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From the Baltimore Sun
Maryland Legislature.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan, i, 1883.

House OF DELEGATES. AT twelve
O'Clock to-day, upon motion made by
Mr.. Wyse, the Hon. Elias Ware. Speak
er, took the chair of the House of Dele
gates;J J. }. Stewart, Esq; proceeded to
call the roll, when all but ten members
answered to their names. Some inior.
NAL discussion took place as to the con-
stitu,ional necessity Of d new organiza-
ton of the House.
Mr. Wise moved that to enable, MEM
bers to consult in relation to the new
question which was presented, that the
House adjourn till Tomorrow, which
was tost--ayes u, nors %.
Mr.. Roberts moved that in order to
decide the question Of their being con-
tlnuous body that members proceed to
qualify as such, which motion. after con-
siderable discussion, was lost-ayeS 20,
noes 81.
I he House then adjourned.
Mr.. Carpenter, valuable member
from Charles county, who was i'll the
whole of the last session, appeared in his
seat.
Sr%Arr.-Thr members assembled in
the Senate chamber at the usual hour,
and were engaged for an hour or more
in conversation upon the proper mode
OF organization under the new clrcun-
stances OF their assembling.
On mutton of Mr.. Ely, the Secretary
OF the Senate, Jonathan Pinknev Esq,
proceeded to call the roll three Sena-
Tors being absent.
On motion OF Mr.. Ely the Senate
proceeded to elect President, and col.
Edward Lloyd va, unanimously re-
eiecrd President of the Senate.
he president returned his acknowl-
tdGemeniS IN very appropriate, n.an-
ner, when
On motion, the Senate apjourned.
Thursday, Jan. 9th. Inc Senate
reelected all their old officers, and the
House theirs. Both Houses being or
ganlzed, the Governor delivered hls
message. In the House the Speaker
presented conmunica ion from j. Y.
l.. McNlanon, Esq. resigning his ap.
poinlmrnt as one OF the codlfiers of tue
laws of this State, which, on motion,
was accepted.
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SINGING GLASSES.

vEyHE subscribers beg leave to inform the IN
Il habitants Of Elkton and the surrounding
country, that they will take classes for lnsirnc-
ton IN Vocal Music during the coming season.
Those persons DESTROYS o! forming classes IN
their respective locations, will please addr IS a
note to either Of the subscribers (slat' - the
probable number of subscribers that can b.: had,
and the time apl place Tor a preparatory meet
ing, y will be prompLl. attended to by on or both
of US. Those who wish to acquire this most
delightful accom- pisnment will do well by Or
gapizing aad giving us notice imlr etialely.
Address, J. 7. WELLS.
L. ]. LANCASTER,
Oct2tf Itihian, A..
NB. The principle upon which wa teach
will enable the pupil to understand the com.
positions ofany country. Persons wishing in
slructions on the Piano Forte uan be accom-
moiated by f. ]. Lancaster, on reasonable
terms. Piano FortcS tuned.
TLOUR BARRELS, bought at m,rke, pc"
i By BROWN & fOARD.,
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skin. This ointment Will cure TIC Snl'rhrnm
and burns or chappcd hands. quicker and Mrrr
than Nil other medicines of the kind before the
public To suhs,antiatc the above, can give
hundreds Of certificates, but consider il of no
use, as .(ony person can do She same. II they
have friends, for even Il worthless ariiclc) re-
" solely on the merits Of the Ointment for the
public patronage.
y. B. A single box ofthis ointment will keep
any blacksnith's, farmers, sailors or mechnn-
c's hands, let them chap or crack ever so bal,
sound and in good working order all winfef,
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL, .
Nangn'uck, Conn.
WHOLESALE DEpoTs,-A. b. x ID. SANrs. No.
100 Fulton street, New York. REArtNc 4 Co.,
Boston. 4. McCLuRE & Co., Albany. Wm II.
BRo,vN & Bro, Baltimore.
Sold also by the principal druggists, and coun-
try IN rchaats. Price % cents per box.
AGENTS. II. II. Mitchell. Elk.on; j. n.
Black, Charles,own: J. Wilson, Couison Il Co :,
Port DEPOSIT; RI. p. Bennett, Fr"nchlown X.
Road; J. W. Collins, J. j. Lindsey, Chesapeake;
u. Wharton, Hutson's corner; Murphy - Wals-
ton. Bohemia mills: 7. +. Jump. Warwick; W.
I. Alrichs, Glasgow Nov. y, c. o. ".
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CLOT THIN G.

TThE subscriber would respectfully inin, HE
l. friends and the public, that he has mad, =.
engagements with a large cstahlishmen,hp;,
adelphia, TO sell Ready Made Clothing oto,,
,ha '. """ - " w, {" p" supp! t''e "Nls of
Dr,wors g.. ~, H., 49, 49, ss' Sirt,,
CAL and see me at the old stand opposi,tlEn
sons Hotel. 1T. WinS""
.o;,. ~ A,' ".ne.s 'or customer WDrSslre-
ce'Ve prompt attention. [Declv
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THE CECIL WING,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. c. RICKETTS,.

TERMS dollars a year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents if not paid IN advance
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents q square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines of
BREWER, or space equal to that, make square
Fractions Of a square, counted as square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, sctni-annu-
ally oI by thc yea. a: moderate rates.
r?-HanIbill> and Job Work olali kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office oi''THE
WHIG'' Is in the centre of the town, next door
TO Doct. Waliace's Dug Store.
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One Gent Reward.

d Az away from the subscriber residing in the
LII 9th District, Cecil county, on OR about the
l2lh 81 December last, boy named Robert T,
komer, an indentrd apprentice; aged about II
years. All persons are hereby warned against
harboring or employing said hoy. The above
reward will BIZ gwen to any person who will re-
turn him TO the subscriber, hui no charges will
he paid. JESSE JANNEY.
Jan IS53-3W
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tho ssin prn,ui.n, nn,,.,nr,a,, r" ""'D
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=, " ""'N WIS 'heh ""t ana OWN"
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1890 FsOOk Agents wanted.
To sell Pictorial aud Useful Works fol
the wear 1888.
81, 900 DOLLARS a YEAR

$1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR!
w ANTED, in every county of the United
w States. active and cnlerprisiny men. to en-
gage in the sale Of SOM of the best Books pub
IiShed in the country. omcn Of good address.
possessing n small capita! Of from $40 to SlUO,
such Inducements will be offered as to enable
them 10 make from So to SIS day profit.
The Books published by us are all useful in
their character, extremely popular. and COLI
manL Iarg" sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars, address, (pos, pRid,)
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
Jan lSl William St., New York.
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Fall s. Winter Dry Goods,

w vi. MEN NAkD N w., East or upper
w end OF Elkton, have Just received u new
stock of
Fall s. Winter Dry Goods,
among which will be found: Merinocs, Alpacas,
Mouslin DeLaines, Ginghams, Prints, u fine
assortment OF Bay State Shawis, which we will
sell very cheap. Cloths, Cassimeres, CASH
nets, Salinetts, Vestings, Woo7rn and Cotton
Flannels, hleached and Brown Musins, striped
Shifting, Checks, SC. a good assortment OF
RE.HDY-. MADE CLOTHING.
Gloves and Hosiery, n large assortment OF
Rools. Shoes. Cans, sc. Groceries OF all de-
scripiions very cheap.
We would therefore call the attention of cash
purchasers to our stock OF goods, as we think
they can do as well with us thry can ia the city.
Country produce taken in exchange for Goods
Our motto is 10 sell al city prices for casd.
Oct3e W. M. KENNARD & Co
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3. T. NAY,


HAS completed his stock OF
Fall and " Winter Goods.
To the following list he respectfully invite
he attention ofthe
Ladies.
French Cloths and Tweed Cloakinys,
French Merinoes in various colors,
French Cashmeres, do
Thbrt Cloths, do
MnuSlin de Bcges.
Rich Persian Dclanes,
Fig'd and Plain MouSIin DeLanes,
Black and cold Alpacas,
Black Dress Silks,
Plaid and Chameleon Silks,
Paints and Ginghatns,
Bay S,atr and Waterloo Shawls,
Cashmere and ThIb, Wool 10
Wooden Flanncls in various coors,
Sack flannclS do
Welsh r lanncls.
COlorcd Canton FlannelS.
Birached and unblrached do
Blcached aud unbleachrd MuslinS,
Cold Cambrics and Drillings,
Bl"ached and unhlrarhed do
Trimmings, Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies and Chlldrens' Shoes, Sc.
Gen:IcmenS' Dress.
Cloths. CaSsimcrts, Twceds,
CHSnetts, Kentucky Jeans,
Heavy FlannclS, Comforts,
Gloves, Hosiery, Hats, Caps. &c.
Hardware, Qurcnsware, Groceries, Flour
Veal, Bacon, Lard. Potatoes, Burning Fluid; s.
n. B. Country Produce taken in eXclanr,
or GooIs at the highest market price.
Oct 30 80 If
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AUCTION. AUCTION

IN every wednesday and Saturday M sht. at
" the old stanl Of W. NJ. Kennnrd < Co.. 4s.;
or upF"r end nt Elkton. Dry Gools. Queens.
ware, Ee"ts and Shoes, It"ahr-lnaie CIorhiny.
anl mast every other kind Of goods kent in a
ccNnlrr store; aud as we wish To chase on, o,r
present stock, persons would do weii by ca linz
through the w"ek, a. ,h.y H.ay expect to buy
the greatest Of bargains.
Now W. ". KENNARD.
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GRAIN.

TFEsR5scribers are prepaTedto Pay tire aliSh
est market price IN cash. for any quantity Of
Wheat and \ elbow Corn, Bags will heiurnish
ed to any one that may wish them.
Jy IL BROWN \ FOARD.
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UrIn our enumeration Of schools last
week, we should have said there were
/ in the 7th District, instead Of I; we
had information of II, which would
make the whole number in the county u.
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JOHN LUMSDEW,

Grotsr aao Commissions tlltsthant
No. Al Cheaps'tle,
(Two Doors from Pratt Siree,.)
BALTIMORE.
Sells all kinds Of Grain and Country Produce
on Commission, and keeps ger era assortment
OF Groceries always On hand. imar!3,I
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IMPORTANT TO THE
OF Cecil TO. and Viripity,

VIII no Doubt he an advantage TO many of
l'he inhabitants OF Cecil county and yicin;,;
80 occasionally visit the city OF Uiip,,ug,o,,.
; know where they toay supply their wants in
serence to Dry Goods, Trinmiaps. Corpci,
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DEPARTURE OF Mr.. KING. The steam
er Fulton has arrived at WASH ngton,
having been hastily fitted up by order
ofthe Secretary of the Navy, to take Mr..
King to Havana. The Hon. genlleman's
physician thinks it best that he should
avoid any changes at Norfolk. 1t is
uncertain, however, when Mr.. King
will be able to leave.
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O--John W. Rawlings has been ap.
pointed Special mail messenger to carry
the mail between Chesapeake City and
Port Herman, once a week.
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JOHN S. KENWARD'S.

No. Sc, .AnrEct 81.
F"rchasers may lind it much to their interest
Fcai. This Store is celebrated for the large
"'"'y, extensive assortment, and chca csS of
r FOODS; to prove which; those who have NOT
Fe'oiorc dealt at the establishment, are re-
Pc'l':ily ui"ed TO call, By doing So many will
~ only save money. but time and trouble,
l ne assortment consists in part of
arN ana Fancy Silks, Cloths, s.,ineis. casSi-
"'o' QUERIES While mereS, vrsIin4s, hlan-
''"'s' M'r'no"S, Co kets, buck gloves and
i'"S' 'f'ainrs, pr,nis, mitts, sacktng bottoms
= t"'c"S an" "'her dress comiortabies, buttons,
VI us tonSc nrni>!- cotton laps, woolen
= ""uis, mourning AMI COTTON Jeans, Sls-
''''S. 'anhrts, Host p"ndcr>, spool cotton,
" .io'ts, trimmings, Sack tlannetS in album
ais, &c. dance. Sr
'ht OF Inc largest assortment of Furs and
iawls in the city; also,
Carpeting,
Brussels Tapestry, Three Plv, Superfine and
'mmon ln-rain, Entry and Stair CARPETS. rang
L" IN price from l2a cents TO $l.5O per ward.
eih'Ing Rnc Carpets from - cents to better
'adrs, oil cloths, canton ratings, window
ladcS ami blinds, stair rods, carpet lacks. sc.
would further state that nm u constant at
nden on the large and regular Auction sales
lat tax" place in Philadelphia every week,
here buy many excellent bargains and CHEAP
'odS. thus being able to offer many induce
en's that others cannot offer.
wun.i ralt the particular attention of the
dies 10 mr. stock of C!oaking Cloths, and new
Il" trimmings iur Dresses and cloaks, together
t'h wide M"ntthu jciretS. aud in tact to nv
cry large assortment %! GOODS for Indies wear.
Ny old friends in Cecil and elsewhere, with
lepuhlIr IN general, are solicited to give our
ock an examination before making thcIr pur-
'a'es. Merchants supplied at Wholesale pri-
es. Particular attention given to orders.
JOHN s. kENNARD,
Wilmington. Dec | No. st Market st.
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% Readers ana { Correspondents.

0yThe sickness of one Of our printers
prevented us from getting in type. much
matter intended for to-day's paper. A.
mong other things our letter from North
East is, for this cause omitted. 1t will
appear next week.
GIVE have received from Miss s. J. c.
Whitlesey. "The Young .%"G,fcr' n beautiful
poem, which we will print next wc"k. We al
50 received yesterday an ELEGANT volume Of p"-
ems from her pen, entitled "Hert Drops .from
Memory, Urn," which We shall take plrasur"
in reading and passing our judgment on al an
early day.
Ty"Onr first page is pretty much file with
original articles this week. Mr. Mays letter
from California is an interesting one and speaks
Of the future Of 1ha far sway State: .'ScrGgg$'
furnishes one Of ms uniqu" chapters Of rhyH":
there are two articles on The Mi,se Ln~, "nr
for and the other again>, it: an interesting
sketch OF the B.firi churc chapter hiSarprov-
ing Singing Schools, as som"wh"r" conducted:
chapter on 'Cat Sr'alnD.'' which heretofore has
been hard to locntc--no one being willing 10
acknowledge thy reside in il. These arc all
written for TIE Wig: besides which VIZ hay"
Il number of srlccted articles. In the article
from Tir Home .Joarnr'. that pap"r r"rpctr,t"s
the 'hu!l" of chasing Victoria with the "Men
of Our Timo.''
1.-THE POEM on III" last rar". On IL" death
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WOLF Il SMAsnEE,
WHOLESALE GHOCEES,

No. 10 P1ufs Street,
(hET"EEk cIIEAPsrpE ANp ent'TII sTnEfr.}
BALTIMORE.
II AVE ON hAND L large and wei! selected
IL assortment Of
groceries. W ines Il Liquors..
winch we offer I" the public upon the most rca-
S"nabIc terms. In addition Ia n,,r segula, stock
wcare daily receiving new supplies. hv which
we arc enabled always to furnish our custom.
crS with fresh GOODS at the lowest cash prices.
EDMrNn WOLF. CHARLES -. 81 ,,,r
Bate, Oct 2 Sun
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800 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 u Near,

w ANTED in every County in the United
w States, active md en,crprisng men, to en-
gage in the Salc Of some Of the brsl Books pub
l,shcd in the country. 70 men oi rood adrrys.
possessing small capital 81 ro.. .!!,,o . r.,
sQeii Involvement" viii +" nliol"I a> 10 caa..
them to make from S. E" $40 . dog laGt.
" The Book published by Us are at! u:.!uj
IN 'Erir rhnrnr;"f, extremely p,pl'.',s and ..l
manI iFrse SG.'. ":rr"rrr rdrlcH.
For tGrths" p"3'"glafs, a!Girss. pusia %. rain!
DANIELS y GETI.
Errcrssl:.. - ". A. i.rqrr :. 20
No. i% North Il .unI 81, !'aiIaIr.....a.
Sep II, - On
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.'S
LIST OF
British Periodical Publications.

Deli vercd in NIL the principal cities Ia the Uni,
ted States. FREE OF POSTAGE, aud forward
I'd by mail, nader the provisions o, ia" late
Post Oilce j>.w, at MERELY NOMINAL ltArEs.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
(Coascrrative.)
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (whig).
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW
Gree Church.)
THE ESTNINSTER REVIEW Oibrral.I
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G1 Acres,

Ga Acres,
3 FOODS and Is square perches, of which about
one hall is covered with thriving Young Timber
oil various kinds, and the residue is arabl. land
under good fencing, and the whole is well wat
cred. The soil is Of a first rate quality and sur
passed by none in the county for productivcness,
and the situation i. healthy and convenient to
Schools, Churches, Mills and good markets.
ne improvements consist of comfortable
Lao" Dwelling House, Frame Barn. and a
Stone Spring House overa never falling Spring
OF good water. There is also variety of fruit
Trees on the property, in bearing condition,
s'cn as apple, pear, peach, cherry SC.
TERMS or SAFE.
The terms Of sale as prescribed BY the decree
require the payment olone third part ofihc pur-
chase money to he paid in cash on the day OF
Sale, onr other third part in mouths, and the
residue in Is months thereafter; the last two
instruments to bear interest from the day of sale
and to be secured by the bond or nole of the
purchaser with surety or sureties to be appro-
we'd by The Trustee.
Sale 10 commence at lo O'Clock, NJ.
JOHN c. GkOOME,
Elkton, Md, Jan. 1858. Trustee.
N. b. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing can
be shown the property by calling on Mr.. Jones
Matthias who resides near it. ], G,
'.'Daily Ledger and Phila. Inquirer copv
twice a week; Journal and Gazette, Whining,
ton; Vilage Record and Republican, Yves,
Chester, copy Is.
MOUSLTN D'LAINEs at 9 cts. per yard, for
NJ sale by WM. TORBERT.
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THE LONE STAR. The "Order Of the
Lone Star" of Savannah, celebrated its
anniversary few days since. An ad-
dress was delivered on the occasion by
Mr. left. who designated Oliver Crom-
well as thetfrst fillihuster, and descrb-
ed the object of the Order as pacific and
friendly.
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BLACANOOD'SE DiN BURGu NAG AIINE
(Tory)
Although these works are distinguished ny
the political shnics above indicated. yet but a
small portion 1T their cuutrat. is devoted 10
political subjects. J.; is their Hsrn.u character
which yves them their chri value, and IN that
they stand c"nIesHedlr tar above all other jour
nails ot Their class. RiacL,r,,si- still! under the
tn,heriy care o! Christopher North, H,his,uins
It's ancient celebrity. aE is. at this time. unu.
snally attractive, from the serial works oi Bull
wer and other literary noiablrs written for thai
MAGAZINE. aud first appeared in its columns both
IN Great Brian and III the United States. Such
worNS AZ ''The Cations and NV New Novel;
t'oth by EuIwrr:) "Tar Green Hand" .Katc
Stewart, and other serials. OF which numerous
rival rtlt;ons are issued hy the leading publish
ers IN Tn" country. have 10 be- reprinted by those
publishers from the paE"s o. BackwooI, after
il has hccn issued by MesSrs scott & Co.. so
that subscribers Ia. The Reprint that Magazine
may always rely on havrns the earliest rcaiing
OF these fascinating iaies.
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,or The Cecil Hhie.
To Wis. E...,v. Ut fecG Co, ND.

.4u-' Lasyir ri' hr 'in'-miitc ioclfs.'
Rr TAM o's?iAN7EE.
When gloamin', fra her sl;y-warh dome,
Falls nightly DER NY torres, holuc,
Unhappy Orr the lawn roam
To muse on thre. my Dcaric.
C!IcRrs.
O! I.assin wi the clear blue &c,
q! I.aS>,r, Wi the clrnr bin" &c,
a blink o 1--we u thy clear blue &c,
Wa'I cheer my heart, my DCar!c.
In vain the flowers deck thr lea
In vain tho thrush s rang to NC
Nau"'i. rau.ht can please ava fra thee,
My winsomr lille Dcagl-.
o! iassic &c.
o. brides c"ner that w"rl kcn'd lay,
Ycnin1 me ~ TINT happy day,
cae'd 10 wac, Ger yundsr b:ae,
Ny w,nsom" llt''r Drrrle.
O.! la>s;e, sc.
Then ron1 sing. wi merry eler-
Ma create, joy this world could gle,
When to my heart Iaulhcd thee.
An taik'd o. luvr, my Dearie.
o! inssie, SC.
Then, fortune. vi her partial e'e
Maun send her CITIES II aIIey-
1t nc'rr wad draw sigh fra me,
IfthDu vert mine, ny Dearie.
@! laSsir. &c.
Hunting Quarters, 1872.
Cy-"kclso'' comes near making propose
10 "Mauic." We take pleasure in saying I,
each that t'o,her is an emincntIy worthy per
indeed regarding their merits, W
couldn't tell "t'other from which," and W
shall watch future advances with much interest
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NEW ARRIVAL of New Orleans Sugars. n
Nv excellent article for presrrvirr; also, Mo
asses, New York Syrup, Coffee, Tea, Choco
ate, Rice, &C. For sale b.
Sep WIN. TORBERT.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

d \ virtue OF a Decree of the Court of Gin.
IL Gerry, the subscriber as Trustee, on
7uesdoy Jamuary 18th. 1853,
at the public house of. Bricklcy, at Brlckss
Cross Roads. in Cecil county, Md. at o'cIRs
p. Nj. OF SAID day. will expose at Public Sho
the highest bidder, the Real Estate Of WmGl.
lesple, late of Cecil county, decd, cousisa:ol
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T,n-Wd are and Stove
MAALrERCTOkY

I, 'ilE subscribers have lately removed from
4 E'kton, and have openedan establishment in
MiDDLET0VN, DEL.4FlGE,
where they are anxious TO serve the public and
their old friends wherever found, in all the bran
ches oitlerhusiness.
They vii. keep on hand ut low prices, Stores
oraIl patterns ard sizes, for parlors, offices, and
'liiohenS, and full assortment OF Tin and Sheet
Irna ware at ahe lowest prices. They will also
attend To
ROOFING md T7I.NT,
which they will do in the best manner and at
shorl notice. The public are respectfully in.
vitcd 90 give them a call.
GRAHAM & SISCO.
MildIctown, Del, MayStf
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Di virtue ota Decree OF the Hon. A lbert Com
~ Stable, Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit
Of Maryland for Cecil county, in Chancery, the
undersigned rs Trustee. will offer at Public
sale at the Court House in Elkton, Maryland, on
TUESDAY, the 25th anst.,
valuable tract Of land, lying near the Penn
sylranla line in Cecil county. whereof John
Matthias, died seized, containing
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.ATTJRNEF& C0FNSELLOR .ATL.sU.
CHreH Street. opposite B,rnHm's Hotel.
j l. 7 NJ % r e.
W II attend TO all professional business Fix IA
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l7a Acres Oa'E.:lnd,

S with frame Dwelling, gsrsn
&aTTS& and well OF water at the tNr.
MN;ffI now in the occupation of &n,rl
sgffsysg,s D. IA Campbell, lying and being abqt
one quarter Of mile from Bas
ley's Cross Roads.
TERMS OF SHE.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the letpe
require the payment of one half OF the purchase
money IN cash on the day of sale, and thsp,
lnainder in one year thereafter, TO be Secured
by the bond Or note of the purchaser with mu.
rity to be approved by the Trnstee, beaftsn-
teiest from the day of sale. On the paymea or
the whole of the purchase money, (and not be.
tore,) the trustee is authorised TO convey ,hsid
land to the purchaser by good and sufficicn,dsd
free, clear and discharged of all claim dMo
parties 10 said decree, and of all persons c,m-
ing under them. +. \. ELLIS
Dee 20 Is TrEH,
n. B. The creditors Of the said VIM. GSss
pie, decd, are hereby warned TO exhibAs;.
claims against the said deceased with, the varh
ers thereof, in the Chancery office at Aun-
oils, within four monlhs from the day rs,o
above named, +. 4. ELLIS, Truss,