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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
EScoURAGE YOUR MECHANICS!

Do not send abroad for help, If you Gan
have work to do when it can be done in
Your own neigh borhood perhaps at your
dext door Encourage your own homes. in
dustriou4 mechanics They need all the
WORK they can get BY such course you
Keep money al home assist the worthy. and
have just ~ good work performed 4 1t is tho
Gully Way ul4le d town prosperous-to sup
rbrt ,5ttr % ld0ls and churches. Where
there + d ,ii position to send hundred
miles fof. hrii.te8 that to say the least, could
BIB lfh uiiA a'sd Is well at your own door,
Z t3cre siii > i5 III or no business done in tho
place tIe sttfoe4 viii be tlInly attended
add att 45 Il fabor extremely dull
\ WbeH.Ti II e.,as ics are The best gnl-
3PR# FIJI 3sptgl4, t4seaG fAe >ocWl virtues
Ip5si.Eatulle, travelling inou4tetasiks and
psdlnrs retire Ill disgust and kindly broth
arfy feellhg is experienced, which isthe sure
siku vi uh7peakdbie happiness
III Whatever you iaye=t3 &c done, look around
aigd see II pour heighbors eannot 10 it, If
Ydu iaTeh hoaBeto build 81 shoe 10 top
harness To be Hiale, Or pr1mF e beboreg
pack If gatd b. rrtaie& Is d wa,i toIbe
dug 5lstf49s III yoaF aeighborI bef6re
soa Ihdertak, 81 sef9 abroad and ii you
liaKc iEo9s ar0aad got capsule Of tkeltask. it
viii by time suough 10 hook eiscwherd Its
4. wrong idea to suppose nothing is servicea
bl9 that is made at home We know Of ma.
ny al instance where men have refused IT,
purchase work made BY their neigh ets - 4
sent to distant city for the articles Tia,
needed, and paid one third more scr tssr.
when behold, Ftbey had been uanpf.e. =, ),
aaa sent away toEsell by the verv zs;shAors
iof whom they refused to pure,,-s.
-. ,s;-t,Is.I SLIT wall encourage
~ ~ In urn You will be en-
ps1i - 4'sO q Mutual feeling of good will
45I .sss VA spring up in your midst,
ana Prosperity will DO observable ia every
street and e every dwelling
81 fc ~ aaa 1se,. q Inn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

shall cessy whatever resi,;ob Il, ,s,.,,,..
ssse ses confdent ihal uha,s,,
tollnN ebe viii make ua nj sh;5, - -
81 bar fser " ~
nounr 81 The pressni vgsr ~, ( ~ p,s
u ue ass = 20 mates pf empty profession ~
n. = & IS BE- epon every page of her history
noae pkpAred 10 as more 4 s
the spipt Il which i, va tasnsS "a 4, 49,, I
alone Il can be preserved m la.sI x - 49, ~
and aaayz las been. Il aet s,s 80, s. 81
pose that Virginia win ever sonlan, ~, s nv,
Unonso Shich she has oksa - =. w.. s''4s
happiness and honor. snail ~ y,
instrsIsPutef degradation md dsa,Jss;aa ny -
lntlie cSinfide1t belief m, HI f;nsi as,a
ton 6arhonored Stategso oreihg Sve,s.S
viii flna balrotic response inF6er MANI na,,a
iains and sales. should tha Il, N ,.;.I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

DAD Locks. Scissors, Shears. Garry Combs,
and 4 fine assortment Of Pocket Knives, for
sale cheap y IAIE = HOpFF4
! Qsssbef isi 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Hots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
McyEIGH, BROTHER, s. CO..

In III
Ai9xAxDRiA, VA, SErTENBrR, 1850,
n Ess,EcTFULEY make known ID their chs
II tes.eTs and dealers generally, that they are
now ifshd receipt Of lheiF regular Fall Stock Of
D0OSs, shoes, Hats, Caps, Sc,
EpurchaE Il directly DC Ind Manufacturers In New
Englals al such prices ahd ~ s4ch terms as 70 en-
able shSn to compete fully wiihany Of the North
Gin CiE-s They invite atleptidn 70 the following
Is cong ri4iI(g only a portion of sheir stock
sos q, ssis and Cartoons containing Mems TAi&k
"a H sa BrS s.. 4 i Bottom. round aha
b. =? S, ,aea add Planters DO;
Do arY heavy and extra sizest Do
K 10 ss6tund de BeE'stand MOUTHS, do
Men sfSieug6es-Ca1i. Kip and Seal do;
boyts E,.dHYeuth'si do;
M,atssy,onble Sole Thick Boots n
,po Haf mrs .aa cana III I'll aos AZ.
Men sgsalf, Cork Sole, (war, waler-proof) dos
D. D. Exi 1s, aad Grain, do; /
+ i DO Nkip half Welt ae;
Do Il6s Cali Morocco Sitch{ do |
WomS sMoroscp and Md Well Bussins;
Da y d. dol dol Ties; !
Iadiss 81 ia fus MorocFo, and \ ga Bdskins ahd
pos do Cater b oots
ID :, DO Hall doll
DO = do Leather Bootses;
MI ha u Hdp edo HaSkiHS and Fies
b0s 8oR priced Kid Seal Call and Morocco
EE: RskseRnds; lt}t
i. Misst@ sather. Kid, Cali and Morocco Slippers
+. De & do Baotees;
4 | sChidHn'1 Boots and Shods9in great variety;
Cos Clses Hats and Caps,
) Com1s siRg Beaver. Silk, Russia CaSsimere, An
- IytEbb ami Black Wopl gith very large
andi .ets raj assortment Of N4vy, Travelling,
I'll n Glx IA Ind otler fashionable styles ui Cloth and
III othS Caps;
: obs 81 sad Bhck Leather Trucks
Z a000 ssads She Thread, with aEvareiy Of Men
WsStus NJ sses ana ChiIdreas Metallic pssI
Sh,$ ahd Boots Il
5 ThH respectfully invite an earlf call from all IL
i pnrsuE 4 bargains
Il s McVEIGH, ER0a s co.
n z Frinae stsset Haarfy
t Al q ANrta can.ar,bsr lA5n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
u.reillio IRE Press
By 3. N. GALLAiER 8 CO,
FRIDAT MOiHIKG.
NoVEMBEk 1slesO.
TIE JASON MIETINC,

psu,'sh' y feqaess, PETER addressed 10
Senator MAsoS, and bis replyt The le,ter q NJ
Is in lieuot The unpublished tsolatiols prepared
FOR the meeting Although thelgitsrors have been
az work since the day Of The heesinr. upou ~
ground mole principle, mill lDnday last'syes s.,
- souu rs pfoeurea Notwithstanding the
apgsfcation q party sfyFrs MnY of thesisp.ars
=, e Hampshire. Fredefiek
whist manr askass -. 1i y migSs y Ias'
October butt The list Of Signatures completed
until Monday week. II was hard struggle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
CHARLEsrowS, Jefferson county, 4
October Is. 1850

hon JAMES u MAsox--ST: The undersign
ed, c'tzrns q Jefferson county, respectfully tea
der you Their aarmest thanks tor The able and
striking exposition which You made this day nf
me recent measures o. Geugress /" called com
promise q Inn diiiarrhees e&letHlg between the
south ana ite Narlh, had for the isiihtuiness
and dtst,ngn She'd ability Nth winch. nj til s..
nae pi w UnlIed States, yen maintained the
'ishis "I "str a"nored Gpmmonasasih and II Abe
~i'"it Soalh agains Nprt4eFn aggression, a and
vi Yntlf iIdtlifA IN H.. d u, "A ,,r y "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

Groceries.
Urine RID Coffee; lava ditto; s.
il Brown, Luaf and Crushed Sugars;
Prime Tea MOlasses;
Golden Syrup prime article for table use.
Just received and fot sale By
oct rs TATE 4 HO0FF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
MeTEIGH,. BROTHER 4 CO.,
wholesale 6srocers.
ARLFxAED RTA FTRGTNIA.
September, 1850.

X KSrES a: Lii n make Known ID their Gus
II toners abd dealers Renefatly tia, ih@y -.
HsagN ~ reeetm Of theifEregnIar
FALL S1ocK Or GROCERIES
sgeaeived direct r.ru New ya.,, 49, ,s-s.r -
NJ sekkts Empire and I. ,aIb.a ~ $3.50 PEI
,ssafi ii foil6vs3 III, eS'stsAlAS IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

. eLI -. LIE "a rANr.

u rus ,NrANr.
&ss q = IL ~
kesf xlt. ,m.a1s ra, csFsissayr.
ia a sS51s Psfa's taxi
#4 r~.5 sea ea.dat Z. ii cen whefe
o@r tdAlea<1a stuf- svfa. s..bpi
fa lo5i3 I z1.llA lfl county pilsta.
At teN'a' tt4y Iaa 10 Us ms lE-
ire q ea hinf II ~ 5es. thf.iotDssf
He told. hi, lttit child. VIC wss taen
Scarcely able @aiG to ito fae II sud
offer the ,insj,4 luaa al applAS Dsy after
iday-the chilGHeut 80 the gtll and calli4g
5tle man by name said
"ssir, take W apple sir
H The MANIAC turned away ln-a rage. Sae
continued the practice AID. il her mifd soft
Ijvoiee again urged the distracted man to ao
cept the little gift He seemed inexorable
I His eye could not be caught for little eau
be accomplished with any man until the 81 4
N Come, Mr. ek, now Do accept ny
apple De take i from my hand
If Her mild, soft, persuasive tones at last
Atouched a tender chord in that distracted
soul It vibratedSto the gentle sound of the
infant voice, Light broke in upon that dark
ened mind Gradually, as the flower yields
ito the beams of the rising sun, and throws
its petals to its refreshing influences, SO did
the soul Of this maniac open to the sweet IN
Huences Of the infant He looked upon>her,
and she upon him and, reaching out his
hand, quietly tpok the little token of az
: fection, aud ate the apple in her presence 10y
(iradaalTy she subdued him, The keeper,
delighted with The experiment, at last took
him out one day, letting the child lead him
10 Que Of the officers Of the city, and intro
duced him as MIR.
Z Is this man any near relation to that
5Ir -----, whom you have confined as
d maniac ?'.,~said the officer.
{. Oh, yes said the keeper, "heis very,
near relative delighted with the innocent
deception be was practising g be is very
nearly related He is the man himself
Had it Numbered at that moment, the
men would not have been more surprised,
and they we're about rushing into thestteet
The keeper assured them that there was not
The least danger After short converse
zion, the restored, with the keeper, and tho
Child returned back to the prison. Here
4 was a most wonderful instance Of The powe r
/ Sf love The man was subsequently, restored
i TO- society. PJtSGerFs Ffiend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

dentship. il is fortunate for the country that such
a man is its Chief Magistrate He must be with
OUT reproaeh when his onponents. praise him.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-22

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payment Of the Subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers may forward money b. letter. hs possss
on which will b paid BY u.s. BY ourselves ~ he
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published uLwseky during ne
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sending DAILY sabscbsn with ESQ enclosed or vIvs
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subscbes with 9lo enclosed, will be emitted copy ne
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-22

OF slaves lolsable than formerly for In proportion
masters imbibe the true spirit OF the Gospel they will treat
their slaves with humanity and give hem their free
dom, when their services merit such favor"
ask the attention OF the Senate TO brief passage from
the sixth chapter OF Ephesans. II is in these Words
Servants be obedient them that your
cording the esh with fear and trembling In singleness
OF your heart Christ not with eyeservice,
pleasers but the Of Christ doing the will OF
God from the hear with good will doing service, TO the
Lord and not 10 knowing that whatsoever good thing
any man doeth the shall he receive Of the Lord,
whether he be bond or iree."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-07

IMPORTANT DEcISIoH.--n the County Court,
in the trial "i an appeal case, Judge Puryiaurr
dccitrd rs follows: \ constable had n prrcept
aaanSt II debtor aud served il on him. taking a
rule, anl permitting the debtor to 90 a. usual .
-Four days before the return day of the writ the
debtor was taken sick and died, and the cunSta
bl" returned the warrant "Cppi--- Noriuns est"
The court, however, decided that the creditor
could recover against the officer, a. he wa.
bound 10 have the body lthr debtor before the
ma ;istrate on the day of Trial. 1hr law spcci-
ti"s tina, the officer shall take bond and security
for the appearance Of the debtor, when he shall
iinl him, 0l,erwiS" If he do moi appear the Off
Ger is liahl" on his bond. This decision will
wake mp many officers who seem To think that
they are secured if they meet n debtor and oct
his raj" on caS" no matter whether he appears
or not Bait. CHpper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-07

CoUNTERFEiTs.-The Frederick Ex-
aminer, Of this week, mentions note
which was passed in that place for fine
dollars, on the Chesapeake Bank Of Bal
Umore. 1t was one dollar note, with
V pasted over the figure from each side,
and in the body of the note the word one
was altered by FASTING over the O the
letter F |, leaving the lower part Of the
letter N remaining SO as to represent the
lottery. The Hagerstown- Herald of
Freedom says:-
"Sp,rious notes are becoming so abun-
dant iii this county, that the utmost cir
cumspection is requisite to guard against
TEEN. First, and most numerous ofthe
counterfeits in circulation here, are 2's
Gold plate) on the Georgetown Corpora
tion-2S on the farmers Bank of San
caster-5's aud lO's on the Farmers and
Drovers' Bank, Waynesboro', Pa.-22's
SIS and los on the State Bank of Indiana
rs, SIS and lO's on the State Bank of
Ohio--and 5's and lO's on the Valley
Bank Of Nirginia.'
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PIRLLC .N.2LE-

BY virtue of an order of the Orphan
Court the subscriber will offer for Sale on
TUESDAY, the Eth day of
December, inst, the personal property
Of John G. Waters, decd, at his late res
idrncc in Port Deposit, consisting OF
HoUSEHoLp AND KITCHEN FURHITrRE,
such as Beds, bedding and bcdstcads,
chair, tables, looking glasses, wash
stands, carpets, . stoves, and great va
rletv of.articles not enumerated d.
Also, Horse. Dearbourn and harness,
Saddle and bride sc, sc.
SAILS to commcnc, at 10 o'clock ". VI .
when terms will ha madcknown bv
o. 7. X lLLINGSW ORTIZ,
Adm. of John &. Waters.
Dec, 9TH, lS5O-ts.
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CONGRESS-.

But little has yet been done in Con-
grrSS. The committees have not yet
been appointed. The following are the
proceedings Of the House on Thursday
as given by the Baltimore Sun.
Mr.. Robinson of Indiana, submitteda
resolution having for its object the APP
polntment Of a committee to inqulr" into
the operation Of the act granting bounty
lInds t. discharged soldiers--to report
what alterations are required in the law
whether the regulations in force are
in accordance with its intention, what
time will probably be required to carry
it into operation and with power to send
for persons and papers Unnecessary.
After few remarks Mr.. Robinson, in
support of the resolution, showing the
necessity of additional force to execute
the law, and also from MrSsls White
and Houston i'll opposition to the resolu-
ton, the vote was taken under the opera
ton of the previous question, and the
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Caldwell of Kentucky. had previ-
ously proposal a substitute for the resolu-
ton, providing that the Bounty Land
Law should be so construed as to pre-
vent the sale and transfer or any certiii-
cate or warrant issued by virtue of said
act, previous to the issue of the patent
thereof, which the chair ruled out Of or
der, The rule requiring one days previous
notice.
Mr.. Sch"nck moved resolution in
structlng the committee of ways and
means t" inquire into the propriety of an
appropriation to fit out the Pennsylvania,
~; for the pnrpos" Of conveying the pro-
ductions Of this country to the Worlds
Convention, to be held in London in
1881.
Mr., Hall objected TO the resolution and
it was not pressed.
With a view to afford the Speaker time
to appoint the standing committees, the
House adjourned over till Monday next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-07
VEN DUE.

IN ILL be sold at Public Sale on Uednssdy
w the | Ith of December, at the village 40
North East. the entire
HOT sEHOLD s. KITCHEN FURNITURE
embracing many choice and valuable articles,
together with Horse, Cow Carriage, Lun,-
Der ag"n, &c, being the personal effects at
that place OF the late john Mauldln ST., decd
On the following day will he sold his entire
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
that is on bis ia m in Elk Neck, among viii h
area variety of Farming Utensils. Horses, Cows
Oxen, youn. cattle, hvgs, largo quantity OF
Hay and other provender, toy thor with many
articles not enumerated.
Sale To commence on both days at 9 o'clock
A. Nj, hen terms will be m de known by
SOPHIA y. MAULplN,
JOHN MAULDIN JR
Nov 80 2w Administrators
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ebFNNOCK'S AND PERSONS DRILLS

H1FNNOCk'S AND PERSONS DRILLS
d Tho subscriber having an agency for the
sale Of Drills manufactured by $. & NJ. Pennock
of Kennel Square, Chester county, Pa, and also
of the Person Drill made by Bush Lobdell. of
this city; the character of both make of Drills
are we'll known. They are now offered 10 Far
mcrs and Dealers on the most reasonable terms,
AT my Store, No. 81 SAipiey Street, IIiImipcton,
where those wishing 10 purchase, can lave the
opportunity of examining each make. Ii is be-
licved that these make of Drills are superior 10
any others offered for sale.
All orders by mail promptly attended 10.
Wilmington, June IS THOS. GARRETT,
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$500 Reward.

AN AWAY from the Subscriber on ,hs
Ee2 iLh Of October last, II negro man nanai
JOE WEIGHT Said negro is aLour 9 or
20 years of age, d,rk skin, about 5 feet 2 or
inches high, we'll made and regularly featured.
He took with him fine dress black coat aud
pania looms, drab preat coat Il hew pair OF grey
kersey PalithIoons 4 cassinet roundabout. well
worm and tnr hat and cap.
| will give tho above reward FOR the appre-
hehsion OF sad negro If taken ont d the State
Mary land. 500 il taken on, of the county, and
S5o II TAX III IN the county-in any Case to be
lodged in The Jail Chester Town.
JAS. II. GALE, ShH Pond
Nov 10, '5O--4Y Kent county Md.
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HOPEVV ELL ACADEMY.

TNlilS Institution, drlightiluiy situated in ths
Il western I"il Of th> tCI Co., Ia, III neigh
porhood distinguished tor Its morality, temper
ance, intelligence AMI enincnily healthy loca.
lion; Will conIn!'ncr its ninth and Winter Sea-
Ion on the first TUESDAY of November.
h" year Is div ted INTO two aesslona Of i've
months each. The course of instruction is
thorough, including the Sciences, Mathematics.
Languages and all the brant Ii. usually taught in
classical schools.
Terms-Oac HaLfW .Hhance.
Boarding and Tuition, Winter Session, $4,000
do do Summer do sC.uu
Tuition per session, day scholars, 1000
Washing. per tlU5. 80
No other rharges except for books and lights at
city prices.
The principal nst,ers himself, that from, TWEEN
ty y airs ctp"ri'ncc i'll inn ar,ing instruction 10
'un@ men, h. has acquired the fcs. refhod.,
and lssatisied that parents or guardians having
BOYS to educate, would be advancing the interest
otboh, by placing them under his care; with
equally careful attention to the comfort Of those
over whom he has charge, and with equally eff
cicnt teachers. the expense incurred is not Great
er. than is INQUIRE AT schools. where the CHARGE
would be from ten 10 fifty dollars more per SEES
sion.
Tia, the public may have full confidence in
the character and ability of the principal to
merit their patronage reference may be had to
the following gentlemen:
Rev. R. Steel, ID. d., Arlington, Montgomery
county, Pa.
Rev. DR.. Neil, u. D.. Ea4ton. Pa.
Rev. Charles W. Nassau, late Pr sdent of In
Faycttc College, Easton, Pa.
Rev. David y. Judkin, Greenwich, Warren
county, \. ].
DR.. Clarke, Woodbury., w.
Rev. M"ssrS. J. M. y 5. Dickey, Oxford,
Chester county, Pa.
\. n. knkl". South Wharves, Philadelphia
II. Mckcen, Market ST, at 18th 81. IS
W. Writ. MS Pine 81.
". Soby, 227 North Third st.
S. j. Dickey ofthe firm of Dlckey & Brothers,
Hopewell Cotton Works, Chester Co.. Pa.
Access daily by stage from Phila. and Baltic.
Rail Road
Circulars containing particulars ran be had
by addressing JOHN NJ. DICkEY Principal
fIopewell Cotton Works, Chester Co. Pa.
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TO THE LADIES.

II BROWN, Jr., successor TO Brown &
HAs Mclntire, has Just opened at Tue OH
ttand, (nrSt poor 10 John en- Iiotr) all Of the
following colors OF 5 prlior high colored French
Merinoes.
Royal purpla, French Ncrinoe, Handsome
Sea Green do. Claret, do. MaZarne Blue, do.
H"ntsomc Mar on, do. Vino Colour, do, TO-
"ether with very large assortment Of an entire
ly new style of Mu lin tie LANES
Nov 10
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,3ITE.NTjON

VE1fIE subscriber begS leave 10 return his sin
i r"re thanks To kind public, for the patron
age received for twenty wars, as
S"frrNer aad Conreyonccr,
aud promises 10 cont nue to make any reasona-
bic sacrifice, for the accommodation of all those
WI" may desir" To prrpetuatc s.ch patronage.
Tie also continues To acta
LoRd .3gent,
for all those who may confer ON him such agen-
cy. JOHN JANNEY.
College Green, Cecil Co., Md Ii-22-,r
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SOMETHING RICH.

4 tST Received and for sale, a very superior
% lot of French Peal China. with broad gilt
band; alsosFnalish and Stone China of superior
quality. Large Glass Fluid, Mantle and Brit
tana Lamps: mantle ornaments. Rockingham
SpitoonS, toy tuiubl rs. mulaSsrs cruts, and a
general assortment OF Quccnswarc. Cali at
rElL'S cheap Store and you can see item.
ElktOn. Nov 70
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LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber offers for Sale tract
of Land containing
FORTY ACRES,
more or less, and lying on thrroad lead
ing from the village of Port Deposit to
Battle Swamp, atiout half mile from
the first named place. The soil is of
the best quality, and the location very
desirable, as ready sale may be found at
the adjoining village for whatever pro-
ducc may be raised; manures may also
be obtained with comparatively little
hauling. A portion of this land is al
ready in all improved state, and with a
small additional expenditure might be
placed in excellent order. Good crops
of Corn and Wheat have been raised up
omit during the past year. The remuiD.
der is covered with valuable timber. To
person iShjng to provide himself with
snug home no situation could be more
suitable.
Also another tract of SIXTY ACRES,
lying upon the River hill near Rock Run:
of like quality and condition.
The title to the above tracts is unex-
ceptiorable. Possession given 25th
March nest, Inquire of
JOHN A. J~CRESWELL,
Nov, Goth 80 Ellston,
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For Rent.

The Old established Store House at
Rock Run in Port Deposit formerly &C
cupied by George Kidd & Co., and atev
by John A, Atkinson & Bros, together
with the COR 'nodious dwring attached
thereto. Apply to John c. 1vat-rsa.
Port Deposit or to the subscriber at Ek-
ton. Possession given immediately.
) pr IS 'JO-tf. +. A. ELLIS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-07

The New YORK MFrHopIsrs. AT a
meeting of the Me'hodit Preachers
New York, Brooklyn and Williams
burgh, on Saturday evening last, it was
resolved that the Resolutions recently
put forth on the subject of the Fugitive
Slave law, and assuming to speak for
the MethodistS generally had reference
only TO the churches in their individual
capacity They did not speak for the
churches in their collective capacity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-07

TIE lIAvRE DE GRACE BANK. The
New York S"n says Moses Y. Beach
has not th" slightest connection with
the Havre de Grace Bank, and that the
proceedings of the Grand Jury in Mary
land against him are the result Of NAL
ice. Mr.. Beach is lying dangerously i'll
from para ysl>. The sam also publishes
IA letter from Havre de Grace, which
charges the local directors with having
trunped up the accusations of emhcz2lr-
ment against persons at ii distance, to
hide their own short comings. The le-
gal investigation will probably show
"who's who' in the matter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-07

JENNY LlND.-The divine Jenny Lind
continues TO recover from her cold. She
expects to be III fine voice for the con-
cert tomorrow night. She will Ger.
tainly leave here on Saturday morning
in an extra car for Baltimore, and will
dine at Barnum's Hotel, where she has
taken IA suit ofrooms, the same day.