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undersigned having been induced 10 embark In the exchange and
notify friends and the public generally the
solicit their His institution will be
be Bank Of the Unonn and from which dollar
will be issued for circulation that will be represented
treasury, exchange Virginia
able funds
by a strict adherence legitimate upon basis
readily that public protected,
foundation This
upon after the dsberation and IL gratifying
fnancIrrs New York, Washington, and Richmond
cculntion "Thc Bank Of the
the the principal
United will negotiate for The purchase
State Stocks bonds Of canal and rn
companies, and other good securities
In Washington will be attended to on liberal terms
RO ii. GAI.LAHER.
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll--2awlIn
ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY. "A. RoTHwELL informs
IL public opened Office of 9TH
Office Ineigebce for the OF CIV
the purchase and sale Of city
number of building lots in various parts OF
which will be disposed Of accommodating also
improved
e negotiation of purchases and sales Of city
property persons who need such aid
40 nonresident holders he offers his services 20 make
sales. SC.
persons desire sell property, he would
himself 10 find purchasers
For The proposes
qualified, from his extended knowledge The
acquired bis business e
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Convcyancing drawing Of deeds, &C., will be attended M
Office.
Being justice peace, attend
the taking Acknowledgements Of dccds, sc.
l3-2aW6wH
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Ew BOOT AND SHOE sToRE.-Tns subscriber h,

Ew BOOT AND SHOE sToRE.-The subscriber has
taken o. those new and elegant stores recently erected ~
between ~ and e.a seet where he intends conducting s
Henry Marselaa wbo Known
@ hn 2. sso and who's. s'enon win be
we would call the sl,enoa he Iad 10 ihe beau
We have seleeed with great care ssortmen Of french
and English leather hid, SILKS and san which viii be
In addition 10 lusuac,ory with great
approved Of boots and shoes. Of every description,
which we particularly invite attention of'hr public ssnsrsy
WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
classical and mathematical school 81 This institution win be
every night Saturdays and Sundays, from o'clock
Of reading, rules improve
Of ss on , and on The snd q bubble
writer's Of prors and VERGE
iaur authors, and Latin composition enabling
70 ,as and s w y s % , % 81
Nov7-iw sxaUEI BARBER, President
w. IT. Duyau, Merchant Tailor,
(LGte Grn, Of L,sty 9 Duran,j
WOULD respectfully HE friends public
winter good. or wear such ss ' ana
coths cassmets and vesngs, Of the approved
Merino SIM, and cotton shirt, and drawers
Hosiery, ersvats, sependers, gloves
Hu sr !, dre.s," 9 gowns Town ss
lie sociis liberal share o. public patronage I've
His present location Is opposeb National
Sep, a7--aiawswr
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Nortaws,t Of 9th and " streets
THE NsTlTu win resume i,- session the 6r, sepom
department.
Term. boarding pupils, sa5o annum including English and
mathematics.
So In English md mathematics
Ancient and modern languages music, drawing painting,
extra Circulars 70 be had Of the Principal Early application
admission Is necessary.
WAsmsoror CRY, August ~, 1861.
Aug 17--df5oct
49,
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE
by y. Allen
gaechsm Unfamiliar Things by Emily Elizabeth wlrpnent
Hama BOOK OF Literature and the Pine As George Ripley and
Hayard Taylor. volume. = =
Maxms and Nornle Of Rochefoncaud
Ihe Literature and Literary Men Britain by A. Mills
volumes. " ' =
s,r hoFer dc Covnriyi By The Spectator
hand Book Of Universal Riography by Parke Goodwin.
with illustrations :
Nsr " FRAsoK TAYLOR.
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Pacific Mail st~anssh p Compnny.-1The only Through
for California and Oregon. tr
tvr. NAVY BAr AID PAsAsA.)
<S~re,, The public informed thst under the presen
EVf% of this company steamers inspected
B1t approved by the Navy Department, suitable
~-Se2m0- strength and power for conversion into wal
carrying the United states ma viii
Frnneisco Immediately arrival
viii san Francisco for Panama
month The following steam packets be
this aow In me Psec Of which
will be- always port each end Of The route
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IN compliance win, q DE s...s q Ts1 ~,
ass ps sn ~ sss . as y s & % ns &c oa
doa of te Ave United siass coupon ees issued !.
boundary, the provisions o. AZ
as o. Tho Congress OF the United States approved 0'p' %
Said proposals should Of said bonds,
same e Ss delivered !. The ely
ss paid said second inc eoaa es delivered al e
hs same place iird delivered city
s.s ssa ssI asSs o. the son 'iss g'
New ely Of Galveston, and The proceeds efso
Said sioe per per anna payabl.
January year.. alread,
bid eau BE- accepted for isr sum than one hundred thou
sand dollars of the bonds bu, the individual
interest which may
P.Ies should specify available
@ Is the co%pnsl % pas
counts this place and endorsed Proposals
,,. JAMES y. SHAY.
March iJ--dsot Comptroller
N.aDER u.s., oh ssn MINE Store No. 70 W.isa'
tss OF direct importation from The
sre and Others a. Washington city on shortest paid
s snsm,ss. Sparkling Champagne, as
R R:S ss'Ss, S R,ass
F HSssi sDor.,u. ,,os. aDd many Others
ssss,,Sf all sorts. s s.assSsi$.
hufgundcs, me largest stock in Phiadslphia.
BrGndss Of all sorts,
S Ssh and pale casks dsuohn or in bottles with some cheap
Irish and whkey Monongahea Bourbon Jamaica p,
sS Il saa s sSs
Hornaa Cigars,
Of direct importation Of the reliable qualify always hand
Wholesale by the quarter box.
The only establishment wines, &c. directly
from the original package in which imported. s'
Hotels Country Trade,
and supplied cask
dozen, package OF assorted
Orders BY post telegraph giving limit In price, guaranteed TO
be satisfactorily filed OF the goods taken back
familiar personal acquaintance
ducing countries Of Euope and
there, enable offer good articles Call
JACOB SNiDER, IRIS,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut st., Philadelphia.
Feb l2-dly
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on O0n Pounds Choice G0shen Butter Jyst receiy,s
0U,UUU New York Butter Store No. G, Is

on 00n Pounds Choice GsOshen Butter just receix,a
0U,UUU and for sale the New York Butter Store No m
over street, baltimore.
great Of above has been collected gp,.
Tor hotels and hmilies' during The winter
well OF prejudice thai justly EXITS packed
imposed upon GoA,n
butter Dsg connected oflhs IA
and houses In New York, who possess sup
procuring choicest daiTies from n
sending esh supplies regularly twice h
confident furnish article that will suit the iefsI
will renin its delightful favor until spring In
Of citizens already realized the virtue my butter
will be all All goods delivered
city free OF charge. 77
Also, 1000 pounds very choice pineapp cheese All will
sold as low as In New York by the few packages. Il
All goods bought and sold for cash.
w. O. CORNELL,
BALTIMoRR, Dec. III, 1851.
Dec l2-iRw3w
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PURSUANCE OF Order of the Orphans, .aa-
city, notice Is ceby given thai, la aa wiI ~
Edward Matthew'S Of baltimore city and Which, N.Y.
probate the 2fa day Of December, 1888 Ile
the following item, designated tho third nem OF Viii ~
testament:
" Item 81 will hcqusath half OF my esss at my wito
death TO be divided equal partbree Of
Grandfather Hugbess grand children, their hes
three OF Grandfather Matthew'S grand children, r
and that three dntsrested Ia tie parish Of leawan AZ
county Gamogan South Wales, shalt be judges bess
but should OF the above children their beirr be wealthy AT
thai the of
either side shall have IT,"
pursuance ORDER further given wasnn,
who may interested in the provision Ia m
person. or by solicitor before the Let day Of July s
eai provision ias
abide such the said Orphans may M
premises. 8s
JOSEPH FlcKLM,
Administrator Ionis non, with The will annexed Of
Dec 7--Ia Nanha
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n PURSUANCE OF nm Order OF the Orphans' oo,r,

p g. Of the above papers win please copy and
bills The Patsn, Once, win paper containing ts notice %
Jan lo-Iaw3w
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ONE CASE DOUBLE, ssR8EL ROWLING PIElin
u just opened and offered at exceedingly low prices b
J. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly Opposite Brosns Ho'es
Dec l8-2aw4wf
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ON the peuuon Of samuel Tseait and George Wolf az C
Pa, and James Dousley, OF Philadelphia, Pa
extension vi patent granted TO them Ne
e mode OF making wbcela 90 he used Iaia
applicable 10 other purposes, te ers &
said patent, which akos place the seventeenth day %
ID. Io3s- er a.
Is ordered that the said petition be heard the Paen
Tuesday, the sixteenth day OF March ~ O'Clock ~
notified appear show cause, any lbsv
why said petition ought NOT 10 be granted Alss
Persons opposing the extension required IN Inc "a
Once their objections, specifically oTth In wiring
twenty days before the day u hearing All testimony dd by @
party be used the said hearing and
In accordance with the rules Of the Office which be s
on application Ns
geneer hepube, and Union, Washington ID. 4. rhlaenh
qnirer Pa Providence Journal Providence, r. Prshhra
zclte, Pttsburg Pa. Express, New York. NJ W and Inc ~
Dee, Boston, hIass week Tor three
yous to sixteenth day Of March next 'Hs'
Tnos. EwBANK
Commissioner OF Patent.
p g. Editors of tle papers please copy and
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ALOHA Farm For Sale.-Ths beautiful ann--the former
~ residence VIM Maf-is offered for Ioca
Fairfnx comfy, vrgna, miles from Washington
Co. line Of the contemplated plank road leading Fairfax
house Ceorgeown md adjoining the farm Commodore
Jones' 208t in high state fcutaon;
wa'ced with living springs wen fenced peny Of timber viii
plenty choice The buildings OF brick
BY 81. wings attached which make 2ys feet 'front.'
house, spring brick school house, carriage
house. with 90 by 30, with bascmenal good repair
and IL remarkably healthy.
ELISHA SHERMAN
LAsaLEY, Fairfax county, Va, Dec !, 1851
Dec.
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IL issued the subscriber, in Washington city, two was pns
Capt r. c. Bucanans company D. 4 nfany under The i
1885, been from the pocket oJas H. l
All parties hereby cautioned against purchasing the sad M
warrant the subscriber has made assignment u
PETER GALlAGhkR
Dec ll-1awGws
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A Letter from CYRUS Stern,
No 81 Morkef ST., Wilmington, Del

No 81 Market ST., Wilmington, DEL,
SENDS greeting TO all old customers and all
- that are new, in Wilmington city, and coun-
ty too, and the bordering counties of Maryland,
Jersey and Pennsylvania, bid you hale, hear
ty. welcome, 10 call and see me again.
KIND PATRoNs.-It gives me pleasure 10 be
able to say ! am still al my post-(by the favor
OF Providcnce) buying, cutting, experimenting
the making, and waiting on all customers that
call to examine or make purchases from nv
large and beautiful assortment of Spring and
Summer styles and various qualities, of gentle
mems and Youths Ready made Clothing.
Especial attention is given to ORDER WORK
Wedding suits of the most exquisite TASTE and
workmanship. attended to expediiiously and
with unyieIding prompltude. All garments
made under my own supervision, by experienced
and competent workmen, and warranted TO fit
with taste and elegance unsurpassed. Mems
lurnishin" goods, such as snperfnc and coarse
Shirts, drawers, half hose, Snspenders, Cravats,
Stocks. Handkerchieis, Gloves. bosoms. collars,
umbrellas, portmonaies, combs, &C., all at fair
prices. Only one price at No. 81 Market ST.,
and no deviation. March 10 3m.
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SOMETHING NEW.

o1Ng THE undersigned having tough,
CSsSSz-ySTs2- l. the exclusive right to make and
SZ--@seIl carriages with Everitt'S Pat
ent Coupling ia Cecil and Caroline counties, in
Mary land, and in Sussex comfy Delaware, in.
forms the citizens of those counties, TINT they
are now prepared to sell carriages with the
coupling; its advantages are
LIST. Superior neatness OF finish.
2nd. Greater strength.
3rd. Allowing the front wheels to be made
of any height without interfering with the space
for getting in and out of the carriage, the front
wheels being turned in front oflhe carriage and
entirely out of the way.
4th. Allowing the carriages 10 turn IN very
short space, the hind wheel turning upon a cir
Gle Of 6 or 7 feet in diameter while the OLD
PL.AN will require circle of about 20 feet for
hind wheels 10 turn in.
9th. II prevents The unpleasant locking OF
the wheels against the body, TO which four
wheel carriages have been subject, all these
.ADP.4NTdGES and others which might be
enumerated, can be obtained al a very little cost
over the old method of finishing. We shall at
tend the courts in the above mentioned coun-
ties, and show the superior advantages of this
method of coupling, all orders for carriages
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
t-5-Thc public are cautioned against buying
of others. carriages made on this plan, in the
above counties, as we do not intend our rights
shall be iniringcd upon. The Public ob't Ser's
B. BENSON & CO.,
March 6 Smyrna, Del.
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+. Garrett Dentist.

NO GG MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON.
TT GARRETT, Surgenn Dentist. Office No.
Ill. G6 Marlri street, over George ID. Arm
sllong's store, will extract, plug, clean teeth,
and insert Artificial Teeth in the bcsI STYLE ut
moderate rates.
Porcelain Teeth inserted on Coll or Silver
Plates. from one tooth TO tuli set. Gibrijs
patent Plate used for the upper inv requiring
neither clamps nor springs. Sp, ciinc,a !, as be
seen at the Office. All operations skilliuIy
performed. and persons dr"ad!ng the extracting
Of teeth. can, by inhaling Ether be saved all
pain during The operation.
Particular attention given 20 Cling teeth.
Wilmington. Del, Jan 81 '52 3m
ygSHISJS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scrlhrrs Of Cecil county have obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
of Administration on the personal estate OF
Richard Brookings.
late ofsaid county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said decreased. are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, or or before the
26th of January, 1853,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Al persons indebted
to said estate are requested In make Immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under our
hands this l4th Gay Of February. 1852.
MARY T.. ER0OklNGS,
JOSEPH MILLER,
DAVID JENNESS.
Feb IA CIV Adm'rs.
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Important News to the Public.
Great Saving of Money.
Ii 49,. Il A. Il

WIN. M. KENNARD & CO., wouIi call the
w attention ollhe citizens of Elkton aud sur
rounding country, TO the new and beautiful as
assortment olDRy Goors and Trimmings. which
they are selling very lon. for cash. As the goods
are new and have been recently purchased Mt
low rates, the public may expect some great
bargains. Those wishing such articles of mer-
chandise, will find it greatly TO their advantage
TO give an early call at their new Store. situated
in the Eastern end of Elkton, Md. in the house
formerly occupied by J. s. Kcnnard.
.WUSLINS.
100 yds brown muslin, I'D. wide, at s 6! and Sc.
1900 " blfachsd do do at IA 5 and Gle.
800 g Tickings, &c and upward.
300 90 Manchester Ginehams 10 10 l2a cts.
DRESS GOODS.-Snch as Alpacas, Drlaincs,
Merinoes, CasImercs, Coburg cloths, Prints. &c
Shawls from 81 cts TO 50 and $40; Trimmings,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
GROCERIES.-Stram mill white sugar. at
cts per ID; brown, q and cts; best Rio coffee
very low; Young Hyson tea at IS cts per ID; soap
al cts; candles 10 cts; and every other kinds at
correspondRsiy low prices. Also a fine assort-
mcnt of Qucenswarc and Hardware.
All kinds Of Furniture at city prices.
p. s. AUCTION every Wednesday and Sat-
nrday evening, at7 o'clock. Dry Goods, hard
ware, looking glasses, &c, will be sold. feb IS
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NOTICE.

WE, the undersigned, Commissioners appoint
w by Cecil county Court, TO value and divide
the Real Estate of Jacobs Stephens, late of Cecil
county, deceased, according 10 the provisions Of
the Acts of Assembly in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice 10 all concerned,
that we shall meet at the Dwelling House on
the premises. near Warwick, on FRIDAY, the
26'h day Of March next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
to proceed in the business for which we are ap-
pointed JOHN NJ. FLINTHAM,
JACOB CAuLK,
SAMUEL PRiCE,
SYLVESTER RoE,
EDWARD PENNINGTON,
Feb ~ 1852 TN Commissioners
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LOCI II.

William-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-Ycs, and it bids fair for continuing so
tor the present, by the by, speaking Of the
weather, begin TO feel my old light clothes R
little unreasonable, and Il rcplenishng of my
wardrobe is necessary, or the blighling irosts Of
winter wiil be upon me unprepared.
William-Wei John, il is not a safe policy to
let these things be too long, that every person
must admit. iutyou need not he put to the least
inconvenience at the present time. All you
have to do is to step 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 that business exclusively,
enough to supply the wants Of the community,
and he goes on the principle ofhying 10 lire and
let lire.
John--Ah, that's the reason Wells don't keep
Boots and Shoes. Then such man should be
encouraged by every friend OF Home Industry,
and whatever want in his line of business |
will buy fhim, il he will sell to me right
Wiliam--Try him, and you can't deal with
him, you can not with any man in this town,
that know; and if you want any thing made 10
order, he will warrant TO give perfect satslac-
ton.
John-Thank you sir, will call on HIM.
Good morning.
Elktoh, Oct. 25 81
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s1rT'-1iaSvE.
CHANCERY NOTICE.
George Terrell, I
In Chancerv,
9th March,
1852,

John Terrell, Olivia Ashton. In Chancery,
Alexander Terrell, John Eli- ( 9th March,
OFT, AMI Marinda Elliott his 1852,
wife W liam Terrell, Gipin
ferret, an Isaac Terrell.
fI1llE object Of this suit is TO procure decree
l. for the sale of certain Real Estate living in
Cecil county, whereof George Terrell SEN. died
seized, and To have division of the proceeds of
such sale among the parties.
The Bill states that George Terrell Sem, late
of Cecil county. deceased, was in his lifetime
seizcd and possessed ola certain Tract or Parcel
of land, lying in Cecil county, bounded on the
North by the Pennsylvania State line, on the
East by the Delaware State line, on the south
west by the land of Joshua Sharpless, on the
southeast by land OF VIM. Smith and others,
and on the west by land of Catharne Dysart and
others, being that part Of the Tract of land con-
vrycd TO the said George Terrell ST., by Joseph
Watkins and wife, by deed dated oath day of
April, in the year 1893, and recorded IN Lber
j. Il. No. 5, folio So, &c. one of the Land
Record Books of Cecil county; which lies in
Cecil county aforesaid, excepting such parts
thereof as were conveyed by the said George
Terrell ST., to Thomas Garrett an Robt. Steet,
Jr., respectively, that being so seized and pos
sosscd, the said George Terrell ST., departed this
life in or about the year $780, intestate as to his
Terrell, and the defendants John Terrell, Olivia
Ashton, Alexander Terrell, and Marinda Eli
Oft wife o! John Elliott, his children and William
Terrell, Gilpin Terrell, and Isaac>Terrell his
grand children, the children of his deceased son
William Terrell, all of full age, his heirs at
law, and thai all of said defendants reside out of
the State of Maryland. The Bill then charges
that the said Real Estate is not susceptible of
partition among the said heirs, and that it will
be for the benefit and advantage of all the par
ties TO sell the same, and divide the proceeds
among them according to their several propor-
tons; and concludes by praying that the said
defendants may answer, and decree be passed
for sale of said Land, and the proceeds distri-
buted among the parties thereto, according to
their just proportions, and for further relief.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered, that the
complainant by causing a copy OF this order to
be inserted in some newspaper published in Ce-
Gil county, once IN each successive week for one
month, before the first day of May next, give
notice to the said absent defendants, orthe object
and substance of this bill and warn them to ap-
pear in this Court in person or by solicitor, on
or before the first day of September next. to
answer the premises and show cause if any they
have, why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
True copy. Test,
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Mar ~, 1852 I'm Reg. Cur. Can.
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REDUCTION OF THE STATE TAxEs.-
MIR. Grason, Chairman OF the Commit
tee on Finance, in the Senate, has re-
ported against the recommendation of
Gov. Lowe, to reduce the State tax and
repeal the stamp act. The Annapolis
Republican adds:
"The paramount wish Of every man,
who feels an interest in the prosperity
OF the State, ought to be the payment of
her debt. Until that is liquidated she
cannot arrive at truly Aourishing con-
ditlon.-The crops ofthe farmer may
be abundant, but the fact should not be
overlooked, that the more plentiful they
are, the lower WILDE the prices he will
receive for them. On the contrary the
crops may be short, and he may have no
surplusage to send to market. Under
either circumstances the tax to extin.
guish her debt must be paid, and that.
be it high or low, detracts exactly its
amount from the value of his land. This
is the position in which the farmer of
the state now stand, and We hazard
nothing in saying, that nine -tenths of
them would prefer continuance of her
present revenue system, which promises
to relieve them from that position in
tew yenrs, to being kept IN it for tmenty
gears to come by triAing reduction of
the present taxes.
The debt is a serious impeachment to