Of the most enthusiastic and sue
cessful which j! has bsen my fortune 10
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Prom the Raleigh Register.
RAlrigh, Jan. 25sh. 1850.
To Maior c. L. Hinton.

To Major c. L. Hinton.
DEAR Sis: htyour request have has
lily thrown together some remarks upon
The prospec Of the North Carolina Raj
Road.
The ideas claim M originality. for they
have already been before presented and
well examined by yourself and other gen.
ileman who are interested in The success
Of this great work. But as there are 9th.
ers wh,. equally anxious 10 learn the
truth, have no opporiuniiv TO examine The
facts upon which our confidence is found.
ed-lhese statements may prove useful
and interesting.
Very respectfully,
Your obi. serv'i.
s. M0YLAN FOX.
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From the Wilmington Chronicle.
Southern COnventiOn-Meei I'm
Dupiin County.

In compliance with the request made.
We give publicity to the proceedings Of
the Southern Rights meeting in Duplin
county. We recognize among those who
took par. in said proceedings, and who are
mentioned in connection herewith, the
names Of many gentlemen with whom il
has long been our pride and pleasure 10
think and act in political matters, and with
whom We hope 70 think and act for long