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ocochtoWn from MIddletown, 81 miles, once week.
Scotia from Schenectady, miles, six times week.
Searsburg from Johannesburg, miles, twice a week.
seauck from Manorville, 81 miles, once week.
Seelysburg from Napoli, miles, once week. b.:
Sonnet from Weedsport miles, six times week.
Shelby from Medina, miles, six times week.
Sheldrake from Ovid miles, six times week.
Shelter Island from Greenpo miles, three times week.
Shirley from Collins, miles, twice week.
Shushan from Cambridge, miles, six times a week.
Siloam from Peteburgb, 23 miles, twice week.
South Alabama from Oakfeld 81 miles, six times week.
South Bradford from Bradford miles, twice week.
South Bristol from Bristol Centre, miles, twice week.
South Bookfeld and Brookfeld from Leonadvle miles,
six times week.
South Cortlandt from Cortlandt Village miles, once
week.
South Fauklnfrom East Franklin, miles, once week.
South Gilboa from Gilboa, miles, week.
South Granville from Granville, miles, three times
week.
South Royalton from Locust Tree, miles, once week.
South Schodack from Schodack Centre, miles, once
week.
Spaford Hollow from Preble, miles, once week.
Springs from East Hampton, miles, once week.
Sprout Brook from Buel, miles, three times week.
Stanwix from Rome miles, six times week.
Sterling Bush from Wilma, miles, three times week.
steuben and Big Brook from Hill side miles, shree times
week.
Stevensville from Monticello, miles, twice week.
Stone Arabia from Palatine Bridge miles, once week.
Stone Church from Bergen, 81 miles, six times week.
= Success from Upper Aquebogue, miles, once week
Tappantown from Piermont 2 miles, six times week.
Throopsville from Auburn, miles, six times week.
Toddsvlle from Coopertown, miles, three times week
Towsendville from Lodi, miles, three times week.
Transit from South Byron, miles, twice week.
Trout Creek from Cannonsylle, miles, once week.
Tyre from Seneca Falls, 6 miles, twice week
Union Settlement from Constantia, miles, once week.
Unadilla Forks from Bidgewater, 81 miles, six times
week.
Van Buren, from Belle Isle, 81 miles, three times week
Van Buren, Centre from Canal, miles, six times week
Van Buren, Harbor from Fredonia, miles, three times
week.
Verplanck from Peekskl, 81 miles, six times week.
vestal from Union, u miles. three times week.
vestal Centre from Vestal miles, twice week
Veteran from Milport miles, twice week.
Voag from Ferguson's Corners II miles, three times
week.
Walworth from Palmyra, 81 miles, six times week.
Waterburgh from Trumansburgh, miles, three times
week.
West Ausable from keeseville, miles, a week.
West Barre from Barre Centre, miles. three times a
week.
West Brookville from Otisvile 8 miles, once week.
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Hizerville from Bonneville, miles, once week.
Hope Falls from Worthwhile miles, once week.
Horizon from Chestertown, 8 miles, once week.
Howlet Hill from Camilus, miles, twice week.
Hubbaras Corners from East Hamilton miles, six times
a week.
Huguenot from Port Jervs miles, once week.
Hulls Corners from Hannibal Centre, miles, twice a
week.
Humphrey from Kilbuck miles, once week.
Hunters Land from Mddeburgh, miles, once week.
lion from railroad depot mile, twelve times a week.
lrondoquoit from Rochester, miles, once week
Italy Hollow from Italy Hill, miles, twice week.
jackson from Cambridge, miles, three times week
Jacks Reef from Canal, miles, six times week.
Jewet from Windham, miles, twice week.
Kendall from Murray miles, three times week.
kendalis Mills from Murray, 81 miles, twice week.
ketchumville from Maine, miles, three times week
Kings Settlement from Norwich miles, once a week.
hnox from Township, miles, three times a week.
week.
kysorvllle from Mount Morris, 7 miles, once week.
Lake from North Greenwich, miles, twice week.
Lakeport from Oneida Lake, 81 miles, twice a week.
Lake Ridge from Kings Ferry miles, three times week
LaPeer from Marathon, 81 miles, twice week
Lebanon from Bouckvile, miles, six times a week.
Lee Centre from Stokes. miles, six times week.
LeraysvLle from Great Bend miles, six times week
Linn from Lafayette, II miles, three times week
Lisbon from ogdensburgh, u miles, twice a week.
Little Britain from Coldenham, miles, twice a week.
Little York from Homer, miles, six times week
Long Neck from Richmond, miles, twice week.
Lorraine from Adams, miles, six times week a
Louisville from Raymondsie, miles, three times week
Louisville Landing from Massena, 6 miles, twice week
Lyons Hollow from Prattsburg, miles, once week.
Macedon Centre from Macedon, 4 miles twce ,uooL
Mahopac from Croon Falls Al miles, six times = week
from June to September and once week the balance Of
the year.
Manchester from Canandaigus 81 miles, six times week
Mandana from Skaneatees, 8 miles, twice 4 weak
Marcy from Utica, miles, once week.
Mariaville and North johannesburg from Hofmans Ferry
miles, once a week. -
Marshall from Waervills, miles, three times week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-19
NEW LONDON ACADEMY,

New London, Chester county, Pa.
TH'HE WINTER SESSION of this School
III will commence the first Monday Of
November, and continue FIVE months.
TERMs.-BGardne and Tuition, sos
Washing, music and modern languages are
extra, at the usual charges.
The course of instruction is thorough, COM
prisng all the branches Of a solid English,
mathematical, and classical education. This
Institution is situated in highly cultivated
and molal community, aluof, in a great in.a-
sure, from temptation and the influence OF evil
example. The buildings are large and adapted
to the comfort Of the siudcn,s.
The Principal will be- aided in the trachin :
department BY the following thoroughly quail
flied assistants: Mr.. Edward Sau,tcr, graduate
Of the University Of Tubilecn, Germany, AMI
Mr.. j. III. Berry, Clinton county, Pa: Mr.. IL.
Rowland, Teacher Of photographic; Professor
Lang, teacher Of vocal and Instrumental music.
Early application and attendance at the
opening of;he session are desirable.
GJ|-Fer Catalogues containing particulars
address JAS. L. MCDOWELL,
Oct % 3m Principal.
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CHANGE OF HOUR.

ON and after Mon
jfA day next, (August 81
YSs;.:::a-. Ss the steamer l. A ID Y
SssfSss=SsSss6r@ WILMER, Capt. VIM.
WILSON, will lun as follows, until iurlhern o.
tee. Leaves
Port Deposit on Mondays at 9 O'Clock 70
Fredelicklown and Georgetown.
Frcdericklown and Georgetown on Mondays,
sl2 O'Clock for Philadelphia
Philadelphia on Tuesday at O'Clock for
Fredcrjcktown and Georgetown.
Fred. and Georgetown on Wednesday at 2
for Philadelphia.
Philadelphia on Thursday at 2 for Fred. and
Georgetown.
Fred and Georgetown or Friday at ? for
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia on Saturday at for Port De-
post, (direct,) touching at Turner's Creeks
Forts HhaJ, Port Herman, and other inter-
mediate points.
The new steamer John G. Groome, will be in
waiting at Port Herman on the Elk river, on
Saturday evenings, TO receive the freight and
passengers brought by the Lady Wilmer, for
the different landings on the Sassaras river
WIN. II. GILPIN, Philadelphia,
WILMER s. DAVIS, Port Deposit,
&C. Passage, 81. aug + If. Agents.
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/ all and Wintcr C|Olhing.
loves Old Fine.

UTTlLLIAM G.. LOWE, No 81 Nmkoi ST.,
w Wilmington, Dei., would respectfully M
form his lrends snl The p'.s,Iic generally, thai
he la, Cow On Land vriy large newly nad,',
han some and ia fashionable stock Of Rad y
MIDE CLOTHiNG, consisting Of OvcIco0lS,
Dress Coats. Pants and Vests OF every variety
of Style made up il the best manner, which lie
will dispose Of u, Philadelphia Prices. Also a
handsome assortment of SATIN and CASHMERE
EMBROIDERED VESTS.
The above goods have all been bought for
cash, the subscriber is enabled 10 offer them on
the lowest ieI;pls. Snd thosc IN went OF fall and
winter clothing, will find il to their advanta se
10 call AMI examine the stock now offered be-
for" pnrclasingsc elsewhere. as garments Will be
suiHi very low for cash. Remember the place
No "a Market Street between Front and sec
Dad, Wilmington, Del. Nov II BIN
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'EpsEJgT'EgIS, SAFE,

By virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, in Chancery, the Undersigned
trustees will offer at Public Sale, at the Hotel
Of Jacob Johnson Esq, in Elkton, on
Taesd0y the 6M day Of December,
1853, between the hours of II A. NJ. Il ) p. M.
the following Real Estate now owned by Thorn
mas S. Thomas and wife.
No |. Is pau Of u lai &c tract of land called
"Geoilarison'' and contains
25S ACRES
3 roods 81 perchcs, more or less.
The Phil. vii. & Bait. Rail Road passes
through the northern part Of the farm. The
soil is naturally good and is easily improved
There are two frame Dwelling houses on the
premises, one in good repair, large part of
the land is covered with a thrifty growth of
chesnut and OAK. 1t lis simultaneously situated
about three miles from Railroad Depot at North
East, and with a small outlay Of capital may be
made very desirable property.
No2 Being part off same tract Of land
adjoins No. /. II contains
GA ACRES
SO petches more Or less.
There is ii small tenement on the property:
the land is nminprovcd and is mostly cover ed
with growing wood or timber
No. 3. Is woodland. 1t is part OF the Gcof-
farison tract and contains
1913 ACRES
roodS % percheS more or less. II adjolns
No. .. and also adoing the land now owned by
Howard Titus and Francis Hughes OF icnnsyl-
vania. /, is about five miles from Elkton,
hut very convenient TO good Landing ON the
Elk River.
A plot Of this property, made by the County
Surveyor, can he seen al the office of George
Earle in Elkion. Terms Of sale. One fourth
of the purchas" money in cash on the day Of
sale: One Lalfihe balance in twelve months
and the remaining half in eighteen months from
the day of sale: the credit payments TO bear
intcrcs, from the day OF sale, and to be secured
b. The Bond or Bonds of the purchaser or pur-
chasers with approved security
JOHN C. GROOME.
GEORGE EARLE.
Elton. Nov 9Th '53-t.S. Trustees.
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THE GREAT
CENTRE DN ATTRACTION
FOR
Ladies and Gentlemen,


7 II. ASEa.S Cnpac;ouS and very li2ht
q store room on Mnin Street, nearly oppo>il"
Iohnsons Hotel, where he has just opened
large aud carefully selected assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
few of which he gives The names, such as
PLAIN AND PLAID DE LANES,
which he tlatlers himself are pretty ana cheap.
TAN BLUE & MODE MEklNOES,
warranted to be ali wool aud rrcuch fabrics
PL'D, CHANGEAB'E s BLK. SILKS,
that cannot tail to please The fancy otlhe ladies
DE BAGES, GlNGHAMS & PRINTS,
of high and fast colors. and late fall styl's; anl
a large lot Of SHAWLS, which iul comfort,
durability, beauty and chcapncsS, are unsur-
passed in II,ton; and as for his
CLOTHS, CASHIERS & NE&TiNGS,
he certainly deserves 4 liberal patronage from
hlS customers and the public, because they aIc
calculated 10 meet their wants. Beside Ike
above named goods he has large stock Of do
mr,tics, sainrttS, mus!nts, itanuclS, aipacds,
hats, caps, hu,ts, shoes, carpets, hardware,
VnrcnSwarc, cedar ware and groceries. Whic!
il purchasers will call and examine, cannot !ail
to b. suited both in price and quality 81 the
goods; call and see them.
n. b. Country produce taken at the highest
market prices in exchange fer goods. [oct )
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LAND Eale SALE
ON BOHEMIA MANOR.

THE undersigned will sell at Public Sale on
THURSDAY, December Sh,
next, n Tract Of land lying on Bohemia Manor,
Cecil county, one about mile below Chesa-
pcake City, containing about
400 Acres;
mostly cleared land, hut several acres OF wood;
part of it is upland and part meadow, and el-
though neglected for several years is OF fine
qualify, and could easily aud cheaply be made
valuable farm.
For terms and other information apply, on
the premises, to
Nov. 3--ts. ANN OLDHAM.
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yshsA FERRIS s. SON,
LOCK AND WATCH MAKERS, JEWEL
LERS AND SILVER SMITHS

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS, JEWEL
LERS AND SILVER SMITHS,
Cor. 4th AID .Narhet Sts., u Vmiagfon.
ITANE on hand the largest aud hest aSsorl-
l L mcnt in their line Of business TO he found
IN Wilmington; purchasing for cash we aie
enabled TO sell at the lowest prices and ensure
satisfaction to our customers. Oar assortment
vi Watches is very fun from the most cclctrn-
ted manufacturers, and the newest styles Of
cases. Patent Levers, Duplex, French Levers,
Lepincs, and Vertical Movements. in eoid VI
silver cases. Fine sets OF Jcwrlry, Chains,
Rings, Lockrts, Miniature Cases. Armirts, SC.
Silver Ware Of all descriptions and styles; war
ran'cd equal in purity 10 cuit1, or the money
returned,
Agency for '.Rapp's Patent Scientific Niche
Gold Pcns;' the best pen ever manufactured,
larlor, Hall and common Clocks, 81 Frrirnl.
aud Yankee manufacture, Watches repaired
and guireiDl eed 10 keep good tine for one ycar>
We respectfully invite the citizens ui Ctcit
and Kent Counties TO call aud examine ou.' stock
Wilmington, Del, Oct 20
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Save your Time and Money.

I F YOU are afflicted with rheumatism, spine
i disease, sore ihi cal, quinscy, pains and sore
ness in the side, back, breast, chest or limbs,
swelling Of the joints or limbs, neuralgia, head
ache, tooth ache, weakness Of the ankles,
frosted feet, ears or hands, stings and bites of
insects, colds, coughs, pains, bruises or what.
ever else requiring an external application, use
MILLER'S AMERICAN LINIAlENT,
As there is no article now offered 10 the public,
Cat any price, that will give such immediate
relief, and make as permanent a cure.
.NiHer's EmJrocat,on for Horses.
The popularity and demand for this valuable
preparation is increasing daily, and all who
own or have the care of horses, should use it
in preference 10 any Embrocalion or Horse
Linimcnt in the Union; as a sin lie case OF its
failure (whrn used according TO direciuns,) has
not vet Gene to the knowledge of the propri-
eturs but all who have used it, say it has no
equal tor the cure OF saddle and harness gals,
stiffness Of The joints, limbs and tendons, swell
ines; sprainS. old and fresh wounds, strains,
enlargement If the joints, cracked heels. &C.,
and many declare that il never can be equalled
for the immediate cure Of scratches.
Decided al last! In favor Of the great Family
Medicine!
MiLLER'S CATHARTIC PILLS.
Not one box ever returned, or an objection made
by any one of the many thousands use
them They are not advertised TO cure all
diseases, but for snch diseases as enumerated
on the wrapper Of each box. They are highly
recommended by eminent physicians, and all
who have given them IA trial, pronounce them
greatly superior to ali others advertised for the
cure Of the same class of diseases. See circu-
lars lonnd each box. Also Miller's Refined
Hair Gil. For sale by Samuel II. Miller and
Henry Bennett, Fkton: c. IT, IIaines, Brick
Meeting House; \. Chambers. Frcnchlown X
Reads; 7. Taylor, Battle Swamp; A. Snow,
Port Deposit Il. l.. Thomas. Month East; john
w Collins, Chesapeake City 5. Y. Wilson,
ask; Morton 6 Stephens, Warwick.
Nov lY.3m
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THE CECIL WING,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. c.. RICKETTS,.

Terms. Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents ifnot paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADvERTIsING.--One dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents a square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal to that, make square.
Fractions of a square. counted as u square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, sem-annu-
ally OF by the yea, at moderate rates.
[C5-IIandbills and Job Work of all kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office Of 'THE
WHIG' rs in the centre of,he town, next door
TO Doct, Wallace's Dug Store.
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COA.NT,HBLE .S.ILE.

DY virtue ola writ Of Vcndi EXponas, issued
ID by john GalbraIth, Esq, one OF the Justices
Of the Peace OF the State Of Maryland in and
for Cecil county, al the suit Uf jacob iiy:and,
against the goods and chattleS, lands and tene-
mcnts Of William lurncr an! Jesse Brown, and
to me objected, lave seized and taken into
execution all the right title interest and claim,
al law and il equity. of the said William Per-
nei and Jesse Brown, in and TO all that piece,
parcel, or pat OF tract OF land, situated IN
Elk Neck, Nrc,i county, Maryland, adjoining
lands Of AzarIus Pennington, containing
EIiHI'T ACRES, more or less; and hereby
give notice that on SATURDAY, the Bird day
OF December, 1853. nj the Court House door in
the lown Of Eikton, between the hours Of
O'Clock and O'Clock, P. M, will offer the
said property al public auction, TO the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy aid writ and costs.
HEZEKIAH FOARD,
Nov 18th Is (S250) Constable.
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Periodicals sc.

"Putnans Monihiy'' Tor the current month
has been some days on our table. II is able
and entertaining; the present number peculiar
ly so; and il ii has any equal it has no superior
among the magazines of the language. So
year; G. p Putnam & Co., New York.
The National Nagaejne, the November mum
of which is before us, is the best So magazine
in The country; indeed 10 many points Of view
ii is the best at any price II rcpublishes the
best articles from the foreign periodicals, and
has much original matter, also. Carlton &
Phillips, Publishers, New York.
Godey's Lady's Book for December mas reach :
ed us already; hui ii is SO quickly left our table
for "the ladies' dcpaltmcnl,' where it is a
prime iavorile, that we scarcely had the por-
tunty to see enough of il 10 notice. Perhaps,
however, the best notice we can give of it is to
say that the ladies will have it in preference TO
all others, whether for the ''iashons" or the
literature, we cannot say.
GrahGm's W0gGcine comes to us in fine array
for the coming month. The pictures are Of
every grade, rich. tasteful and comic, and the
literary matter, ditto, ditto, ditto. ..'Graham'
has always been ar especial iavorite with the
public, aud it is about TO take upon itself alIi-
,onal attractions with the approaching new
volume. Mr.. n. Fl. See, will he connected
with the business department, leaving Mr.. G.a-
ham more time for his editorial duties, and
number of the ahts, writers al tic country
have been engaged as regular contributors.
The WESTMINSTER Ra, ;n, 7 prnnrl Scott
Cos republication ct the October number is on
our table. 1t is ii led as usual. with interest
ing articles from the abcst British pens. The
same house also rrpubishes The London, EdIn-
burg, and North British Quarterly Reviews and
BIackwood's Na.aZinc. which they furnish at
thrfu!nwins rates: for onr Review. +; scar;
for two 50, three S1 for the four tS Black
wood So: B.nchw '9G and the four reviews, 10
Woo hrorti's Yonh'S CobincI.--Wc are in
the ;n"ntlly receipt Ct this excellent little
magazine for the young folks. 1t is edited by
F.ancis c. WoodworI. one Of the hes writers
fer the yCuA" in h,s country: and is :, very
cheap and yaWall" work Of its class; 81 year:
ID. \. Wuolwo,th, publisher. New York.
Tie Kaiyherdychcr.-Thc Nnvt nIcr No. Gi
this magazine is unusually excellent. The
leading nurion q the work is filled with we'll
written articles some fine poems among them;
and IT'S great allIaciion--lhc e;iiur'S sable is
Imarkab!y Gne. This is = periodical that
never flags in interest, nor once dcScrnds rom
hi:I merit. Samnr! Hncslon publlshe New
York; 81 yen; copies 50.
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Clothing! GI0thissg!!
+. BROWN, JR.


Nert Doc, 10 JrtNs9aS' H0tci.
OPENED to-day an extensive assortment of
Rea IL made clothing for Iien and boys: Mems
sack coats $3.50; boys sack over coats $3.50;
mems pants 1928; vests Sl.50, and upwards;
wooden shirts and draws, muslin fine shirts, at
all prices.
Plaid Declines ami wooen pfaid entirely CIV
style Of Ia lies dress gools, french merino and
cobcrgs very cheap, opened to-day.
Salinc,ts and casimcrcs, blue, Oxford miNt'd:
Itch, and dark grey, brown aud green, and en-
tire!y new style fancy sstcnci's, JUS oTcned at
Oct. y. T.. BROWN, IRIS.
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FOR SALE
252 Acres of woodland,

2j2 Acres Of Woodland, being
part of a tract called 'sGeoiarison," and dioin-
ing lands fThos. S. Thomas, Ann Russell and
others. This land is covered with thriving
growth of white and black oak and chestnut,
and is situated within short distance Of navi.
gable wafer and the ilourishing village of North
East, Maryland. For terms apply TO
JOHNSON SHIPPERS.
North East, Cecil CO., Oct 29-tl.
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JOHN 6. KENNkRH,

No. Sc, .Market ST.; Wilmington, Del.
gHTOULD call the attention OF ihe citizens
w Of this county and vicinity 10 his very
large and extensive variety OF
Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
Carpets, Maitings,
Oil cloths. HinAow Shades,
STAR Rods, D!nggett, &c.
Sly Fri@gCa BGifons,
F7gs. IfimyHi"yS, Sc.
This store has recently brcn gr,at.y rular-rd
and improved. its fnrlnrr depth was ahorI 20
feet, il is now II tc,t: < large sly !i.ht has
been erected, an | several more ra"ns aided To
the establishment; thus inahilis Il Oac Of the
most roomy in the city.
fhe stock Of goods is now larger shan any
proceeding scason; many have been purchased
for cash, and can be sol at Phiia'!tlph.; AMI
Baltimore prices. At th!S establishment PR
sons can procure many articles that often re.
ourc much time an trouble 10 tGi.
The sock OF silks, shawIs, bGmtazines. p;e4g
style plals, rarameltas. alpacaS, de laincs,
gin2Eaus. prints, de hagc, malonnas, canton
cloths, Sc, is very extensive. Also, rich Gpi
low quality mautilla vclvets. velvet trimmings,
many new styles; silk llinscs and eimps, tie
largest assortment in the state, Cloths, cassl-
mcrcs, saincrs, ves'ings, blankets hanuc!s,
ticines, AMI domestic Goods generally.
Merchants supplied On good terms. Orders
punciualiy attended to.
y. B. Also, at this store can always be
found ia season, the largest assortment al IN
PORTED AND DOMESTIC fURS, at city
prices, to be iound in Wilmington.
JOHN S. KENNARD,
Oct nearly opposite Farner's Bank
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WIN. TCRBInT,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, &C
DEALER IN

(next door 10 Court House, Elkton.)
HAS just opened this week, IA ncw and beau
Ill tiul assortment Of Ladies Dress Goods:
plain, cold, and fancy Silks: Plaid., Mcriros,
Cashmeres, De!aincs, De Begcs, Prints, Cling
hams, Stripes, sc.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS.
Black French lwlled, Blue, brown, ojvc
col Cloths; super black doe skins AMI fancy
plai.s, an assortment larger lhan any he has
ever Offered belo,e; lwscds, satnets, keIseys,
jeans, &c.
Brown and blcachcd mus,?s, >. vi sheeling,
- pd do; pillow case do; white a1d co!d Can
tons, Osnabufos, drills. bed lckngs, low lin
ems, carpets, oil cloths, travelling bags, baskets.
&c, trimmings in great variety, hose, gloves,
hats and caps, boots and shoes, SC.
GROCERIES, .PROFiSIONS, &c. oct %