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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-16
PUBLIC SALE.
Valuable Farm of1Io Acres

NE7II.L be offered at Public Sale on the
w premises, on seventh day, SATURDAY
the 30th Of 18th month, (Deccmber0 1854,
at 9 O'Clock p. NJ. This farm is IN Cecil
county, Maryland, near the main road lead
ing from New London 4 Roads to Elkton,
miles from the latter place, i from Newark,
and within mile Of the Pennsylvania line;
being part of the Farm formerly owned by
Moses Starr.
Said farm is situated near the Big Elk, adj
joining lands of Ann Garrett, Thomas Finley
and George A. Fulton. and contains about
so ACRES or arabic LIND,
in good state of cultivation; the rest uudcr
timber and all well watcrcd and fenced.
There are some good fruit trees on the pro-
perry. 1T is convenient to mills, schools and
places of public worship. On this property
is
GOOD TENANT HOUSE
and stable, with watcr convenient. Also a
very desirable situation for farm buildings.
Terms made known on day of sale by
RICHARD CHAMBERS, SIR.
Dee ID, 1854 is
'.'Del. Republican, Village Record and
Lancaster Examiner copy ids and send bill
and copy of paper to advertiser, at Strick-
| crsyillc, Pa,
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A MARYLAND CATTLE SHOW ONE HrS.
DRIED YEARS AGo.-It is supposed by many
persons that our cattle shows are of modern
origin. This however, is Il mistake. We
find in the Marlboro GcZctte the following
taken from the Maryland Gazette of Sept.
18th, l141:
Whereas, thorc is fair appointed by act
Of Assembly to be held in BAL tmore-Tow IL
on the first Thursday, Friday and Saturday
III October, yearly, the commissioners of the
SAID town hereby give notice that whoever
brings to the said fair on the first day there
of the best steer shall receive eight pounds
current money for the Samc-aso, bounty
of forty shilingS over and above the said
eight pounds The said steer afterwards, or
the same day, to be run for, by any horse
l0are or gclding, not exceeding five years old,
three heats, quarter of a mile each heat not
confined TO carry any certain weight. The
winning horse to he entitled to the said steer,
or to eight pounds in money, at the option
Of the owner.
''On Friday, the second day of said fair,
will be run for the sum Of five po,nds,currcnt
money, by any horse, mare or gcldng. the
same distance, not confined to carry any Ger
tain weight. Also, n bounty Of 40 shillings
will be given to any person that produces the
best piece Of yard-wde country made linen,
the piece to contain 20 yards.
"On Saturday, the third day, "a hat and rib.
bon will be cudgled for; pair of pumps
wrcstlcd for and white shift to be run for
by negro girls.
"All persons are exempted from any arrests
during the said fair, and the day before and
The day after except in cases Of felony and
breaches of the peace, according to the tenure
OF the above mentioned act"
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FOR SASSlFRAS
AND CHESTER RIVERS,

TINlIE Steamer OSIRIS will leave her wharf,
l. Light st, every ri ESDAY. at 9o'cocl:, A. NJ .
for Kent Island, Grazing Creek, Quccntown, Corsi-
Co. Chcs,crtown and Crompton. Returning, leave
Crompton every WEDNESDAY. at o clock A. NJ.
Will leave Baltimore every THURSDAY. at :
o'clock. A. NJ, for Georgetown and intermediate
landings; returning same day.
Will leave Baltimore every SATURDAY, at 0
o'clock. a. NJ, for Georgetown and the landings Oh
Sassafras River. Returning. leave Georgetown
every MONDAY. at 0 o'clock, A. NJ.
sS Pass age ONE DOLLAR.
L. G. STURGEON.
1874
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VALUABLE FARM

AT PRIVATE SALE.-Thc proprietors
"A being about to decline the farming bust
moss. ollcr at Private Sale, their Farm stu
atad in Cecil county, Nd. one ana half
miles from the Rising Sun Village, and about
five miles from Port Deposit, containing
el5 .HCREg,
u fair proportion of which is excellent TIM
BIER. The arabic land is in high state of
cultivation, well fenced and watcrad.
The improvements consist Of q
L.3RT STJN E House., ofmodcrn ,zE.sfi-re.
construction and finished in the best .vssSStt.sl
manner, frame Barn. 60 by 10 feet, tslfsl,E
with all the necessary outbnildings.
This farm is beautifully situated, the build
ingS standing on Il prominence commanding
an extensive view Of the surrounding coantry
The house is surrounded hy u large yard
tastcfully ornamented with Il great variety of
shrubbcry and evcrgrccns Of native and for
cign production. The proprietor has spared
| no pains in his selection of fruit trees, ard
almost every variety of fruit has been sue
ccssiully cultivated on this farm. The nci:h
borhool is moral and Intelligent, convenient
to excellent schools, and IL N .thodist Pres
bytcran and Friends Meeting Houses, are
but short distance from the premises. The
dairy business may be successfully pursued
ON this farm as steam boats run daily from
Port Deposit to Baltimore. In fact this is
such u property as is rarely in the Mark ct,
and Il further description is deemed unnGccs-
| sary, as persons desiring to purchase will
view for themselves. Any one wishing fur
Their Information will please call on Ellis p.
Howard residing on the premises, or ON the
subscriber at West Chester, Pcnna.
BENZ. j. PASSMORE,
Agent for L. =. !; j. L. Howard.
Nov -, 1851 4w
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70 Beef and Pork Butchers,
PRIVATE FAMILIES AND OTHERS.
u. Il. DEDsEE. y Esgs0's
IMPROVED
SAUSAGE OR PIE MEAT CUTTER

" PATENT APPLIED FOR at
fENllS celebrated Machine is warranted with pro-
l. per care and use, to cut mincc lbs Of fiji.
moa' per minute; or 2l0 lbs per hodr-nct liable to
get out of rrpH r. and easily operated by "A small
boy. The simplicity of construction and the ea,c
with Which every part, subject to wear. may be r.
placed serve to recommend this rs the cheapest and
most perfect machine ever inv ned. Being made
cn!rcy OF IRON, with one OF two p,ions) renders
it much more durable than those usually made
wood. and much easier kept sweet and c'enn ar
no warping and swelling VIII IN necessarily used ,
is the case with all others
y. i. One great objection to Meat Cutters is thas
The knives are stationary. In our machine the OBJ
Jccon IL ohyla'cd. rs the knives can he taken out
cleaned and pat back in Il ininusc 1he machine j..
regulated Tor cut ny Fine coarse mca. by putting
in more or les knives. ~ It is warranted to cut
Sausage or Pie meat equal to any lIachn. in The
country, bp II as regards quantity or quality Also
warranted to cut time. lhc amount and of be;nr
1ra'i!y Than cny Gutter ut the prcc---Ag gain. less
complicated, NOR durable, requiring less power 10
OPP rate it han any similar invention ofthe Age
q ] o Maryland STATE Agricultural Fair and The
Maryland Mechanics Institute awarl,d this ma.
chine first class Premium in the years ISL "a
%; and cnconiu,n. of the like nati-rine character
from discriminating Judges, have. on al occasions
OF competition favored his uscfAl ar.i..c Retail
price - %.
A first rate article of Sausage Stuff or Filler rs-
tnil from S s. -. So. 81 30.
\. =. Agricultural implement Makers and Vcu-
dcrs Hardware Merchants and Others would do wcll
10 take This machine sale. owing to its poruari,y
ahd the liberal discounts made to the trade The
article is bound to he i'll the possession of every far
MGR and private family. Wehavc in store and ready
for the season about jOGJ Cutters for which ", So
lcit buyers Wholesale and Retail
f. y, IlDiER & BRO
No. o. \. fAcA 81, DiLriEoRE. Mo.
sep Is, DIN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-16

TIME American Artist Unions would respectfully
l. announce to tie citizens ofthc United states and
the canalas that for the purpose Of cuitivatng u
taste for the fine arts throughout the country, and
with view os enabling every family TO become
poss"ssc OF gallery Of Engrayines
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1913 Acres

and ii pcrchcs, more or less, and will be sold
as ONT farm. This farm adjoins the Lands Of
Davidson d. Pearcc. Samuel b. Foard and
David NJ. Taylor, and is on the public road
leading from Elkton to Chesapeake City. 1t
is convenient to- good landing on the Chesa-
pcakc and Delaware Canalat the Pivot Bridge,
and also convenient to schools and churches
The improvements consist of a
trfEdfrr> Frame DWELLING HOUSE Gran
I;- Nm airy, and several other out-houSrS.
liis&R,M The land is Of excellent quality. and
situated in an improving ncigl!bor-
hood
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REMOVAL OF
j. L. HEAID'S
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL


BOOK 81 STATEG EEEsg SCORE
Rag and Paper 'Fareioa,'e, Book Bnderg ind
B'o'sE Boot llaufactory,
No. III Market 81, IEi!min gton, Del.
TIVE subscriber is now fally prepared to oHur 10
!. the c!t:zons OF Delaware and adjoining Counties
more than ordinary inducements to SECURE their
patronage.
The rntiro arrang emcrts Of his NEW STORE and
cSt 10 Shmcut have ben eff ctcl with the d.s' IN
and de'erin nHiou of being enab to supp goods
IN quantities ci.kcr large small with pr0mptncss
in good order, at the cheapest rates AMI So It. to
warraut full slts!act on
The purchases Of the concern are made for Cash
in quantities, and s the Auction Sales thus eltsnr-
ing the lowest rates, and at the same time II moro
general assortment OF goods than can be met with
III any snsc Book and Stationery Store in the lar+-
cites
In addition to other fac,litics TOOK B1NDERT
and BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY, with rev
improved tools. and additional workmcn. viii guar
antee ii Ing orders for Ruling and for o Nnnia:-
tirc ct Blank Books to ANY pattern with promr tncss
ch"ap'y. and in the host IN ,nner. %
Without 81 attempting to specify parculur,. attss-:
ton is called to fall ssorm mt OF the latest cli-
tons of
STANDARD end New School Books.
Choice and .atc miscellaneous iitrr.-
turc. Magazines. Period Gals and cheap
Pubica;junS, Juvenile Books of every
style and price, 0,'u volumes of the sun
day School Union Publications., Blaui; Cooks
re IDLY made of all ordinary patterns Wri-
ting Printing, Wrapping and Fancy Pa
per, Magistrates Lawyers. and other
Blanks, staple and Fancy Stations
cry in great quantity and in great
variety. &c az.
Storckecpcrs, Traders and Teachers will he furn-
ishci at liberal discount and consumers will hn,
their demands supplied at low rates. while or Gus.
toners shalt all he dealt with on the principle Of
Entire satisfaction no sale
Iou are respectfully inyitcl to call and examine
j. T. IIEALD.
Nc 1T, Market street.
Der. 81, "a. Wilmington Del
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A, y. {; ne o w.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. 50 Market St., Wilmington, Del.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
HNIIE subscriber having on hard al his S,olG
/ No. SO Market ST., large and general as
sortmcnt OF fresh and we'll selected Groceries,
takes this method of informing the citizens Of
Eik,on and Cecil county generally, that he will
sell them as cheap as they can be bnueht
either in Wilmington or Philadelphia market;
and respectfully solicits call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, Wines s. F.aHuors.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part Of
LIQUORS, of the first and medium quality
Old Cosnac Branly, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Holland
GIN.
WlNES.-Madcira, Port, Tencrilic, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAnELA Whiskey, and
Wine Bi,teis. ANDREW J. GROW,
No. SO Marke, St., door above Miler;s
Juno 80, GIN. Hotel, Wilmington, Eel.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PY virtue of a Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in Chancery, the under
signed Trustees, will offer at Public Sale, at
the Court House door in the town Of Elkton;
On Thursday, the 2SM INST,
at 2 O'Clock 2. NJ, part of Lot No
SEElEsI on Gay Street, in the town of Fix
liexSiA ton, with the DWELLING HOUSE
I.LMt, and improvements thereon.
This property is usually known as the
Harding property, and is at present occupied
by John Janncy, Esq. 1t is situated in a
central and business part Of the town, and
nearly opposite the residence Of Col. John
G. Groome.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third Of the purchase money in cash
on the day Of sale, one other third in nine
months, and the remaining third in eighteen
months from the day of sale; the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day Of SALE
and to be secured by the bond of tho purch-
aser with approved security. A deed t. be
executed OIL payment of the purchase money.
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Elkton, Md, Dec It's Trustees
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, Tn It the subscri-
l. Der of Cecil county. has obtained /. ON the Or
phans' Court of said county, letters Parliamentary
on the clsona estate of
Abrain Watson.
ate Of id county. dccl. All pr "nS having claims
against the said d,cca c, are hereby warned to ex-
h bit the same with The vouchers thereof duly at
thcnticacd, on or before the
llh day OF Nov, mbcr. lSJ5
they may oh"rw:s by law. b. cxc'Gd Il ON al
bcnci' Of said estate. Al y rsonS in!ch cd to id
es a'c. are requested to maxi hmm d'a'c payment
t. The subscr be- Given url'r my hand this 18th
LAY of ncr mhcr. 1851. JOHN BRtMFiED.
Exc.utor of Abrlm W.ts"n. decd.
Test, JAS. II. LAMAR. Ecsr. Dec 10, 'di-jw
Eoficc 10 Gra@it. as.
TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the snbecri-
J. beis of Ccc' conn :. have oh ancd from the Or
phans Co"rt Of said county. letters Tcsiamen'ary
on The personal tst.,t uf
John IT, Patterson.
lat of slii county. lrcl Alpr onS having claim.
against the sai,i-lcc"as,d. are hereby warned to cx-
hibit h. SAM with the voachcrs thereof du'y au-
tben.ic tci. on or hc!o"c he
;ird day of f'c:oh' r. 1873
they may n'h.iw;<c by l.w. b, cN,'n1"d from all
b nctit of said r.tatc All p rsnn' ndrbt TO said
estate 'qU, stel to make immediate paym I
to the rhscrh rs G;vcn under oar hand this 10th
day OF Dcccmbe'. 1854.
HENRY BURNS. ST..
JOHN GAMBLE. .Er
Executor of John II Patterson d.:d
Test JAS. II. JAI,n. Ecgr. Fec Iii. 'jt-6w
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FoREIGN NEws.-Thc Steamer Pacific ar
rived on Wednesday with eight days later
news There has been no more fighting.
Both sides are urging on reinforce,ncnts with
all possible speed, and several thousands of
French and English had already reached the
field of operations. The excitement in France
and England is intense. and in the latter the
compulsory ballot to fill the army with mill
tia is proposed to be r,Sorttd to.
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E'siila., wilmington aEai
BAL I'll NJ ORE RAJ Li.O!iD

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE piiI.AhA
For baltimore ut 30, ll a. N. Steamboat Tran.)
Q2.t5, 2. p. NJ. hxprcsa) and ii T. VI.
For P,rryvilc ut Sa. A. VI. L. II, 3. 80 and /
=. ".
and II p. NJ.
For New Cate at 8. 90. II A NJ ?, i.3D and 7 NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore Mt q 30, Steamboat Train) g. 80,
Exp.csI) II 4. NJ $50 and 5 p. NJ.
Leave pcrryril.c ut $40, 1910 \. ~ O3, 7.l3 and
1910, j. Il.
leave Wilmington ut 10. ll.lj II 50. A NJ, 2 %.
80. 9.n2 and / 20 y II
leave NV Ci-;c;t g. -. 1915 III. 30 \. NJ. Steam
boat Tram l.,3, 4 and d. 10 p. VI.
Here d. craze g. Bu''o Accommodation TrGia
Leaves iIayrc dc Grace 1T 30 A. NJ
Leave ba.t.mo,e at 3.jJ. 7. ".
:. l.. S?AFFoRD
Nov | Gcnl Superintendent.
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AN IMposTloN.-A man calling himself
Range. and Representing himself as min
lister OF the Methodist Protestant Church,
from the West, spent several days last week
in u Methodist Protestant family in this city,
who, without previous knowledge, believed
his representations, and upon them gencr-
ouSly extended to him and TO his wife. their
hoSpitaliics. After being with them several
days he left, and the livery kcclcr where he
had kept his horse has since sent the family
Il bill for the keeping of it stating that
Range had directed him SO to do. Now this
is too bad.
We know nothing about Range, but it
looks Suspicious that he should have kept
himself away from our Office, if he is what
he represents himself TO be. At any rate, if
it should turn out that he is a preacher of
the church and entitled to hospitality (Which
we doubt,) his horse is not, certainly; and
where people are not so situated to entertain
man, wife and horse, we think it going a
little too far to direct bills to be sent to them
for payment without consulting them under
such circumstances. Who knows any thing
about Mr.. Range We strongly suspect
there is something wrong in the ma tier; Meth
odist Protestant preachers are not generally
men of such sluil.--Hcth Protestant
Some r,malks Of the above will be prin-
ted next week :.
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ESE'RAY HOG.

TAME to the premises Of the snbscribcrin
~ Charlcstown, Cecil county, in August
last, white barrow Hog, without marks;
would weigh when fat about 100 lbs. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away
Dec = 3w' JOHN II. HOLM.
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~ Attention is called to the advertise
mcnt in another column Of The Cosmopolitan
Art and Literary Association. Unusual
inducements are presented for becoming
members, value in full being given for their
money in the start, with Ia chance of receiving
magnificent premium. Read the advertise
mcnt hcallct "TiIE GREEK SLAVE"
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Notice to Creators.

TTNlITS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sml,seri-
J. h., of Cecil county. have obtained from the nr-
phans Court of said county, letters Tcs.amentary
on the personal csnt. of
john EcyI olds.
late of sad county. dccl All pcrson4 wing Gains
against the said deceased are hereby warned to cx-
h'bt the same with the vouchers thercof duly
authenticated. ON or belnr. the
9th day of Noycmb r. 1853.
they may 9th rwis. by law. b.. excluded from all
benefit OF 'ad estate. Az persons inl htrh to id
estate. are requested to make immediate pavmcl t
to the subscriber. Given under oar hands his iill
day of December, 1851.
STEPHEN RFYN rLDS.
WM. VI. REYNOLDS.
Executors of John Reynolds. Il ed.
Test, JAS H. JAMAH, Eesr. Dee. Ii, ji-6w
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A COSTLY Cry GovERNMENT.-Thc Com
ptrollcr of the city of New York cstima ties
the total amount required for the coming
ycar at over thirteen millions of dollars!
This includes the sum of 81 442 900 to be
applied to the redemption ofbonds, but leaves
SS,10O,O00 as the sum asked to carry on
the operations of the municipal government
for the next year. This estimate appears to
have considerably started the Taxpayers of
Gotham.
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SHAwLs.-At the Bay State Mills, in Law
renee, Mass, there are annually manufac-
tured four hundred thousand shawls, valued
at upwards ola million and half of dollars
The mills consume forty Thousand pounds
of wool in day, or upwards of twelve mil
lions a year. The fcecos of at least three
million sheep are annually required TO sup
ply their demand.
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DENTISTRY.

ADOLPIIE G. FRENAYE,
$780,. of Philadelphia, SURGEON Den
UIIITT? list, offers his services to the
inhabitants of Elkton and Chcs-
apcakc City. lie has had seven years cXpe
ricncc. Five in Philadelphia and two in San
Francisco, California. Refers to DIS Pan
coast, Meiggs, Muttcr, Samuel Jackson. NJ +.
D's., and Drs. Phantom, j. d. White, Will
lams, Dentists; and others Of Philadelphia
All orders left at the Drug Store Of Dr. Wal
lace, nearly opposite the Court House, will
be attended to and satisfaction in all cases
given. NOV %
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WooD FOR THE Poon.-THE Mayor of Rich
mond, Va, has been informed That the Fir-
gnia Central Railroad Company will deliver at
their depot In that city, in the course Of few
days, scventy-fvc cords of wood, to be dis
trbuted among the poor.
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GA correspondent of, the Sussex News
who writes from Albany n. Y. says:-
The Hon. John NJ. Clayton Of Delaware is
spoken of by the Native American Party Of
this city, as candidate for the Presidency
in 1856. Mr.. Clayton appears to be quite
popular through the North.
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KANSAS ELECTIoN.-We have received the
full vote Of Kansas territory for delegate to
Congress, and the result is as follows: Whit
field 2,24S; Flenniken 3O5; Wakefield 25S,
Chapman l6, and three scattering. The sIav-
cry question seems to have had very little to
do with the result. The territorial legislature
(not yet choscn is the body which will have
to dispose Of that question.
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Card TO the Ladies.

Sen. 9th. 1854.
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GIVE have been compelled this week to
lay over several letters. among them one from
"CosNoroLlrE' at Port Deposit one from
"CRoS' liarrisvle: one from "IIzZIE MAY
one sin std .DEMorUEREs' and several others.
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TO Sl.ORTSMEN.
NEW GOODS, SEPT. 1851
OH WHAT BARGAINS!

A RE to be had at ASHS, nearly opposite the
"A Fountain Inn. Main Street, Elkon, Md
You Farmers who are getting high prices for
grain go with the crowd there, to lay in fall stock
of Clothing. Cloths, Satinctts, Flannel, Muslins
Boots. Shoes, Halls Caps and Groceries, all would
ell to call and see them. jCct !. 81.
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WATCHES, JEWELRy AED
SILVER WARE.

~ zTBA FERRIS son, CORNER OF Tornra
~ y. AND M4HKgr STREETS WiLMIxGTnH. have
e..1s' on Lad The largest assor mcnt of fine
WATCHES. JEWELRY md SIINERWARE. to
BE- found in the state. AMI respectfully solicit thg
att, nion of the ctzcns of ElkT0N aid Us vie nj
ty to onr stock, consis ing in r, OF tc FOL owing
articles
ENGLISH WATCHES. in God or Si'yrr Cases
Richard Wills Chronomccr Watches. sol.
Agency.
thas ~ vrnson's do do do.
VIM c"orers duplex and T.e-cr Watch -.
NJ. j. Tobias & COS Liverpool Watches.
Jos Johnsons do. TO. ,ia,dc
pr SLY for rs)
josh. E1oonie:ds do. Do do. naluay
Time kecpc:sJ
Josh. pembcrtons do. do.
Joseph Scwill's do. do. Raway
Tine keep. rsA
Jno. Te ibry & Co.'S do. do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES.
Jules Jur:c,on Cop rh gen Chronomc;er.
\. Hcud.rs Geneva C!rononctc s.
IL. 'arts Hereva Lever and I."pncs. very fne.(
Nachcron CONSTANT ne t;cncl n, VERY iinc.)
James ConrvoiS'cr. GcnvN
II. Ma hey rcyticu.
Eriguc Paris very frey
Oh r. i. Iisso: 4 Son, )I.oc'c.) &c,
JEWELEI.
F'nr sets. consisting OF Hreast Pins, Ear Rings
and bracelets OF the pa en-; Gold Chains
Med lilons Pencils Cuff Fins. &c.
sIi.NFHWhEE
In the Silver department. we arc rrcprrcd to
| furnish the --latest patterns. The Tuscan and Eliza
hchan warranted cqt'nl 10 coin in purify and a.
cheap n can be purchased in his country. Also. -
!arsc assortment Of plain silver Spoons. Forks &c
Tea Sets, Plated Ware, Niftie anM Bronze
C!9c'S.
Yankee Cocks, for Churches, Halls ard Schools
Richard Willis AID Chns. Stcycnson's Celebrated
a'hT0Ts0,Netcr Watches.
Having secured the Agency of the above finest
quality English Watches. are prepare 10 f!rnish
I corr ct time kecpr at aGEtSnNA.iG price. which
i"r i'is'i md acaIracv. rinnnt be cyc.llci by any
watch N ,lc. Each ,t:l is &c .oinp MED by n Cur
:iii"afc from the manufacturer. VIII ch guarantees il
Ito &C? me IN the tsf.tinn of the purchaser
or TO he returned Wccan give the bcs. references:
from gentlemen osthc greatest responsibility in our
city; and VIC respectfully request ,hc attention of
those wishing Watch which they can depend
upon.
i2- WATCH REPAIRING done in the bet
m'nncr and all wok warranted 20 give entire sal
.s:acton for year n the old and Of
IiEA FERRIS X son.
Corner Of Fourth ard II ilct -.
Dc:. 2 Oily. WILMINGTON, bel.