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RRMBY. LASyKENCE.
TotA. Ry ON TiiE
PAPER X RAG BUSINESS.
lit No. 5 Minor Sir. ct, PhtiadeI

At No. 5 Minor SIR. 'ct, Pht'dfeli
NRI HERE they intend Keeping barge
w Sorimcnt of Enprrs, &C.. .'Ulsis'ihS ih pa
as follows:
Writing Papers, Wove and I.al !, American
and English.
Bath Pests and Note Papers, Woye .and LAID,
Gilt and Plain.
Folio Posts, Flat APPS. Printing ap> - all
sizes.
Hardware Papers, iiom ~ by "a Ia 10 by 49,
Ciored and White Tissue papers, A,n,il'an
AMI English. Huliingsworth;s latcni Nanila
lapcIs.
Cnlorcd and White Shoe Papers. conn .on and
extra sizes. Buff Env",. N JapriS.
Coorcd PriHlIn. AM Cover laper$.
Manila Paper ali ,iHr.. Uialto Royal. all
cplp!:,
Drr:'eisi Hrc N"..i... - Fi.t,'.ta" 'hp"rs.
Tea. Secret ara cora Ia'n's H.. / ut' c'iuicrs
Rag. Manila an, Straw "'ap.riaY iaeiS.
Bnnn.t. Binders. ;iuy. u AM lruGi B'a;ds
Wit: AMI suii Luz pc-, ..sL, Lyt'ci,
10 ~ ~ ;Y"s.
Il rt.'. jur FI-,, Pofr'' C''I
pEI%riNG C.>RHS
III packs an .hrrjs. white rgd c",nr"!-odd
SiIrk, eat L. crirg. A l,u !isir t,lt, Figured
and Plain GLAZED iapr,..
JOSEPH NiMBt. Late JI * y. Tina St.
Ms. LAWRENCE, Late 1t'Au 3 Minor st
N.B.--5G0 Tons Of Rags wanted in exchange
for cash. iJrly5. 81 GIN
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NEW FALL GOODS.


II BROW \, H., beg, icvy= 10 nfarva .'s
I. customers an thr Fvh,ic grue, t}.t- ,hat
he has a$%"ral 't N,'u hin IA hys,ur,% 1snue.
B, Foard Esq, and .a.. business will het, .tcr
be cQnIutred uniet tn, ,irn ol Drswa y aoard.
They have Just opened large at4, superior
stock OF faI: 4iiI Winter Goods, embracing tho
latest Varieties "i ladies' aud eeat!c a4sas drr-f
goods, also great variety {" staple and fancy
articles, all OF which they are offering at rriscs
unusualiylow.
They invite their friends and the public 10 call
and See their goods, as they are confident that
their stock cannot lie surpassed in tins market.
oct. IL. BROWN s FOARD.
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TO THE PURLIC.

The subscriber (not being engaged in any 9th
cr hnSiness) has resumed the practice of Land
Surveying. Conveyancing, sc. Being aequaint-
ed with the different qualities of soil in the
neiahhorhood. persons wishing to buy or sell
Land would find ii TO their advantage to give
him call. JETIiRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Nd.
June lst Soft
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the name of Rowland
& Phillips, was dissolved by mutual consent, on
the lSt inst. Persons having claims AGAINST the
firm will please present them, and those indeb,-
ed are requested 10 call and settle their accounts
without delay. Either oflh late Partners will
attend TO the closing Of the business.
J. II. ROWLAND,
WIN. PHILLIPS.
The business will be continued by
J. II. ROWLAND.
Port Deposit, Jan Bird, 1852 3w
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DELAWARE, CNHEE(;E.

The duties Of this Institution will be resumed
On the -Slh Of October.
In III" >c'sn'iHc >chooi now connected WITH
lhc c"'i"ge, y0un" men in advance 1t cur aeade-
m'r>, 'hiry rare facilities in preparing for prac-
lcal life. In the iiernniiie Dfparinieai Il
th"'ough business education may he Lad. In the.
.4eUc"linral Department special attention is
given 10 .8gricn'j"rM chemistry. There is sls~
Teachcr,s Department and Department oil
Modcrn Languages.
NEW ARK ACADEMY opens GA tho same
day (2oth ofCci.) Application. Gor udmiss ion
should be made carly Term bin s75. Yol
circulars giving full information, address,.
Rev. W. s. +. GRAHAM,
Aug % Prcst Of The Col eye
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w EST NOTTINGHAM ACID

NH.. UNDERSIGNED pastor Of the Nottingham
L PRESBYTERIAN Church: aud rcv,n'ly appoint
ed Princi,a al Of The Nottingham Academy, de-
,lrcS TO call the attention Of parents and qua mi.
ans to this long established school. which i'm past
days has enjolr'i 81 mnch public confidence and
patronage and-:r the able direction Of the late
DR.. Magraw, and thc present Prof G. Burrows,
of Lafayette College. 1t is earnestly hoped that
its present management will not be furnad un-
worthy Of it's pas, history. Bows viii either be
prepared for college. or business pursuits as
their friends may direct. Board and lodging
can be Lad in quiet Christian families in the
immediate vicinity, AT the rate Of $500 n week.
The principal would be glad to receive into his
own house four young boys.
The charge for tuition is sI0 per session fH
classical scholars, 81 per Session Tor English
scholars. Tn, s',s ions ccr inrnce On The EiSl
Wednesday Of May and November.
Thc>chooi HnJoys the advantage Of being stua
ted in healthy arj2bharAaoa, and auorea re
tired lc.io;oa& community. a'.t "I hing yer
easy Of accty>.--i1 rs within Gyc 'nr,s If For
Deposit IA ",2liI If pr:ryyII!e. H'rase dirrc
to Rev. a. A. HODGE,
W"c'ia"n. G,cii Co, Maryland.
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CLOTHS. C.ASSI.HEPEs, g.,

DLACK, Blue, Olive, Green, Brown, and
I'D Mulberry Cloths black and fancy Cassi
meres; figured and plain black Satin, fancy do,
twiiled silk, black and fancy; Cashmere and Mar
settles Vestings black and fancy silk Neck Tics;
silk Hdkls, printed ind plain cumhric do: linen
collars; black and fancy kid, silk, Lnlc thread
and cotton Cloves; Braces and HQsigi,
apr 10 For sale by VIM. I.4.lLkT.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. S.-The Democratic
State Convention met at Frankfort to-
day TO elect delegates to the Democratic
National Convention. The impression
prevails that VIM. O. Butler will be
recommended for the Presidency.
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JAS. II. NcCUIAGU.ss.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan
II Gerry, has opened an office in Elkton, adon-
ing the residence of DR.. II. II. Mitchell, where
he may at all times Be consulted on professional
business. He will also attend to the location
of MILITARY LIND H].ARR.9N1S, through
an agent in Missouri, who in all cases will per-
sonaly inspect the land before making the locu-
ton. .. Dec 8, 81 If.
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AID FOR lTALy.-A letter from Rome,
IN the New York Advertiser, says:-
100000 has recently been deposited
somewhere in Rome for the purchase of
arms. $4,000 it is said were from the
United States, and $4,000 from Liver
pool. 1t is reported that there are at
least $4,000 muskets secreted in the
city and in the campagna.
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TJATS! HATSl-Just received a large
Ill sortmcn Of fashionable Hats; four qualities
OF Silk Hats; new style Brush called Rob Roy,
Slouchcs, chldrens' black Fnrs, new style. Al
of which will be sold at city cash prices. II
WELLS Elktsn Hall of Fashion. rot IL
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has several Tracts 81 Land
lying near Elkton and North East, for enla. He
will sell IN favorable terms in lots 10 suit pur-
chaScfS. TfiOS. S. THnMA6
Two or three tenants wanted for slp all Farms.
North East, Aug. 90, If
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HARRlsAuRG, Jan. S.-The Governor
to-day signed the resolution which had
previously passed both Houses Of the
Legislature, inviting kossuth to visit
Harrisburg, and become the guest of the
State. The Governor has also deputed
the Secretary of State to present it to
him at Washington.
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DROWN & FOARD have all the choice color
ID ofFrench Mcrinoes, Coburgh and plain Dc
lanes, together with superior assortment Of
new style Muslin Delanes, also an extensive ns-
sortment OF Bay State and new style cashmere
Shawls. Tnoy |
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Elkton, Dec. 9th, 1851.

THE undersigned having taken the stand
formerly occupied by Graham & Aldridse, will
continue the Stove and Tin business in all its
branches, at the old stand in Elkton, where they
intend to keep an excellent assortment of goods,
which will be sold at the lowest prices. The
public are invited to examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. ALDRIDGE & co.
Elkton, Jan 3, Isl
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GOVERNOR Hunt, Of N. York, recon-
mends iii his annual message, that every
capital conviction be subjected to re-
view by the Judges of the Supreme
Court. 1t would give the convict the
advantage ola deliberate consideration,
and relieve the Executive from one of
the most painful responsibilities Of his
office,
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MOVEMENTS OF NJ. KossuTH,-We
learn from Washington that NJ kossu,h,
according to previous arrangement, was
to be introduced TO Mr.. Clay yesterday.
On Monday next, he will visit Annap.
oils
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NOTICE..

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers trading under the firm OF Ora
ham Aldridge, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having Claims
a against said firm will present them to Fredus
AldriIgc, and those indebted will please make
payment TO the same, who alone is authorized
to settle the business of the concern.
JOHN II. GRAHAM,
FREDUS ALDRIDGE,
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EGse ~ EMF.

A STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING-on
II reasonable terms-at Fair Hill, Cecil Co.,
Md. Enquire Of The subscriber.
Also number ofva,rabie Bniiding Lots for
sale on reasonable terms.
Dec Is If PETER STATS.
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Having disposed of my entire interest in the
business formerly conducted by Graham & AID
ridge, respectfully recommend my successors
to the public, and request for them the same
liberalily so generously bestowed upon myself
Jan 3, 80 JOHN H. GRAHAM.
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The RcroIufinn in chill.

New York, Jan. I've learn by
the Ohio, t a. an instruction had
broken out in the mines, but that it had
been quslled by the government.
1t was generally believed that the
government would be able to suppress
entirely the revolutionary movement of
Gen. Cruz, though not without much
bloodshed.
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NlT1 II.

CAME TO the premises OF the subscriber on
" the 22nd Of October, red hcifcr Calf, sup
posed TO be about 9 months old, with n slit On
the right ear. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
it away. JOHN WORDLE,
Dec 81 1881 3w Marley Paper Min.
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New York, Jan. Sth.-Cotton to-day
is iirmer. Sales Of 1000 bbs. Flour at
$40 "a ,563 for State brands. Wheat
is fym.-Sales Of mixed Corn at IS a
&C cts. Pork is dull at yesterdays
rates. Whiskey is quiet at u cents.
Stocks are unchanged.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-Galveston
dates TO the Cd inst, announce the death
of Hon. Mr.. Burleston, formerly Prcsi.
dent Of Texas.
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BosToN, Jan. s.-A joint resolution
inviting kossuth TO visit Massachusetts,,
as the guest of the State, passed both
Houses of the Legislature to-day.
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'eto by tic Governor of Pennsylvania.

Go ~ NC 0VVF77U q IFH7Sy7r077u'
HARRISBURG, Jan. s.-Gov. Johnston
has to-day sent veto message to the
Legislatures refusing his sanction to the
bill repeating tho law prohibiting the
use Of the prisons for the detention OF fu-
gitire slaves. This is the bill he peck
eted after the last session.
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GooDs

i~|hfi"' f"'''iiioN.7DLE DhTSS @OVDS
EILACk Gro lie Rhine, Chameleon Sir e.
Rtsilks, Brocadc do, Foulard do, Bro cad.
Silk Poplins, Plain do. high colorct ,ts,c
Berege de LANES, Mousln do, six lust,c,
Linen do, printed Cambrics, Lawns and C,i,e
hams; together with a Large nssor'm mt Of Trim
mings, Uundkcrchirfs. Gloves and n, sicrr
apr 10 For Sale by WEI. rORBERT
dNLn'THS, CASsIMERF., EEDs
SJrans, Drillings, Ny rs, brown and breach
ed; Hardware, Queen W ave, Groceries, Boots
Shoes, Hats, Bacor, Lard. Flour. Meal. Salt
st. lbes, ground alCm ana fine. For sale by
apr ~ B. r. MAY.
rs. Counr produce taken in exchange fer
goods at the M Il est market price.
G.3ilERS. lind SHOES.
A fresh supply OF Mrs. Smiths Caters; Jenny
Lind, bus .ln, medium SOLE, kid slippers and
chlldrcns 81 ,oes; Tor sale by b. +. MAY.
BFAtTIFUL GIFT BOOKS FOR 1852.
TO PERSONS OtT or EMPLOYMENT,
$500 TO &sg.a0D A YEAR, 10 MIN
listers, Colportcns, Travelling Agents ami 9th
ers, who desire to circulate GOOD h,nks, at the
same tir1r realize fair profits.
[C'"BooK AGENTS WANTrp--Tu circulate
the Pictorial History Of India and China; thrill
ing incidents of the Wars Of the United States,
and other truly valuable and illustrated WORKS.
Address, postpaid. ROBERT SEARS,
lSl William St, New York city.
Newspapers throughout the United States,
copying the above advertisement, and giving it
one or more insertions, shall receive (prepaid)
copy ofour ''Vicw of New York in 1852 Pub
fishers will please direct their papers to Oscars
Family Visitor" Y. [Dec 10.
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For Rent i'm Chesapeake ity.
one TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, with
" kitchen and good garden attached, GO cd loca-
tton ON Front 81. Apply 10
Nov 21U MARY BRILEY.
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Eatest 4 ems.

kossUrtf ANb Carr. LoSG:-We learn
from Washington that all the circum-
stances connected with ko.suth and
Capt. Long, ofthe U. S. steamship Mis-
sissiPpi, after she took on board the ex-
lie at Havre, are on record In the'Navy
Department, al d will be furnished when
called for by Congress. The difficulty
proceeded so far that kossuth actually
sent challenge to Capt. Long, but SUBJ
sequently withdrew it and apoogised.
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MAS.

ny o. c. WIllrTLrSEY.
Go, THOUGHT, seek sorrows soft SIRE, asc
Sweet offspring OF the mind depart;
Iluck thou an olive branch Of peace,
Aal hasten with il to my heart
Golevdl in the rich rccesses
OF lial'noSt fair celestial cline,
AMI con"unmatc sornc conlns kisses,
For this high iercred check 0fTime.
zoo winnnw fragrance from the flowers,
Bright smiling DER its ric!, pnrtcrre,
To ntersprrSe the tasielcss hours,
That tediouslv arc.tnambling here.
Fit where. in bliss embedded, brooks
Are lrill'ng To the ambirG,'air;
Bring nr>ilings from lis SHADY hooks,
To catch LIES canker-worms ii, care.
Fly where the founts of pleasure flow,
tnI fill thy little 'urn for me:
Bring Snnb-ams from its bright rainbow,
To wreath AROUND reality.
Alexandria, Va.
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Novel Attraction.

| The subscribers to SARTAIN's MAGAZINE will
receive, with the February Number, highly
finished and Beautiful representation of
NEW C.APITOL 1T WASHINGTON,
engraved on steel in the line manner. and, by
special permission, direct from the authentic
government plans.
This superb building, when completed con-
formally with tie adopted designs, as shown IN
the eneravin"s, vii! be one of the mcst naenif-
cent structures in the world and altogether
worthy ola great and powerful nation. 1t rivals
IN grandeur and ,aS1neSs the famous cJiticcs If
the Russian autlciat at st. Petersburg, while
1t surpasscs them in elegance of design and pu-
rily OF taste.
Besides the large engraving on steel, the ar-
comlanying descriptive article will he suitably
Illustrated by other engraved views of this noble
pile Of architectural beauty.
The same number will contain also the prom
Ised engraving, en- steel, of Blauckard's great
picture, representing
Columbus ard his companions attending the frs!
Christian Religion, Ceremonies in the NeW " orid.
These two plates are Of themselves worth Il
years subScr Ihion to the Magazine. and those
wishing to secure them should Send their sub
Scrlptton and address withou, delay. All Post
masters arc agents. Subscriptions received al
this Office. fJan
\ POPULAR BOOK FOR AGENTS.
HEADLEY'S. LIFE OF KOsSL TlI.-Thc
IL undersigned have in press, and will publish
in January IT,
The Life Of Louis KossuM Governor of
Hungary.
With Notices of the DISTINGUISHED Men and
Scenes Of The Hungarian Revolution. TO which
is added, an Appendix, containing the most in.
portant of the Addresses. Letters. and Speeches,
of the Great Magyar Chief. BY p. C. HeadIcy,
author of ellie of the Empress Joscphinc,'
''Liit of Lniay' TIC" &c. With an introduction
by Horace Greeley. In one elegant l2mo.
volume, with steel Portrait, unifn,nl in size and
style with ''lIradlry'S Josephine" Price 81. 25
Agents wanted in every county in the United
States. 10 canvass for the above popular work.
tr5'Any newspaper published within 800
miles Of New York State, that will Give the
above three insertions, shall receive a copy ut
the work Immediately on lis publication, flee q
expense, by mail. Address
DERBY X MILLER, Publishers,
Jun 3 81 Auburn, New York.
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LOVE OF LIBERTY HEGEDlrARY.-In
the Life of kossuth" recently publish
ed IN the Psychological Journal, we find
The folio wing-which shows that Kos.
suth came honestly by his love of Lib
city:
alt may show what blood runs in the
veins Of the modern hero, to state that
the chronicle of his ancestors shows that
seventeen of them. at different times,
have been executed for political offences
against despotic rule.
DISASTERS AN THE LAKES IN $751;
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
gives its annual statement of marine dis.
asters on the lakes, together with the
loss Of life and property attendant upon
them, from which it appears that during
the year 1851, property to the value Of
T73o,537 was lost, and 70 lives. Five
steamers, three propellors, and thirty
seven sail vessels We're totally lost. The
disasters of the last four years have in
VOWED the loss of :'2,07S, l46 worth of
property and 563 lives.
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w Ills nuttei

Respectfully. informs the Fablic that he hos
received !ic
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
and Is prepared to made gcntlcmeu's clothing ia
the ncat"si manner. Call at the "BAzAAR'' neJ [,
door 10 the Post Office.
Elkton. March % '5l.
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John A. r. GREG

A tlorncy at Law. Office opposite tAe Ssaf
~ House.
Elkton, Nov. 2-tf
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THE CECIL WING
o. Rraoers auo Correspondents.

GThe sad and sweetly written or.
ticle by MISS WhHhesey. found on our
FIRST page. will meet the attention of the
reader, and of our correspondents too,
for with them she is favorite. 1t will
meet the eye, We hope, of her sister
ninstrel-the mild and earnest "EUen
Grey"-who, leaving her icy mountain
home tarries now beneath Iirginia's
SUMMER sky. 1t will meet, and ere this
has met the eye of other writers for The
Wig who cherish hope when again
"the snowy buds hang gl'tcrng with
dew" to hold with the fair writer a
closer communion.
UJ-The poem, "Winter," from Ora
hans .Vngacine, printed on on! last
page, is one of the best lately written,
and is justly entitled ''thr rorm of The
month" Alice Carey has taken very
high stand among ;hc writers OF the day.
0yAn interesting summary of for
rign news will be found Oh the first
page.
o. The Poem by ".7astanthtaS" will
be printed next week.
From Tire Southcrn Era, published at
Richmond, VAIN the prospectus Of
which We find David Scott, Esq, of this
town, named sccond on its list of cor
respondrnts-we copy the following by
another correspondent of TIE Uhig.
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EW GOODS,

EACJLLENT' .ISSORT.NEAT.
INF subscribers have inst received from
Phliadelphla. IA new and splendid assortment OF
Fail IND WINTER GOODS,
when f.,cy are now opening, and which they
oiiri It very low prices. Our friends and he
pub lie are requested to give us a call.
kEITLEN ELL &, co.
Semi oTth, }e>l
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MysTEElo3s EFFORTS TO TnwART
THE CONFERENCE.-The National In
telligencer, Of yesterday, says there is
good reason to believe that persons in
New York and Washington city have
been endeavorng to thwart important
measures ofthe government bearing up
on its relations with Mexico. and cspe-
clally the Tehuantepec treaty, by cor
responding with persons supposed IN
tluence or in high office in that country.
Whatever may be the other motives of
those persons in adopting such acourse,
it cannot reasonably be ascribcd to a
sense of patriotic duty, especially when
they must be presumed to be aware that
they are guilty Of the penal offence de-
nounced in the law of the United States,
which, for such ain offence, imposes
fine not exceeding FIVE thousand dollars,
and an imprisonment for not less than
SIX months nor more than three wears.
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REPORTED FAILURE OF Hon JOSIAH
Quincy, JR.-The Boston Bee mentions
that Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., has been
compelled, in consequence Of the pes.
ent distracted condition of the money
market, to assign all his property for
the benefit of his creditors. Mr.. Quin.
cy's personal property has been various
ly estimated from 100000 to $780,
600. Mr.. Quincy has successfully
managed the financial affairs of several
corporations, and always either taken
the lead in or seconded all movements
in public Improvements. 1t was rumor-
ed that the collateral bonds of the Yer
mont Central Company pledged by
Mr.. Quincy, had been repudiated by the
directors.
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r r. WELLS Is now prepared 10 make ZIP
u goods TO order with nca,nrss and despatch,
and from len" experience he feels himst II sale
n war; anting fit in any shape or style Of gar
mcnt.
TIE 1T HEREBY UNDERSTOOD, that al
~ ,uols mdde up by J. T. WELLS ofthc Elkto
Hall Of Fashion, are warranted 10 fit, b.. aus
rc is subject TO fits. Oct III
IL ATs.-Latcst style silk Hats, ii various
Royalties, just received az! '.,r su'r by
apr ~ n. TORBERT.
y ARG AiNsar" oh"' I'd 81 F'lnnnclls. Cnlicoes
~ Hhawis, brown anil hlcarhrd Muslira, at
nov " BROWN & FNARD'S.
:. ,.Hre" assortment Of Ply State Showls fer
n sale ehear by WI. ToSHh'k4-
nEIFD CURRANTS aud RAlSENS, fer ."'" by
~ Dec 20 WIN. TORBERT.
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CHEAP MUSLINS.--New York and .Jnmps'
" steam Null, AMI ether choice brnnde Of Nus
'ih' ~ .ore, also II very heavy stock crown
niitsi!"S, canton tunnels and brown driiim4, 10,
sale 81 sodaced prices. BROWN 4 FoARp.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-10

CHEAPEST YETI!
WIN. TonnERr is now ofleri'.g lot of season
w able Goods, such as NJ de LANES, Lawns
and Prints, (kcpt Over Com last srinmer,) a,
prices greatly below their value, Cost not coa-
siicrcd,) such bargains are worth locking for.
Please call soon, as they are going of fast,