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Our Correspondence.
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing |
PoRT DEPosJT. Dec. 2StI

FORT DEPOSIT, Dec. 18TH, 81.
Mr.. Editor Christmas week, with the
joyous festivities attendant thereon, is here,
and is being enjoyed in the usual diversified
manner; the feathered tribe have suffered
greatly. for the furnishing of good dinners to
those able to procure them. Many heart
has been made glad by the bestowal OF APP
propriate tokens of affection: many boy
has spent his last dime for the foolcries of
youth; but what is most deplora BILE, many a
family has spent the week in want and in
tears, because the husband and father, has
yielded to the tempting alluremcnts of the
W inc cup. God pity the poor-Gcd pity the
'lrunkard-God pity the drrmkard maker
God pity those cold hearted christians who
refuse to aid the temperance reformation. An
exhibition Of RUNS influence was exhibited
in the NJ f. Church on last Sunday evening,
and thinking word to the wise sufficient,
say to tn. person who sold him the liquor
that he is knOpn, and that another such cxhi.
hilion will ensure his case being presented to
the Grand jury at its next sitting.
am credibly informed, that a number
of vessels lying near Spesuiia, are in distress,
being encirtcd with ice: but think if the
present mild weather continues for few days,
that the ice will have to yield to natures
warmth, and Leave the beautiful Susquchanna
to flow with its wontcd free DOM.
Tn addition to the dwellings alluded; to in
my last. there is being another erected by
Mr.. L. Reynolds, adjoining his present resi-
dence, which will fill mp all the space i'll that
quarter. Dwelling houses are in such dc.
mand, that I hear of Il building association
being about to be formed. by our me :hancs,
which, if properly organized, will be the
means of cnsuring to those who embark IN
the enterprise, home at q small expenses;
the poor mechanic who pays an annual rent
of from seventy to a hundred dollars, would,
by investing small share Of his earnings in
we'll organized building association, be able
in few years to sing Home, sweet Home"
We were all taken by surprise, on Monday
morning by the solemn announcement that
one of our most highly esteemed young
ladies had been lost in the sea of matrimony:
may the person she has chosen to guide the
helm, steer their bark clear of all breakers
An extra meeting is in progress at the M,
E. Church. under the direction of the Rev.
Mr.. Hurn. whose sermons are of the most
convincing character. and if not productive
nfgreat good, it will not he the fault of the
preacher. 1t is announced that the Rev.
Mr.. Cunningham will preach in this town on
next Sunday morning. Hoping, Mr.. Editor,
that you arc now able to be in your sanctum,
[ remain as ever, BAYARD.
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a BENEVOLENT MovEMENT.--Qutc an
interesting ceremony took place yesterday, at
Shamokin, northumberland county. Judge
IIclfcnstcin, one of the most benevolent as
well as one of the wealihicst citizens of that
county, dedicated for ever, a valuable and
productive coal estate located in che Sham
okin Ccal Basin, to the benefit of the destitute
poor of Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore,
Lancaster, etc. On the same occasion, the
corner stone of Free College was laid, which
is intended to be endowed with the proceeds
Of another coal estate. And still further, a
third coal estate was dedicated to the benefit
of African Colonization. The exercises took
place, under the charge of committee, head
ed by Kimber Cleaver, Esq. large number
of citizens were in attendance, and several
appropriate addresses were delivered We
have heard of the benevolent movements oil
Judge Helfcnstcin heretofore. lie is one OF
tie most liberal benz factors of the poor, and
his hand and his heart arc alike open to the
appeals of his suffering fellow creatures Such
men are an honor to human naturc.-Phiio
Inquirer, Saturday.
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CHESAPEAKE Cry lrEMs.--Thc Canal was
opened for the passage Of vessels on Monday
last On that day the Ice Breaker, on re-
turn trip to Chesapeake. upset one mile from
the town, and was sunk by some barrels of
cement which were in it at the time. There
We're several persons on it at the time, one of
whom-Mr. Christian--came near being
drowned,
As was sometime ago rumorcd, the Canal
company has taken the contract for flushing
the new locks off the hands of Candee, Dodge
4 Co.
Christmas in Chesapeake would have pas
sed off in the good old fashioned way, if it
had not been that some of the Young bloods
imbibed rather too freely Of the ardent.
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Now, sir, have discovered my error when
it is too late to alter it. The Kingdom of God
and its righteousness should be sought first
and all things necessary shall be added;
whereas have placed it I'd on the list. Well !!
to err is human and have no doubt
majority would rather have it this way, and
so | will let it stand, hoping the prescription
may be repeated either first or last, before it
is too late. LITTLE Elk.
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PtTNAM'S MONTHLY. for .ranu' ~. 1855. Geo.
p. Putnam Co., Publishers, New Yok; So
year.
We have from the publishers the January
number of this first class Magazinc-thc best
published in the country. We recommend it
TO every reader who prizes able writing and
pure literature. 1t contains splendid por-
trait of one Of our leading writer's in every
second number or oftencr; in the present No.
it has Bryant The contents are all original
and all our first writers contribute to it.
AMERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE for the United
States, by Din more & Co. New York
This is Il valuable pamphlet for travellers:
it gives the length, prices, &c, of al the rail
roads In the Union. ...
HUMANITY IN TIE cITY.-A Series of Dis
courses, by f. II. Chaplin, Published by De Witt
davenport. Handsomely bound, with IN cx-
cellent portrait of tho author Price 81.
How truly welcome to the wcll-rcgulatcd
mind, which can appreciate such home truths
as this delightful little volume contains are
the thoughts and aspirations here poured
forth in strain Of fervcnt eloquencc, which,
rcpudiating the flowers of rhetoric, seeks on
ly to be understood and, if understood, anx.
ious only to he acted upon? Mr.. Chaplin has
widespread reputation fpra worka-d day
sort Of language which, while laborng for the
good of the masses, has the happy faculty of
making itself cilectual to the producing of
good fruits from among those whose position
is apt to induce forgcttulnoss Of the wants and
suftcrings of their fellow men. 80 ..
The book before us is one most peculiarly
scasonablc in these trying times of almost
universal prostitution of trade and enterprise
IA time when HUMANITY IN TIE Cry" was
never so urgently called for or so universally
needed. The subjects treated of in this
volume are of a nature deeply interesting to
| the Christian, the Philosopher, and the Phil.
anthropst, depicting as they do the various
| phases under which we every day behold
struggling humanity seeking to achieve some
object which it con o YES to be the zone thing
ntedful" for its happiness, but when attained
too often found to be even as the Dead Sea
fruit-falsc to the eye and bitter to the
! taste.
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WILMER's POINT, KENT Co.,
DECEMBER 2STH, 81. {


DECEMBER 18th, 81.
Mr.. Editor We have purchased at this
place in six months from June to December,
some 26 600 bushels of gram, the larger pro-
portion Of which has been wheat, and have
done fair business in the sale Of guano,
lumber &c. The trade is gradually increas-
ing and extending. a new road, now under
Examiners proposed to be opened from this
place to the ncighborhood Of "Massey's Cross
Roads-;a section Of country, which for ag-
ricultural purposes in natural fertility and
beauty is rarely surpassed in any portion of
this Statc,) when opened will give this loca
ton additional advantages, and during anoth-
cr year, with proper attention and judicious
management, the business will doubtless
equal the most sanguinc expectations Of its
cntcrprisins proprietor.
Our river, Uhe Sassafras,) has been ice
bound for some two weeks, with but littleex-
ccption winter. frigid winter, has given I'M
miStakab'c evidence of his presence all around;
the shrill Shrek of the Lady Wilmer, which
was wont to awaken the attention of the
farmers, has ceased to echo along our shores
and rcvcrbcratc across field and forest, the
whitcncd canvass of the sail boat is no longer
seen gliding noisclcssly along.
All is quiet here. and as an occasional GUS
toner enters the Office, the almost universal
inquiry is made either in word or substance
''aint you lonely hcre?' The answer gcncr-
ally is: Not very ~ Which reply, surprises
some and is entirely unaccountable to others.
The sentiments entertained by your cores
pondent on this point are, that no one in
the possession of sound body and mind,
should under ordinary circumstances become
'oncly. lfany dissent in opinion, and think
their experience proves the contrary, let such
follow this suggestion Never allow yonr
hands or head to become innctire, consider
the duties you owe to yourself, your fellows
and your God, and surely you will feel the
force of the INDUCTION Whatsoever thy
hand fndeh to do, do it with thy might"
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SOUTHERN MAIL DIFFICULTY. -CoLuMBlA,
S. c. Dec. 2S.-Thc probability is now, great
after the LIST of January at all. The contract
with Mr.. Douglass was simply to carry the
mail, which he proposed to sub let to the
South Carolina Railroad. The department
forbids him to do so, and if he persists will
probably annul the contract.-No arrange
ments have been made for regular transpor-
tation, and the department is severely cen
sured by the press here as yacilatins, imbc
Gle and malicious.
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Notice to CdrcitOrs.

fNlllS is to Give notice, that the subscribers
l. of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Tcst-
mcntary on the personal estate Of
.. John McMullen,
late of said county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, arc
hereby warned to- exhibit the same with tho
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before the
lst day Of November, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, DO excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons in
debtcd to said estate, are requested to make.
immediate payment to the subscribers. , civ
en- under our hands this 23rd day of Deccm-
Der, 1854. WILLIAM McMULLEN,
ls'-ah JOSEPH r. THOMAS,
Exec 'trs of John McMullcn, decd.
Test. II. LAMAR. Reg dec % CIV
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lie will also attend to
ssl,Sras&E'dsY.

x~ O ADOIIliE G.. FRENAYE,
$1,000, of Philadelphia, SURGEON DEN
HLIfTY2 FIST. offers his services to the
inhabitants of Elkton and Chcs-
ape IKE City. He has had seven years expe-
Renee. Five in Philadelphia and two in San
Francisco, California. Refers to Dr's Pan
coast, Meiggs, Muttcr, Samuel jackson. NJ.
D., and Drs. Phantom, j. ID. White, Will
liGns, Dentists and others Of Philadc lphia
All orders left at the Drug Store of DR.. Wal
Lace, nearly opposite the Court House. will,
h' attended to and satisfaction in all cases
given. OK
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PY virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Court
ID Of Cecil county, in Chancery the under
signed AS Trustees will offer at Public Sale ut
the Court House door in Elkton, Md, on
! TUESDAY, the 23nl Of J.iNUIRY,
1855, all that valuable Farm whereon William
Waters ROW resides, containing
III Acres Of land,
of which II acres are in GOOD TIMBER,
principally white oak, and the residue arabic
land, under n good fencing and in Il high
state of cultivation. 1t is situated within =
miles Of the Brick Meeting House and is con-
vcnient to stores, mills, schools and churches :,
and is within Il very short distance OF the
line Of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Cen
trail Railroad, already located.
The improvements consist of a
u8res good two-story BRICK DWELLING
I;ssSNy.,S House, with rooms on the first
iitfsi,N floor, and 5 rooms On the second
floor. with Il frame Kitchen attached
into which spring water is Introduced by Il
Hydraulic Ram; Il new Frame Barn, ~ by
3o icct, with stone basement. Also Il small
barn, wagon house, granary and other neces-
sary outbuillings besides two-story
FRAME TENANT HOUSE
and kitchen. There is a pump of fine water
in the yard.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
Decree require the payment of onv third part
Of the purchase money in cash on the day Of
sale, one other third part in nine months, and
tho residue in eighteen months from the day
of sale; the two last instruments to bear inter-
est from date. and to be secured by the bond
or note OF the purchaser with a surety Or
nr.lfi. IN, la cd I,xt b,
Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock p. N.
tJO1IN G. GRODME.
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Llkton, Md, Dec 30 Is Trustees.
'..Joural and Gazette. Wilmington; Intel
ligencer, Doylestown; and Record, West
Chester, publish IS and send copy and bill to
Trustees.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF RE.7L EST.lI'E.

TIIE subscriber will sell at Public Sale. on
l. the premises, on SATURDAY, the 18th
of January next, 1855, at O'Clock p. NJ,
the following desirable property, situated in
Cecil county, Nd, bounded by lands Of John
Brown and the public road leading from Row
landsvillc to the Rising Sun, p miles east Of
the former place; small Farm containing
ACRES and 53 pcrchcs of well improved
land, Of superior natural quality.
The improvements consist of II convenient
frame House, and frame barn of good
ErSIss size: the barn is as good as new: =
isrSsssH good spring Of water, and variety
i'lliki' of fruit trees. such us apple. cherry,
&C., all enclosed with reasonable
fencing. The above desirable property offers
advantages rarely to be met with. being in =
healthy and improving ncighborhocd, convc-
uient to places Of public worship. mills, &c.
a further description is deemed unneceS-
sary. as persons wishing topurchase can view
for themselves.
Terms made known on day of s,lc. by
Dcc23 DAPIINEY CHALFANT.
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DEN EhSs'ss

VAIN. l.. JONES, Surgeon Dentist, has
w returned to Elkton and permanently
established himself in the office formerly oc-
cnpied by him, near the Fountain Inn, where
he may be found by those requiring his SER
vices. He soicits the patronage Of the pub
lie and will use his best excrtions to give en-
tire satisfaction. . root % If
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Notice ia Creators.

NlIIS is to Give Notice, that the subscriber
l. ofCecil county, has obtained from tho
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of Adj.
ministration on the personal estate of
John A. Getty,
late Of said county, decd. AL persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, arc
hereby warmed to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before the
2Gth day of October, 1859,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate, All persons l,-
debtcd to sail estate, arc requested to make
immediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this 23rd day of December,
1851. JANE GETTY,
Adm'trx off A. Getty, decd,
Test. II JAMAR. Reg IDcc % 6W
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GTCol. John c. Groomc, Col. Samuel Hol-
lingswolth, and Noble Pennington, of this
county have been appointed by Gov. Lyon.
Delegates to the Commercial Convention to
be held at New Orleans on the 9Th day of
January.
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1fsarric0.

In North East, on the 10Th inst. by the Rev
J. Shields, Mr.. JONI II. MAuoNEY to Miss
CAROLINE DAvIDsoN, both Of this county.
On the 25th inst, by the Rev. John Elder
dice, Mr.. Eli JAyNEY Of Springfield, Mis-
souri,, to Miss CHARLOTTE A. RUSSELL, OF
Cecil county.
On the 18th inst by the same. WILSON II.
LYNCH to ANNA NJ. COOPER, all of this co.
On the 18th inst. by the same, JONI Tnos.
LYNCH to MARGARET ABRAMS, all of tins 60.
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NEWSPAPER CHANGES ID. SfLI.M,N,
Esq. has withdrawn from the Annapolis
Gazzcttc leaving Thomas j. WILSON, Esq,
sole Editor and proprietor.
JoHS T. KING, Esq, has become associat-
ed with Geo. S. King, ESQ.,, in the publica-
ton Of the Lconartltown Bcason.
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A CARD.

1--WE Trustees of the Elkton Academy
u wonll remind those contributors to the
erection OF the new Building who have not
made payment of the respective sums sub
scrbrd by them, that other instruments will
very soon he due to the contractors. They
hope that all will give the subject IL PROMPT
attention. Payment may be made to Is. +.
May, VIM. Torbert, or any other ofthe Board
O.! Trustees. TAuu 26
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NE " FALL, GOODS.

A SCOTT & BRn. have Just opened their new
"A. stock OF FAN and Winner Goods embr,cin.
larger. choicer and cheaper assortment than they
nv -" ever heretofore offered to the pubic.
+. q al and see them opposite the Fountain Inn.
before purchasing elsewhere if you want bargains
IlhtOn Oct III
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Ten Days Later From Europe.

HALIFAX, Dec. 23.-Thc steamer America
arrived here at noon to day with dates from
Liverpool to the 9th instant, being ten DAYS
later.
Though there is little new of interest from
the scat of war, negotiations are Incoming
most complicated and critical On the 2d of
December treaty of alliance was signc cd at
Vienna between Austria, France and Eng
land. The exact terms are not known, but
are surmised as follows
Firstly-That Austria regards the viola
ton of the Turkish territory as war against
herself
Sccondly-That Austria will augment her
forces in the Principalties SO as to enable the
Turks to resume offensive operations.
Thirdly-That on the demand of France
and England 10000 Austriah; will be sent to
the Crimea.
Four'hly-France and England guarantee
that the territorial possessions of Austria
shall under all circumstaa ,cs, remain undi.
minislcd.
Fifthly-At present is secret.
sxtly-Prussia shall be INVITED to join the
Alliance.
Sevcnthly-Thc treaty to come into opera >
ton o.. the part of Austria, should Russia not
come to terms before january the second,
There is also published letter from count
Nessclrodc, setting forth the terms on which
the Car will assent to peace, namely:
Firstly-A JOINT suaranteeby the five pow.
ers. of the protection of the whole christian
population in Turkey.
Secondly-A joint protcctoratc of the five
powers over the princrali,ics, subject to cx-
listing Russian tr,atics.
Thirdly--Thc revision of the treaty Of
1871, to which Russia will assent, if the Sui
tan will likewise do So.
Fourthly-Thc free navigation of the Dan.
ubc.
The speech of the king of Prussia to Tic
Chambers is also published. The king says
the army shall be made ready for war, bu,
he rlfrains from indicating the course which
Prussia will adopt. Meantime the Berlin
pal ers publish dispatch. from the Barol
Won Maneafucl Nov. 18th, to the .imbaSsa
dor at Vienna, expressing the determination
Of the Prussian government not to demand
from Russia any concession beyond the foul
points.
Most of the Gcrmanic States arc with hast,
putting their armies on war footing. Th,
present opportunity for pcaceis probably tn,
last, and if this be rejected we may be pre-
pared to see, next spring, military opera
tons on as large a scale as they were during
the great wars Of the French Empire.
Affairs before Scbastopol are Unchanged
There has been some fighting, but none O
Importance. The garrison continues to maxi
sortics. During the night of November Hi
in hurricane of wind and rain, the Rus
slams made a sortie from the city on tn,
French camp, but were rcpulsed.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TEN!lAF G. NJ. MUNSON * BROTHER.
Il having procured Il first rate Watch Maker
from the city OF Philadelphia, are now pre-
pared to attend to the wants OF their custom
rrs, who may rely upon having their work
done with dispatch, and we would say that
every watch before it leaves the shop shall
be put in IL condition to be warranted for ono
wear. Han %
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IVA little in anticipation, but at our best
We wish the readers of The
Wing Happy New Year, and tender to all
our subscribers, advertising patrons and cor
encouragement and attention during 1854.
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4 O. Hs Ed.

INHE IN !ersigned, having entered into n c.
l. Partnership tor The practice ofthc LAW il
all its various branches, will give their prompt
and m livia'cl attention o such business as may
h"rn'rnsIcl I" them. Office opposite the Courl
House, where ohr ~ both may always be found
during businvs hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
D"c 81 IF holm A. j. CRESWEJL
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Gard to the Ladies.

MRS. A. FOARD respectfully in
1vitcsthc Ladies' of Elkton and its vicin-
H,:SS. ity, to call and examine her extensive
and we'll selected assortment of FALL
and WINTER MILLINERY, consisting Of
3 ,hnets, Ribbons, Flowers. Felvcts, Satins,
Plush and Feathers, all Of Which she will Sell
to suit the times. [Oct II
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, sit
"A uated on the river half mile from the
village Of North East, containing l2O .tcrsS.
in good state of cultivation. with good build
ings thereon: consisting Of a Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Baru; which will be sold on
reasonable terms by application to
L. l.. WOOLEY,
May ~ IF North East. Md.
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TJ"THE CARRIER of The Wing expects to
he ont on New Years Day with his Annual
Address, and Calendar, and no doubt will
meet warm welcome from his patrons and
friends
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PUBLIC VENDUE.

fCDLIC VENUUE.
VTNllE undersigned will offer at Pubic Sale
Ill at Plum Point Farm, on
Tuesday, the OH day Of January,
next, the following personal property, viz:
49, head Of farm Horses, young
lHtS IA head of superior @HgS,Ys
s.SeAzsskk Sheep, about 20 hogs SabGV
and shoats, . young
Steers, upwards of20 tons Of good
seed Mercer Potatoes, McCormick's wheat
Reaper, l good corn shelter, grain fan, q!
very superior straw cutters, nearly new; one
horse carriage, . sets single harness, sets
of cart harness, several sets of plough chains.
harness, brides, &C., = riding saddles aud
brides, Il very handsome boat, grain bags,
bushel, half bushcl and peek measures II
cross-cut and other saws; axes and hatchets,
with an assortment Of Carpcnter's Tools Also
Household md Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of high and low post bedstcads,
mahogany dressing glass, bureau, mahogany
marble top washstands, mahogany wardrobe,
mahogony hairse,t chairs and rocking chairs:
rush-botom and other chairs; mantcl glass,
mahogany and other tables; carpets, mating,
IL ten plate stove. air-tight stoves, &C., &c.
The terms will be made known OH the day
of sale.
Sale to CONNIE, &C at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
THOMAS BROWN.
Plum Point, Dec %, 1904 t.
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ALEXANDER EVANS,


NJ T BE- found al the Office to which he has
VI lately removed, opposite the store OF
William Torbyrt, EHq., in the building re
r'ntly occupied as the Post Office; or at the
Gii'ce adjoining Lis residence, Elkton, Mary
lt:id. April ~ 81.
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II II. PlNkNEY EWING,


IT T VT' y II II I-IV
IAElNG returned from the West, and
Il i permanently located in Elkton, will give
l,trirpt attention to all business entrusted to
hi!.,.
= .:;i"r with Hon. Alexander Evans