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ZAgEsviLLE AND NEWARK r. iLRoAp Coupler
Hs.--The GAINESVILLE (Ohio> papers announce the
completion Of that par. Of the Central Ohio rail
road between that place and Newark This is a
part OF the line from Columbus to Wheeling. IL
Also connects ZnnesviIle by railroad with Pits
ourgh. Cleveland, Sandusky, and Cincinnati
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DsAru OF RicuAnD w. GiLL.-We regret to
learn that Richard w. Gill, eco died al his reei-
dence in Annapolis lnst evening. after a short III
ness. Mr.. Gil was clerk Of the court Of appeals.
end rss we'll and widely known as Efficient Of
fcer and valuable citizen. - baltimore Patriot
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THE Il p U BLIC.
WASN'T N GTON:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1852.


In the Senate, yesterday, the French Spolia
ton bill was taken up, and made the special
order for the third Monday in February. The
bill granting land to the State Of Iowa, in aid
Of the construction Of certain railroads in that
State. was further debated by Mr. SUMNER.
and then postponed till Thursday.
In the House of Representatives the resolu
ton directing the Committee on Printing to
contract with DoNELsoN and ARMSTRONG for
the printing and binding Of the census was de-
bated, and finally sent to the Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union by large
majority.
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RrcoaDEn BALDwrS, Of New Orleans, whose
death was recently announced by telegraph, was
buried on the nth instant in that city with civic
and military honors.
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IHr Aurora BonnALrs. on the night Of tho 2Oth
instant, was seen over n wide extent of country,
the Papers from all parts speaking OF its great in
'snsity and beauty. The cold by which 1t
was followed seems also to have been equally ex.
TENDED in its prevalence
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DsArHor Da. DoASE DIR. Sidney Doane, health
officer for the port of New York, learn by tsle-
graph. died yesterday at his residence on State.
Island
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FRozss TO DEATH. james Walker aged about
sixty five years well known a school. teacher in
Hartford county. Maryland, was frozen to death on
Tuesday night last In the vicinity Of Slate Ridge,
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on the state OF the Union the joint resolution oi-
rectiDg the Committee on Printing To make a con-
tract with Doneson and Armstrong for the print.
ing and binding of the census.
On motion Of MIR. POLK,
The House then adjourned
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The CHAIR laid before the Senate report from
the Secretary of the Treasury enclosing statement
of the Marine Hospital fund for the fiscal year end;
ing June 30, 1851. Laid on the table and ordered
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New Foundry, Stove Depot,
SC, &C., &c.

&C, &C, &c.
FUNhe subscribers respectfully informs the Cit-
L. Zrns Of Cecil Co. that they are prepared
al their new Foendry. in The RISING ST VII
LACE 10 manufacture, Pior COHi.gs of vari-
Gus kinds. miIl work, machine work, &C., g..
in the hest manner, al tie shortest notice aud on
the nost reasonable terms.
They nre also prepared TO put up all kinds Of
Ploughs in general use ia this eighborhood, to-
ce,her with toe ''itweod" Plough, of sizes
which is taking the place Of all other kinds, in
portions OF Chester Co.--1'hcy are like wlse ap-
pointed, by Mr. Rice OF Wilmington, agents Tor the
sale Of "Richs Iron Beam Plough" in this
County.
Also, Constantly on hand and for sale gen.
e,al assortment Of PARtoa s. Cook Stoves oithe
Troy. n Y. manufacture the best now in use.
Which they viii dispose OF, at City Priccs--
Ihey have stove called she '-Ei.hIander' on
the principle Of the "Ger.ssee Air Tight" but Il
mach better article. at 30 per ccst less than the
prce demanded by the redtcrs.--
Persons wanting anything in tatir line, will
please call bctof" purchasing eise*nerr.
lIAINES, KIRK & STUBBS.
jos HAlSrs, JESSE 4. KiRK; S. 3. S,rDBs.
Easing Sun, Sep. !, lS52--3m.
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ST q v Il s,

TIN .I.ND SHEET IRQ.F W.1BE.
1IAHAN & CO., thankful for the kind patron
III age extended them, inform their cuSioIncrs
ana the public generally, that they continue TO
Manufacture a. the East end Of Elkton. also in
Chcstertown, Md, more Of that good Tin Ware,
Sc, So highly spoken Of by the people.
Particular attention paid to RooFING and
SrorTiNG. in which branch they acknowledge
no suprrIors. either in the city or elsewhere
waEranlny entire satisfaction or demanding no
ply thereby making 1t TO the manifest aivan-
tag" oflhose wishing any kind Of Metallic Roofs
or Spoulng put on, TO contract with them.
We are Just receiving large and beautiful
assortment Of
pARLvR, PLAIN AND COOKING STOVES,
consisting in part OF the Etna, Guard, Liberty
sud Glosc Air tight, the M"tropol'tsn, a new
and very Convenient pattern, much such stove
as those sold by the traders nov travcrSIng the
covntrt, which we sell much belo~ their prices;
the improved Complete and Premium, the Nine
and tea plate &C., Cook Stoves. The star and
h-r-re a!r-t;gkt, a." Diamond and Star Raia-
snrs. BE iiarroTed Jenny Lind, Star Franklin,
bvid.r 'ann"n, Eloca. &C., Farlnr stoves; 10
whlch wc invite til" attention of ail peTsoaS
wishing t" purchase, los as we are scii;ng at
city prizes we leei assured that we can give
them satisfaction.
All kinds ofrcpairiag in our respective bran
chcs done AT he shortest noiIcc and in the very
best manner. aid SORES ard country produce
taken in excb0ng" .,i new. MAHAN u co.
ElA,Gn, Nov 20 II
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SINGING CLASSES.

TNItE subscribers beg leave to iuform The m
Il habIiants OF Elkton and the surrounding
country, that they will take glasses for instruc-
ion in Vocal Music during the coming season.
Those persons DESTROYS Of forming CLASSES i'll
their respective locations, will please address IL
note TO either Of the subscribers (stating the
probable lumber Of subscribers tina, can be- had,
and the time aud place for prepa :on meet
inS,) will DE promptly ttcnled 10 by one Or both
OF us. Those who wish TO acquire this most
delightful accomplishment will do we'll h. or
Sanlzlng and giving US nice immediately.
Address, IT. WELLS,
T.. J. LANCASTER,
Oct2u EikioA, Nd.
~ H. rh. principle upon which W. teach
VIII cradle lie pupil to understand the com
poS"'nna ',fany country. Persons wishing IN
slr'icto IS on the PiaGo Forte can be accom-
modal ed by Z. J. Lancaster, on reasonable
tcI'Is. Piano Fortes tunei.
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PROSPECTUS FOR PUBLISHING
DR.. john LONaRd,
The MIL FORD RID,

With Portrait Of the Author, and a
Sketch OF his his Life. Collected and
Arranged by the hev. J. N. McJilton,
4. NJ.
The subscribers have in Press, and will pub
fish early in November, the Writings of the
Milford Bard, consisting OF Sketches in Posse
and Poetry, Moral, Patriotic, Sentimental, SYM
pathetic and Humorous.
These Sketches are greatly varied, both as
regards subject and style, and will form q vol
une OK highly Interesting character.
The Mtlsttr Il Bard was well kanwu as wri-
ter, having obtained considerable distinction in
Literature by his contributions 10 various Peri
olicals throughout the cogatry- Many OF the
sketches are drawn from real life and lnA nled
Epya welt hnoun facts, were widely circulated,
aud received lch concentrations from indl-
viduals celebrated for literary taste, as wcll as
from the Press.
Since the death OF the Bard the Subscriber.
have determined 10 present his Works in al en-
bo,tr,i tom 10 the public. They have been
COLLECTED and arranged Tor the purpose by gen.
tlenan who was familiar Win his history and
character, dgrikg hi; life. and wfe assisted hln
in the arrangement and publication ct a formcr
volume. Man; ihe pieces haze been written
since tae Corner rHlume IVES issu ed. and are
among the best and most interesting OF his pro-
auctions.
This work will be issued in an Syo volume of
upwards Of 500 pages, Embc.iished with an ey-
o",lrht ParIrstt OF the anlhor- Ii will be hand
>omcly oGrnh 10 Embossed Cloth. Gilt Back and
Sides. and furnished to subscribers al the low
pric" OF 81 So per copy, or in Cloth, Gilt Edges
and Sides, suitable for Holiday Gifts, AZ 50 pr
copy.
- h. L., a:
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4 PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND.


Stale Of Maryland, To WI:
WHEREAS, il has been the practice of all
Christian People to set apart days for Public
Thanksgiving and Prayer, as a Nationsl tesl1-
inony 10 the Goodness aud Mercy Of Divin"
Pro"idence;-aRd whereas. il is special duty
ofthose, who have enjoyed Ills largest bounty,
70 manifest their gratitude and sense OF depen-
dencc;--and whraeas, the People of this State
have been, in mos. signal manner, enriched
with every temporal blessing, which the heart
of man can desirc;--and where also. in view
of the unrxampled happiness and prosperity, iof
so long time enjoyed. By the whole American
Conlederacy of States, under the wise mud lib
eral form ofGovernmen, bequeathed 10 them by
n common Ancestry, it has been deem I'd appro-
pirate TO set apart THURSDAY the 25th OF No
velnber next, as a day Of THANKSGIVING and Of
prayer for the bonntlnl continuance OF the sal me-
throughout the Union
Now therefore, |, Enoch LoGis Lowe, Gov
ernor Of the State Of Maryland do designate and
set apart Thursday the 25th Of November ext,
as Gay OF thanksgiving to Almiehty God 10
be kept AMI deserved by the good People of tine
State OF Disqualification | earnestly eXhorl-
On that day carefully 10 abstain ilota al! secular
empoymeRts, and To devote themselves to such
religions services and exercises ms are appro-
pirate to Gsy Of thanksgiving and PRAYER.
{ W. Gfven anrSr lTy hand, and tkt' great
( SEAL STA! OF the State OF MarysaH&, this
( ~, StweniF-hith day of October, in In wear
Of our Lord, one Thousand, eight hundred and
liily-two aad OF the Independence of7he La.ed
States the sepeaty-sevcnlh.
By the Governor: +. LOUIS lowe.
Tlos. II. O'NEAr., Secretary Of State.
Oct 80 4w
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NEW FALL s. WINTER GOODS.

tJTlLLIAM TORBERT has just returned
w from the city with large and superior
stock of Fail and Winter Goods, as follows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-Mousin De
LANES from l2a to s7aa, Chene Plaid, NJ De
Beige, Silk Popiins, Paramatta Cloths, Alpacas,
black and fancy cold Silks, Ginghams, lars, e
lot OF Cashmere and Bay State Shawls, Lnsfys,
Tickings, Shifting, s,ripd Check, Ribbons,
Laces, Buttons, Hosiery, kid and silk Gloves,
Gimps, ladies Metallic Boots, Buskins, Jenny
Lind Shoes, sc.
GENTLEMENS' APPAREL.--Cloths.
Cassmeres, Satinetts, Cassinelts, J cans, Tweed,
fine Silk Hats ofthe latest style, men and bows
cloth and plush Gaps, &c.
GROCERIES,, Sc.--New Orleans Moasses,
New York Syrap, Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Choco-
late, candles, soap, tobacco. cigars, spices, Ce-
dar-ware, &c.
His stock Tor this Fall and Winter has heen
selected with great care and attention and he
feels confdent'in saying that he is prepared TO
sell all who MAJ favor him with call. at
very reduced prices. Call and examine for
yourselves. loot %
w ANTED two journeyman Carpenters.
w Apply to WIN. II. ED1.k,
Oct. 10th. II. E!ktgn.
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NOTICE.

By the Orphans Court Oh November 9th,
Cecil county. 1852.
ORDERED, That the sulc made and reported
" by James Griffith and Calvin Jones, Execu-
tors of the last Will and Testament of James
Jones deceased. of the real estate of said dcceas-
ed, lying in Cecil county, be ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof he
shewn on or before the tenth day of January
next, provided copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in Cecil county once
in each Of three successive weeks before the
tenth day of December next.
The Report states the amount of sale to be
$l3, 1880.
True copy. Test. JAS. H. LAMAR,
Nov 10 3w Register
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Terms OF Sale.
VALu ABLE TO WV PROPERTY
AT fUBLlU SALE.

The undersigned, as Attorney for the Exec
ntor Of Andrew Mclntire, Sen. will offer at
Public Sale, al the Court House door IN the town
Of Elklon, on
SATURDAY, the llth Of December, 1852.
between the hours of 2 and 4 O'Clock p. NJ,
that valuable lu, u land, with the ,mpr 0vemenls
thereon, located at the corner Of Main and
Bridge Streets in The iowa of Elkton, and at
present occupied by Mess,s Aiiridge & Can't
well as Tinware and Stove Factory: the i'm
proyenenls consist of a large
BRICK DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE,
a smoke house, carriage house and stable. This
property is well located for business, and has for
many years been used as q store. The lot is IL
large oar, and bounds on three streets; il is ad-
yanta eeously situated fora Lumber ward, being
very near the landing at the Elkton bridge.
7ER!NS or sale.
4 credit Of twelve months will be given on
one thousand dollars the purchase money, and
Of six months on one hall OF the balance OF said
purchase money; the other half thereof to be
paid in cash on the day Of sale. The credit
payments 10 bear interest IRON day OF sale, and
TO be secured by the bond or bonds Of the pur-
chaser with approved security.
GEORGE EARLE,
Attorney for Andrew Mclnlire, Jr., Executor
OLA. Mclntire, Sr. Nov 10 is
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THE CECIL WING,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
nv p C PICkETTS.

TERMS Two dollars a year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents il not paid in advance,
To clubs, in advaace, five copies for eight dos
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvERrIsING.-.0ne dollar n square for three
weeks Insertion: w ealy five cents square for
each Subsequent assertion. Twelve lines Of
BREWER, or a space eqial to that, make n square
Fractions of a square, counted as a square.
Advertisements inserted Quarterly, semi annu-
ally OF hv the yea. at moderate rates.
u Handbiis and JOB Work fall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The Office of'sTHE
WHIGn Is in the centre oflhe town, next door
TO Doct. Walacc's Dug Store.
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NEW G.DNDeN ACADE',Y.

NEW LOND0N, CHESTER COUNTY, Pr.
THE Academic year OF New Lsudou Acui~my
L. IS divided lnto two Sessions al five mrntH'
cacn The Winter Session will commenc" on
the first MONDAY in .NOrrmter.
DEMONSTRATING Boa riding, fuel. sc. So
New London Academy is one of the 81 rst
Institutions Ut learning in the country, ana .oi
always maintained a high position as such. Il
is situated in y retired and pleasant villa..r, t"
which access may be had daily by stage from
Newark. Eel, The course Of instruction cum
prises all The branches taught in frs. class
Academies, Mathematics, Ancien; and Modern
Languages, &c.
Students from distance hoard with ,ae PIin-
cipal, AMI parents and Others en'rnstihg youth
to his care, are assured that ever. dns aslenton
will be paid 10 their ply steal comfort s,nd lnen-
tai improN en.Cnt.
The Principal has procured the s'4viees MA
distinguished graduate " Yale Co l..:,e. nm! late
Principal ul an Acadr.as il. p,,,ri;s iyania. who,
will assist him in the ahorS OF Tia: school room .
Students are advised to apply early, but ad-
mltance HAY be ha,. at ans time durn. the Ses-
sion. Communications add essrd TO the sub
scrber at New London, Pa. will meet with
prompt attention. JAS. B. MCDOWELL,
Oct I'll Prime p; IL
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TEACHER WANTED,

Teacher competent to teach The corarnon
II English branches OF educa.on is wanted at
the Sandy Hill School House, in Elk Neck, Ce-
Gil county, at which place a very good school
can be had. AppIyto ALEXANDER WILSON,
North East Post Office, Cecil county, Md.
Nov. 10 4w
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Tin Ware and Steve
}Y.

THE subscribers have IL e!y renoved from
L Elkton, and have OPEN Il an establishment in
MiDDLET0VF, DELaW.4RE,
where they are ankle rs to serve the public and
their old friends wb .reycr found, in ali the BRAN
ches oftheir busir.css.
They Will ke'. On hand at low prices, Store,
otall patterns arl sizes, for purlors, offices, and
kitchens, al full assortment Of Tin and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
attend to
ROOFING .7.VD SPG ETT.NG,
Which they will do in the best manner and at
'hor nolice. The public are respectfully in
vited to give them call.
GRAHAM s. SISCO.
MiddIetown, Del, May If
NOTICE.--The state meetings of the Or
phans' Court of Cecil county, are held on the Sc
cond Tuesdaysin February, April. Jane. Angus
October and December. School Accounts must h
presestcd, on the second Tuesday in January,,h
End Tuesday in April, the End Tuesday in Ju
snd the End Tuesday in October,
JAMES II. LAMAR,
Dec 20 81. Reg. Of Wills.
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THE LATEST FASHIONS.

1NILLIS RCTTER has received the attest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elktun
"BAGAAR,H next door t. the Post Office.
Thankful for the very liberal ratrnnag" he
has received, he is now prepared I" cot ana make
ali kinds Of garments in the best and most fash
ionablc styles. An clothes made by him war
ranted to tit. Don't forget the Old Stand in The
.E1su1r" IE!nton, Apr II.
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HOpEWELL
Classical and Mercantile scnoo

! THE WINTER SESSION Of Ibis Insii,u.itl
L will coHaEneace on the first IHURSD.5F Of
Novembee, with the following Iiss Of teac.,er>:
Jas. L. DORIAN, A. n, Principal; Mrs. NJ. =.
DoRAs, Teacher OF Masss-; Mr.. J. NJ. KsNNNnY,
FIRST Assistant; Mr.. S. A. FREEMAN. Second
Assistants Mr.. VIM. CHAMBER, Third Assistant
Ihe following report was hsaded TO the Prin-
cipal by the committee on the las. examination
The committee WIS composed ofk.v. J SIuirr,
Of Port Deposit, Md, Rev. S. NJ, Os,aa,,d, ol'
Oxford, Pa, and 5. Dickry. Esq, OF sl,asxeu
"By invitation of Mr.. James 7. Dora, A,
NJ. Principal Of the Hopewen Classical and
Mercantile School, the undersigned, As d con-.
,mttee, attended and conducted The public rA-
animation of its pupils. which took place a the
cfoSe OF the present session, sept. 9th, 1852.
The time allowed for oar Investigations, was
sufficiently prorac.ed TO be perfectly satisiac-
aory. The different breaches OF study, upon which
the pupils were examined, we're such rs are
usually pursued at schools o! the same stanhinr,
embracing those Of a rudImcn.al character as
we'll as the more advanced subjects, connected
with the natural sciences, Mathematics, and
Languages. The examination was thorough
and searching. The Principal arged us TO make
IL such, and as lar US our ability extended, we
'hd so. The classes were given up entirely 10
our disposal, and could possibly know nothing
OF the portions, upon which they We're 10 be cx-
amlned, or the questions which were 10 be asked
We endeavored 10 test the knowledge of the
pupils more as TO ideas and ihiRgs, than mere
r0rds--to learn whether judgment, as well as
memory, was receiving its adeq uaIe cultivation.
Sometimes the ,rIt book was iieidlv followed
but more frequently Independent questions were
asked. tor the purpose OF discovering whether
an ability had been acquired for practical ap-
pircat,on OF the principles mastered. In justice
to both teachers and pupils, we feel bound to
say that the examinations was nob'y sustained.
pupils,--a promptness nd clcarncSs in answer
inc the questions put Ia them, which we feel
assured could result onl, from fhorou qh prepara-
tlon-pleparatinn too, "f the right KIND, --aot
mere crammiMg for tn: occasion. or drilling
on particular points iul the purpose Of doing
well on examination day but sueh MS faithful
discipline and honest, dl,ligent application can
alone give.
From the faithfuiness evinced on this orca-
sion by the principal, and the diligence anl
progress Of the pupils, we take pleasure in re-
commencing this Institution 10 The patronage Of
the community, feeling cunlidcn, that Nil those,
committing their sons or wards to lis care, will
be amply rewarded by their moral and intel
lectual adrancemeut.''
81. D'cxEy, };
}. SQUIrR,
S. NJ. DSMoND W
Catalogues for the vcar, ending Sept 2sth,
1892. can be had by application to the prnci-
pal, at Hopcwell, Chester county, Pa.
JAMES 7. DORIAN, A NJ,
HopsreH Oct 1911 Principnl.
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The Time Regulator, or Dial.

fJFliE undersj-ne having been appointed
l. Agent, for the Eastern Shore of Mary land,
is now prepe .'el to furnish the instrument al II
low price, ind will put them up true with the
compass, at Dwellings, stores, Shops, Mills, or
any athfr ,.lace where they may be needed.
He viii also take this opportunity to return
his THINKS to his old patrons, in the way of
Cock Repairing, and soliciis the patronage OF
The public generally. A orders will be puact-
uaIly attended to. JAS. WOODFORD.
Nov 9th, 3m.
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NOTICE.,

THE Commissioners Of Cecil county will
meet at their Office, TO transact such business
as may he brought before them, on TUESDAY
the 23Td of November, inst. By order.
Nov. i3--ir. u. SCOTT, elk.
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GIVE copy the following notice Of The

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sase:e.
Life CO.NST.7BLES Sale
DY vnlue Of three wrlts oil Vcndi Eaponss
ID ISSUED by John White, Esquire. one OF the
justices OF the Peace of the State OF MARYLAND IN
and for Cecil county, one ol the said wits in
favor Of Robert Merednh against The sooas o!
Hiram Brown, joseph II&iEeS. aaa Charle. c.
HnlncS, stay; another IN favor If Henry II.
Blown against the goods OF Hiram Brown: an
other al the SUIT of Lama 4 loon against the
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Valuable Farm at Private Sale,

TIME undersigned as Agent for Geo W. Old
/ ham, Offices Il, Private Sale that valuable
Farm. now occ"picl by JOHN Bedwell, rs ten
ant, and located on Bohemia Manor in the md
Election District of Cecil county, near the new
road leading from Chesapeake City to Bohemia
Ferry, - miles from Chesapeake City. The
ABOVE tai m contains about 260 Acres, and has
good and substantial Dwelling House thereon.
JOHN 4. j. CRESWELL,
Nov & }w Agent Tor G.. w. Oldham,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-20
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
General jackson.

Engraved By 7. B. WEIGH, Esq, after the
original portrait painted ey T. SULLI, Esq.
This 1,or.rai, will be match for the Wash.
ington, ',id is in every respect as we'll got up,
Price So per copy. Address as above.
Oct 80 3m