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The daily crescent., 1850-06-28
auction sales : This Day.
Ruptures Cured.
READ Ma KINsLEY,s LETTER.

sYEEs. HYDE so. win sell at O'Clock. atss Julia street
The daily crescent., 1850-06-28

=. : ~ = - = = = 2 - 1tl1tefI y fvHt
A,'''.,+ = ~ pelepIaiion oI the anniyer-
ENly % me 1Akteo 8anhe1 Hill, at Boston. seems
70 have been a brilliant aIfsir N,f...gd F..ax1ts
q, ','e etef'1' when Is said % have been
one o. BIS taprltst efforts 1t is published entire
u .s ~ rssscss coInmences oy
t1ti IiAapA q tue cQnulblon o things on the spot
1t 4his day and that presented on the 17fh June
IT'S NJ tivex Z xsa;5 sislSfs ,e II. Z: .:;i
49, ~. = -, ff' ~, - siio Pt.htipai
tpcfqfni@ @ t'e pattet and aliudes 20 the impoF-
tant iniINenac produced hv its result upon the rev
e;Ni'Hnet{ teixnt tHt' ttF nuehK reviews The causes
Which iet % The Declaration OK lndenendence. and
1cosnpsfes the ease With which rennblican gavern.
zdsuis were established here with fhe disastrous
&xutKiRnfe o4 other nations slfo.ss that the enl.
W IN ...,ti..,;..., ...< l..1ii. - e, $3.50
9i. III z1 fff,i ~ . ~ '.y 1tTs.'t,''s. Nnt.i
S'r1 4f h.2., . - - Ns "Ss ,oIneu that TINS
The daily crescent., 1850-06-28

b4n1er ~ J4onHmenfNay il crumble 10 lie dnst bs
Ios y A iook down ppon country dishouofeJ
~ n q hy ne breaking aps BY aaeregious hans oil
snAt UNION which has uecRrtd lis liberty osteed s nrs
reiis end spread " glory and The world
The daily crescent., 1850-06-28
.NrOaU Opening 2.

to- Per Steamship Ohio and Bark N. II. Wolff.
T HI 60. A. JAMES g. co.
fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No. 81 Common street, betoesn Yeras Hotel
and Hsokett's E1ehaHge,
" Are now in receipt Of another lase, beautiful
assortment Of gentemen's spring and -umn,er Cloth
ins-al OF the very fine material and workmanship
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade
consisting in part as follows, to wit:
9uRER BLAcK CAsAMERKrrE DRKss CnArs.
The daily crescent., 1850-06-28
- A. D. oRossMAN, Mayor
MAroRALrY OF NEW oRLEANs. !

MAYoRAITy OF NEw ORLEANs,l
JuneH, 1850.
foregoing resolution OF the Council of Municipality
Two, sed the 18th inst that will proceed TO sell al my
Othce, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of July, prox. at la
O'Clock to the lowest bidder for account ofA IBERT
LAFRANCIS the former purchaser the Contract for fur
nIshmg and delivering of the WROUGHT IRON SPIKES
je2s a. ID. CROssMAN. Mayor.
OsT-A NOTE for Fifty Dollars, drawn by r. Con
French endorsed, dated 2ilh December. is49 payable
months from date hereby caution the pnblc from trauing
ior ihe same. jez6 3tlataw ID. E. MONDELIs. :
SSTOVES! STOVks-In store and for ssle a =,
~ ~ complete asG5tnept Of Cooking, Office, PaTlor 1
meGLain's celebrated Air tight COOK STOVES, H9fN
aud The Stove Will be found surpass all Others as re-
CARDS economy, excelency simplicity And as large
small ADVANCE % cost aos e. w. n very
Wholesale and Retail rinware Manuihctory
lez5 u Front Levee, N o.
NEW EVENING CLASSES French and SPAN
4, ! lsli lta1gu9ges TERMs REDUcED. TO 81 PER
New Glasses MONDAY, Isl Juv, able hours ia the
Evening. those who would wish 10 acquire pracpca
knowledge and speak hneny the Ere ch Spanish during
from clock 70 NJ, or rom 10 in the evening"
at uncans Building, the corner Of Customhouse street,
IN Exchange ley, jez9 3t.
SPICEs-Pepper, Aspiee, Ginger. Cassis. Mace and
~ Nutmegs- 300 ID in store and tor sale by
je2s CHA5 SrOUGHTON, "a Camp st.
NOTiCE-A All persons having unsettled accounts with
the subscriber respectfully requested to call and set
e The same Without delay all outstanding afairs must
= ia si9fS S 4 Rs''' '' ohf6HNTNGTeN. Magazine st
Hay. CORN, OATS, BkEAN AND SHORTS
Constantly In and oF sale IN lots suit purchaser
hv va2dnif1 J GARIAHDA n CO. ; f.afavaisesi q
L ieS a. +. COCHRAN 8 co. q TchOupiiOuIas St.
The daily crescent., 1850-06-28

DIR. Tovnsend's Compound Extract of
SarsaparilIn.

Sarsapartilas
~ Wonder aud blessing Of 1s GREA7 SPRING AND
SUMMER bEEDIcIN4his Extract putp IN Quart Bottles
. six cheaper peAsan,er, superior to any
sold II disease without vomiting puTgne sckening
btatng the patient The beauty and superiority this
Sar,aparllR all other Medicines IS while disease
ltnvigorates the body. II Is one of the very best
Spring and Summer Medicines EVER known.
II par the whole system strengthens person. but
creates pure and rich blood power possessed BY oei
medicine. Ana ihs lies the
has performed. Hhn the lst than
OF Of disease
Il saved the lives the Two past seasons
5000 cases Of Chronic rheumatism;
1000 of Dyspepsiai
400 Of Genera Debility and Want Of Energy;
7goo casssof the different Female complaintsi
1000 Of scrofula;
1900 cases o the Liver Comp 'nint
25o0 cases Of Disease Of the kidneys and DIopsy;
1000 Of the Gravel;
1000 caaes OF Sick Heaisehe
1900 Of the Dropsy;
5000 cases Of Consumption;
And Thousands Of Of Diseases Of the Blood viz
Ulcers E,ipsas, Salt Rheun Pinpes on Face seald
Head Teter Neuralgia together with
Sick Hsa iaehe, Pain in The Side and Cheat pine Aons
Fs Prepared and sold BY r. ~NsEND NJ D. fzs Fulton
street, Ne~ York, and BY Agents for New Or ssrs.
JED t2dp J WRIGHT & CO. 81 Charres -.
~ Being now prepared to transact any bHsinessin
the NetTnl ae, beg inform NY rabIc
generally, that have taken the Oee No.z4 Camp street.
respectfully aolei their ap9tf @ W.GABIlEs
The daily crescent., 1850-06-28

CANADA.-A dispatch from Toronto, of the 18th,
to the N. Y. papers says:
Last night,.in the legislative assembly, Mr.
Boulton introduced resolutions for amending the
constitution, by separating the executive and egis
laiive powers. extending the elective principle and
American model The House was counted out
for want of a ouor,,n u
The daily crescent., 1850-06-28

N. P. WILLIS TO y. G. BENNETT.
notice in this days Herald scurrious attack on me- and
now give fair notice that II you again alude
me, save in such be unobectonable, will
cndge You within inch Of your life. have long sub
mled to this unpToyoked sOence and have determined
put an end TO ii. Yours, etc., N p WuLis
To j. G.. BENNETT.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23
j I'm s. KENN.ARD.

Informs his friends and the Inhabitants of Cecil
County that h, is still located at the "Od
Stand NO Sc iarkr, Street, Wilmington,
Del.
HIS assori men, of Day Goops, Carpets, Trin-
lngs, On Cutlls, s.. G,r., far suraes;s any pre-
C,,niiIg ear; hutn IL! variety anu el.g".rc, Ue-
n ale ui the nest III iin city. He earnestly M
llcs hose Anuilo Wilmington to CAT and scs
some 0 the tait nins. constantly dill rlng al Ihls
establishment. lie dG.us u unnecessary 10
describe the s,"CK "i Dry Goods bat would say
II is worthy the attention o! every Lady aud
GcA lemiii, as they LaE purchase most any az
tlcl6 hom splendid silk, down 10 Mus.i,,s 4no
Iui!cUus at ! CTS per yard.
CARPETS. CARPETS" CARR ETSM!
Those w.o want IL Carpet tun sci sun!c uncom
tnuG halga,ns, such as follows:
Supilu, Extra ! hIrc ply ingrn,n, all Wool
Ingram, from 50 to - eta, ali Nuui filling do
81 IL 10 50 cts Cotton ana Wool do. rs 5.
to 81 Cts, Slali ANA Entry Carpets, do. iot
s. ~ cts. Rag Carpet. Al 25 cts per yard
Also, Floor and TAhIc Oi! Cloths, STAR Oil
Clutus, Stu,r Oh Cloths, Druggclt STAIR Crask,
&c, &c.
Merchants who may wish goods at times, not
CONVENIENT to visit Philadelphia, are invited TO
cal! at TINS tahiisncut and examine the prices.
The proprietor being an a,tenaan, on the "Ph!
udclpiIa Auctions, and heng constantly ~ tao
tna rncl can uicr inducen 'nls wo!,hy tie!s at
,cntion. JUllN 5. kENNARD,
No. Sc Market st.
Wilmington, Nov. 18th 80.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23
Benton s SreeGh.

Hon. Thomas II Bn,on delivered a
speech in St. LOUIS Oh the 9th ms, in
which he undrrtook to censurr Mr.. Clay.
The St. Lonis f. publican speaks OF the
speech as follows
Ir IN beginning I" end the speech y
one of continued self Ia daliOn. II Is a
general blll m complain, against The
Aurricdn people, scau>e 'hry hav" cho
sen to regard M'srs CLAW and ass and
9th rs, as tll- r"a' aAju>i-rs OF tn diff
cul les @hIch prrsen ed themselves a, the
cou rnc.mrrt OF the lat session OF Con-
gr IS. and have lrlversrly refused know
Ing h,i HE did not d""'ive it. to give
HIM credit ir the passagr Of the several
Measures ru,t raced in ihr CompInnise
Bill iIr has thrown hl,u.lt INTO the
hands oi No-'hrn men and 'spous-d
N"r'htrr principles ami 'h's speech Is
an peal in hem 10 core 10 HIS r"SCu-
He $ IS Nultlf, aii..n and TREASON. an
D,sun'on in ev nv change at politics, and
every assertion OF rl@atS, IN the S'mthrrn
States: hat he can Se, neither Nullifca-
tion nor lr' son, nor Di>urIou, in 'h,'
open ay"wai Of an mention to set law
at d, farce, ia the d. arstion OF pur-
pos ,o,S- ar s,prrSl>' the TX Gu ion Of
j'!d'c a. r:oc'.s NOT ~ ,h' pro'"ulsalion,
~ CORPORA" tuthorlhrs. OF orders ~ the,r
subordinate to eXrcue am such pro-
c, Us, II the Nurth"rr >tates. flr can
fl q Morrs g. conn rndation tor traitors
words are TOO severe VIII applied ,oIren
OF hr South.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

rr. % the committee ot twrnv-one
"r Parke offered proposition origl-
natirg numrr us committees, wh ch was
r, frfsd "t the some commit e.
Mr.. infer ask d PERMISSION that th'
rouInit'er on business ithe sn''ibus con.
mlt~rl n.gi,l ,i during tn SESSIONS OF
tn" Conve ton each day; whicii was
= ted
Nr. ron lcs It rffhs d an order. Ialli' :
npnn the 'n'irr, Commits .onrrS 20 giv-
i- ie 81 tpm,u' o IN" lottery stem
arir he x,stlog State grant Adopt
ed
ir. Rcaui TO a1IaW HE commi't-c on
business IN. to d''iib, ra'el NOV d that
the Cory -ntion meet a, 10 u'ciock daily.
Mnt.I SAIL cpm.ul;lrr conclude i,s business
tonctlrrrd in.
On ~ t,ou ot Mr. f"nlt'r, iIn thr alb
sencr Of NJ, ssrs. Spencer and unstable,
OF the husin, SIS com"it'ee. J the char APP
pointed NJ ssrS. Grason and ucLane to
fill thr vacancies in slid cnmnittpe.
Mr.. Johnson submitted an order requi-
ring the prrslden, OF the convention to
open a correspondence with r'e Secretary
OF til" d partm"nt OF the i!trr'or, ,at
as ineto j =, ilh ,r,w TO asc' rtain
the earliest practical ''mr al sh'ch d
ca y Of he crusus re'nr"s al NJ rytnd
can be- ub' ai:',h irnir saIu depai,m.ri.
and asking prnG> l-R o' III" clerks of ihr
convention t" tax" copr> 1T SAID returns
in al,ance of 'hrr pu, icat'on, for h,
use OF the corv.rtion. Adnttri. The
convention adj urn'd.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

which the Exec utive Ian exsr, ise no con-
tr"i. and the evil complained OF results
irotn the acknow wirdged rights al every
individual to prosecute any one tor an al
legged otf''uce or viola'ion o, right.
hr President feels abe importance Of
ayoidlr g, as lar aS Tra'1i able, all causes
of rila'iDn htHesn the North and the.
South, and especiaily on the exci,i = su j.
jet ni' slavery. Mere h. permitted to
advise h. wou!i surg st to all the IN
portane~ Of permitting the laws t" taxi
thr'I usual cours-: and thai eyr<s th,ng
like Intimidation and ,Ircli or unjust an
noyAncs, should be scrnlm ou- y avoided
Every effort should be made t. cultivate
fraternal feeling. !- should ie pao.
pie of one interest and on" s-naime ".
knowing no local division, and ,ol rating
no sectional injustice. Our UnIon, so
dear to the heart of eyprv true mrrt an,
can only ha preserved by strict obs-r-
vance OF the constitution, and an impair
tial administration Of the laws.
am, sir. respectfully, your oh't ser VT.
W. 5. DEE lcK, Acting S-c'ry.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

NAsnvILlE, No, lS. The tonven-
tion aS,en 1rd ,h., m"rnIGg a, nine
@ clock. ~ "a s'orrv d,hat' on the
r, pnr, IT IA" CONAN Tee, VS. fluaIly
rt. rpmul'.td
+. Dao"'s Il GA, presented j rrs>-
IN ion ,n>"king tn onth all on
ST. vttr,'dng :: ties ,"r pr,'rct.op top r
son and St t., when DEM d by Fedela
authH Y.
The committee being in SESSION The
orvrn'i"n trr K I. r~cess I half au hour
VIII n % r-rs,tm ling
The ha,lu al Of thu committee re-
port d III, or,ginal preamble but striking
onl ali the ,eso!uliuus, ard substituting a
series DECLARING the at'achmrnt OF the
SGu,trn States to the onsi'ulion and
The Union; rha, 1t w"s TIE purpose ot the
Con- rniion to preserve It unimplrea,
h.lirv,ug that 'he Tnrou nf states was
tn. Unior o! u demnd' sotcr",gnt,rs
thA Il, i,cil,at, ,v,.s had b,'N r"ali-
Z Il, t, ,aI!N rr'rn u'lClGG tie S'u'h '"'
To 90 iu,u i,atina ,0rN,l tipu Of States,
l.ay4ng nnIarss 4 y, lib ,.t,. and act
with ii ,i,W of a,r,s,lnr further aygrp,-
sio ard s'cie e'h, ri. Its ni rhe > Suth.
tn r.ad,rg II the relnr, being cuLcIa
d'd, tn pr',,o question was called,
ami all nlst us>Inn cut nlf
The Tennessee drIe.atrs here sand
they would dissolve from the report, ut
not beng a'lowp. to explain The, views
m Convention Messrs A. Y. Blown,
Nicholson and Donaldson declared their
intention to address their cons,if irnts, de-
claring their position, and the Reason
why they still s. ood Oh the Tennessee
platform.
The vote was taken on the previous
question. which was sustained, and thu
qurs'ln recurring on the report as amen
dri it was adopted. III" Delegations fam
thu tl wing six States voring in the af-
fr naltv vi laha,na, florida. G"ors a,
M>si s'poI, South Car in. aud Virginia;
and the delegation from Tennessee, Tex.
c"pir 9 Nh. Donaldson. who voted in the
Atli' ."alI r.) in the neg live.
Mr.. D"raid>on thrn moved for re-
60 sidrratio, of hp ,o'" on thu adnp-
,ion OF the r. pert His motion was not
sus ,'neh fIe took " c,~icn to rro
n,nrc- he nrne-"l!nts { the C"nv"n-
to as unhallowed, md "x,r.ssad is de-
t.rn,nal, "ot >', ariting himself from
such unworthy proc in.s.
scene o indpsrr,baalp confusion toll
owed this tiraIe. Some Il h.. ,prm ers
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23
ECONOMY IS WEALTH..
LIGHT! LIGHT!
Medal, Pine OIL, Camphine and Fluid

IAF acknowledged superiority and purity,
Dn,uutact.red and iol sale at the lowest
Wholesale prices, by
DAVIS & HATCH,
q, tho old eslab shud stand oi TIE late benjamin
T. Davis CAMDEN, New Jersey. where orders hy
mail oI uth.rwlse are sni,ciied, and plonpt attsn
ton will he given. The voice ol Inc public lor
fifteen years, anc The award OF a Silver Medal.
and com n,,nrntary not,ca ny the Franklin Inv
sl,u,c over Ill conpel'lors, II sufficient eviacnca
OF ,h. exccicnce OF our On.
Ear. P,tcn, Tmpentlne, Rosln, and Spi ITS Of
rurp. n,,ne, and Alcohol, Tor sale Wholesale aud
Retail at the lowest prices. q
Nov ., 'J0--3nl,
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23
This IS TO Give Notlce, That the

subscribers OF Cec'l county has obtained
from the 0cphau'S Court of said comfy
letters 81 Administrator OH The personal IS
a's Of Johh Nauldin, Senr., late OF said
c"u " deceased. Aup.rSons having claims
aga .l" SAID deceased, are hereby war
ned to eXnib,,the same with the vouchers
tn reef duly authenticated. On or before the
IA h a, of November 1851, they NAV
otherwise Ivy law, be rxcuded from al
b. II OF sad e>lale A ersonS indebted
t" aid a'e are recues'ed Ia make lmme
d = ra>n nrI,, To the subscribers Given un
de- our hands this 23rd day of Novrm
Der 1850.
SOPHIA NULDIN,
JOHH MAULDiN,Jr.
Nov. ~ 'oo-ov Adm is
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

tT 'he absence Of a printer from the
oftic" kept all editorial out OF type ths
week; his We hope will not occur again
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23
5000 Reward.

b. AN Away from the subs rihcr OIL the
=. 9d'h 81 D,,ohrr Lost, IA ntg'n man named
JOE EIGHT. Sid negro is ahour 81 or
- y-1rs se", dark skin, about 5 foet or 4
jn"I"s 'leh. "cil m DE- aud regularly featured
n" took vih him fine dress black coat and
pantal"ons, Il dr. 10 rI~a' coat, new pair Of grey
krrsey pnnia Icons "assinrt roundabout. we'll
worn, aud far ha, and cap.
will givr ihc above reward Tor the apPre-
hens,,n "f SAID negro fiakcn out o the State OF
M,rla'd 4. 800 II taken on Of tho county, and
$50 lf,ak IN in III" contv--in any case to be
lodge" in tI,' Jail al Chester Town
JAS u. GALE sin Pond;
Nov 's Sow kcn' county Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

ENlDDR on. LO Ii, ard Oil cloth Table
Il aud S,nnd covers, iJr SHE by
Nov -, T. BRtRN Jr
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23
Showing an aggregate Of

Showing an aggregate Of V2.s3,9S
The Managers feel highly gra'ifed in
be.,g enabled to submit TO the members 50
favorable a statement Of the affairs OF the
company. ,s proper however to state
that the whole II the above M, nloned
sum of $26S3,9S cannot be anticipated.
The aetua' receipts moy posyl'N! AL shos.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23
Mr.. Claws Recent on and Speech.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Nov. l9-P. NJ
The speech OF Henry Clay before the
Legislature OF Kentucky at Frankfort, is
puhlish-d. He was introduced by Mr..
p ,ynp in an 81 II nj and beautiful ad-
dress, 10 which Nj. Clay responded tie
itl"r.krt them for the high compliment
rendered iul. His remarks were rlo-
qnrm and full OF patr, tism He spoke
Of he difficulties which have Threatened
our Union-sironglt condemned the pro.
cetdiugs Of The draiics OF the North aud
N ti iie- Sta tie in opposing the rxecu-
t'"n Of the iug,livr slave law. He held
thar lhp opposition manifested towards
this gfrt compromise measure was at
present doing more mlsch,et than all that
has been done hy the VI ras Of il'r Sor&l.
He strongly ADVISED su mission to In
law. An pare patriots woLld aid IN sus-
tanning the Cons tuition. Thse who
raised 'h"ir hands agsins' the execution
and requirements OF this act were rre-
mics not only to ihpir own future wei
larr but I" the peace and happiness OF the
county.
Mr.. Clay drscantpd at length upon thr
great treasures oi the country and rpiter-
AZ d mary OF the sentiments he uttered
III" Srnatt during the last stssion of
G n rrsS. H. held them, as he held
now, that slav.r, could no, and cannot
exist in California no matter vhat might
b" tn" rnactn ents of the General Gov
Goy,rpn,.n' H. spoke OF tn Union IN
the most e'oeu-rt strains OF p tri"tisln,
and called upon all the hoary headed and
the Using rpn-ratior 10 hold it nearest to
their hearts.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

VMANTED IS or 80 wood choppers t" rnt
w pine wood at 80 l.2rts per cord, Cash.
Enquire Of JOHN MAULDlN, Jr. at his farm
O.! E!k river, Nov IS.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

Z EGLANkEI superior quality can bo had
q D. I'll" Store OF h. Brown. Jr., ranging III
pI'cts dollar TO hrgh"r prices.
Nv 23
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

n EW STYLE Ba, State shnwls, for sale by
~ Nov % Brrj +: alav.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23
Bricks.

THE subscriber offers Tor sale lot Of bricks
Just burnt OF a good quality. North Easl Cecil
cenu'v, Mi, at the following prices, run at the
k,n IS accurately salmon "; arch haru So; Red
81; paving ".
A. W. KING, Ast.
North East, Nov. 23, so
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

Balance in the hands OF Trea-
surer,
The interest payable at this
annual meeting is
OF the interest due and paya-
hlp At the last annual meeting,
there stilI remains due and un-
paid tit sum Of
Oi the Interest due and pay
able at the Annual Meeting
tor 1S4S as stated in our last
tepoil to wit, the sum OF $lfl,-
29; as yet there has been re
cel,ed but the sum ot $l5,56
which is included in the item
Of S11l7,l4, leaving still due
Of tho interest Tor that year
The sum of
The amount invested on Bond
snd Mortgage is
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

Z II NESOME lot Of Mrs. Smiths Gel.
Z "rs Il nuSkn Shoes, just received and lor
sale by Benz. F. MAY.
NJ -
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

DIED On r nrsd,v night last, Mas. MA
ri NtNp, Rsos, reI,rI of th, late Fnsby Hen
derson, hItd II years
aEAsa.sssa%sgg
nAIr.moaE MARKET, November ee.-Flour
a, 4,6s TO s4,s7, Wh"a, 81, o. 10 ,0s. Corn, old
GO TO sscls. new 56 to ssc,s, Oats 80 to 3Scts.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

TRAN BERRIES. for sale bv
NNov. -3 FIN 7orbcrt.
u a,SlNS and Dried Currsnts, G,r sal by
8 . Nnvs s3 Wrn. orb.r,.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23
Private Sale.
Tn subscriber offers for sale a tract
Land, containing
40 Acres,

In subscriber offers Tor sale tract OF
Land containing
40 Acres,
more or less, and lying on the road lead
ing from the village Of Port Deposit to
Battle Swamp, about hall mile from the
frS, named place. The soil is Of the best
quality, and the location very drsirahlr,
as ready sale may be found at the adjnin
ins village tor ha,.vrr produce may be
raised, manur rs may also be obtained
with comparatively little hauling A
portion o. this land ia already in an i'm
proved state, and with small add tional
expenditure might ~ placed in excellent
order Good crops OF Corn and Wheat
have been raised upon it during the past
year. The remainder is covered with
v luable lumber. Toa person wishing to
provide himself with snug home no
stu ton could b. more suitable
Also a"o h-r tract OF SO Acres. lying
upon tn" River hill near Rock Run: Of
ilk' quaIr;, and condition.
h- iItl- to the above tracts is un.x-
crpl,onable. Possession given 25th March
u,yt Ino lr,. OF
JOHN A. CRESW ELL,
Nov 20 h 80, Elkton.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

TO Db CCNT.SvED,I
The Cecil Whig., 1850-11-23

premium notes On ME
thce OF the company
ID 10
the past year we have
roperiy to the insur-
xablc value OF
.niium notes thereon
mount Of
,ount Of deductions
O be made al this A n-
'eting for alt"ra,i us,
walls &c, from the
or taxab!- value
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SEwARD) although combining these various propositions
together.
In the first place. them the Senator's position that this po
cy is solely for the benefit OF foreigners from Europe
and other countries instead Of American citizens is not well
founded No such proposition is TO be found in BILL
in the resolutions Of the distinguished Senator from Massachu
sets, (Mr. WEBsTER,) or from Texas (Mr HoUsToS.)
Each these propositions provides that there shall be granted
60 of land the actual settler whether foreigner
naiveto the actual settler upon the public landand that
would be including every man in America native born and
also every man who shall come and make his home in
America.
But the gentleman goes further, and ntimaes that this is
intended merely catch votes because
provided for In my bill he will find that provision made
for the widow.
Mr. DAWSON submit to the Senator from Illinois, that
have not read his BILL spoken of it, and yet his whole
objections to my remarks founded on that bill.
Mr. DOUGLAS. understand precisely, and will make
myself understood TO the Senator from Georgia The Sena-
made speech not founded the BILL but on the reolu-
ton of the Senator from New York In using the words
various propositions" will be necessarily understood that
he referred 10 all the propositions on the subject.
Mr. DAWSON. Not to your bill, for have not read it.
Mr.. DOUGLAS Well, the resolution Of the Senator
from Massachusetts does provide for the widows and bill
also provides for females hence the objection that the females
and widows not provided for and that the actual Ae
citizen provided for but that the policy was solely
for the benefit of foreigners the exclusion of Americans
all falls to the ground whether he refers to my bill or to the
resolution Of the Senator from Massachusetts, wish this
policy to be distinctly understood We propose no bid to
orcigners-no exclusive privilege TO foreigners propose
system Of policy for the American Government TO adopt
and that system shall be the granting Of lands to the actual
settler who resides upon and cuvates the land no matter
Of the Senator from Georgia. far he assumed those
benefited BY this policy would pay Why, sir, the
American born citizen who goes in under this bill will
anly pay taxes and the foreigner who shores