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TICKETS s4o--Haves SO-onarten SiO-Eghtks 80
Price Of certificates Of packages IN the above magnificent scheme
certificate Of package Of % whole aeser $500 %
Do DO Of quarters 90 800
DO do of25 eightbs do 81 SO
$40 that be drawn the
herein Certificates Of halves quarters and erhfhs proportion
This splendid scheme 81 drawn in
The lowest prize that be drawn by having
thrce Of the drawn number Is s7,ooo
above magnificent scheme viii be promptly TO- and an
ohe drawing win rmedatey AFTER 4 over 10
Address n O. MAuRY, AGENTS
Feb i5-dScind Alexandria, Virrria,
BOOKS from Londcn--Ia.t No. 7.-wabmn,s pictonar,
ID of Shakespeare Qnotaions-1 VOL, 1870.
Rnbcas translated INTO EneIsh--2 voIs, 1912
Light Infantry Duyi by Lieut. Aduant sinno regiment
Three Arms, Divisional Tactcs OF Decker nv
Major Jones, Prince Aibcrs IIu-ars-I vol, Isse.
Duties o. Judge Advocates BY Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
Goulds Companion Mcroscope-i vol 1870
Inckson's Military Surveynr--f vol.
msmeoidrs Cosmos translated into English by oueo vols,
s sryg. on BLASTING and aaaryias yo lsie
n n Nsvigation Laws Of Great Bran-l VOL. isao
Pebi5 FRANCK TAYLOR
AND Warrants Wanted, for which 1 viii give tse
w. sTMoNroN,
- Pennsylvania avenue opposite Browns Hotel
osron Tuesday morning, io,h Instant black circular
Union Hotel, Georgetown. Feb l4-a
THIRD Number OF Byrnes Dictionary OF Mechanics,
= NJ Engine gIs Work, and Engineering
This day received for sale BY TAYLOR 4 MAuwy,
Febh booksellers, near sth street
WANTED.A female servant plain a family TO
be well recommended slave win be preferred. Apply 20
Mrs Fischer, street, esst Of n street Rsb 1o-a3w
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GENCY, Washingt0n.--The undersignsd late the In
specton branch Of the Post Office Department.
mail contractors generally and OF the
section particuay with the that his
initiate against character
timed in the department for honesty, capacity fidelity
refers 10 h In Office Of both paries es
CONSENT sustain him therein.
All orders attend business, OF every nature,
government will be thankfully received and promptly
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-du late OF Post Once Department
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ROAHDlNG--A few pleasant rooms, board
ihe sabcrber residence the President squsrc
are large, and would suit fo
WISE The situation among the healthy pleasant
Washington. For terms, apply 70
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July 4-dtf

MOTICE.The subscriber begs inform
public generally that he has just employed wokmen from Eu
cities, experience
which, together with his knowledge practice
for thirty years. enables him with confidence
Ac and cheaper than other establishment
respectfully
requested To leave their orders with
ROBERT KEYwoRTH
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets
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Morse's Telegraph.
M,p1gss "a a n,rovgl g. hfI a singfet
THE Magnetic Telegraph Company owning line Of Truly
American telegraph, between the Of Washington New
York, have In operation four working by
single manipulation AZ each terminus between the Offices
Pennsylvania Washington.
Hanover and Beaver New Intermediate
stations Any lef company in Wash
ngon bslmore aye de Grace, Wilmington Philadelphia Tren
ton rnncen New Brunswick, Newark Jersey CITY, New York.
will have prompt despatch.
Tn. lins lines Morrill, SOUTH East,
The operasr OF This not interrupted by
All business inirued 10 this company win be strictly
conhdenia and will he promptly attended 10.
n. n FRENCH
President Of The Magnetic Telegraph Company
lw -
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Two George Pace and Edwin Pace.-You are hereby nod
fed, that the October cm s4o, OF supeor
o. law and chance for the county Of Prince George and STATE
Virginia, IL decreed other things, fol-
ows hat r. X Meade and Thomas H. Daniel, appoint
ed commissioner for do notice 70
city Of wasnston and posted az the front door Of
Of this county, warning George Edwin formerly
the OF Prince George, In virns) forward
their respective shares Of Joel chieves
said county Prince George before the
Of this the will proceed distribute
Of the amongst their next Of kn.n
X. X. MEADE,
THos H. DANIEL,
Nov 2o-dew Commissioner, he
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NEW BOOKs.-Just received, for sale nj TAYLOR MAJ
~ RVS OH street, Dark scenes of History by o.
James Sir Edward Graham, Railway Speculation, Caihsf
Sinclair author Of Jane Bouyere,n Sc Etiquette Washnc
a supply. Jan ~
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have for sale large number Of eamca aponica among
ne many OF the finest kinds imported thna England, and
rance and select quantity Of the best ecdnng raised ~ this
Feb f9-d3s
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Showing a difference in favor Of G. G 5 bid of
II we measure the rustic by the double line, i'm
stead Of the single, add TO this sum
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I. Csnesrd Academy.
Il soisr. '-'''a''A VIM s'''-''''' "' =" o
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EOH HENrA ropn, communicating IN pairs, In
the fire proof building Of and l5h
MECHLrN 4 wfNDER,
Feb i3-h Of and Seventeenth
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DHOvoGRAPIIY.-Pro Professor Benjamin p. Worcester, teach
AUTOBIOGRAPHY during the past schools y Y
city, continues TO give private Instruction hts h
Gssn's, Penn avenues between 9Th and IN sts rca.o
terms sept 2-lsvn
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CO.ECT3RI TrS NILE.

HE virtue 81 aundry wfits d entli E&pcras,
hSisauei by George II. Je:cg, Esq. one ct the
Justices uf the Peace Of the State Of Maryland,
in and for Cecil county, one at The snt {! WI
liam 1orbert, against TIE goods and chattleS,
lands and tenements Of Henry D. Fimpcrs; enc
al the suit # Benjamin c. rta:cc, against the
goods and chattles. lands and i"anncrtS # Henry
T. Sinner: enc nj the srit Ct Alex. Fans, al
mnisrtator Of a. =. Evans, aaainst the goods
ind ci.attlee, lauds and tcncments Of Henri! u.
Shippers. and enc al the suit CT James Denny
against The goods ard chattleS, lsrdS and tenc-
mpnts # Henry d. Shipper, IL ne directed, |
have seized and taken lii execution! all the right.
title iatcrcst md estate. u, law 2nl IN equity, CT
III" Sad henry -. >,Inpers, IN and 10 all that
tract parcel Of land, whcitta Ae now resides,
situate. living and being III Clcil county, eonu;!t-
ing 100 acrcs, more or t",?, adjoining lands Of
Henry Bennett, Heirs Ct william Holdings worth.
Nicholas Manly and lariu.f mperY; and hereby
give notice HAT on MONDAY the 10th day g!
,Ianuaiy 1851, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock in the ai-
tcrnonn. AT the Court House door in Elkion,
will offer for sale the sail property, SO seized and
taken in execution, by public auction, to tho
highest bidder, for cash to.satsiy said wrirs.
HEZEktAH F0AHD, Co INST.
Dec 2Sth 'TU--ts (S2,tO.)
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Water Running u, Hall;
jEJTFJOTT LNSoR.

BROWN & CAICTEI, Io. :Q7 JrTis:
Stree. Ph!iadliE1ia.--AIc PREPARED 10 ilih.sh
all hiad5 e
Do;sbic and S;ngle iIy5raulic Rans
Doabie ard Single Pr-nes, Hy6yan'',
ifo,t, kcisTr,drs. Eoth-si1hs, Sc ocj,..
Lse'. Cas- aud 1'rt-ggM Irc7., Gc,-s~
cad C'Gs. Pipes, Sc, =: .tcc cry -97ce:
t's having description Ct the locsi.on, re
ran give the aggregate cost Of al shc fixtures
Necessary 10 .icyr,e 20 any Iyvell-s, Ie.m-
house, Factory Or Village, e eon,iant 1-.cen Ct
pure 'ater ANY height q 3,a.d..ce lr1ui,e1. b;
having the necessary proportion ofpire ami Ia
chirery, (Which is very important il, tie various
different lCtaiions.) M Gun be lceA,a W ani
sent any Gilunce with directions. % Ia; ally
farmer on mechanic can erect and Keep ti.ln4 III
repair for ytals without further ex,.nsp.
The cast patronage enables u to Llace liz
Gylrn& Ram within Me r. sch q any tar,:,r
or mechanic, and in most instances Eurh chtab
er than an ordinary pump. We are nlec plsLar
ed to erect Machinery in any rurt CT the United
Statcs,--ail work warranted 10 perform, CT no
chargc. Address the firm as above. or
J. L. GATCUTL,
Aug. 81 El'.on, Nd,
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CO.IST.3BIE'S S.YLE.

Fey virtue OF writ Of lcndi Exponas, issued
~ by john T.. Brown, Justice ct the Peace OF
the State Of Maryland, i'll and for Cecil county,
al the suit cf John A. Craig against the goods
and ci.atllts, lands and tcncmcnta Of Ann Cosden
wide w Of the late Jancs CoSdcp, and to ne di-
rcricd. i.aIe seized and lakCn i'll execution all
the wight, title, interest and estate at law and in
rqnity. df'he said late james Cosden, and Of his
widow Ann Goshen now the wife Of John Har-
ris III and to u certain tract Of land lying on the
south SIDE Of Bohemia river. ~ Bohemia Ferry,
containing ONE ACRE of land more or less, on
which are Nv" slia'l houses. which property is
now in possession Of the aiore7 John Harris.
the Present husband Of the said Ann, Che widow,
oiths t,tc james Goshen, and hereby give no.
ticc. that or NOnlay the Goth day of January
1851. at the hour Of IL O'Clock, NJ, at The Court
House door in ElMon, viii "xrcse the said pre-
perry 10 public ,aie 10 the highest bidder for Gu, b
10 satSfy sad writ
lTEIEhi vi 70 ARD, Const.
Fec. a%th SOS (S2.j
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B. F M A Y
At the OH Stand opposite the Court lie,

At the OH Stand opposite the Court Hansc.
EAFFERS to the public the following list Of
VFall and Winter Goods.
CLOTHS.-French, English and american
in various colors; Cassimeres, French Doe Skin,
and american; Cassinctts, Jwccds and Ken
lucky Jeans Festings, satin, fgur'd and WOODEN.
Ea0ies prsss Goods.
French Mcrinocs in various colors Cobures.
maroon. green, blue and scarlet Cashperes;
plain and figured Mousln de LANES fn'd and
plain Satin de China, Chameleon and Black
SilEs; .Alfacas, black and coiored; t;iughaus,
Scotch and american; Prints, English and
American.
hHAWts.-Day State and Waterloo ShawIs.
Welsh Flannel and Ladies' Sack Cloths.
DOMESTIC GOODS.-Muslins blcached
and unbleached, cold ca,nbricF, canton fannels,
Wooien do, bed ticking and linseys, Jacquard
diapers, towel diapers, crash, sc.
WHITE GOODS.-Caulh:ics lar, arf =, null.
Swiss and book muslias, and nets assorted,
French needle work collars and cuffs.
TRlNMiNGH.--Frin res, pimpe, cor1.. hrai.ls,
buttons. &c. Hosiery ani gloves cor ladies' am
gentlemen.
HardUaye, Gufrn:'rarP. Eooi,, Noss =! IIdts.
GROCERIES,.
Mola7re,, crushed and BROWN sr~ar.. COFFEE
burnt DO, spices, Sc, ground alum, fine SAL,
md dairy salt, bacon, lard, batter, crackers
Flour. meal, buckwhcat leur, rctatoes, G.,c.
n. B. Country produce taken at MARIE.
prices in exchange fer gooap. fnov l5--tf
BOUNTY L.4.NDy.
rersorG eptitlcito Eoun'y Lond, will have
'hei, cl1iris attended to with accuracy and
and on the mos. rcusonahle terp,p, b.
T. WASHINGTON SMITH 1. Go.
North Eat, Cecil Co., New. 10th 20,
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ELkTON iCtDENY.

The Female department of this !nsti-
tuition, will, from the first day OF Janu-
AIRY next, be conducted by Miss Arnold,
now an assistant teacher in the Pa
tapsco Female Institute near Baltimore,
This lady is highly recommended by
Mrs. Phelps ''for her very fine taste in
musical requirements, and her critical
knowledge of French, as we'll as for the
huency with which she converses in that
language" Miss. Arnold will teach,
besides the usual scholastic studies, vo-
cal music, the Piano and Guitar; rs also
Drawing, Painting, sc, &c.
JOHN y. GETTY,
PrincTal.
ElLtor lcc lL.h 20 q
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HENRY CLAY NoNNArED ONcE MoRE.
Mr.. Foote, in his speech made at the
City Hall, New Yoc!., stated that Gencr-
al Cass had become partisan of lis old
opponent, Mr., Clay. His words as We
find them reported in the Tribune, were
these:
"Gen. Foote comrlimentcd the I'm
ion Trinity, Clay, Cass and Webster,
for their service on the Committee of
Thirtecn.-Nhcn ii was told to Gen.
Cass that the prospects of the committee
would finally lead to the election of Hen.
ry Clay to the Presidency, General Cass,
with great good feeling. was perfectly
enraptured, expressing his perfect will
llngness to support such a nomination
for the success Of the Union party.
The narrative Of Gen. Foote was listen.
ed TO throughout with the utmost atten-
ton, and he was frequently applauded."
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SIUX ENS!

STOVES ofall kinds for sale by the undersigned
at his Foundry in
PORT DEPOSIT,
Or Mt his Store Or Tin Shop. Just above the bank.
lie has the largest stock Of stoves in the county,
consisting ef in part, rs follows
The Cooks Fuvorte, Che original pattern, }
aud the best baking stove Lnown.
The Hathawoy Cook, Etna .Air-ttght do,
Green Mountain, do, Complete
Cook Imlro1ed, 10 Plate
Cooks oil sizes, 8
Plate otoves do,
Parlor air-tlgl;ts all sizes, and the newest de-
signs; Coal Stoves, Radiators, sc.
Call and see tho assortment. Sheet IRON, Copper
and Tin Work IF all kinds. Cash, country pro-
duce or acceptable paper, taken FL any thing in
my line. J. u. MARSHBhNK.
Port Deposit, Dec 7-Sw
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.Nem ard Lejor-sartng PQseah
Warmers Electric Chl1Tn.

w ARRANTED to make Butter out cfn,v
w Mix OF Sweet Cream, in from 4 20 Is
MINUTES. The utility and simplicity # these
Churns make them desirable article to larlacrs
ami faiymen, whose attention we woull tsr.
i!culary invite TO them. Obvating nan, CID
difficulties and possessing various new, advan,a
ge', we doubt not they will wherever tried. dis
place all former models heretofore invented.
This patent received the premium y. the late
Agricultural Exhibition in Baltimore; il also TOOL,
the premium III the last New Custle co,htv Fair
ana wherever il has been tried. il has inya, n
bi! been admitted to br superior "a eyciy s,hs,
nov ii l,sc.
III" subscriber HAVING purchased from, f:ha,.
nan Warner, the exclusive right or &,jI r.:ect
for Cecil county, would caution the r,;.l;r freq.
buying these churns from any en- except him or
his authorised agents. AL orders ttr churps
addressed (post paid 10 the subscriber, at North
East vii! be promptly intended tr.
They also can be bal & ~ agents Jossr'.
Haines & Son, BTi'k Meeting House; Brni, +.
May, Elkton. CHAS. T. /. FOSTER
North LAT. May IS, '%c--y
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Elkton, Dec. 18th, '50-3t.
THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.

NNcENNEs, INDIANA.
Chertcr Unlimited: Granted. JANUARY "a, 1850.
CApITAL-S50, 00G'
Sioch'doidrrs hdiriduaHV Licblc.
For The Insurance Of Horses Mules Prize
Bulls, Sheep, and Cattle, of every description
against the combined risks of Fire, Wafer, Acct
dents, and Disease; also upon stock driven to
Eastern markets, or transported South.
Losses paid in 80 days after prcof ofdeath.
JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, President.
joHN c. RILEY, Secretary.
WM. BURTcn, Treasury.
Thomas L. Lcvering Ct the city Ct Baltimore,
having been appointed general agent Tor the
State of Maryland, Is prepared &c ctlrct insuran-
ceS on I'LL descriptions of Live Stock. Fer fur
Their information apply TO
F. 4. ELLIS, Agent
Dec. It'll 'SO--6m for Cecil eUuaiy.
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4 METHODIST MINISTER or THE LAW.
III" i'nprnI or introduction of politics
into their pull pits by few of the fanat-
zeal Ministers at the North has called
forth patriotic responses from number
Of their more considorate brethren,
winch frequently fill columns Of the
Northern papers. The last Poughkccp-
sic N. " Telegraph conainsa Thanks
giving Sermon, preached by the Lev.
&. +. kcttcll, Of Methodist Episcopal
Church, in which he nobly defends the
Constitution and Laws. The follow
ing are the conclusions at which he ar
riyrs:
~. We believe that any individual
who, in any case, and for reasons, fOrci-
cibly ress'4 the laws Of the United States,
is guilty ofcrimc in resisting the ordi-
nance of God, and must be 80 consider
ed in ;le conscience OF all good citi-
Zuns.
go. We believe that for an American
citizen TO refuse obedience to the laws
oFthr United States on the ground of
their unconstitu'ionality, or upon the
plea ct conscience, is absurd inconSi.t-
ont, and tana'ical.
"3. We believe that if an individual
persists in refusing obedience 10 the
laws of the United States; on the plea
OF conscience. or because he is required
to perform duties which his scnsibIi'irs
or feelings revolt at--as to be hangnan
or a lallor-he is hound still to honor
the law by submitting quietly to the
penalty.'
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STE MEoAT ACcIpENT..-W While The
steamboat Balloon was on her way down
the river, on Monday last, it was discoy-
ed that she was on fire near the smoke.
stack. The boat was Immediately stear.
ed for the shore, but through the exer.
tions Of the officers, the fire was eXtin.
g'rished with very trihing damage. She
was lowed to Chester with her passen-
gers, by the steamboat Tigress. The
passengers were good deal frightened
bat none were hurt. She was brought
to this city the same evening, supplied
with a new pipe, and left here again on
Tuesday evening del. GaeeNc.
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The PAINE LIcHr.-M Mr.. Paine has
succeeded in convincing the editorial
fraternity of Worcester ofthe reality Of
his invention of IA method of making gas
from water. The editors of the Tri-
bune, Spy and Palladium, have each and
all been indicted into tho secrets of the
process, and come out firm believers in
the magnitude and genuineness Of the
invention.
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VIM. r.. WuTDhv,

BLANK BOOK ,MlNUF.4CTTRER
No % South 1Nt1d Street, Phiiadsiphta.
Over X. Johnson & Co.'S Exchange Office.
Banks, Public Offices ana Merchants supplied
al the shortest notice.
.4ccount Books Of all hinds, Chech Books, &C.,
made in the most dulnhir banner, al the short
est notice, and ri reduced prices.
J1b Printing Of all kinds neatly aud exp"li-
uously executed. All work warranted.
June ii, 1850
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CorNTEsFElT SPANISH Coly.-Thomp.
sons Bank Note Reporter cautions the
public against receiving Spanish silver
coins. Spanish dollars are in circula-
ton which are such excellent counter
felts that the ordinary tests with acids
are ofno avail. They are of copper,
thickly coated with silver, and can on
ly be detected BY Cling.
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THE AMERICAN TRACT SocrEry.-
This society during the year. past has
distributed 1905, 1888 tracts; 1916 bibles,
and 245G testamen's; 1915 temperance
pledges have been obtained; IS persons
hopefully converted, and 1863 meetings
held.
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CABINET II. IRE ROOM.
~ ELkTON, BY


M2' ARSIiBANk X CANTWEIL.-The I'M
WE dcrsigned ut III" Old stand in Elkton, III
"IHE l'oLlow," prepare TO order, and keep On
hand all kinds Of f.. iBENE7' EL'RvIYURE.
having learned til. business in one ofthe large
cities, they have brought with thrm all the art.
oithe uade, and are pr"rured 10 make the hc.f
articles, Us well as IA" cheapest, AMI rs they DO
shcir WORK themselves. and are under but light
expenses, they can afford to sell at lower prices
than the city shops.
In short they can furnish every article in ii sir
line, no matter how stylish or costly, or whether
il be Of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry on com
mon pine. They will also make collins Of all
kinds and attend FUNERALS, whenever their
services nay be required
Persons engaging furniture from them nnr re-
ly upon having it well made and Of good ula,e-
rials. ROBERT MARSIIBANK,
MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Eikton, Dec. II, If.
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BuKNIxG OF THE STEAMER SourH
AMERlcA.-Forty Lees Lost have
already published accounts by telegraph
Of the burning Of the steamer South
America. near n. Orleans, accompanied
by great Joss of life. and now have full
accounts by mail. She was on her " az
from Cincinnati to New Orleans,
She was heavily laden with flour, pork.
beef, &C., and had about 900 souls On
board, including 100 recruits from New
port, Ky, Barracks, under command of
Lieut.. A. J: Williamson, of the Sd lnfan-
try. There were about 80 cabin pas
sengcrs, including four ladies, viz: Miss
Sarah Hooper, Of Newport, Mrs. Logan,
the engineers wife, and the carpenters
wife. Also, number Of deck passcn-
gers.
The carpenters wife was drowned.
She was the only one Of the lady passcn-
gers lost. One account says twenty Eve
persons We're drowned, of whom seven
teen were recruits. The remainder OF
tie twenty-five who were lost were deck
hands and fremen. The cook and one
of the waters are reported missing.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,

That the subscribers of Cecil county has OBJ
tainc; from the Orphans Court Of said county
letters of Administration on the personal estate
of
John c. Jackson.
late Of said county deceased. Al persons having
claims ngainst the said deceased, are hereby warn
ri 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the
9th day Of December 1851,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from nil
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment n the subscribers. Given under our lands
this 2S,h day of December 1850.
EDWIN P. JACKSON,
JOSEPH B. PRESTON,
Dec % Sow Ad,u'rs.
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PRIVATE sale.

THE subscriber intending to decline the nrac-
tee of Medicine from and aner the fret II Janu-
ary next, offers at Private Sale, the handsome
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and Kitchen,
Stable and Lot ofCround, owned by him in the
village Of Rising Sun, Crcil county, Maryland.
Persons wishing further information can obtain
il by calling on, or addressing the subscriber.
S. B. STUEBS.
n. b. Persons having Enclosed accounts with
the undersigned are requested to call and close
them Immediately after the first Of Januarv next.
Rising SIM, Der. 81, 81 (pd.) S. B. s.
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TIE WEALTH OF MAssAcnrsErTs.-
In 1870, the whole sreal and sporsonal
property in Massachusetts State was val
ucd at two hundred and ninety-nine
millions. II will not now be less than
five hundred millions. This is an i'm
mcnSc increase.
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MORE NEWS,
Fifth door above Chestnut, West side.
BEGSO[ e. SOr.

YI'he largcFti The rca' fashionable, and the be-,
L assortment Ct mems, won,an's, and children's
boots and shoes, in Cecil county is To be found =,
'hr subscribers BOOT & EIinL STORE, nj X.
ton.
SIGN or THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court Hcusr.
Tie snhscrihsr wouM respectfully inform, his
f'ifn's, and 'he pnhi'c generally. Tat iclr,
rnfchs'ed Of h!a h"lther, (Fncch Croncl> lis
entire sfGri Of Ladies', Misses and ci.illrr n,
h"cf5 m! shnos, md as commenced uiennta~
tG1!hs Ladies sh9ts af every dcscrinticn. H. is
MY p.cr"rrl to acrcr1nCdatc ali y lo psy f,,yar
hin wltll a cli, with T.'r's wolusn'a AMI cb,i
rsn'a boots Gnd1Loes Of the htstsnr. a. vrr,,;.v
Prices IHQS. c. CROUCH.
Ilkton, Feb 2Gth is.
Y. b. Country produce taken in exchange p,
toots ard shoes. Wanted jorrncymcn shceua,.
ere.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-28

FOR GIERE.--A nagro womsn, who hrs hcen
accustomed 10 cock, wash and iron. Also, q
n@aro MIN accustomed to work III J. farm. 5p-
Ply al this office, Dec. TT,