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CON2TABLE'S SALE.

BY virtae Of a wti, Of Fieri Eacns, issncd ~
John E. Brown, ono Of The Justices ofthe Pceos
ofthe State Of Maryland in and for Cecil co,n-
~, ut the suit Of Daniel Bralton against tho
goods and chattles, lands and tenenents Of
James l.. Haines and to me directed. have
e'zed and taken into executions; all the right,
site, interest and estate at Ia and IN equity,
of the said James l.. Hsnes, in anc to MI that
piece or parcel Of land lying and being III Cecil
formly owned by the late James lowery, decd,
and adjoining the lands OF John Grant. Nc
Cauley ard Others, and hereby give notice, that
on SATURDAY 30th inst November, at 3
o'clock, p. NJ will offer for sale the s,ih pro-
perty, so seized aud trhcn in execution, by
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash,
from tie Couri House door in Fikton.
THOMAS THACkERI, Coast.
Nov. 9th i650--ts
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~Some OF our friends in the party
in opposition to the one to which We are
attached, have complained to US that we
were too severe in an article published
last week. Not bit Of it, friends. We
denounce no locofoco who shows any
thing like fairness. The remarks in aues
ton were applied only to those who de-
served them. It's all very fine, 10 be
sure, to charge that the Wing judges are
scoundrels and perured men, and that all
our active politicians are villains; but
those who indulge IN such epithets mus
expect and assuredly shall have alittle
thunder from thus side ofthe house. o.
this subject we did not half shave oul
say' last week.
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AMERICAN TRADE WITH CHlNA.-The
trade between aIiiornia and China is al
ready assuming degree OF importance
worthy of note. When regular steam
communications are eslahli>hed--a result
which will teke place az an early day
the trade with China will increase in a
rapid ratio. A San Francisco letter, OF
September 9Th, says:
"Thp amount OF reml,tances to China
from this port, is beginning to be very
important item. Vessels depart weekly,
and the consumption OF China fabrics used
here is immense. One large commission
house states that their average remittance
monthly for several months last past, is
fully equal to she sum of one hundred and
fifty thousand Mexican dollars. O.her
houses combined may perhaps ship as
much more, and this way silver currenc Y
is becoming more and more difficult ia
obtain for the ordinary Transaction OF the
city,"
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JOHN s. kENNARn.

Informs his friends and the Inhabitants Of Cecil
County that he is still located at the "Old
Stand" No. Sc Market Street, Wilmington,
Del.
His assortment Of DRr Gonps Carpets, Trim
ings, Oil Cloths, &c. &c, far surpaSses any pre-
credIng ear; both for variety and elegance. be-
ing are of the hest in the city. He earnestly M
vi'es those visiting v ilminu,on to call and see
some of the bargains, instantly offering at this
establishment tie deems II unnecessary ia
describe thu stock of Dry Goods, but would say
It is worthy the attention of every Lady and
Gentleman, as they can purchase most any a
tIcle from splendid silk, down to Musns and
Calicoes at cts per yard.
CARPETS! CARPETSM Carl E'rSn!
Those WHO want Carpet can get some uncom.
mon bargains, such as follows.
Superior Extra Three Ply Ingram, all Wool
Ingram. from so to IS els, all Wool filing do.
81 l-2 to 50 cts., Cotton and Wool do Is s. 4
to 81 cts., Stair and Entry Carpets, do. 10 to
81 l-2 cts. Rag Carpets at rs cts per yard
Also, Floor and Table Oil Cloths, Stair Oil
Cloths, Stslr Oil Cloths, Druggett Stair Crask
&c., &c.
Merchants who may wish goods at times, moi
convenient to visit Philadelphia, are invited to
call al this Of Enlistment and examine the prices
The proprietor being an attendant on the "Phit
adelphia Auctions" and being constantly in the
lnarse, can offer Inducements worthy theis at =
tention. JOHN S. kENNARD,
No. Sc Market St
Wilmington. Nov. 10th so.
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MT CnamfIerS uesirtS 10 De uHueistooo.
He had only intended 10 impress upon
the minds Of members, the embarrassing
position in which certain members Of the
convention are placed.
Mr.. Bowie said they were not prepar-
I'd TO report, and rather than be forced to
do 90, he would abandon the committee.
Mr.. Chambers said he could have no
possible disposition to coerce the COM
| mltte-; hut he did desire that they should
present an expression Of opinion, and
without unnecessary delay, that The on
venllon might take It up, discuss aud de
eide upon it, H. could not but feel deep
Nv solicitous that all those he'd in sus-
pense bv the constitution of the commit
tee should br relieved, without waiting
for lie gthy and argumentatlve report.
tr. HARM favored an extension OF
time: regarding i, as due alike TO the com
mi'tee and the Convention. He wanted
all the light that could be given upon
the subject. If these gentlemen report
orally, that those involved are or are not
entitled to their seats, It will leave us rs
much IN the dark as ever. Give us the
data the law-the argument for - hat
ever may BE- gwen, fer our action, as the
deci ION OF the committee.
b. e. Freshman expressed surprise at
the conduct OF Mr. Chambers He drsl-
red to have the reasons oil the committee,
as We'll as their simple opinion. He be-
lieved that every delegate held his seat
properly and legally, because ne held the
opinion that The people, as the supreme
power, had ordered the Convention and
placed them there; but there were MEM
b"rs here who dift red with him upon
these points; so that, when he and they
should come to vote upon whatever prop
ositlon the committee may subnv, tie
reasons OF both might be properly UNDER
stood 1t may happen that gentlemen
who believed the course pursurk In cal
ling the Convention was unconstitutional,
might be called upon to vote upon prop
osrton declaring certain members were
here, contrary to that Constitution and
Bill OF Rights; il SO he desired to see how
their reasons would agree with their &C
ton.
Mr. Chambers thought that when the
conclusion to which the committee had
arrived should be reported, that then he
reasons and arguments could be given
He r-peated his anxiety TO terminate the
unpleasant position IN which several del
ega.es are held, among whom was him
relt.
Mr.. Brentfe no desire TO lnjurp any
person; certainly entertained no person.
al unkind feeling towards Judge Cham
bers. He was ready to make report
from the minority oil the committee, but
bid not feel disposed to force the other
portion to report.
The motion for extension of time was
granted, land; as understood, they will
report on honda, week"
The following officers to complete the
organization, were elected on Thursday,
Richard Booth, Sergeant at Arms s. r.
HerbeH and Samuel ]. Lambdin, Door,
keepers; and Samuel Peacock, Geo. S.
King, Geo. w. Mcdowell, Robert c. Le-
compte, Joseph Morris ard James C.
Ma'thiot, fall wings except the latter)
committee clerks.
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The Reform Convention.

The Reform Convention after wasting
more than week in useless ballotlng,
elected Hon. John G. Chapman It Charles
county, President on Thursday last. He
was'elected under rule which provided
that tn. member having the highest vote
on certain ballot should be declared elect.
ed Gen. Chapman had As votes, VIM.
Cost Johnson 43, Mr.. Lloyd 5, and Mr.
McLane 8.
On Wednesday George G. Brewer Esq,
was elected Secretary and Washington b.
Chichester assistant Secretary Both are
wings
R. J. Brent offered the following.
Resolved, That committee of five BIZ
appointed by the chair to report on the
credentials and qualifications OF members
OF this convention; and that said commit
tee be particularly instructed to consider
and repor, whether the restrictions and
disabilities provided in the bill OF rights
should be applied to the members of thus
convention; and il so, whether any person
holding a commission from this State is
competen, to qualify as delegate IN this
body, consistently with the 9th, Both and
32d article OF the bill # rights. And that
SAID committee report tomorrow morn
ing.
Judge Chambers second that motion.
The chair put the QUESTION and it was
adopted. Messrs. Brent, Bowie, Buch.
anan, Ricand, and John Dennis, were ap-
pointed said committee.
On Thursday the matter OF employing a
Reporter to take down the debates Wa.
referred 10 committee
R. J. Brent, on behalf Of the committee
on Credentials, asked that the committee
might have further time to make their re-
port.
E. F. Chambers inquired if the post.
ponement was desirable for the purpose o
forming an opinion, or Tor the purpose o.
making up their report.
Thos. F. Bowie, of the committee, sale
for himself he had made up his opinion
but on behalf OF majority Of the COM
mittee, time was needed TO put in prope
form the issues involved.
Mr.. Brent-The minority are prepared
to report.
| Mr.. Chambers said he would be the las
10 interfere with proper discharge O
the duty OF the committee; but, with ;
view to the del,cacy of the position t"
those involved in this issue, he felt anx
ious 10 avoid delay. He thought II TIT
committee had formed an opinion, it "er'
unnecessary for an elaborate report. lie
the committee report the facts, and let TIT
arguments be made here, based upol
them. He hoped the convention woule
not consent to postponement OF time.
! Mr.. Bowie regarded the remarks Of the
last speaker'as most extraordinary. Does
he demand OF me, on behalf Of maj rlty
of the committee, 20 report before we art
ready?
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$50 Reward.
Sept % Soft.

Ran away from the subscriber, wing
in Ek Neck, about the 18th of August
last, a pound negro boy, named Jehn
Fountain, about l8 years old and having
about three years to serve. He was bare
foot, and had an when he went away,
striped cotton panta,oons, shirt and cap.
The above reward WI BE- paid TO any
person who wi de liver him at the
e ktoa Jal. -
ROBERT THACKERY.
October 18th '50-3w.
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CINCINNATI, Nov IL.
Nj aIried.

On Sunday evening last IN Port Depos-
1t, by Rev. George Lacy, Door. THOMAS
L MUEruY OF Baltimore city to Mrs
REBEccA E. rREswELL Of Port Deposit.
On Tuesday morning last by the same,
AUSTIN II. BoYNroN, ESQ, OF Elmira
N. Y. to Miss. ELIZABETH B. CREswELL
OF Port d, post
On the same day, by the same, GAIT.
JosErH JAMES TAYLOR, Of Baltimore to
Miss. SIDNEY A CREswELL, OF Port De-
post.
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Nov. 18th, '50--ts.

Ar TIE OLD STAND orroslrE THE Couar Houss
n Fers T. the public tho foil owing lie. ofFall
Oand Winter Goods.
CLOTHS.
French, English and American Ia various
colors, Cassineres, French, Doe Skin and
American Cassnetts, Tweeds and Kenluck y
Jeans, Ve.tingr, Satin figured and woollen.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
French Merinoes. in various colors, Ceburgs
Naroos, Green, Blue. Scarlet, &C., Cashmeres
plain and figured, Mousln de LANES, 6gu and
plain, Satin do China, Chameleon and Blk
Silks, AIpacas, blk, and colored, Ginghams
Scotch, and American Prints, Prints, Englisl
aud A merican.
Shawls.
Bay State and Waterloo Shawls.
Welsh Flannsls and Ladies Sack Cloths
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Muslins, bleached and unbleached, cold cam
brics, Canton fannels, WOODEN do, bed ticl
ing and Lnseys, Jacquard diapers, towel da per
crash, &c.
White Goods.
Cambrcs, jackonetls. null. SwiRs and Bool
muslins and Nets assorted, French Noedl,
work, Collars and Cuffs.
TRIMMINGS
Fringes, Gimps, Cords, Braids, Buttons, &c.
Hosiery and Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen
Hardware, Queensware, Boots
Shoes and Hats.
GROCERIES.
Molasses, Crushed and Brow n Sugars, Coffee
Burnt, do Spices, &c, ground alum, fine sac
and dairy salt Bacon, Lard, Butter. Cracker.
Flour, meal, buchwheat flour. Potatoes, &c.
N. D. Country produce taken at market pri
e. in exchange fer goods.
Nov. 18th ls50-f
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The DELAWARE ELEcrIoN.-The whie

The DELAWARE ELEcrIoN.--The wings
of Delaware met with Waterloo defeat
on Tuesday fast, having lost their Gov
ernor, Congressman, the Legislature, and
consequently United States Senator IN
the place OF Hon. John Wales. The re-
suit is attributable to the running Of q
temperance ticket, and to other defection7
in their ranks. We hope those wings
who contributed to the result, may enjoy
all the satisfaction their defeat OF their
part may produce 10 them.
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ENGLISH AccuRACY.-It IS rather sur
prising that a work of the pretensions Of
the London Quarterly Review should no,
BE- more particular IN its staten ents as ia
American affairs. In ITS last number is a
very elaborate article about gold Among
the titles is one called "repor: on Cali.
fornia, by tbs Hon. T. Butler King Ser.
retnry IF State, Washington, March %
1882 We have not the pleasure o
having known such an American Score
tary oil State.
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Reported for the Baltimore Sun.

BALTIMORE MARKET, Thursday The
flour market to day was more active. We
not- sales OF 900 bbIs Howard ST. at 81 6S I
and 500 bhls CITY Mills at $4,6Si, more
than which buyers are unwilling to pay.
Rive -four $50 a 1854, Corn meal
3,l2a a $3,l8t.
GRAIN--Ihr receipts are moderate.
We note sales OF Maryland red wheat at
l,03a ST. o., for good to prime, and
white l, Us a lilo. " bite wheat, such
as is suitable for family fo"r. sells at l Is
1913, as in quality. Pennsylvania
red ,06 $l,07. Corn steady; white is
e, Hing at 60, yellow sc = 64cts, Oats SO
3Scts We Is Gents.
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CHEAPEST YET.

Htotton is now worth ls cents per pound BY
u The bale, but WIN. Torbert ID selling brown
Muslins for 40 l,1 8, 8, and 10 CTS, per yd,
Bleached muslin from 4 to IL Z cents, FIVE
quarter brown Sheetings at lal2 cts. FIVE
quarter bleached, do, from "a 2 to 10 5 4 cts;
Canton Flannels from 8! 4 to is cents.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will please
call one door above the Court House where tho
abovo statement will DO verified.
Nov, l6
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FucrTrvE SLAVE LAW IN Ono. The
venerable Judge Crane ofOhio. in Il let
ter to public meeting, IN Dayton, in
that State, maintains the constitutional
and binding character OF the Fugitive
Slave Law, by arguments which defy re-
iutation.
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G. HummrlFs Essence of Coffee

0ne Package Of this Essence will 90 as "a as
vs. lbs. Of store Coffee Coffee made oy this
Essence, will not only preserve perfectly -.
re- tast o Of tho ptors C.Roo b., will Law. :,
more delicate and finer favour, u finer coI,n ?
Il nd will certainly he much whoIesnner for eve
nv person than pure store Coffee, will also he
clear without anything TO liar It. Price - y
cts per single package or 81 per dozen. 70,
sale wholesale and retail bv
WIN. TORBERT.
Nov
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M RS. ARAMlNTA FOARD, respectfully
4VE announces to the ladies' oi Ekton and liz
vicinity, thol she has returned from the city
with large und llancsome assortment Of
FALL IND WAITER .HILLLNERY,
which she will dispose Of on very reasonable
terms. Her stock vi goods consists Of pain aud
semi Veivo's watered and figured Silks and
Satins, bonba7lnc, mode, plush, Grape, t:s'a-
lions and illusions, with handsome variety Of
Flowers, Ribbons, Gaps, &c. The ladies will
do wei! to give her call. TIL nktul for past
encouragement, sne hopes by attention to husi-
ness to BE- abe to uIerit the same.
I'm
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GREAT AGR.-1n Overton county,
Tenn. the census taker found a lady, ma
med Stevens, whose age was one hundred
and hoenty gears She was married wo-
man a. the time OF Braddock's defeat.
Her youngest son Is smart lad Of seven
~,
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(By Telegraph for the Bait. Ciipper.l
BosroN, Nov. IL.

Massachusetts Election Rejoicing ofthe
Free Sellers. The State Legislature, as
far as heard from, stands 1872 wings, l3l
opposition, and 90 remain without a
choice. The coalition have carried a
majority OF the Senate, which will, there
fore, rnable them to elect their Govern
or.
In 275 towns The vote for Governor
stands; Briggs 1876; Boutwell, 32,259;
Phil p, 1899; and scattering 376.
Congressional In the Cd district, Up
ham wants ,43S votes to elect him. In
the 3ddis,ric,, Duncan wants 346 votes.
In thu 4th, the majority against Thomp-
son is 9 OCT. In the 9Th the ma ori'y
against Allen is 2,l75. In the 9th, DA-
Wis wants 500 votes TO eject him. In
he 7,h, Goodrich's majority IS 1911. In
the 9th, Fow',4s majority is 2,77S. In
the l l,h. >cudder runs behind his ticket.
The Frresollrrs fred SALUTE OF one
hundred guns on account OF Horace
Mann's election. Th"r- is now great re-
ioicing, and consider their 'riu pin in
his election a grea, IT. umph for The pm
cipIps they espouss.
CINCINNATI No,'1l
Int"7,e emce f ON Santa Fe. Santa F.
dates to the 2nd OF DC ob-r have been re-
ceived. A man namrd Fox. who plot
ted to murder and rob Captain c Horner
and party, was arrested by Kit Carson to
whomthr slot was revealed after the par
~ left Santa Fe.
Three. hundred warriors OF the Palo ma
tlon started on an expedition against the
Sioux, and aGoh- party of the same
tribe have gone 10 the mountains to make
var upon the Arapahoes.
NASHVILLE, Nov. IL.
Senator Foo'e, &c. Senator foote in
his late effort a, Jackson, was most tri-
umphant inthp vindicatlon Of his course
as United States Senator, and made a no.
biz appeal IN favor OF The Union,
Roger Burton, who IS SAID to be can
didate tor United States Senator in oppo-
s,tion TO Gen. Quitman, favors secessi on
from the Union, IN preference to submit
ting to the measures adopted by Congress.
The vicksburg Wing saws there will be
a scrub race between Burton and Quit
man.
CINCINNATI, Nov IL.
The Ohio CONSTITUTIONS! Conpsntion.
The OHIO State Constitutional Conven-
ton has adopted section that there shall
he no .mprison for debt, except in
cases of lraud.-A section was reported
providing the right OF suffrage to negroes
and muattoes. Another was reported,
abolishing the Office OF Associate Judges
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For r cnt.

The y d established Store Housr at
Rock Run in Port Deposit formerly oc-
cupied by George Kidd & Co., and ate Y
by John A. Atkinson & Bro. together
wi h the COR ~,odious d wing attached
thereto. Apply to John e. Waters at
Port Deposit or to the subscriber at Ek-
ton. Possession given Immediately.
F. A. ELLIS.
Sent % soft
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NOTICE.

A bsalom Roman, having this day s,id to
Joseph Roman, Jr., his entire intoreat in
tho firm Of J. & A Roman & Co., and With
drawn therefrom, the business vii! DO settled mp
and hereafter carried on by tho nnders'g"ed I'M
der the same name Of J. Il A. Roman. Il Co.
JOSEPH ROMAN, Jr.
THOMAS WAY.
JOSHUA r. WAY.
Z month 25th 1857, Octorara Mil, Cecil Co.
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THE New York UEIrEp STATES SENA'
TOR. The Syracuse Star (neutra) an
nounLes among the prominent candidates
for the u S. Senatorship, Francis Gran
ser, VIM. Duel, Joshua A. Spencer, Geo
Wood OF New York and Gov. Fish
The Tribune adds the name of John
Young.
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Bounty Lands.

Persons entitled to Bounty Land, will ha We
their claims attended to with accuracy aud
pr oinpnces ana on the most reaso nabl ,erms, by
T. WASHINGTON SMITH, e. Co.
North East, Ce Gil Co., Nov. 10th so.
TEAS-A flesh supply Of Jank 3 Co.'S, SUI
perlor packed TEAS, just received by
+. BROWN, Jr.
Sept. l6
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100. F. The Cecil Lodge OF Odd
Fellows, will, We understand, visit New
London ID Roads on Thursday next. the
o1st inst, on the occasion Of the dedica-
ton of new Odd Fellows Hall. at that
place.
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ELKTO.1:, .Nh.
Saturday November 16 1850.

fJ-The continued sickness of Mr.
Scott, the foreman in the Wing Cffice
operates against the appearance IF the
paper. We hope he will be able to re-
sumo his duties by next week or the
week af.e:.
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ltI.OTHS, Ca ssimeres and Veslngs, Brown,
OBlack, Olive and Drab Bea yer, French.
Eng Iish and Amsrcan Blacks, CIaret Brown
Olive and Grey cloth, Black and Fancy CASH.
mcrrs, Black and Figured Satin, Twilled Silk
md Cashmere Vestngs, at prices to suit every
person. for sale by VIM. TOR BERT.
Nov is
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Races Races.

Tuyhere uill be race on the Old Town Race
Course on Saturday. tho 23rd inst for a
Saddle, Birdie and MartngaIe, free for all
Also, on the same dav, a Match Race for
SIS side. The public are requested to attend.
VIM. e. PRICE, Proprietor
Nov. l6
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To the Ladies.

II BROWN. Jr., successor to Brown 8
I/s Mclntrre, has JUS, opened a, the oil,
stand (ncxt door to Johnson's Hot.l.) al. o
the toll LOVING c"oufs OF superior high colorrt
French Mrrnoes
ROYAL Purple, French Mrrino, Handsom.
Sed Green, do. C!Aiet do Maza rnr Blue do
Fl andsome Maroon. do. Wine Colour do to
g-ther with very urge assortment Of an en-
tirrly new style of Muslin de LANES.
Nov. l6
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|. o. O. F.

TIL members OF Gee Lodge, No. 60,
I O. O Fare requested to attend the
meeting of thu Lodge tonight, as business
OF importance will b. brought before it,
J. P. CANTN ELL, sect'ry.
Nov. 10Th 80.
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HA IS AND GAPS.

Latest Styl. Silk Hats, Mems and Rovs Navy
Caps, with OIL cloth covers, aud lary assert
lnent oi mems and boys cloth caps, far sale hy
WIN. TORBERT.
Nov. l6
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ID sets OF harness just finished by the sub
a - scr Der III Elkton. which will be sold as
cheap as they can be bought in the city.
ID. A. McCREA.
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DR.J.K. B. EMORY, offers his profession
Dservices to tho inhabitants OF EEtoh and
vicinity. Office next door TO n.ena'u "rason
Esq He may DO found a. h'e"'' u, '"e Hole
MIR. Jacob johnson.
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GLOVES AND MIT1S.-A large assort-
ment of Germantown Maruiaciurrd Burk Skin
q loves aHt Muts. with a very great variety al
mems and Boys Berlin and Woolm G loves. for
81 IT, nv Z. BROWN Jr
Nov l8
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CAPT. BENZ +. OWEN.

Can he consulted in a II cascs under the Boun-
~ Land Bill, as passed by the recent Con-
gress. at the Office Of Andrew Orr, Esq, Port
Deposit, on Mondays and Fridays
Nov. 10
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ADJOINING THE VILLAGE OF
ELKTON, CECIL CO., MD.
TIE subscriber will sci! al Private Sale
from 100 10
$50 Acres Of Land,
fair proportion Of which will be woodland ;,
from of that part o'hs Farm lying north OF ths
Philadelphia, H,lnIng'on aud baltimore Rail
ho.d, and embracing the High land on the
northern part Of his farm. The situation 10 re-
markably healthy, with the best Of spring wa.
ter commanding beautiful view of the river
valley and surrounding country, and the whole
has fine southern exposure.
Also LOTS for sula at fair prices N Main
and Bridge Streets, III the lown OF EIkton.
Persons pnrrl, esing at this time will have sTlh
clenI in,r to put up buildings before the 18Th
OF March next
For terms apply to the subscriber on the prem.
ises. SAML. EOLLlNGSWCRIH.
Oct l5-u
u5Doyes'own Democrat please copy II: