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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTU, ESSEN COUNTY. VA.


y5NS Institution is intended combine the advantages OF NO
rough Academic instruction with the comforts an discipline
well christian home All the branches OF an English
and Classical Education together with French Italian and German
taught The teacher MIR j. L. Williams NJ OF the Gni.
vey Virginia The location healthy retired and easy oil ac'
Number OF pupils limited.
TRaMs-Por five months payable advance for TUT
Board Lodging, Washing. Meng. &C. slO This pays for
the regular course language No
The pupils permitted deal credit All ter luhus must
be deposited with the subscriber. -,
Circulars containing fuller Of the School viii he sent 10
those who request IL Apply 10 KEY joiN r. Mc"olhE.
Aug. li-ei Loretto. Essex county Va
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.,
Eiyhty-Sixth Session, 1S51-52.
YHNE will commence MONDAY, October the 6 and
4 terminate the close of March ensuing ~ . =
Theory and Practice Of Medicine by GEORGE D. WOOD NJ D..
Anatomy WILLIAM L. HORSER. NJ. d.
MsIeria Metc, and Pharmacy. Joseph CARSON, NJ. D.
Chemistry, JAMES b. ROGERS.M D.
Surgery, WILLIAM GIBSON, VI. y.
the Diseases OF Women and Children HUGH L.
HODGE. NJ. D. ,.
WOOD. NJ u. and by GEO w. NORRIS, NJ D.
Medicine and in surgery y the Pro
Faculty assisted by w w GERHARD NJ d.
aud HENRY ii. SMITH, NJ. D.
Practical Anatomy by JOHN NELL NJ D. Demonsraor
An,oun, Fees tor Lectures in the University, slo9
MaIricuaug Fee, (l,ald once onlyJ .
Hospital Fee. w
Practical Anatomy, ~
Graduating fsS W E noRNER N. D.,
Dean OF tho Medical Faculty
3sG Chestnut Street, above Thirteenth opposite the U. Mint
Philadelphia. Aug. 5-etl5oct
F.IRIVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
gNE session OF this Institution will commence on Inc hrst
Monday October and Close the last Friday in July follow.
Terms the session Of so months asfollows a,
Board aud Tuition IL the English branches, sl3a
Tuition a!cne, ~
French and Latin EACH 20
II" sss es:s- Se~iS S''' ""'' M inc riS<lEy Principal
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MEDICaI- DEPARTMENT.

Medical Department. the entire expense FOR ur, % eu ]
ing the ticket and dissecns fee Is s?o nc
of nine months enables the student complete course
any other hedcal Institution OF 'he oo " "
tending only TWO lecturesa day. ,
An nct prossor having been app med this department. the
course study naged The subjects OF Equity anu
fully than has hitherto been
accabc and there added shGrt OF Lectures
;hs Civil Law together with exposition OF the mos important
. i..dins SOS in .w and Equity WM 5. KEMPEH,
' Proctor and Patron Of the University Of Virginia
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
I1SIIpnS1nx OF IIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF EIRGlStA.
yHNE ni the University q" \Hslhe VIII COM
meme. aud continue %iioui eriasion un'
Ill the 29h OF Jure The University comprises INC scooS
an lcctureship. viz --.>.r, ,,,pr,co>, :, -
? Moi,n Inn.uarcs-proessur NJ. SCl1ELE DE WE'RE, L. L.
g. Observation-Disclosures EDWARD H. COURrENAI, l.. L. d.
Natural Philusorhy-rror%ur WIN B. ROGERS. l.. l.. ID.
Chemistry and Mataria Mc,ca-Proessor ROBERT +. RO
GERS NJ. ID.
Comparative Anatomy, Physiology and Surgery-JAMES D.
Mural rhilosophy-rrofes.or WIN II. McGuFFEY d. d. L.
Law-rrrfes,Or JOHN D. MINOR, l.. L. D. Adjunct PROBES
sor JAS r. lOLCOMBE.
10 aud emonsrsur Of Special and Pathological Anal
omY-JOlIS SrAIGE DAVIS AN, NJ u.
To be admitted INTO the University the student muSt DC "
age but oi TWO brothers applying for maricualo 'e may
under the age vi l6. 49,
II the applicant admission has been student nj any oet
Seminary he received into tho on'ersi
produce certificate such seminary, or ote saaae
evidence the Faculty ofgeneai good conduct
The whole exclusive "l eoes o"ehH d
pocket money, estimated as follows: .,m,
Board udng furniture and attendance for months, soo
and Candles furnished by the Proctor al cos ana
Der ecu, estimated only student III ie ao
miiory. S3U; II two in the same room at SIS, 40
" Washins may be had al about $40 4 session. ~
ro domory S6 for half occupied by TWO s'u
dents SIS,
MsIricuauon fee use Of Library aud Public Rooms 10
FEES- single Professor be attended $50 II two sou caGh;
each. In the school ui Law, Ill the 'u
the above, the intermediate class te
the class S70 the hisher eo
each instance giving admissions besides, 10 any lower e"s
in the School, say -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30

Al IL >fA"If. Es.'. LII ~f:MiStRs
" 80! ta.nrt nv" miles ciow charlottesville, within
4" "lrc Yards o. tie Nr-.4 Gears. Ka!toa!, AID mnicl.
st..: ol?@i" to. I }. R.ri"GaS.
i~ n" Sch" Miss " WI.cins.) has had charge
4 l" "S tamil tor T." tsi : nnhs giving the most nn
G'"st -%.nn" he patrons h"s expiration OF tic term
-" ir. aud iIhic al the School. on
"" c,a o st. rHH.n'y expect I" 81 y The parents :"
The ssarrer G.t lc .: pu'rry VII
stg d,; I pose si S:"i that snail speaN
!.t1 ts >!Esa t,"neE '"ns'' pleasant one In the i"Id
H. g.o ., yyi!l all .u-!sh branches usua!
3 a ~, h.: rr., S..li.u ?ics n.;;n. rrencl.
ru e Gi Vocal l.g-.c. Painting ard Drawing with
T..n.< Yer session or ten month. will be-
E-. i.ncsl branches a"! Fre.cn. S.@
I@.j .na ,"i1s .
" r % lriT arn"ii. ani they S!I b" promptly met a.
sjo" the rn my house, and conveyed thence with 'he
M .es iii Sep Will be 1fedc',vil!c, Gaocland
>.gr 50, s.o.,. RICn'D. w. WYATT.
NEUiCAi. UFpA.lT3igN'T OF tIA5iPDEN slD-
My COLLEGE, RICHMOND. VA
TEE ionr I'll n conrs :" Lrsnrr" wI commence on Mon
n.y. ,ac l'h Of o'.her, s5 a"i c"niHuc uGr lie first {"
Mach Ir for cnacTrg degrees will he
.e., m,jle al March.
l. BoilANHAS NJ D., rroF OF Obstetrics AMI Diseases O
l. " CiIANnIVIAINE, NJ D., Prof OF Ma;cria Me1icu
MAUplS. NJ D.. Prof. oi Chemistry and Pharmacy.
cilAS. BELL. GIBSON IL d. Prot Of Surgery and surGea
C:&rEn p JOHNSON NJ. D, Prof Of Anatomy and rhysOo
DAVID II TUCKER, " D., Prof of Theory and Practice o
\ T. pETlroLAS. NJ. l.. Demonstration OF Anatomy.
iH 'sci,s Anatomical and Clinical instruction. IN his 10
tiD'ui ";c gnsrI passed
ErSsEs Zee 81 Professors fees tasgrcga.e) slo5
heors Ianrs i,c slU Graduation lee So
Ii" nf board Including iel, lights and servants Attendance
fHSUHiy So. or S3: per week.
IL ca'a.ncuc cccatanns fuller information concerning th
,rIo. NIL b. re IT, those apry for H. or SPECIFIC en-
s. MAuPIN, NJ. D,
trtvD n.or nt hu rul
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,,n- SATI0SAL MEDICAL C0LLEGE.

M ncs Ia ,his Institution will commence on tho hrst Mon
"; " November aud Continue until March
THOMAS ,,, FACULTY.
wv hliil MD. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Of Women a d. Professor of Obstetrics anu Di0ea'es
,:. 1 nEi NEi MD Professor OF Macra Medical Therareu
uts Of Sry NAY ND Professor Of the Principles and PTae
MI " LLRNn Professor Of Pathology and Practice OF
fahhng!cal Aaajoly ' itp'e'soi W 'iNio7e'fiS ~
sty ANU 'o"ENAN NJ b., Professor OF Chemistry and Phar
he T,c =, M,IAN, VI D. rr'ecor and Dcmons,ra,or
t N''e 'o 'ul course lectures. by all the Profess
prr,T.i ,o,, s95
NJ. M',.1. - hHai":rr, by The De,ons,ra,or 10
r - '"''ig lee. ia. abb, Only once " (
"'it'1"c expenses " or
.'H!ta!ns:Tgcun Given re,,t,l. -, -, 90
s. i-ciui '&'i', ,,i al tne Washington intraary
r. Join FRED. MAY, ID. Dean
Ts.iIl .,,,r,' 80 ,.tAoENi. KING AND QUEEN.
i..,,.. ,e next session this institution, COM
tst if'ifher and end the 2uti December
Covxc c % f"sc"t iataa! H,L eirient associates Mr.
o Virginia '''sH'hc AMI iir KIDD cl The Univcrslty
C..>... @ o. lie session will be, tntiun in all the
evr ' n'i"img every necessary exeept lights, $50
- " tls.w"nl Aca,'r NV X 40 ,rr s.asw,f
rs7Err.v... AN ELLA ACNUEMY.
u,r nous, y" 'H lns tuition will October lst, ane
fayatn 80. 'ea- Terms: s2tn for Board and Tuition
J.. 81, ~ 'r Isl ni october 100 on the March, Pupl
Ur !t htiFn1i ~iI i,l yancc the AppomatuA
s"'s '"e IN :ae, "lodorc Post Office Amelia co
PS,, WM. H. II .ERtsON,
t!e WHO his a: ;wo years sxp ricIcc teacher
ne D. : tesinatals ol competency AMI character
!ei Tie eaung year TO Commence September
'"'e' Aug 2-c&yw
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Irel.xr, Piled for the Richmond Enquirer
Gu BA.

MARKETS-Sales OF 200 b5ls. Howard Street hour werf
made to-day at 50 go a 81. Grain unchanged
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We indebted the aagacous and patriotic author for
copy OF work jis published in Philadelphia entitled 'NE
aRo-aASIA: being examination tho falsely assumed
o!uly 0! the various Of men, demonstrated by the in
vsstigaiors of Champolon Wilkinson, RoseIni Van Am
ringa tidlun Young, Morton, Knox Lawrence, Gen. J..
H. Hammond Murray, Smith ". Gilmore, Smms, En-
gish Conrad EIIcr pcichod, Bumenbac, Cuyer, Brown,
c Valiant Carlyle Cardinal Wseman Burckilard', and JEFF
icrson together with n concluding chapter, presenting u
comparative statement Of the condition Of the negroes IN the
West Indies before and since emancipation BY John Camp.
bell author OF Theory Of Equality. Lectures upon the
great French Rerolution AN examination OF the English
Corn and Provision Laws &c"
The author made eloquent and staesmankc speech at
the great Philadelphia meeting dcnouncc the Cnristlana
Outrage and vindicate the law.
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You will linus see ai Ind time 10 ACT nno :a II was
in ny power do any thing lcI the inior'uafte men
vino had been induced rvnGe Cuba Win Tie pectaon
that ly wnnl be ivcd with open arms by Inc "Eoe ma
tive ropnlaun ut least =.
The charge ut Indifference The dreadful conI'on OF such
nan'er men, The btr.St encny nave on eafHl WI!
b,:r; and a.! believe il 10 be olsc ldlschood
and al Gniounded caiumny.
Ii il allowable -Ich all OCCASION, "o"'d most
Scianniy d, clare brprc God that in my Jihsn'eh at lie
time and under the crcuns il was not IN my power
either have mn interview with prisoners or TO have done
any thing on their behalf.
am very respectfully, your obd't ser't, our,
Such is TIC explanation which Mr Owen gives" his conduct
We canno. ulIr views OF ths letter.
than find them expressed in the ~ y Commercial A0re!
ise eadne WING paper This letter Says the AdverIse
fcie "Gy 10 his conduct towards the men VINO were exc
cucd Wr constrained say his explanation Is IN INC
highest trree sacory far as ii relates to ose rr
fortunate victims Of gross deuson and "e ind ltdlilcu
viz" d: Inc hearlless o this letter 10 hope Tor more
satisfactory Of his alleged neglect OF tie second
5e .c of pspncrs We shui condemn American
official representing his country abroad until ho as been
heard in his defence But thls be Mr. Ovens cX-
pana.ion" Join heartily in tic demand for his prompt
dismissal from office Tor which he is especially unfit!
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N6ST' sf'E.

ME 1he undersigned. SamrsiSricEers aprc;at l,
w ed by Cecil county Co~rs to value und di-
vide the Real Estate Of William Siagl., decd.
late Of Cecil county, Vccnrdins L. tie rroyisona
of the Acts Of Assembly in snch case made and
provided, ho hereby give notice nal concrln-'!,
thu, we shall meet ut the dwelling house Of
Nathaniel Shippers. nn the premises. Z" :aiu.'',y
the 21th Lay Of December rc&'. NJ "a u'~lcck
A. NJ, TO proceed in lh- busines f." which we
are appointed. "iLJIhM Fryer.
ANDREW HNPrET-.
VILLA" Mth,Ar.
Law kIFI,
JostiH ). h.iNGh~~.
Nov % I'm Coiuiu!ssiuue.s
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NOTICE..

'THE co-partncrship heretofore existing under
J. the firm OF MarshEank II Cnniwell Is tis
day dissolved, by mutual consent, all persons in
debied 10 the late firm are requested TO cali and
settle their accounts AT nm early dny with R,best
Marshbank. he is authorized to collect all r,cnev
lie 10 the laie firm. and settle nil claims against
it. ROBERT MARSHBANK,
Nov Is. MATTHEW lANTWEII,
The business will be continued Nv the Under
signed. who lenders his thanks for the libernl
patronage extended to him heretofore, and hspes
by strict attention TO the business, TO me,it the
same. He has now on hand, and still continues
to make to order, all kinds OF fashionable iurni-
turr und attend funerals at the shortest noti"s.
ROBERT MARSHBANk.
WILTON Nov 90 1851
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NEW FALL GOODS.
FEW EsEg q.

IT BROWN, j., begs leave 10 inform his
IL. customers and the public generally, that
ne las associated with him in business tana-l
Il. Foard Esq. and the business will hereafter
be conducted under the firm Of Brown Il Fonri.
They have just opened large snd superior
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods. embracing th.
latest varieties oIladies' and gentleI ems dress
goods, also great variety Of staple and fancy
articles, all of which they are Offering at priv-s
unusually low.
They invite their friends and the public to rnll
and see their goods, rs they are confident that
their stock cannot be surpassed in tins market.
oct IL. BROWN FOAkD.
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CO.N'ST.1BLE'S Sale.

Ey vittue ola writ of Ficri Facias iSsned by
ID John L. Brown. one of the Justices Of the
Peace OF the State of Nacyand. in and for Cecil
county. ut the suit of Caleb Reynolds, against
the goods and chattles, lands and tencments, of
William Foster, and to m" directed, have seiz-
edand taken into execution, al! the rinh., title,
intere.t aud estate. nj law and in equity. Of the
said William Foster, in and to all that piece or
parcel Of Land lying and bein" in Cecil county,
Nd, near the public road leading from E!kton
to North Fast. adjoining the lands ofNichola>
Manly. Thomas S. Thomas, and others. contain
ing 90 Acres moro or lrse: and herebp give no.
tice thht on SATURDAY. the27th day Of De-
cember. 1851 between . and O'Clock, P. NJ,
will offer for sale the said property, so seized
and taken in execution, BY public nncttnn 10 the
highest bidder for cash, ut the Cont House
door in E!kion. HEZ. FOAnD.
Dec. 6 Is (s;2.) Const
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DELAWARE eCaEEIE,

The duties of this Institution will be resumed
on the 10Th of October.
In III" Scientific School now connected with
the college, young men in advance Of oar acade-
mics, enjoy rare t""lliies in preparny for prac-
tical life. In the Morcanhir Dsrarf,nsnt a
thorough business education may be had In the
|gricnhnrGl Department special attention is
given 10 .1erjCnhnrHi chemistry. There is also
a Teachcr's Department und n Department Of
Modera Langmagss.
NEWARK ACAnEM" OPEN on The esnr
day ooh ofOctl Applications FOR admission
sh"ni h" nr " ra'ir. t"'u H'Ii ~. For
crcnlarS g,y,ne II iajoruat,"i ai.igr-s.
Etv. VI, :. r. lHAhhT,
Aug 90 lr"s. Of ihy Culirrc
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WE ST NOTTINGHAM ACAD
ENVY.

NHE undersigned pastor of the Nottingham
L Presbyterian Church; and recently appon,-
Ell Principal Of the Nottingham Academy, de-
srcs 10 call the attention OF parents and "uardi-
ans TO this long established school which in past
days has enjoyed so much public confidence and
patronage under the able direction of the late
Dr. Magraw,and the present Prof. G. Burrows,
of Lafayette College. 1t is earnestly hoped that
lis 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 mas direct. Board and lodging
can be had in quiet Christian families in the
Inmedia'" vicinity, al the rate of$2,OO n week.
The principal would be glad to receive into his
own house four young boys.
The charge for tuition is $40 per session for
classical scholars, 81 per session for English
scholars. tn" next session will commence on
WEDNESDAY,, oh day of November next
The school enjoys til" advantage of being situa-
ted in a healthy n"ighborhood. and among a re-
tired religious community, and Of being very
easy OF acccss--il is within five miles of Port
Deposit and eight of Perryvile. Please direct
to Rev. A. A. HODGE.
Noodiawn, Cecil Co., Mary land.
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.s0iu iGr CT Partre-hip.

THE pa. rship heretofore existing under
the firm Of Sturgcs & Porter, is this day di-solv-
ed by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the firm are requested to present
them for payment, and those indebted. will please
make settlement to George Sturges who contn-
ues the business OF making the latest Improved
Spiral Spring Mattresses, al The old stand, No.
80 Walnut st. GEO. STURGES.
A. i. PORTER.
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% ReaOcrs ano Correspondents.

1.-the original poem by s. J. c..
Whittlesey on our first is sweet, plaintive
and beautiful.
s5amlet's "Sketch of .Nem VuHey" is
weli written. We like these sketches
of his.
The article on Deaf and Dumb Mar
riages, s-as it professees to be--from
the pen of a deaf and dumb writer.
When one thinks of it, what triumph
of skill. patience and charity, is exhibit
ed in the successful operation of Deaf
and Dumb Institute, in which the sad
deficiencies of hearing and speech are so
well supplied. We shall be pleased to
hear often from "Joe.',
G-Our young friend G. i've take
the liberty to call him friend, though we
never saw him-sends us ".Nemories,'
which we will print next week. He
wall presently write well. In some of
his previous articles we have run our
pen through some words and lines, and
viii take few such lib critics with the
'one in hand, TO which, We take it for
granted, he will not object.
IF"lt is BETTING il: these pleasant
holiday times that we should follow the
bent OF our inclination, and give hear
ty mental shake of the hand 10 each of
our many "Readere and Correspondents;
and hereby, we send abroad, ava 7 oV sr
the drcary space of snow, a hearty con-
graduation to each that the joys of IN
other Christmas have met them, ana a
hearty wish that they may have "happy
New Year" Our corrrspondents-they
who lend us such ample assistance in
infnrming and amusing our readers
how glad we would be to meet them all
IN these convivial days; how glad 10
have them all with us together. MANY
of them only know each other through
the columns of The Whig-many of
them ve know only through their letters,
but that would not hinder US from hav-
ing pleasant meeting. And what
,cmps of correspondents we have: we
fnsl among the priced contributors
of the highest literary magazines and
the leading political, religious and neu-
trial misrepresentation abilities endors.
ednot only by the appearance of their
articles in. such places, but by the direct
encomiums of their editors. And our
"Renders' too: those who subscribe to
Tie Wig and pay for it-we would not
he unmi ndful of them. They furnish
"the Mcrs and sinews" which keep the
press moving. How glad we would be
to see them, as well; but we cannot-so
by the types we wish them happiness
and health and happy time through
the holidays. So may it be.
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NEW GOODS.
EXCELLE.NT .YHNORT.ME

EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT.
THE subscribers have just received i.om
Philadelphia. ii new and splendid assortment OF
ran IND BETTER GOODS,
which they are now opening. and which they
offer nj very low prices. Our friends and The
public are requested TO give us a call.
kEITLEWELL & co.
Sept 9th, 1851.
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKS FOR 1852.
TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT

$500 TO s,2. 600 A YEAR! To Min
listers, Colportems, Travelling Agents and 9TH
ers, who desire 10 circulate good books, at the
same time realize fair profits
&C. Book AGENTS WANTEn--To circulate
the Pictorial History of India and China; thrill
ing incidents of the Wars Of the United States,
and other truly valuable and illnstalrd works.
Address, postpaid. ROBERT SEARS.
ISL William st., New York city,
Newspapers throughout the United States,
copying the above advertisement, and giving it
one or more insertions, shall receive (prepaid) a
copy oiour "Niew OF New York in 1852 Pub
fishers will pleas" direct their papers to ''Sea. $
Family Visitor" n. Y. dec 80.
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A petition is now in circulation in Sa.
lem county, N. j., designed to be pre-.
sented to the Legislature, at its coming
session praying for law similar to that
Of Maine, abolishing the sale of all spir-
itnous liquors, except only for medical
purposes.
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willis Butter,

Respectfully informs the Public that ke has
received the
SPRING AND 81 MINER FASHIONS,
and Is prepared to made gentlemen's clothing in
the ncatrst manner. Call at the "BAzAAN'' aext
door To Tie Post Qaicc.
Elkton, March % 81.
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LAND FER SAIlE

THE subscriber las seva"al Tracts o. Land
lying near ElklOn and North Enst, tor sale. he
will sell on favorable terms in lots to suit pur-
chasers. THOS. S. THOMAS.
Two or three tenants wanted for small Farms.
North East, Aug. so, If
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HATS! HATS!-Just received n large ,s-
Ill sor,ment Of fashionable Hats; four qualities
Of Silk Hats; new style Brush called 'Rob Roy,
Slouches, childrcns' black Fur., new style. Al
of which will be sold al city cash prices. a
WELLS Elkign Hall ct Fashion. rot ~
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JAS. E. MCeEE.E.Dg GEE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chm
II Gerry, has opened an Office in Elklon. adjoin-
ing the residence of DR.. II. II. Mitchell, where
he MAJ at all times be- consulted on professional
business. He will also attend to the location
Of MILITARY LIND H.RRR.lNTS. through
an agent in Missouri, who in all cases will per-
sonally inspect the land before making the locs-
ton. Dec 6, 81 IT,
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John A. J. C-esw oil.

A ttorncy at Law. Office opposite the eoar
"A House.
Elkton, Nov. eff
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The PANAMA RhngoAD.-Among
the passengers hy the steamer FL Do
RADIO, which sailed from New York on
Monday for Chagres, were 226 mechan-
les and others, to be employed on the
Pana ma Roilroad.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-27

CrSomebody says, "The devil never
troubles busy man." This We know
to be false, Show us buster man than
the editor, and yot he is fortunate ifhe
has no more than one "devil' to trou-
BILE him, especially when "copy' is
short.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-27
.ADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

IHUTFS F.7NHlUN.HDLE DRENN GUOUN
W LACK Gro de Rhine, Chameleon 6lsee
I hsiIfs, Brocade do, Foulard do, Bre.,de
six poplins, Plain do, high colored Fnliste
B"re9r de LANES, Mouslin do, Silk Lu.tres
Linen DO, printed Cambrics, Lawns md Cling
Aams; tc@e:her with la,er assortment of Trim
miuss, i,anukercnipts. Gloves .nd Hosiery.
apr 10 For sale BY WIN. TOGEEET.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-27
George Earle.

A ttorncy al Law. Elkton, Md. Of;eensk,
IA door to Torbert's Store.
Dec. 18th 1850