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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-06-19
From the Hartford (Conn;) Courant.l
THE STICK OF CANDY.

General Pierce was first spoken OF in
connexicn with the Presidency at the
Loco State Convention in New Hamp-
shire some time last winter. Governor
Steele in addressing the Convention rx-
pressed his qualification at the selection,
and related the following anecdote to
'exhbit the character of the man." We
give it in the Governors own words.
"'Sir' said Governor Steele, i have
known the whole career of Gen. Pierce
from the day he first took his seat in this
hall. | have admired his exploits in
Congress and in Mexico. But have
an incident in my mind which will
relate, which, in my humble judgment,
exhibits the character of the man in
more illustrious light than all his efforts
in the forum or field:
"It was something more than twenty
years ago(General Pierce was then some
what younger than he is now he was
travelling through one of the western
towns of this State, and as he entered
the principle village he beheld three
boys eating candy. At brief distance
he beheld another boy sitting alone, and
that boy was not eating, but he was
crying. Gen. Pierce feeling Interested
IN so strange a circumstance, inquired
into the case, and ascertained that he
was crying because he had no money to
buy candy. No sooner had he learned
the fact in the case, than, with that no.
bic generosity which has ever disiln-
gulShed Pierce through his whole life,
he put his hand in his pocket, drew
torth cent, bought a stick Of candy and
care it to tie boy, ALTHOUGH THE BOY
WAS TOTAL sTRANG FIR TO Gen PlERcEW
His nomination for the Presidency,
taken in connection whit such remark
able instance of benevolence and un-
bounded liberality towards an entire
stranger, must be another illustration Of
the proverb that "good actions meet
with their reward"
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WOOL! WDOL!

John GAMBLE, JR., continues at Providence
y 4HHs, Cecil county, Md. My friends, old
customers and the public must know that ! have
had all the machinery put in first rate order this
Spring. and that | am at all times prepared TO
manufacture Wool to order, the ensuing season,
either on shares or by the yard, on the most
reasonable terms. Barnum's motto is my motto
eve study TO Please" J. GAMBLE, JR.
n. B. Those Stores which have taken in
Wool heretofore for the subscriber, are requested
TO do so again thus season. Imav % BIN
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Stove and Tin Mandatory,
20 RI DEPOSIT,

rTHE subscriber in connection with Charles
L. f. Wcntze, has now in successful operation,
the largest Stove and Tin Mandatory in Cecil
county, where large assortment ofthe follow
ing Stoves can always be found:
Cook Stores, H"thamay's Green .Ioun-
mi@ .3irtight, Etna d., Union Of
tie States d., Empire State d.,
Cooks Fororite, Complete
Cook Improved, Enchcn
Companion, ten-plote COOKS all sizes,
nine plate do. Also all the handsorncst designs
of farlor Wood. and Coal Stoves in the market.
liot-Air Furnaces, article for churches, public
and private buildings.
Roofing. SpeMtsng, Sc,
done to order in superior manner. The trade sup
piled with Tinwarc on favorable terms. Orders
solicited. J. d. MARSHBANh.
May 9th, 81.
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TdS TVgE. LADIES


SPEEIaE TFiention Of The cilzeas Of Elkton
- and vicinity, (particniarg HE ladies is cali
ed 10 az int"ire Of fashionable Dress Goods
opened Ibis wpck at the E7ick Store Houw, nett
door 10 JohnEops Intel; in the invoice shcrr is
some bcauti'"I style gsrase DeLaincs, wh1th
they are determined 10 sell at ~ cents, worth
Is cts.
Scotch GingEams nj re- cis worth IL
Beautiful Calicors at6I .
Plaid and striped Can,hrics 49,. II
Super quality Barace D'Laiuct 80 80
Blk an! white GInghams i2a Is
Changenhlc PopinS%0 ~
Changea5te Glaze SILK soc. worth 40
Rich i.gur'd sin. $ worth leo
Black Silks ii. widths.
They axe the first choice of the season. which
is always the best. Their stock of linnSe- krrp-
ing goods is Hcrg extensive, such a. Bed Tick
ing, Blracrd and Brow, Sheeiny, pillow case
MuSins, b!cached and hyown table diaper,
crash, diaper, sc, AeXaudrr's best XIII Gloves
e.. q, I, !, u. BROWN s, FOARD.
March u If
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TIE CECIL WING
% READERS ano Correspondents.

o." There is a well written article on the
bill in the Senate. From beginning to end it is
bitterly ronical. We shall not say more in re-
gard to this matter here, lest we should say some
thing in that would be too harshfor this column.
ry~The article in relation to the Herring
Fisheries will be read with interest. There
are few lnen more thoroughly versed in matters
pertaining 20 this county than our correspondent
Rambler.
CC3T-I Lore TO Heep, though quite pretty is
scarcely equal TO some of the authors previous
productions. He has the ability to write much
better.
GJ~Ehse de Taur is n thrilling sketch oflhe
effects of fashionable dissipation.
JT"There is also ar extract from one of Bay
ard Taylor's letters. These letters will most
likely be published entire after Mr.. Tayor's
return, which will make the third or fourth
book of travels that he has written, although
quitca young man yet. Taylor has been emil
nently successful in his literary career, but not
more so than his fine talents and unwearied
labors deserve. With firm step he took, at
an early age, his place on the theatre action
poor and namress he has Struggled on in the
great battle-never desraIring, though dif-
fculies rose mountain high before him-never
sinking, though the hopes and dreams of years
were chilled and blasted in moment, and his
hearts idol torn from the sacred place where he
had enshrincd ii, leaving the tendrls that bound
it there shattered and bleeding.
D5"We noticed some time since the death of
Mrs. Welby. With the announcement of her
death went out no blaZon of grea, deeds, or
trumpeting of fame; but many bosom thrilled
as the tidlngs came that she had passed awor
and rnany fond heart brealhed forth its tribute
to her memory. The beautiful lines below
together with the editorial remarks are from
the LoticiNe Jonraul:
"The following lines to the lamentcl dead
are of surri sang beauty. 1t is fitting that such
music should be brcathcd over the grave of
scnius:''
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q, E. {. ss q w .

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
Ne. So .bnrhet ST., UHmingfou, DEL,
GROCERIES CHE.2p FOR C.4SH.
TIE subscriber having on hand at his Store,
No 50 Market ST., 4 large and general assort-
mcnt OF fresh and well selected Groceries. fakes
this method OF informing the citizens Of Elklon
and Cecil county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap as they can he bought either in
the Wilmington or Philadelphia market; and
respectfully soicits call lrom such as may want
goods in his line, before purchasing elsewhere
Also, Wines 4 Ei,:n&ss.
Always on hand in choice varsity. Consist
ing in part Of
LlQUORS,-of the first and medium quality
Old Cognac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy. Holland
Gin.
WINES.-Madcira, Port, Tenerihc, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine 'JLD MoNoNGAnFLA Whiskey, and
Wine Bitters.' ANDREW J. CROW,
No. 80 Market ST., door above Mlller's
jaime - 6m Hotel, Wilmington, Del
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A SET-oFF TO "UNcLE TOMS CAB1N."-
are authorized to announce, that Mas. TAMER
DAVIS, of Allowaystown, Salem Co., j., is
preparing for the press work designed to illus
trate the condition of Negroes in the Free States.
Since Mrs.Stowe has drawn such horrible pictures
OF Slavery ii is but fair that the condition ofthose
negroes, who have fed for refuge to the strong
holds Of aboltionism, should be faithfully por-
trnyed. Mrs. Davis is fine writer, and we
ask The attention of the people of the South to
her work. Our Southern Exchanges will con-
fer favor by giving publicity to this notice.
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Tin-Ware and Stoves.

A LDRlDGE & CANTWEIL, successors
"a to Graham 4 AhIrilyc, sill continue at
The Old stand corner %! Main and Bridge SIS,
where we hope to be able 10 accommodate all
who may favor Us with call. as our object is
to sell cheap tor the cash, or To punctal cuStom-
ers. Having II large stock of Tln-warc and
stoves on hand, it would be To the interest of
those IN want OF such articles, to give us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Roofing and Spoutn2 r'odr nj the shortest no
tcr, ana On the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. ,E!k:on apr: If
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber having soil ont his store in
Eitton, 10 Mr.. a. ]. Scott sd being DESTROYS
at settling up bis affairs in thi County, requests
all persons indebted to him to come forward as
speedily as possible. and settle with cash or note
All that have claims against IN are requested
to present them. as he is read for settlement.
This notice must be attended 10. for want to
leave soon. To be found at Il 9 store above.
May ID 1T II. Y NDERFORD
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JAS. 4. McGUALOTGfI.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Cham
II Gerry, has opened an office in Eakton. adloIn-
ing the residence of Dir. II. H. Mitchell, where
he may al all times be consulted nn professional
business. He will also attend to the location
Of MILITARY LIND WARE NTf. through
an agent in Missouri, who in all eases will per-
sonally inspect the land before aking the lScn-
ton. dec 6, 81 u.
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THE ABOVE SUM CAN EASILY BE MADE
aG y any industrious man, OF respectable ad-
y dress who possesses good business qualities,
and who can command small capital 90 begin
wIth,) OF
FROM % TO 80 DOLLARS,
tJ" No Others need apply. 81
BY engaging with the subscribers IN the
EsGnf Agency Bu>inesS,
Whose pnhlcaionSarc very saltable. and which
the people will buy.
Z : Funds can be forwarded at our risk, if
mailed IN the presence OF the Post Master and
numbers and dates Of the same retained.
0J'No books kept or sold by II. Of an i'm
moral tendency.
ia Wholesale Price List, with full direc-
tions. for operations, will be forwarded On ap-
pllcallop, post paid, To
GEO. II. DERBY & co.,
Book Publishers.
Buffalo. n. Y. (Not New York; June ) 3t
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TEE LATEST FASHIONS.

WILLIS RUTTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in The Elkton
"BA2AAn,' ncAt door to the Past office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared to cut and make
all hmdS OF garments in the best and most fash
ionable styles. All clothes made by him war
ranted 10 tit Don't forget the Old Stand Ia The
sSB.oar.' Eiktun- App IL.
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'E'AyAE, NOTICE..

TETfiE subscriber would say 10 Farmers that
u, he is constantly manufacturing pure ar,i-
Gle of SjiELL LiuE, and will cndcavor to fill
all orders upon the most reasonable terms: at
hisl.imc Yard, root Of Nest Falis .lrenne City
Bioch'. BALTrMoRE. b. S. HOLT.
Baltimore. May s 80 I'm
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GopEy's LApY's Book, For July.-Thc first
OF July is Godey's twenty birth day.
we mean the birth day of the Lady's Book. He
commences his twenty-thrd year with splendid
number, containing one hundred and twelve
pages OF reading matter, great deal of it from
the first writers in the country, and beautifully
embellished. Persons who wish to take the
book for SIX months or year can get il at a low
price by calling at the office of The Wing.
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E.srrriCtt-fOr Amelia.

They have WOO our minstrel away.
She hath gone wll.se the saints and the seraphim
gather.
In the gem circlct nyne of the Infinite Father,
To the shining fields of the Asphoicl,
Whc,eihe p'V,ns d glory forever swell:
She sinseth the song dIthe whitc-robed choir,
She hath wHkcari gain her silent Tyre,
With p sNcctei ,Tuch, 1irrn the touch Ut old,
For the cords she sweep III are chords of gold.
All how could shc part rom ns SOL
While the spring ali its bloom and its incense
is bringing,
And its birds in the deep forest id lis are singing?
Hath she not io5 ed ;hcm n dogs gore by.
And gazcd on the,r1ennt, with 4 Poets eye?
Hath sh" not suag pf ,hri, blossoninc gov,
In liquid notes 'krTlrc rivulets Rus I?.riylt
And woven her measures ali sparkling nd
With n kindng heart in the iestai light?
Sweet and deep must have been the spell,
of tn" pal" gentle angel Nho made her immortal.
As she silently stepped thro the shadowy portal;
tnsha lowed the vision ofrjan"ing wings,
The fresh. bright -ush Of the heavenly springs,
And III" river Of life, whose Iimpid wave,
The bows OF the evergreen palms doth lave
She listened pcrcIancr to an angel strsiR,
SO long hala her Tyre in silence lain.
Make brigh, the still place Of her rest;
From the !alI pcriume-laden, The bright moon
al flowers,
She hath passed to a land far more blissful than
ours:
So il is NEE, that her pcrshine clay
Be Sweetly cmbalmed with the Rose Of NAV;
And it Scrmc1h meet that her last fond words,
Should be linked with the noes OF the singing
birds,
The odoroHs balm ofthe south-wind's breath,
Forever be blen, with her lovely DEATH
Then let ahc cypress branches wave,
With treSses unbound OF the meek, dropping
wllcw;
And lilies mtlk-whitc, to make fragrant the
pillow.
There lay her chaplet, and hang up her Lutte,
The voice ofthc exquisite Songstress is mute:
d" her chamber thrice blest, a dcwy shrine,
Whrre the rains may weep, and the white
stars shine,
Bards and sweet Sisters, who ouch the charm
ed string,
Offerings OF love and beauty will bring.
They have won our Minstrel away!
She hath gone where the saints and the seraphim
gather,
In the sem-circlel home of the Infinite Father,
To the shining fields of the Asphodel
Where the p"ans of glory forever ,wel
She singeth the song of the whe-robetl choir,
She hath Weakened again her silent Tyre,
With a sweeter touch than the touch of old,
Forthe chords she sweepeth are chords ofgold.
Rosehsath, Ky. NJ. r. M.
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WOOL! WOOL!

FYIE subscriber is now fitting up with en-
tire new, and improved machinery, and
will manufacture Wool to order the ensuing
season. either upon shares or per yard, at the
most reasonable rates that h. can afforded.
Address MM. J. KIRK.
Brich Meeting House, Cecil county, Md.
May Is, - Gm
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40 :. Contains
155 Hcres, Rood and 81 Perches.
more or less.
The soil on these farms is Of good natural
quality, the timber is abundant and valuable
The location of each property is advantageous,
being about three miles from l.iklon iId about
one mile and IA hailromthc RalrUadaMi Steam
boat depot at Frcnchtown. The comtnnnca-
'i"n with PhiladeIp hia and Baltimore from the
above points is direct, there bcin. daily convey
ances by Railroad or Steamboat linz. Manurcs
of any kind can be landed, and grain delivered
on the Elk river, not far distant from either
farm Persons wishing to purchas ran exam
ine the premises; and an accurate lht may be
seen at the office Of the subscriber, in Elhlon.
TERMS or SAFE.
One fourth Of the purchase money IN Cash
on the day of Sale, and the residue in equal in
Stamcnls, in one and two years tiom the day
OF sale; the credit payments TO bear interest
from the day of sale, and to be secured by the
Bond or Bonds of the purchaser, with "Urc,y or
snetics TO be approved BY the TRUSTEE; or at
the option of the purchaser, the whole, or Il
larger part than one fourth of the purchase
money, may be paid in cash on the dav Of Sale,
or on the ratification thereof by tn Chancellor.
GEORGE EAHLE.
May 29th '52-ts. Trustee.
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The ART UNION ANNoUcED ILLEGAL.-
The Superior Court has decided the
Art Union to be illegal. Judge Edwards
dissent"d from he opinion, and the case
will probably be carried to the Court of
Appeals.
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Elkt0n Hall of Fashion

'HlIE subscriber informs hi, friends and the
L. public that he has enlarged and improved
his store, on Main ST., opposite ,Iohnson's Hotel
and has now on hand large and well assorted
supply Of
RE.3DY-. Made CLO7fII.tT.
OF every description consisting in part Of Dress
and freck Goats, spring and summer coats of
the latest styles and finest qualities; plain black
and fancy vests, ctavais, suspenders, collars,
shirts, hose, gloves. &c.
HITS IND cars,
OF the latest styles and patterns. In short,
every thing pertaining to Gentletncn's Wear
except boots and Shoes, al! of which he will sell
at the lowest city cash prices. Thankful for
the very liberal share OF patronage heretofore
extended to him. he hopes by strict attention to
the wants and wishes of a generous public, to
merit a continuance of their favor.
C}otAs, CaSSimcres anil I'e9inGs.
In addition to his superior assortment OF ready
made goods, he will keep on hand a complete
stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Ncstngs which
he will make 10 order AT reduced rates. and war
rant to give perfect satisfaction in fit, quality
and durability. Call and examine my goods
May s, 80 II j. T. WELLS.
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sabss LIE,

THE LOG HOUSE with Lot attached stu
atcd in the ''EIolow" adjoining property of Geo.
Green. Possession given immediately. Apply to
Elkton, NAV 8, CALEB PARKER
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June II 3w

HATS.-Just received two boxes of the latest
Ill style gentlemens Silk Hats. Also a q uantty
OF Straw, Panama and Campcachy Hats, call and
see them, he will chargeyou nothing for locking,
price very low. VIM. ToRBERr.
"ANTED.-A girl TO do general house
w work, at Wells Clothing Store. Elkton.
10 good girl liberal wages will be gwen, and
q pleasant home. }. L. WELLS.
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GROCERIES.

COFFEE; La&uira, Rio. and Maricaibo. Su-
" gar, brown; New Orleans, Poriorico. and
llavanna. Sugar, white; Stewards crushed aud
puIvcrlZed, and New Orleans clarified Mo-
lasscs and Syrup, New Orleans and Portoriro
For sale BY BROWN & FOARD
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w 4 T'EEED.

000 TONS BLACK OAK BARK. for which
AUU the highest cash price will be paid by
DAVID SCOTT.
Scot's Mills, May 8, 80 Gw.
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fNAST IRON FURNACES, CHARCOAL,
" aud an assortment of Jnpanned Ware, for
ale cheap by ALDRlDGE & CANTWELL.
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TTATS! HATS!-NI Men and Boys New style
III Canton Straw, China Pearl, Canada Straw
and Palm Lean Hats. FOR sale by
MAY 10 3. T. MAY.
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u BEAUTIFUL Swiss and Jackonel, Edgings
ID and inscr,nes and Bands, also great vail
ely OF mitts, gloves, hosiery, fans, parasols, &c.
NAV 10 For safe by BaowN & FoARp
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HAIR bushes, tooth brushes. nn!' brushes. combs,
fancy soap, buttons. cords, Sc. fuo,s. shoes,
ladies cutters, chldren>' SHOES. hats. queens
ware, hardware, groceries, burning tluiI, -four,
corn meal, &c.
NJ b. County Produce taken in exchange
for good at the highest market prices. lap II
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George Earle.

4 ttorncy at Law. Eihton, Md. Officencxs
IA door to Torberl's Store.
Dec It'll 1870
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List Of Appointments,
Ar AIDE by the Commissioners of Cecil county
III at a meeting held June 10th, 1852.

JlDuES VI flECIiDN.
LIST Dst.-Nehemiah GARRISON, WIN. Now
land and VIM. H. Pearce.
2nd Dst.--John Peech, Geo. W. Boulder and
Davidson d. Pearce.
3rd.-Edward b. Lewis, Benjamin Miller,
and John A. Rankin.
ith.-.John Mackie, Robert Gallaher, and
David Scott, of john
5th.-Wm. w. Black, Soloman Blake and
Eli Janney.
6th.--Wm. Mccullough, Geo. Gillespie and
Eli Haines.
7th---Corbn Cooley, John Little and Alonzo
Snow.
CoNSTABLES.
1st.--Jones Vanzant, Elias Hall, and Jeremiah
Malster.
2nd-Gilbert F. Cristfeld.
3rd.--John S. Rossell, John Hanes and Thos.
McCreary.
4th.--Benjamin +. Thomas, Samuel Wilson.
5th.--Wm. Manly, and Stephen Armour.
6th.--Jesse Pyle. and Alexander Nesbilt.
7th.--Edward Kelly, Joseph II. Cameron,
Robert Stephenson, Henry Horncr, Hugh +.
Burlin and James Gillespie. Test
DAVID SCOTT,
June II 3w Clerk.
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A Fresh supply of new style embroidered fiC'd,
IA and plain Bereges; summer Silks, Lawns,
white fig'd dress goods, Prints, &c. Also ready
made MaGiillaS, at B. +. MAYS.
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B. F. M AY,
HAS IN STORE NEW
SPRING & SIMMER GOODS.

DART Of which will be found in the following
i catalogue, with prices annexed. Without
presumlns 10 dictate to an intclli-en. public as
to quality or price, both OF which they ar" to he
the Judges, when examined. Thankful for past
patronage, respectfully solicit continuance
of the same
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TCST RECEiNED.-A new and beautiful
q style Coat Link, an ornamental appcndage
and well adapted to aid the set of coat. For sale
at WELLS Eikton Hull of Fashion. [mayS
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TRESH SMOKED HERRING. also, n lot of
l. superior Hams, Just received by
MAY % VIM. ToRBEET.
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NVMoow or CLoTH SHAPES AND FIXTURES
w Paper Shades, Fire Beard Paper, &c; ny
may ia b. f. MAY.
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HIN IND CPS.
TO TINE E'sEsFlEC.

THE subscriber again begs leave to notify
the public that he still continues 10 carry on The
'N.,jsnsiu,u
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1nn POUNDS OF DRIED BEEF, just reed
lUU and for sale low. al the cast or upper end
f Elkton, by kENNARD & CO..
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WANTED.-1lo.ooo POUNDS RAGS. for
al the east end Cd Elklon, by kENNARp Il Co,
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NEW Style Parasos, Fans, hes. Mohair MI'sS,
IN ladies and misses; silk Lace, Lace t,inls'
Fringes, &c, BY Il. r. MAY.
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John A. j. CresWell.

a tton"y at Law Office opposite the Conr
Ia House.
Elkton, Nov. 2--!T