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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-20
4 Tel: ::i.a u, Around the Globe.

iAe london newspapers, elated with the
success ot he Dover and Calais Telegraph,
are discussing the possibility of extending a
magnetic wire from EogIaud 10 Calcutta
and some OF them even 90 so far as IN re.
commend the establishment of a communica.
ton, a Ia NorSe, with New York Itself. II
is urged that this latter enterprise. Ouixoi;c
as II may appear at first, is in reality only
question Of Time and money, for that no doubt
exists OF The practicability of efieciing the
connexlon by way Of Russia, Siberia, Behrino
STRAITS, Oregon, St. Louis and Philadslphia'
ae idea is grand one, and worthy Of The
aye which has projected Pacific railroad.
should we live to the ordinary term allotted
70 man, we may perhaps ourselves behold
TINS gigantic scheme carried out, and if wa
continue IN The craft editorial NAV ask. be.
tore we go TO press, if The wires are WORKING
10 hampscaika, and to order, on an affirma.
tive reply, that the news from London be
sent US up TO one o'clock. Our mer chants.
too, may give dollar TO a clerk, telling him
to forward message to Calcutta, and before
ainher time the answer will bs laid on his
counting house desk. The old Egyotians
thoGght they knew a great deal, but how
mummydom would have stared at this
And those lndeta,igable Romans who buil,
costly roads over half the world, and hurried
me ssengers with whip and spur along them,
what starting ;here would have been if thew
had heard of Parlhian defeat a week in adj.
vance, by soma private magnetic telegraph
L was no uncommon thing in the Crusades
for a good knight TO be gone for years with.
out hearing syllable from him; but nova.
lays, if another Crusade was to be got IN
anxious wives might ask, how dye do ~ by
eiegraph, and receive reply when the
Ionshy husband, at The seige of Acre, stop.
ed to take dinner. Wonderful times these
Really, we don't think we shall ever be done
azza!ns for this nineteenth cen,ury.-Phil.
dsiphia Buiietin.
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THE RIGHT sPlRIP.

We understand That the leading merchants
OF the CITY are abau, 10 cell mass moetin,
Tor the purpose Of ra,ifyinr the ComDro.
mlses o Iht Consilulan." |, viii be a preat
Union demonst1al.or, embracing the good
citizens Of al patiles This cvarso we have
often recommended as The only proper move.
nent 10 cougtcrrc' the influence Q! The dis.
orgaLllcrs.-A y. Airror.
We cannot too warmly commend the a.
bove design q the leading merchants OF New
! oEk, and trust that The mass meeting NAV
soon be held, embracing within its patriotic
purpose The good Of all purtes, drawing forth
from ihe'r retirement even those upright aud
Conservative cl izens @ho do rot habitualIv
mngie 10 political iscus.ioas-mcn,b hers Of
every profession and Ct every class of soci.
ely.
Il IS time COR every patriot in the North to
DC up aud doli g, and TO bet Auk himself Of
e&efhng whatever lntllerce be may have in
s'H'ing the unfortunate agitation which has
commenced anew, since the adournmep, Of
congress, on he Fugltve Slave Question:
The moral effect Of such demons,ratiou as
+ proposed wi be Of The hoppies, character;
grand asscmblage Of The elder, the respect.
able, and lnhranlal citizens of New York
WI Le followed BY nomerous others, and all
Wal show, V hat we have never doubted. tina,
at iho proper lime the good sense and patri.
oilsn Of the North will ind gaanly frowp IN.
on The mischief V ,se murmurings are be.
ginning TO sound in cur ears hoarse and omi.
uuus.
Il IS time to le, those unruly and inconsid.
% wt . : User e. istorce lo ihe las.
as H'ppan'@ as they might say, 60, bite a
cheff', know that they mistake the in,eIi.
gegcs and of their ucishLors, and that
f'ghtHdg'ag men are disposed and derter.
mlntd = echo the aoguage of the firm and
Judge Grer, in his noble de.
'iara'ion: " As Tue as God lyelh, and NV
'ou' iYeth ! will maintain the law, though /
'e'e g o'!efeyery man who puts himself in
,rme1 g. position to rs execution to be SHOT
ia'."' ! VIII execute the law as find il at
n hazards -Rtchm0a9 Republican.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-20
AneCllOlc.

Elder will you have drink Of cider r.
inqated farmer Of an old temperance man,
who was spending the evening at his house.
"Ah hum--no, thank ye," said the old
mari never drink liquor Of any kind
specially cider-bu. Of you call /, apple Juice,
rec1on IN take q dropr'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-20

slokes--AIlen Fiynr, Henry Marshall and
}. A. Waugh
sarry--J. r. Mclean, Jlnos Sleek and
- Cockefman.
TyFrel-Jo'fph NCiccs.
Wake. d. Nowsou,, X. VI. s4uuders,
Bnrriil Rollins.
WARREN +. a. Thomion, Wm. Eaton, i.
Washipg'o ". Swarnrr.
Wayne-C. Il. Broeden. j. Y. siletard.
fancey-samuel FIemi,g.
Democrats G5; Wings 55.
The names Of Wings are printed in Ialies.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-20
STRANGE CUSTOM

An English paper says that when JENNY
Lind was travelling through England, it was
her custom, upon entering the theatre ia the
evening, 10 seize the first man she met with
carpenter, scene shiter or gas man
and shake him by the thumb, ia friendly to.
Ken. This custom is not confiued to Sweden.
Walter Scott says of Rob Roy, 10 Bailis Nj.
col Jatrie-" There's my thumb-I'll ne'er
beguile ye."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-20
HOUSE OF COMMONS

Aoson- Benz J D.alap, 4 J Da~eaa
f Ashs-A. A McNiliaH,
Besufot'-Jesse S'rbbs, H'm. II Teipp
Ber,ie-J. 3. Cherry, p. II Winston.
BIadsu-T. s. d. McDuwel
RrunsNick-John II. I'M,
Buncombe--!M ~. Erua, Jane9 Sharp.
Burke-W. W. Avery, II. Wilton.
Csbarrus-J. W. Scot, John SI,mpoch,
Cald0 ELI ahn H4ses
Cam6en- Caieb Bdrro.
Csristct-Jeamns PiggoH.
Cas@cll-saul. p. llIl, David s. 1hnson
Cheikam-D Bra=ier, D. Hackney, r. c
Cotton.
Cherokee-George ". Hoyes.
Cho~an-W m. + Bond.
Cleavelabd-Mr. Holland
Columbus John A. Maulfsby
Craven-A. T. Jerkins, George S. Steven
son.
Cumberand-J. C. Dobbn, Geo. W. Pc
gram.
Curri'uck- jarvis.
Davdson-J. II. Leach, A. G.. Foster.
Davie-B. c. Douthitt.
Dupln-lsJac b. Harris, Henry Mathis,
Edgecombe Josh. Barnes, Kenneth This.
pen.
Franklin-N m. K, Martin, Josiah Bridges
Ga,es-MHs II. Eure.
Greene B F. Williams.
Granville-Amis, Wigcins and Porhqa.
GuiIford-D. f. Ca!dp,H, p. Adams. C.
II. Wiley.
Hahfax-Wm. B. Pope, D1pid Clantoa.
Haywood-R G. A. Love.
Henderson-H r. Farmer.
Hyde-Erasmus ID. Saunders.
lredeIl-Bogle, Mckay and Campbell.
Johnson-L,nn b. Saunders. Oue seat va
cant by death.
Jones-R. F. Simmons.
Lenoir-W ilham Sutton.
Llncoln-R. Rankin, r. D. Reinhardr. S.
'. Stowe, H. Sheriff.
Macon-D. W. Siler.
Mariin-W. l.. M,zzell.
Mecklenhurg-E c. Dapidson. J. X. Har.
ison, James J. Williams.
Moore-Samuei ]. Person.
Montgomery -Zebedte Russell.
Nash-FoId Taylor.
New Hanover--Jno. D. Powers, VIM. Hill.
Norlhampiou-D. A. Barnes, T. A. Person
Onslow-E. w. Fonvle.
OIange-C. Jones, Jr., d. A. Mon'gome.
:, Dr. Durham, George Patterson. {
Pasquo.ank- George D. Poole. :
Perqulmons-Thomas Wilson.
Person-C. S. Wns,ead. /
Plu-W. J. BtoS, Marshall D,cke,sop.
Randolph Ihornburg, j. IL. A. Drake. c
Robeson-Wm. Mcneil, Neil McNol. +
Rockingham-T. Ruflin. jr., Horalio Kal.
~.
Richmond-W. l.. Sirele.
Rowan-A. II. CaldueH, O. G.. Foard :
Rusherlord-C. J. WEBB, Jesse Sloan. !,
Sampson-Amos llsrung, J. A. Boykin. a
Locke. =
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NEefasbers of the General As
scnibiy.
SENATE

SENATE.
Anson -Pmdie Richardson.
hshe, Wafauga and Surry- Gso. Pr ,wer
bisdcn, Brunswick & Co!umLus-R. " oo
ton.
Berile-Lspis Bond.
buubonbe IL iicnderson-N. ". Voo3f,
Eeautefi d Hyde-AHen Gria.
Burke u McDowelI-Iodd r. CdldweH
Caldwell and Wilkes S. +. Pa,fersou.
Curnberland-T. N. Cameron.
Cabarrus and Stanly Rufus Barriuo,r.
Cs'a"ba, Castor end L'ncoln-Johp +
tIoke.
Haywood, Macon ard Cherokee II
Thomas.
Chasham-5ohn H. HanghtOn.
Caswell-George Williamson.
Chn~an and Ga'es-Heary IViley.
Craven--'Ym. H. Washington.
Ca'lden ard Cutriluck-John Barpara.
Ca'teret aud Joues-M. T.. ArendeU,
Cteayeland and Ruiherlofd-John G.. Ba.
nun.
Davlc and Ro~an-John A. L.lliasfon.
Da''dson-Samuel illrgr4ye.
Dapliu- Amos Herring.
Edgecombc- Henry 7. Clarke.
Frauklu-J5acs Collins,
Guiltord-John 4. G.lmor.
Greene ana Lenoir- Edwin G.. Soe,uh,.
ttanv'Jle-Nalbanel +. Canpd4y.
Roriford- Fanpth .Sessoms
Hal'iaA--Andrep Joyner.
lredell and Alexander - Geo T. DGridson.
johnston" liiiam A. VI alsou.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-20

A chemist Of Savannah has discovered tha,
Alcohol OF a superior quality can be distilled
from the sour orange. In strength il is equal
TO any other and possessing, as it does, the
flavor Of the orange, il is far superior for all
chemical purposes for which it may be used.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-04-27
License Notice.

AgrreabIy 10 fifth Section OF the Act
Of 1927, chap. III, entitled an act to reg
uls'c the issuing OF Licenses TO Traders,
keepers OF OIdinares and others, notice
Is hereby given to all persons AID Bodles
corparate and polite, whom it may con-
Germ, that they must obtain license or re-
new the same, according to the provls-
IONS OF said Act, before the 10th day OF
May 1880.
WILLIAM HAINES, .
April 2O--3t Sheriff cell Co.
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Economy is Wealth.

Economy in the expenditure, isas assent ia
as industry N the accumulation Of money, to
him that would thrive. Tue natural law Of
trade is, to seek lc sell !'zn and buy low; but
WM. PEI.L both buys anu sens at the loves,
possible figure, making it the tatrtest OF all
who want Cheap Dry Gonds and Groceries, ia
dc,l with him.
Tic has ust received from the citis new
stock Of STRING GOODS, which he s,oiltr-
ng very low, and to which he invites the at,cn
ion of his customers and the public
He would say to the people of this county
hat he is determined TO sell them barg aims
they will but give him the opportunity. Call a
the Cheap Store, and if the money cannot
had conveniently, bring on the produce, iol
which he pays the highest market prices in ex'
haonge for goods. FEB 1880
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70 r SALE,

The FARM mil, north of E!ktnn. Of the
late Mrs. Ann n. Tally, now occup,.d by John
Davis containing about 1870 ACRES Of Land
.c-gk part IN wood.
@ATEHs The buildings are ceRforta-
@4MiisM BILE two story FRAME NY Ell
Yum. sEss LlNG-Fra'nc Barn, Stable, sc
&c; also
100 ACRES of Meadow Land half mile from
Elkton and lying between the above mention
ed Farm and the Lands or MIR. Jncon G How
ard-it will be divided to suit purchasers.
also
a lot ofs ACRES-south Of Purncl's Mill,
adjoining Col Groemes Land.
also
the lot at the corner ofthe Landing Lane on
which is the house known as the Old Psorho use.
also
thu Wharf Lot at :hc bridge now occupied as
a Lu,nrr Yard by Mr.. Jchn A. Johnson--on
which are two tencmenis.
also
adjoining lots Of WOODLAND al x+xtsSH-
Egg Hill, 2I, 20 and 81 ACRES zaSf
espectvev-parlly of Chesnut, and SS.SSFSsN
a tract of5I ACRES of cleared
Land forming tract of 1lS ACRES.
md
the Upper Wharf IA, Elk Landing.
apply to -
Elkton. aprilG 80.
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E;Iccainra Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an election
will he held in Cecil county, at the usual
places Of holding elections, on the 2nd
"Wednesday in May next, being the Sth
day of the month, for the purpose of vot-
ing upon the bill passed at the last session
of the General Assembly of Maryland,
entitled "An act TO provide for the sak,ag
the sense OF the people upon the expedi-
ency of calling a Convention to frame 9
new Constitution and form Of Government
for this State, and to provide for the cleo
ton Of Delegate. to such CoHveniion,'
and also, upon the bill passed at the last
session Of the Legislature. entitled can
act 10 establish system OF Common
Schools in Cecil county, and 10 provid.
for the same" WIN. HANES, Shift,
April l3-3t Cecil county
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This is to Give Notice: That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscribers OF Cecil county hath ob'ained
from the Orphans Court Of said county. lie
'ers Parliamentary on the personal estate
Joseph G. Carter, late of said county
decd All persons having claims aras
the said deceased, are hereby varied to
exhibit the same with the vouchers rheret {,
duly authenticated OH or before the it'll GAY
o: FEBRUARY, 1881, they may Otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persoas indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO make immediate paymcn
10 The subscribers. Given under my hands
this 23rl day Of February 1850
ISRAEL G. REYNOLDS; Ad mr..
Feb. 90 ;50-6w.
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NOT xCE.

VXnEREAS the State and Connty taxes f,r
w the years below stated, have not heen
paid on the following described lands, lying in
the Fifth District Of Cecil county, viz One
hundred acres assessed to John L. A Alexander
on whicl the taxes are due;
For the year 1871, County Tax sac,
" - Stale do LIS,
" " ls4s, County do 203,
" % State do LIS,
together with the interest duo thereon.
One hundred and twenty five acres assessed
TO Henry Bartlee, on wllIsh the taxes are due,
For the year 1871, County Tax $3.50.
" =. State do %.
" 1915, ounty do $50,
I" - State do 4.37,
together with the interest due thereon.
Thirty six acres ASSESSES 10 Frederick Foster,
on which the taxes are due
For the year 1917. County Tax 81 90,
" State do 81,
=" 1913, County do 90,
" " State do 81,
together with the interest due thereon.
Ninety two acles as sesscd to Jas. III. George,
on which the taxes due:
For the wear 1871, Comfy tax Si.5a
" State do FAC
together with the int crest due thereon, and
Ninety one acres assessed to Jas. II George,
On which the taxes are due.
For the year 1913, County tax 1919
" i" Stale do 2.2l
together with the interest due thereon.
Which said taxes should have been paid to
John Shippers, Esq collector in sand District
for the above named wears; and, Whereas no
personal property con be ionnd on the premises
Therefore. By The Commissioners q Cecil corn-
~, Ap'i! 3rd, 1850:
ORDERED, That if the taxes due on the
above descrihrd lands, as above mentioned, as
scssed to t he persons above named on the books
of the Commissioners OF tins county be no:
paid within thirty days alter the publication Of
this Order, together with the costs Of adverti-
sing and I'll other legal charges due thereon, to
the sad Collector Of the SAID District. for the
years stated, he the said Collector shall, after
causing twenty days notice to be given, sell the
said lands, or such part thereof as may he ncr
essaty TO ra isc the sums severally due thereon,
together with all legal charges, to the highest
bidder for cash for the payment of tho same,
agrceahIy to the Acts Of Assembly in such
s+ made and provided.
I est p. C.. RICKETTS,, elk.
10 the Commissioners Ui Cecil County.
April 2Oih lSj0--Iw.
"."Ballimore American publish aw 4 "
aud send bill frthwiti to this office.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL MEETINGS.

FoFt deposit, on saturday, 2Uth OF April,
April, Brick Meeting House, on Tuesd
23rd of april, Blue Ball School House, Oh
Saturday, 27th April, Chesapeake City,
on Monday, Goth of April, Cecllton, or
Wednesday, LIST of May, Mallit's School
House, on Thursdy, Cd May, Elkton, or
Saturday, 4th May, Cherry Hill, on Mon
day, 9th May.
The meetings will commence at each
place at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, and Speakers
will be in ATTENDANCE. All persons, wh'th-
er in favor OF or orros d to the system, are
requested 10 attend he meetings.
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Ga Gents EscsvarG.

ne rNAwAy from the subscriber Sunday morn
ENing the l4th inst Charles b. Steel, an in
denied apprentice 10 Farming and Cooper ing
all persons are hereby cautioned agurns, employ.
tiny, tarbourng or trusting the said Charles b.
Steel on my acco mt. as will pay no debts oil
hls contracting. The rh0vc reward will he
g'vcni (bnt II" charges pnih,) for the Apprchell-
sion and delivery of said boy.
BENZ. WILSON.
Near Wood Lawn, Md.--upr 20, lS50-3t.
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NOTICE.

The Commissioners OF Cecil comfy
will meet at their office in the Court
House Oh Tue-day and Wednesday, the
l4h and 18th days OF May next, to
make additional transfers If property.
and alterations in Assessments. After
that meeting no further changes ca" be
made IN the assessment tor 1851.
BY Order PC. RI KE1TS. elk.
Com,rs Cecil county.
April 18th 1S5O-,m.
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The m arketS.
[TeIegr aphed for the Baltm ,re sun.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25-6 P M.
(,n.HiL,n1 Of L. lI..LIis &c

PHILADELPHIA, April 2o-o L M.
Condition ofMe .Narkets, SC.
Flour continues firm, with little or no
demand for ipment-saes 900 bbls.
common and good brands for export at
1912 1928. holders are generally firm
at the last figures. aye fou' had slight
ly improved sales OF 800 bbls, at 81, S9 !
Corn meal unchanged.
The receipts OF wheat continue very
scarce, at | IL for red and 30 a 81 III
for white. Corn is still IN demand, and
continues to come in sIoA 900
bushels yellow at 50 a % cents per
bashel.
BALTIMORE MARKET, April 25.--SaIcs
400 bbls. Howa d street flour at So, IN.
No sales City Mills. Nothing in wheat
to-day. No change in C-rn-white
81 33rts; and yellow sc SIC. Oats
81 Csc
Sales 1900 bags Rio coffee, being one
invoice Of the DeIawarian cargo, al 81
a 10 cents, and 1000 bags at Sc. Also,
the balance OF the cargo offered at auc-
lion Yesterday at 9!cts. These safes I'm
dictate an Improvement i'll the market.
Patriot.
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT.
Apr &c 1850.
n.I, Inurp, al
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Linn Z! LINN E!

The subscriber, residing in WnoH7svnLR,
York county, Pcnnsy lvana will deliver Inns on
the f. Tx, North East. OF Bohemia Rivers, or al
any other convent, mt point on the Chcsapea
Bay. His Lime is OF su pcrior quality, and he
will make deductions for all core, &c; and + il
does not please the eustomer--no sale. All
orders panclua y attended to-
A. ROWAN.
Wrirhtsville Pl Feb. end, '50--3m
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!. q. d. T..

Cecil Lodge. No. GO, meets tonight
at O'Clock. A punctual attendance of
the members,s requested.
April 9th 80.
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PHIL. WnIL. and BAIT Rail
ROAD LINE.
4 e..s sAIs &c.,

The Morning Train Of Cas- from Philadelphia
or Baltimore arrive at Elkton quarter before
II O'Clock A. NJ
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila at
qua rtcr before ~ clock
Night train from Baltimore arrives here at 2
o'c!ock at night.
O'clock ut night.
nSsAN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Elkton
nj O'Clock A. NJ tos Philadelp ia. and returns
at ! p. N. daily except Sundays.
april 81, 80 Benz. WELLS, .3gt.
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81 LOOK HERE! Cheaper than
III Ever. inst received lot o.
G-R @chcap GUNS from auction and
E are now selling very cheap AT
STRANGERS, S. f. cor, Sec
ond and Pine Sis, Philadelp ha-Mea's for
Scots, Women's 25rts, and Children for Il l-o
cts Old Gums m.nded or taken IN exchange
for new. BOOTS and SHOES equally as
cheny-.7 liberal discount to dealers
Don't forget it is the lower corner of Sec
ond and Pine Sis, Philadelphia
Feb ,, '50-sm.
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The Winchester Academy,
WINCHESTER, VA.
ENDOWED BY THE SrATE In 1870.

ENDOWED BY THE STATE IN 1870.
YNHiiiS Institution, which has been in opera
4. l,on more than hu!ta century, und is now
Under the direction oi Or. WI. GIBSON, A
NJ, is one of the most widely and iarorihly
SHOWN in the county; being the place where
m-nv oil our most prominent men hsvn hcrii
educated. The stuties comprehend u iuil Eau
rush, Classical, Mathematical and Literary
ruurs,, ami secure il thorough, systematic and
lu.n,u rdncaton
n. buaI,,n $ and Grounds are very spacious,
and admirably aLnpl,d to all .hcr Purposes;
Ia, 10, .tluu OH ct the most beautiful ANA c"nI-
mandng IN tins vl,lcy OF Virginia, aud the cl'-
.ll,tc pccu,rly healthy. board,re IN Inc In
>lil.llon rr.i.e with the PrInclpiI. wno wa,ci
cs yer their morals, sup .rl','c"'s sei' evening
studlr.; and EXERCISES parental care and dlscti
,iuc. All st 1T the sane table with the Pf.Ecl-
pal aud hIs ialny, anu paItaSe OF the sumo Jare
no al. linct,un Whatever nuing permitted
| 1nce rl.ie expense uf BoaId, Tni,lon in all
the ID, p,rlmcnis vi study, (including French
German, span ssh and ltl!ian.) furnished Room
Washing. Fuel and Lights, is SI5 per session
OF twenty .t.'rcc weeks.
prospectus may lie had by addressing the
Principal, or by application to Prof N. {
Books. Railroad dlIrct from Baltimore tt
" Winchester. lapr. 21,h-3w.
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MRS. M tY, has returned from the city
with Spring fashions aud is now prepared to tnr
nish the Ladies with BC.NAETS of yarrous
kinds, at reduced prices. Also, Ribbons, Tlm-
mlrgs sc. She returns her thanks for past en-
enlargement, and invites the public 10 call and
examine Fer present stock. apr 6, 1850.
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New Spring and Summer Goods

n AIDES DRESS GOODS.-Indm Satin
IAiurc, chaugeable Silks black Gro dc
Rhine, painted Avar'nes, B'rege de Lanes,
Mousan. de- LANES, Bnrrgrs PLAIN and figured
Tissues plain and striped, silk Ius,res, Linen
do, from II TO 81 cts, Lawns from 10 to 70 eta,
Il large assortment, OF Prints from to l2 cts,
Linen hdkis. from 10 to so cts, and general
variety Of Gluvos and Hosiery, for sale by
apr 20 " Al. rORBERT.
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IN EIkt0n Packet 70
SPRING GOODS.

IHNllE subscriber has opened and now exhibits
IL a well selected stock Of SPRING GOODS
which he invites the public to cal and examine
Thankful for past patronage, he respectfully
sulici,s Il continuance OF the same.
Elkton, apr 6, 80 BENZ. F. MAY.
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4 lNEN LuSTKES, at - - cts per yard
EA!or sale ny Brown X Mclhi're.
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A 1MosD SHAVING CREAM, IA Superior article
IA For sale by Brown Mclntire.
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FEsiLr WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS

No remedy TINT has been offered 70 the pnhlic hss
ever iecn isG as srroi. snd e5teuT in tJim'nC an
the Incidental rsatssss aud urssu s'h'' ot me -ex
AS RkA >rs .rLNnsaRY BALsAa. II makes no differ
cuce whether ihr drrsnyinrnt be suPf,"ss'on etcs,'
Or other ,s-,d.si,i ~saissn-it REGULATES ALI,
by ssngtAsin. the system, ,cmoir,tnr the et,rnafios
and SOOTHING and a!i.AflkG hhh'ous ihhlIA'
BlLlIY. Sss P~-phiets for proof
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Gao the cure OF yoci Hubbard of stamford, CO'1' ana
2hcrs. ,,.., -
DYSPEPSIA Sec the cure Of T. :. W'eo,, mer.
our Pamphlets
Nervous Diseases and arrangements
ara Csrpdbv Brnnt'S Rnlsnm without lay.
oYSENfERY and SUMNER COMPLAINT
4, Cs,Ifrsn md Aiuis-ahd
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CHANGE OF LIFE,

From the G.i ~ the Women md VII" Women nv md
IL. ags-thc is acrr'"n'el, and the other 80
,,odnaiv srop.,,d =. to prevent any ot tho Jaid rs
rn,.s th.t frequently arise in consequence ot such
change