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year foreign vessels OF thoss nations which have not
sdopssd the terms Of reciprocity established BY
trance to the ports Of Chile six rss in addition TO
the two rsia which they pay for each ton OF mss.
2 Merchandise imported after the date above
named, In such vessels, ahAll pay an additional
lishsd or which hereafter may be estsbiishsd '.''
g. For this additional charge bills shsl he signsd
be cancelled and in like manner the additional ehsr,s
on tonnage established by article shall be returne
rom the day In which the equality Of fags shall be put
In practice by the nation to which the vessel belongs
may be made to appear by the official notice given
by the respective governments to that Of Chui
only be In respect to certain kinds OF as
for instance the products Of the country this recpro
s % nc. .o nIla & sIoep1 IN 70 rel
industry Of the nation to which the vessel may be-
long In which i is imported and only As respects
there Will the bill and security which the preceding
article speaks, be cancelled.
This republic continues IN state Of tranquility
and there Is NO cause to fear fresh disturbance
General Belzu had left sucre for the northern pro-
vinces and was expected to arrive In La Paz early in
January. Bavian had returned to Copisps, having
had to abandon his revolutionary schemes. On 90.
count Of the large quantities Of conrrabsnd Casca
rlla, which had been seized. tho smuggling OF this
article was considerably the decline The quantity
existing In the hands Of the company ct La Psz was
Ecuador.
Advices from Guayaquil announce the termination
OF the Presidential election in the triumph Of the
Noyoa party
The government of Quito gave a certain quantity of
money to the garrison of Csyambe in order raise
movement The troops raised, with the names of
Movoa and vsdviezo on their banners but, very
after, the neghborng people OF rabacundo took arms,
fell in with the soldiers, disarmsd them, and put an
end to this pronunciamiento This government OF
Quito sent troops in order to protect this
The two armies were In presence Of each other,
the parish Of Quinche
1t was believed that the Qutenos would, very soon
attack Manuel Maldonado with a column OF infantry,
as strong as the troops under the command of Imbs
hura
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~N"e - - 4SA Ve8N9H - =
Jno. Moreland,
Edw. spaulding,
e. Wade,
J. G. Burnhsm,
Chas. 8. Tying.
Willim Fulton,
j 3. Thrasher,
Ch aries 3. West,
Henry M. Parsons,
Thos. j Kahn,
Isaac furnald.
Vim. X. Harvey,
George Merricf,
fieo. A. Churchill,
Edward Gooding,
b. Y. Thrasher,
Daniel Warren,
Geo. A. Carter,
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Sale at Holywsll, June q, 1850 80 tons Whsa
watkins lesd ore. ex william Hyde, els per tso-
Purchaeers-M~srs walker, ,ParksrS Go and Msssrs.
Newton. Kestes Co.
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WEST NOTTINGHAM ACkD.
EH1sx

fTHE undersigned pastor Of the Nottingham
J. Presbyterian Church; and recently appoint
ed Principal Ct the Nottingham Academy. de-
srcs 10 call the attention Of parents and guar1i-
ans 10 this long established school, which in past
days has enjoyed so much public confidence and
patronage under the able direction of the late
DIR. Magraw, and the present Prof. G.. Burrows,
of Latay ete College. 1t is earnestly hoped that
It's present management will not be found I'M
worthy of its past history. Boys will either be
prepared for college, or business pursuits as
their friends may direct. Board and lodging
can be had in quiet Christian families in the
immediate vicinity, at the rate of 90 week.
The principal would be glad to receive into his
own house four young boys.
The charge iortuilion is SO per session for
classical scholars, 81 per session for English
scholars. The next session will commence on
WEDNESDAY,. 9th day of November next.
The, chuol enjoys the advantage Of being situa-
ted in healthy neighborhood, and among re-
tired religious community, ana of being very
caSyof acccsS--it is within five miles of Port
Deposit AM eli ;It Of Pcrlyyile. Please direct
TO Rev. \. \. HODGE,
Woollawn, Cecil Co., Mar, land.
Oct. IL 81 If.
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.MHRSH9L'S S4LE.

DY virtue ola writ OF Fl. ia. issued by the Clerk
ID of the United States District Court, in and
for the Maryland District, and to me directed,
in the name of Joseph Loane and Jabez Loane,
use of j. c. Reeves, VS.. Francis King, George
Deal and Thomas BroXon, his stipulators, will
expose TO Public Sale, for cash, on
Saturday. the 18th day Of November,
at II O'Clock M. at the Court House door in
Elkton, Cecil county, Nd, the life estate OF
George Deal to a certain tract of Land lying
and being in Sassallas Neck, Cecil county, and
in the State Of Maryland, containing
One hundred and 1ane .Acres,
more or less; known by the name of ssHiil's Adj
venture' and .'Daniels DEM levied on as the
property ofthe said George Deal, and to be sold
TO satisfy said fl ia debt, interest and costs.
THos. II. KENT, of JOS,
U. S. Marshal for Md. District.
JOSEPH MAHAN, Deputy Marshal.
Nov Is, 1851 3w
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DEtEGGE T..

Willam-Good morning John, how are you?
John-Why William! how do You do!
William-very well indeed, sir, il is quite cold
this morning.
John-Yes, and il bids fair for continuing so
for the present, by the by, speaking ofthe
weather, begin 10 feel my oil! light clothes a
little unreasonable, and a replrnishina Of my
wardrobe is necessary, or the blighting irosts Of
winter will be upon me unpreparcd.
William We'll John, it is moi Il safe policy to
let these things be too long, that every person
must admit, but yun need not be put 10 The least
Inconvenience at the present time. All you
have 10 do is 10 st"p down to WELLS and you
can suit yourself with any kind of clothes you
want, except Boots and Shoes. He thinks there
are men engaged in tint business exclusively,
enough 10 supply The wants Of the community,
and he goes On the principle ofhyimg 10 Tire and
let lire.
John--Ah, t!at's the reason Wells don't keep
Boots and Shoes. Then such man should he
encouraged by every friend ct Home Industry,
AMI whatever want in his line of business
will buy Ct him, if he will sell to me right.
WiIlan--Iry him, and fyou can't deal with
him, you can not with any man in this town,
tiat know; and ify you want any thing made to
order, he will warrant To give perfect saiislac-
ton.
John-TEank you sir, will call on him.
Good morning.
Elhton, Oct. % 81
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T II Z CECIL w HIG
To u eahers and GORE spORGCnt!

UyOn our first page this week we have in
the way of poetry some pretty lines, addressed
we believe, to a dashing young lady Of our town
who could with little effort, we doubt not,
induce their author TO tell the story Of his life"
or any other story.
e. Mrs. Fell writes spirited reply to"Ham-
ia," which should have been published before
this, but the election threw us all aback.
D-Our friend W. P. f. gives us an enter
tanning letter from the West; and '7hc Ghost
Story is an amusing one.
QC-The long Post Office advertisement will
it in Supplement-; so our paper will assume
its usual order of arrangement.
lC~We ran out OF papers last week before
mailing TO our special correspondents and friends.
We regretted the oversight, but they will not
when we tell them it had nothing in it but al
verlisements and election returns.
DJ~The letter "From the Missisflpi'' is from
the pen Of Mrs. G. II. HuH formerly Mis-, Shey-
borne, one of the gifted ladies of our country,
who has written many charming things, and has
suIctHsiuiIN Cpilpctcu lOl IhlLtS UIcIeu
by our periodicals and literary papers. We
shall be most happy TO hear from her often.
We have reason 10 believe that the Hsc author
she encountered was none other than our friend
and correspondent Pinckney Emins.
Oy"''A Sketch Of Mount Pleasant" by ''Ham-
lel,' will be printed next week.
give have on file for publication lengthy
and Interesting article on "7he lasting properties
Of GnaHo," addressed to the Editor Of the Bos-
ton Cultivation, by Maj. John Jones. We are
pleased that the Major makes our paper the
vehicle of his IDEAS on farming, and the details
olhls experiments.
GyFrom "EHen Grey we have three oriei-
nal poems: "Ihc Husbuni's Pragcr,' "Io Mtn-
nie Meirose," and cts Sueet 70 Dream," which
We will soon publish.
L<5~"IHe american Farmcr,' is finely
written address and will he published as early "a:
We have room in the Agricultural Department.
C-Nario,rs Other articles than those above
enumerated have been received, and will be at
tended to without delay.
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NEW FALL GOODS
In Store Opposite the Court House.
B. F. MAY

TT AS received a fresh supply of Fall Goods.
IL which he respectfully invites the public TO
call AMI examine.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Twecds, cassinetts, Ken
lucky jeans, FlannelS, woollen aud cotton IN va
rious colors, Ladies dress goods, Exhibition
robes, Chene plaids, Persian dclaines, chene
challe ruby delaines, Ihibct cloths, French me
rinocs, Alpacas Mousln drlaineS, Silks. Prints,
Ginghams, Bay State Shawls, Bleachcd and bro.
muslins, cold cambrics, bed ticking, White
goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queensware, Groce-
ries, sc, &c.
Elkton, Oct. 1851.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
NEW E'sgsTl,

II BROWN, j., bess leave to inform his
IL. customers and the public generally, that
he has associated with him in business Samuel
b. Foard Esq, and the business will hereafter
be conducted under the firm of Brown & Foard.
They have just opened large and superior
stock of Fall and Winter Goods, embracing the
latest varieties orladies' and genlemcn's dress
goods, also a great variety of staple and fancy
articles, all Of which they are offering at prices
unusually low.
They invite their friends and the public TO call
and see their goods, as they are confident that
their stock cannot be surpassed in tins market.
oct. IL. BROWN & FOARD.
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EgGNN gT&,

Mrs. ARAMINTA FOARD respectfully in
III vites the attention Of the Ladies to her
handsome and well selected assortment of Fall
and Winter Millinery, which she has just re-
ceived from Philadelphia. consisting Of BonnctS
and Bonnet Materials, of Nelvets, Plush, Satins,
watered and plain Silks ofaIl coiors, with a va
ricty Of ribbons. feathers, caps and flowers all
of which she will dispose Of on the most reason
able terms. Oh i3onnets altered and repaired
at the shortest notice, and on terms to give SAT
islactiun. Customers Will find her al the old
stand directly opposite Mr.. Torbcrt's store.
Two or three apprentices wanted Immediately
at the Millinery business.
N. B. The Store room now in the occupancy
of Mr.. Enorh Crouch ms Il Shoe Store for rent;
possession given 2Jth Of March 1852.
Oct25 w
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DELAWARE CHgZEG,E.

The duties Of this Institution will be resumed
Oh the ooh IF October.
In the .Scjcaiidc .SchC0l now connected with
the college, young mrn in advance of our acade-
mics, enjoy rare facilities in preparing for liac
teal life. In the Mercantile Temperament n
thorough business education may he had. IT. The
.dgtirnlurai Department special attention is
given To- .9Gr'"WiinrH! chemistry. Their" is also
TfaciT& Department ana Depa' tlnrnt Of
NyjyA Languages.
NEWARK ACADEMY opens en- the same
lay (!9th orOct) Applications for omission
shouIi he made cnly. Term bill SIS. Tor
circulars giving fall information, address.
Rev. W. $. +. GRAHAM,
AUG % Priest. of the College
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THE RINGGOLD HOUSE.

EIIISHER a. WHITE, respectfully announces
H. TO the citizens of Cecil county, that he has
taken the centre house in '-Whann's Row" FIR
ton, Immediately opposite Gebhart's, formerly
Kings Hotel; and that he has opened the same
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
for the accommodation Of the public generally
Meals will be served up at all hours, and his Wis
tiers supplied with all the delcacics of the sea-
son. His bar will be furnished with the choicest
liquors. in short, nothing Will be omitted 10 min
sterto the qualification of those who may favor
him with a call.
May 4th, 1S50-t
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James NJ. Coale, John Lee, VIM. p. An
derson,~ James M. Geyer.* There is a
tie for the sixth member.
Washington county-George Cush-
wa John Wolff Geo. Strause, Edward
NJ Mealey, William D. McCardell.
Allegany county-John Frantz, of
Jos.,% Richard Fairall," John Everett
Jefferson NJ. Price,
Montgomery county-Robert T..
Dade,* Alex. kilgour.
Prince Georges county-Wm. Du-
vail, Thos. |. Marshall, John B. Brooks,
Jr.
Hartford county-Alfred w. Bate
man." Thos. Hope" VIM. B. Stephen
sons
Cecil county-John w. Morgan,
George Ricketts,, Cornelius Smith.
Kent county-William F. Smyth,
Thos. Baker.
Queen AIMS county-Lemuel Rob
erts, y Joel Thomas.
Talbot county--W. B. Willis" 0.
P. Sparks
Caroline county-Edgar Plummer,*
H. NJ. Goodwin.
Dorchester county-Wm. Frazier,
Reuben Tall, Thos. J. Dali.
Somerset county-John Curtis, John
Flemming,s VIM. S. Waters, Benz.
Landlord.
Calvert county--John Parker,* Chas.
s. Parran.
Charles county--James D. Carpinter,
John W. jenkins.
Worcester county-John l.. Hearn,
George W. Landing,* l.. J. M. P.
Broadwater.*
St. Mary's county-Wm. H. Thorn
as, John F. Dent.
HoGs.--The Louisville Journal of
Thursday says:-The market continues
quiet buyers still refusing to come up
to the views of holders. We hear of
only one sale-1,400 head, from 50 to
10 miles in the country, at 1926 gross.
900 head were also offered at this place
and found no takers. If the weather
continues as cold for a day or two as it
was yesterday, some ofthe packers in
tend to commence operations.
THE [RIsH ExILEs.-Gov. Johnston OF
Pa, has been requested to preside over
the meeting, to be held shortly in Phil
adel phla, to adopt measures to secure
the release of VIM. Smith O'Brien and
his fellow eXjlps. Letters approving
the call of the meeting have been re-
ceived from ex-Vice President Dallas,
Hon. Richard Rush, Hon. Joseph K. In
gersoll, and other distinguished gentle.
men.
THE STATUTE OF LlMITATIoN.-ln an
action for debt before the Circuit Court
at Washington, on Friday last, it was
ruled that proof of a new promise was
NO, c,,rr.tapt N her Of fbn 10, ,at ,,,,
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be offered at Public Sale, by the heirs
w of Samuel Reynolds, decd, on
Friday, the 2lst dag Of November,
small Farm, containing
52 Acres.
OF which about 8 acres are in wood, and the res
idue in arabic land. Ii is situated in OCtorar0
Hundred, Cecil county, Nd, adjoining lands of
the heirs of the late doctor Physick, David
Moore. and others; convenient 10 mills, schools,
and places Of public worship--the situation is
high and healthy, and the soil improved and pro-
ductive; the buildings consist oi comfortable
two story Dwelling House, Il frame barn, smoke
house, corn crib. Wagon house and other out
buildings; there is also apple and peach orch
ard on it. Tile indisrulnble and clear ofall
incumblance. Termc made known on da, Of
sale. Nov. It's
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has several Tiacts Of Land
living near Elklon md North Fast, Tor sale. He
will sell on favorable terms in lots to suit pur-
chasers. 1lfoS. S. THOMAS.
Two or three tenant, wanted fer small tarms.
North East, Aug. 80, If
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HATS! HATSl-Just received a large as
IL sortment of fashionable Hats four qualities
of silk Hats; new style Brush called Rob Roy,
Slouchcs, childrens' black Furs, new style. AL
of which will be sold at city cash prices. n
WELLS Elkton Hall of Fashion. [Oct Is
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FILL Ant WRITER CLoTTlr.G.
A NEW AND COMPLETE assortment Of
u the latest and most iaNhiorahles'yi c ofMrN :
AND BOWS CLOTHING, manufactured in the best
manner, nay b. lad at tbs lowest Cash Prices
at
GEORGE CULIN'S
Clothing Establishment, Southeast Corner OF
Second and Market SIS. PHILADELPHIA,
Embracing choice assortment Of
DRESS AND F2OCE COATS,
CLOAkS, SACK COATS,
BANGUp COATS,
BUSINESS COATS, &c.
Together with his usual extensive variety oi
English. French and American cloths and VIM
ter Fabrics. suited 10 the wants Of Men and
Boys, both for dress and busincs, garments.
Particular care Las been iahrn I" procure a
complete assortment Of goods adapted to the new
style
WlNTlR COATS,
PANTALQONS,
VESTS. &C..
To which he would invite special attention, and
particularly t" Ills gyv assortment Of
FJRNI}N.|G GOODS.
CONSISTING Of rhirta, STOCKS. iIandErrchcfs. SC.
All Of which ave offered ut The lowest possible
cash prices, and as cheap as any other Clothin.
store in the Union.
[Cy+Parcnts who desire BOYS CIuhinr. are
earnestly invited 10 examine the stock. as the
greatest cmc has been taken Ia provide lie most
durable patterns adj desirable styles, at the
most economical rates.
-.'Small notes taken AT par for goods.
Philadelphia, Get IL Sit.
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GRc. ,EHEgls. CLOTHING, sc.

TlT&r received frcm Philadelphia and Balti-
a more a fresh stock Of Groceries. Hats, Caps,
Ready made Clothing, &C., all Of which will he
sold at prices To suit the times. Persons in want
of CHEAP FAIL CLOTHING, would do well
to call as my stock is now complete. Store oppo-
site Taylor's Hotel.
Sep 80 IN HENRY VANDERFORD.
T T. WELLS is now prepared TO make mp
u goods TO order with neatness and despatch.
and from long experience he feels hlmself sol-
n warrantng cit in any shape or ST. efe.r.
ment.
LINTON "a" q f"&"J IN, opposite Johnson Hotel
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NOTICE.,

The Commissioners of Cecil county,
elect, are requested to meet at the Office
Of the County Commissioners, in the
Court House in ElLton, on SATURDAY
the 22nd day of November, inst, to
qualify and organize for business.
p. G. RICKETTS,,
Nov. Sth, 1851 Clerk.
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ESga sz.AssEACT0EY,

RLAi5 y Ed 10
No. lii Eacc Street,
Between Fourth and Fifth, opposite Crown St.)
PHILADELPHIA.
JTTERE the Proprietor is enabled, by in
w creased facilities, to supply the growing
demand for IIoyER'S INK, which its widespread
reputation has created.
Thjs Ink is now so wei! established in the
you'd opinion and confidence Of the American
Public, that it is scarcely necessary TO say any
thing in its favor, and the manufacturer takes
this opportunity to say that the confidence thus
secured shall not be abused.
In addition to the various kinds of Writing Ink,
he also manufactures Alamantine Cement for
mcnding Glass and China, as well as superior
Hair Dye; Il trial only is necessary to insure its
future use, and Selling Wax, we'll adapted for
Druggists and BottlerS, al a very low price, in
large OF small quantities. All orders addressed
to JOS. Z. HOVER, Manufacturer,
Sep l3 Sin No. IA Race Street.
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Carriage for Sale.

A fashionable one horse carriage, nearly new
lllor sale: to be seen at the wheelvrighl shop
of John c. Tweed, Wilmington, to whom apply;
or to the subscriber near Elk Iron Works.
Nov Is If JANE T.. TWEED.
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y i,ing SER Fsotel at ERrii ate sale

TOGETHER with from sixteen to eighteen
L acres ofhighly improved land situated in the
village Of the Rising Sun, Cecil county, Mary
land. This village is rapidly improving, there
having been recently erected in said village,
Machine Shops and Iron Foundry, and is alto
gether desirable situation for public business
being well provided with suitable buildings,
such asa substantial Brick House. barn, she'd
ding, carriage houses, ice Gus ;, corn cri }, gan-
airy, wood house, &c.
Apply to the subscriber on the premises
Nov 10 81 GEORGE HOSKINS.
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ca 4 Y D..

AND,
900 BAGS Peruvian Guano, lust imported
in good Cotton Bags for sale in lots by
A. ALI.DERDlCE s son,
N. W. corner Front & ORANGE Sis.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
SERBS.
100 Bus. Prime Cluvcrsced Secd-tGG Bus.
Prime Timothy seed. Farmers and others who
desire superior article at fair rate are invited
10 call. A. ALLDERElCE &SON,
N. ". corner Front & Orange SITS.
March |, '5l--9m. WILMINGTON, Del.
NOTlCE.-The state meetings of the Or
phans Court of Cecil county, are held en- the Sc
cond Tuesdays in February, April, June, August
October and December. School Accounts must he
presented, on the second Tuesday in January, the
Isl Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday in June
and the 3rd Tuesday in October.
GEO. r. HOW ARD, Reg. Of Wills.
Ian 1th 1851.
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From the Baltimore Sun.
List of IN Rsbers OGtHiI Maryland
Lp2iSsLturp.

The following list of the names of
the members of the Senate and House
ofDelegates of Maryland has been pre-
pared for the Daily Sun, from the most
accurate sources. 1t will be seen that
the House is composed of 43 democrats
and 80 wings, and the Senate of II
democrats Gncluding MIR. Williams,
from this city, and 10 wings, with
vacancy, in consequence of tie in
Washington county. Should Mr.. Key
ser be permitted to retain his seat, the
Senate will consist of 10 democrats and
II wings.
THE SENATE.
This body, under the new constitu-
ton, is composed of % members, who,
on assembling in January; are to be d.
vided into two classes--the first class to
serve two, and the second class four
years. The election to supply the
places Of the first class will take place
on the first Wednesday of November,
1888. The following are the names of
the present Senator's:
Bait. City-Nathaniel Williams, dem.
Baltimore Co.-Hugh Ely, dem.
Anne Arundel Como. S. Sellman, dem
Howard GOWN. w. Watkins, wing.
Carroll Co.--John R. Longwell, whig.
Frederick Co.--Jacob NJ. Kunkel. dem.
Washington Co.--(no Senator yet elect
Allegany Co.--William Weber, dem.
Montgomery GOWN. l.. Gather, wing
Prince Georges co.-Jno D. Bowling, do
Hartford co.-Henry D. Farnandis, wing.
Cecil co.-John NJ Miller, dem.
Kent co.-.Iohn E. Cacy, whig.
Queen AIMS GOWN. Grason, dem.
Talbot co.-Edward Lloyd, dem.
Caroline co.-A. J. Willis, dem.
Dorchester COB. G. keene, wing.
Somerset co.-John H. Done, whig.
Calvert co.-Daniel Kent, dem.
Charles co.-John Matthews, whig.
Worcester co.-James NJ. Holland, dem.
st. Mary's co.--Jno. H. Sothoron, wing.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
This body is composed of IA members,
who, under the new constitution are to
hold their seats for two years. The
following is list oil the names OF the
members elect. Democrats are desig-
mated by ()
Baltimore city-Wm. George Baker,
John w. Davis John Morris,* VIM.
A. Stewart Elias Ware,* Covington
D. Barnitz,* A. D. Miller,* Martin J.
Kerney,* Bolivar D. Danals,* Joseph
Weathers.*
Baltimore county-John nj. WISE
Philip Poultney,* John T. Ford,* Levi
A. Slade,* Chas. A. Buchanan, John
Bosley.*
Anne Arundel county-Mareen NJ.
Duvall,* Gabriel H. Duvall, Robert
Franklin.*
Howard county-Charles G. Hanson,
William Hughes
Carroll county-Daniel Stull,* John
E. H. Ligget,s Elijah F. Crout.*
Frederick county-Davls Richardson,
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SURVEYING.

THE undersigned, a practical Surveyor, in
forms the citizens of Cecil county, that he will
attend to surveying land in all parts OF the coun-
ty, and respectfully solicits business. Post
Office, Shelemiah, Cecil county, Md.
Nov Is If JAS. THOMAS JANNEY.
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Maryland Institute Exhibition Of
MAMIE

III Baltimore from october 21, 10 Norembr 10,
D OUND TRIP Tickecs good within three
III days, during the continuance of the Exh-
h,tIon, VIII be sold at the following stations by
The PhlNl'a, Wilm'n, & Bali. K. K. Co.