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CONSB.ABLE'S SALE.

pY virtue ola writ Of feri fAcias, issued iy
be David Archibald, Esq, q Justice Of the
Peace Of the State Of Maryland in AMI for
Cecil county, at the suit of j Ohm Rawlings
against the goods and chattlrS, lands and
tcnemcnts OF William Logan; and also by yir-
tue Of a writ Of Vendi EXponas, issued by
Samuel Peace, Esq, a Justice of the Peace
Of the county and state aforesaid, at the suit
Of Lewis 7. Todd against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tencmcnts OF the said William
Logan, both writs to me directed, | have
seized and taken in execution all the right.
title. interest and estate, at law and in cqui-
~, OF the said William Logan in and to all
that piece, parcel, tract or part Of IL tract OF
land, lying and being in Cecil comfy in the
Seventh Election District, ad Dining lands OF
j. &. 7. Whitaker, containing
I2 Acres,
more or less, with Il small house thereon. nd
named on the AsscsSmcnG Books OF Cecil
county us D;X's Grove, and | hereby give
notice that on SATURDAY, the lth dag Of
November, 1851, at the Public House Of Mrs.
Reynolds, in the town Of Port Deposit, be-
tween the hours Of 3 o'clock, and o'clock
L. NJ. | will expose to public sale the said
property, to the highest bidder, for cash to
satisfy said wlts. ii. L. THOMPSON,
Oct II, 1851. is Constable.
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EAGLE HOTEL FUR SALE.

THE subscriber viii sell at Private Sale
l. the E"glt Hotel, in CtciIton, row occupied
by John Richards. The buildings consist of
two story frame Dwelling. - by Is
,r-ff22-re- feet. with a story and II half Kitchen
i; I; IN, Is by Il feet. Tie oUt-buildin%s are
.'.'lT'al meat house, cerra;;t house, corn
house, and stahlius with pump Of
good water in the yard all Of whc! are near
~ new, having becn built within the last seven
years. The Lot contains ACRE Of Land
and is comy oniently situated for other in-
prorcmentS.
For terms apply to, or address the sub
scribcr at Cecil;un, Cecil county, Md.
Nov If WIN. II. pEARCE.
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f'tila., Wilmington ana
3 LTihl0RE RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PIIILAD'A.
For Baltimore at $50. QI \. VI. Steamboat TrainD
I2.lj. 3. p. NJ. Exp.c2s) and II p. NJ
For rerryyile at $50 \. NJ II. -, 3, 4.30 and II
i. NJ '...
For Wilmington at sec, II a. NJ IL Is, 3, 4.3o,
AMI 1t 7. NJ.
For New Caste at $50, II \ M,3, l.3o and P NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at g 80. Steamboat Tr;in) $50.
Espresso II \. NJ, $50 and s +. NJ.
Leave FcnyyicS 1T 5.iG lo.lv, 4. N, 1903, ,.t3 and
1895 r. VI.
Leave Wilmington 1t Z. ILL, li.j5, \ N, . 81
$50. g02 and ! Pm
Leave New Castle at 8. 10. I0.A5 HI.3l \. " Steam
boat Train) TO, and $40 =. VI.
Hare d. |,uce . Raito Accommodations Train
Lc YES llavrc de Grace 1t 80 A. VI.
Leaves baltimore at SO, +. NJ.
s l.. STAFFORD.
Nov | Gon'l Superintendent
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women and ch.llren n;ured, onc-halfof them
i is thought fatally. The deaths were MAIN
~ among the cinigraats. The horrors Of the
scene were beyond description.
GLTLatcr dcsPatc' state that IS or So had
blcn taken deal from the place.
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For The Cecil Wing.
70 the lady who styles sle
ssuCSacrise.,7


Did'St ever know what twas to gricve
and pine for something hidden;
Hast prayed the while for some relief,
While tears would rise unbidden?
Did st ever feel thy spirits low,
And life II drcary waste
Chill at heart, did st ever know?
If never hast, thou may st.
Hast loved, and been beloved again7
That loved one torn away
Was not. thy bosom Iiilcd with pain
And could ST H0u then be gay 7
Then do not CHI lc if ! am sad
Nor cali Inc ..anchoritc,"
For have smiled and been US glad
AS thou woull' st seem Tonight.
My heart WAS gay and light OF Wing,
No cloud upon Hy brow,
Then sorrow came. and made the thing;
The Amchori;e--you styled just now.
Eh.on, oct. 81 PAUL DuuuM EN.
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W.kSgElTG MiGEEINE.

NORTH EAST, Oct. &c, 1854.
This is to certify that we have witnessed
the operation Of Thomss Vinge's Patent Rail-
way Washing Machine, and can with conf
dencc recommend it to the public for saving
time, labor and clothes, and do chccrtully
say that we would recommend every family
that has washing to do, TO try them. The
simplicity Of the Machine makes it valuable.
HUGH BROWN,
Oct 90 JOHN HALEY.
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VALUABLE EtEAE4 ES'TATa,
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

FHNllE undersigned, attorneys for the owner
Il will offer at Public Sale at the Court
House door, in the town of Elkton, on
TUESDAY, the 5'h Of DECEMBER,
1854, between the hours Of and o'clock
p. NJ, all that Farm lying and being in Cecil
county. Maryland, at present occupied by Mr.
John Giberson, and which was owned by the
late Andrew Mclntrc, ST., at the time Of his
decease.
This Farm contains 10 ACRES, more or
less; and is rs well located as any property
in the ncighborhood. 1t is about two miles
distant from the Phil. Will Il BALTIC Railroad
depot at Elilton, and one mile from the Steam
boat Landing at Frenchtown. 1T is intcrscct-
cd by the public road lcadingf from Elk
ton to Warwick, and can be adNantagcously
divided into two farms.
The ncighborhood is rapidly improving,
and is regarded as being very healthiul. The
arabic land is divided into five fields. Each
field is well watcrcd, and under tolcrublc
fencing.
This farm would make good dairy OF
grazing farm. The soil is suited to the growth
of grass, and has been improved to some ex-
tent by application of Lime and Guano.
\ large quantity Of WHITE OK and other
TIMBER, suitable for ship timber or fencing,
is now growing OH this farm, and to this tim
Der which is valuable, particular attention is
requested.
The improvements on the property consist
of a Frame DWELLING HOUSE, with a
dairy house and other customary ut-build-
ings.
TERMS or sale.
One third part Of the purchase money in
cash, one other lhrd at the end Of one year,
and the remaining third at the end of two
years from the day Of sale. The credit pay
ments, with interest thereon payable annually
from the day of sale, to be secured by the
bond Of the purchaser or purchasers with
approved security. For further particulars
apply to GEORGE EARLE;
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Nov is Attorneys, ElktJn, Md.
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HsENTEst'asy.

WYNN. l.. JONES, Surgeon Dentist, has
w returned to Etkton and permanently
established himself in the Office formerly oc-
cuped by him, near the Fountain Inn, where
he may be found by those requiring his ser
vices. lie solicits the patronage of the pub
lie and will use his best eXertions to give en-
tire satisfaction. IOct % If
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Beautiful Little Farm

LIoR SAl.E.-llavc You ever Seen that beau
L tiiul little Farm, situated on Little North
East Greek, with handsome BRICK
l7SsFsErs- HOUSE, Stable, and other necessary
trEii}aSg buildings, and some Of the choisest
t'Hsf'A Fruit thereon, and pump oi excel
lent water at the door.
IT will be suitable for any kind Of me-
chanic or farmer. Nothing would have in
dllccd the owner to part with it but atiiiction
and Inability to attend to business. THe To-
cation is considered healthy and delightful.
This beautiful and pleasant situation is now
for sale on reasonable ard accommodating
terms. For particulars apply TO
JOHN Z. GROONE,
Oct y Nv ER'oa.
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THE DISEASED OYSTER llrMDuG. Many
folks have become alarmed and discOnt inucd
the use OF oysters, owing to several Sudden
deaths in New York, which are attributed to
eating them. 1t should be recollcctcd that
the cholera still fingers in that city, and uc-
casionaly strikes down its victims from those
who arc fond Of oVer-ndulgencc. 1t may be
that the oysters taken to New York are the
subjects of discaScj and if we are rightly in
formed, their lean acd watcry appearance is
indicative Of this fact. But to rob our own
luscious and plump Maurice River COvcs of
their good name, on account OF the Sickly ap-
pcarancc of the New York oysters. is doing
great injustice to the CoycS, and depriviug
our citizens one Of their greatest pleasures
OF appetite. We are daily in the habit of
eating oysters in fact we dine upon them
ana there are those connected with our Office
who eat them morning, noon and night, with
out experiencing any other emotion than
those Of satisfaction and delight so far as
our oysters are concerned, the report is Il
downright libel on their character. and their
very fatncSs cries out against the outrage.
The falling off in the sale of the bivulvcs has
been very great, and mast seriously affect
the industry o! Il large class OF persons, who
support themselves and families. at this sc;l-
son Of the year, by catching these delicious
she'll fish. We protest against The New \ DIRK
ers carrying their envy so far rs to give our
oysters Il bad name, IT'S they are accustomed
to give every thing else that belongs to Phil
adclp hid.-Pcnhsyir anian.
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E'&:z2'S' EGEIs;2@E ~
L O y n y L Y.

-. TiTE undersigned hIvins
~. tt.irn the Old Foundry stand
;::S;t:s,- w., ut this place would respect
fully solicit portion oipui
lie patronage. We ar, prepared to do at tl'H
shortest notice. AID Oh The most rGison1l;i;
terms, all kinds Of
AaoA;ae:y Stove sad EiovE Cast.n1s.
The Foundry having undergone general
repairs, together with ether advantages, ""
ilaltar ourselves to be all TODD all work il
oar linz, to TIE entire Satisfaction oi' NJ w,la
may r.Tor US with thrif orCr23.
7. ARMSTRONG \ BROS.
Fort Deposit. Avg l. 3m
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STOLEN.

ON or about the 18th inst, from the Farm
" Of tho subscriber, near Elkton, Cecil
county, Md, II GRAY MARE, 10 years old ,
15a hands high, blind Of one eye, sprung in
the knees, several sears on the sides, rump
and breast. x liberal reward will be paid
for her recovery.
Oct % IL WM. II. MCCULLOUGH,
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Valuable Tracts O. Land,


EETIIlIlN two miles Of Port Deposit. Nd,
w will positively be sold at Pnhc Sale,
between and O'Clock p. NJ, at Mrs. Rry
noidS' Hotel, Port Deposit, on
Th'Usdy, The 3Ch Of Norcmber, neH.
No. l. Contains 10 ACRES, the greater
part arabic land, in good state of cultivation,
the quality Of which is unsurpassed.
No. >. AdjoinS No. |. and contains 81
ACRES, the greater part in high state Of
cultivation.
No. 8. Lying Immediately south Of and
binding on ''kidd'S Purchaser contains II
ACRES Of land, one third of which is Wood
land; it has on it Il convenient Dwelling.
The above tracts of land are well t;nbcrcd
and wat2"ed, and have on them beautiful
sites for residences; the owner can visit
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore and return the
same day. The ncighborhood is unsurpassed
for cath.
Terms. which will be liberal, made known
on day Of sale. JOHN CARSON,
j. IL. ROWLAND.
Port Deposit. Oct 2S Is
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VALUABLE FARM

A r PRIVATE SALE.-1'hc rroprictor5
"a being about to decline the Farming bust
ness, oicr at private sale, their Farm stu
date in Cecil county, Md, one and halfmlGs
iron the Rising San village, and about five
miles from Port Deposit, containing
2a5 kcros,
4 fair proportion Of which is excellent TIM
Der. The arabic land is in high state of
cultivation, wei! fenced and watcrrd.
The improvements; consist Of y
y15lrs LARGE STONE HOUSE, ofmodern
itt,1s3,N construction and finished in tie hes;
.sf#s.t' y manner, a frame Barn, 90 by 81 feet,
with all the necessary outbuildiHgs.
This farm is beautifully situated, the buill-
inSa standing on Il prominence commanding
an extensive view ofthe surrounding country.
The house is surrounded by Il large yard
tastcfully ornamcnted with great variety OF
slirubbtry and crcrgrccns OF native and for
ciyn production. The proprietor has spared
no pains in his selection Of fruit trees, and
almost every variety Of fruit has been sue
ccssiully cultivated on this farm. The neigh
b0rhood is moral and Intelligent convenient
to excellent schools, and Methodist, Pres
byterln 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 Il property as is rarely in the Market,
and 4 further description is deemed rnncceS-
snry, rs persons desiring to purchase, will
view for themselves. Any ONE wishing fur
thcr information will please call on Ellis p.
Howard residing on the promises, or on the
subscriber at West Chester, Pcnn,.
BENZ. j. PASSMORE,
Agent for L. p. {: j. +. Howard.
Oct 2S, 1851 iw
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Sen. 9th. 1851
Card 10 The Ladies',
NEW TIT. FALL GOODS,
AT IL. r. MAYS.

NTERlNOES. FRENCH CASllMERES, TIiIBET
WI Cloths Plain and Plaid Persian Cloths. silks
Cioakngs, Sack Fanne!s Twceds, Prints MuSlins
Boys Cassmcrcs; Shaws: Broche, lhibct. Wool
Bay State. &c Trimmings in great variety; all of
which ut lower prices than ,cr before offered in
this market The public will please call and cx-
anime. lDct 81
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Farmers 4 Commercial Hotel,

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd.
OBERT SMITH respectfully informs his
~ friends and the travelling public that he
has taken the large and commodous Hotel,
which he has newly furnished and rc-fttcd
with all the modern convenience and COM
forts of Il first class Hotel.
Evcrc attention will be paid to the comfort
Of guests. The table will always be bounti-
fully supplied with all the dclcacics Of the
season, and the Bar with the choicest Liquors
Large and comniodious Stables arc attach
ed, so that travellers may be sure Of their an
imals and vehicles being properly taken care
of.
Port DcNOSt. Oct IS 3m
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

NEW LONDON, CHESTER CO., PA.
TENlIE WINTER SESSION opens on the
Il first Wednesday of November, and con
tinues twenty-onc weeks. This Institution
is situated in a retired village and surround
ed by IA healthy and highly cultivated coun-
try. The student is here aooi from many of
the temptations that bcsct schools of this
character, and enjoys excellent facilities for
study.
The course of instruction is extended and
very thorough. Particular attention is paid
to the primary branches of Education. The
Modern Languages are taught by native of
Germany, who resides with the students
Students are advised to enter as early in the
session as possible.
TERMS.-Boardng and Tnition in English
and Classical branches $75 Washing. Music
and Modern Languages are extras at.the usual
rates.
For Circulars call at the Wing Office. or.
address. JAMES d. MCDOWELL,
Nov 3w Principal.
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u5T-IIere is Il tribute to the memory OF Il
youthful bride, lately taken away from nus
band and friends, who are left in the deepest
affection. 1t came from Il woman pen and
shows the emotion ola woman's heart.
For Ike Cecil Wig.
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VALUABLE, TARNI


4 7 PRIVATE SALE.-Thc subscriber
- being about to decline farming offers at
Private Sale, the Farm upon which he now
resides, situated on Bohemia Manor, Cecil
county, II t., three miles from Che sppcukc
City, on the road from there to Bohemia
Ferry, and II miles from the latter place;
containing
EGG Ac-cs uE s.aEsd,
divided into convenient fields, with running
water in each.
The Improvements consist ola NEW
t-J4.-.~ FRAME HOUSE. with Kitchen at
Isvs.Saii3 tachcd, the whole finished in the best
l''t7ia! z manner; frame Barn with the ncccs-
sNry oUt-huiliugS. There is a good
Orchard; also, Il Young Orchard of Apples
and Peaches, together with Il variety Of oiAer
fruit on the premises.
The la,d is Of excellent quality and has
been improved with Lime and Mari! Of which
there is an incXhauStAhle supply II The latter
at Tie side OF each fell III c Farm is situated
in an improving nci%hhorh""l, within two
miles Of Il Steamboat landing, whric produce
can he sent daily to Philadelphia or Balti-
more at a trilling expense.
For further information, call upon Or adj
dress the subscriber, Chesapeake City. Cecil
county. Nd. JACOB p. COX.
Nov +, 1851 3W"
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Zines

Zines
on THE DEATH OF Mrs. ELLA DUNNING.
Whom Hcacen iOrcs, die ealy.-GREEK Prov
The soft and balmy breeze Of Autumn,
Waited from 4 southern sky,
Entered at the open easement
With Il melancholy sigh.
Pale with ccasrlcss care and sorrow
Bowed u mother, sisters deaf
And from eyes unused to weeping,
CourscI the large and manly tear.
For Il gentle form before them
Was rcsgnin2 then her breath,
And with placid looks rnquiIinS,
SccAcd to say, Can this be death
Is this all 1t has no tcrrorS,
y % regrets, no fear, or pam.
Though we part, Dear Husband, Father,
We shall meet III Heaven again"
ooh be parents to my Infant,
! brquc.th it now to You;
All my prayers will yet be answered
Brothers, Sisters, all adieu.
Lovely angels are in waiting,
See them gathering far and near,
To escort me safe and swiftly
To my precious Saviour dear"
One pure saint that moment parted,
From the circle it had blessed;
One pure spirit entered Heaven,
Where the weary are at rest.
In my dreams often see her,
AS she gently left our sphere,
And in fancy often hear her,
Breathe n prayer for dear ones here.
Chesapeake Gig, Oct. 81. elena"
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DylIcre is something, seemingly from
new contributor. If s.Paul'' be an ..anch-
oric' We hope often to have Il line from his
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V..k.g'trsE
NiILEL<I PROPERTY

4 '
E.')R SALE.-'lhat valuable property sit
b uatcd in Cecil county, Nd, ON the Sus-
qUchamlli River, about one milc west Of
perryvilc, on the Baltimore and rhiladcl-
ph!L Railroad, and nearly opposite liavra dc
Grace, known as the '.rNhRI MILLS"
The improvements are II NEW THREE
STORY MERCHANT MILL, With THREE
RUN OF III Ri,S. and Il substantial construct
ed WATER Wl!EEl. Of - feet diameter,
with all necessary fixtures for the Mtmulac-
turing of best quality of Hour; an extensive
saw IIiLL, driven by an oylr-shot wheel,
also Of - feet diameter, and using the water
independent of the Touring mill.
There are also TWO STORE HOUSES on
the premises. The head and fall Of the str. ana
at command, is aLont ~ feet. and can be
used directly on the margin Of the river,
where II second mil! could he erected to make
at least 200 barrels Of -Four per day, without
interfering with the work Of the present mills.
rs the tlow OF the stream will afford sufficient
water to create a power equal to that extent.
There are about FORrY ACRES or
LIND, attached to the properly.
The location is a very desirable one, hay
ing both water and railroad communication
with Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The Port Deposit branch railroad now be-
ing constructed, passes directly in front OF
the mill, and switch and sidcling will b>.
built for the especial use OF the property.
thus aliording choice, with II rapid transit
by water and railroad to either TIL Baltimore
or Philadelphia markets during the whole
year.
a large supply Of grain can at all times be
obtained at the mills trom the fertile coun-
ties of Cecil, Hartford and Lancaster, and
from the tidewatcr canal, the outlet oiwhich
IS Immediately opposite the mill while the
well known lumber trade OF the Susguehanna
affords abundant material for an extensive
business at the SAW mill
An extensive business has been establish
ed at the Mill for the sale Of Flour. Meal, and
Ohall, to the adjacent towns and the numcr-
GUS manufacturing establishments in the vi
entity. The TITLE is lNDlSrUTABLE.
For further particulars and terms Of sale
application to be made to
7. MALCOM & CO.,
Nov Nv Baltimore.
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ATTENTION.,

fENEIE Subscriber DESTROYS of rcsuming lis
IL former business Of Survcying and Convey
ancing, promises to accommodate all who de
sire to pdtronizc him. His office will be in
Elkton until the 25th Of March next.
January IS 1851. JOHN JANNEY.
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A GA EEs.

a z q s6 70
I1l1E Undersigned, having entered into a Co.
l. Partnership tor the practice of the LAW in
all its various branches, will give their prompt
and undivided attention TO such business as may
be entrusted TO them. Office opposite the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
during busincs hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81 IF JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.
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baltimore @FaHi S1iHG.uts:,aMg2..
STEAM. COMPANY.

- IA 4iEt SNs.7AE' a - 4.
= OCULAR DAILY LIME. (oNccpl SunIays,)
III for HfyNr DE- tgAcf,, DoIr DHrosir ANa
TIDE WATER CANAL.
,<<5.-,t.> The Steamboat por's-
Il ID e: .,-,!:: GroonEcAy, leaves
N~'s's'>-'''-' -s-f.sr's's' lower end of West
Fails Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday aaJ
Saturday evening, at O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 4 O'Clock, anI itaygc dc Glpcc I,
q O'Clock, p. III.
The Steamboat Lancaster Capt. J. w. Tosi-
LINs"E, leaves same place every Monday, We'd
ncslay ana Friday evening Il, O'clock. RI
turning, leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday,
Thursday ana Saturday cycnin. at 4 O'Clock,
aad l!avrc de- 1lace at 6 O'Clock, p. Nj.
tC5-'PasSagc 30 cents.
CJ@Frcights received daily until oclocf,
carried nj low rates, and carefully attended 10.
O." Duplicate receipts for Freishts will be
require ed in all cases.
The Agent at lIavre de Grace will attend 10
forwarding any merchandise consigned to him.
for any Point on the Pennsylvania Canals, or
will re-ship ircigh;S Intended for Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or elsewhere.
jos. JAS. TAY LOR, Agent, BALTIC.
II. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, II. de Grace
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
The Steamboat "JuNlATA," Captain
Tomlinson, being in complete order, can be
chartered AT any time.
n. Is. Gram purchased al the highest mar
ket price at the Warehouse of J. Tome. Port
Deposit; who also keeps for sale. Guanu, plas-
ter, Fish and Salt Itpr If.
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RICHARD GRASDN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will give prompt
N attention to all Law and Chanccry bust
ness intrustcd to him. He attends re%ul trly
the Hartford Courts, and persons having bust
ness in them, will have it strictly attended ~
if placed in his hands. Office nearly opposite
fountain Inn," Elkton, Md. fully by
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Rel! Iencc in regard 10 the Real Estate, i. J. Vss-
cher " Co. Real Estate Brokers New York Orders
CpoSt pad.) with money enclosed. to be addressed.
}. W. llOLBlpJKE, Secretary
800 Broadway, \. Y.
- The Ensravngs in the Catalogue NOW
ready for delivery. poet . I'm
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AMERICAN ARTISTS, UNION!

rENitE American Artist . tnion would respectfully
/ announce to the citizens u the United States and
the Canadas, that tor the parposo Of cutiyatng u
taste for the fine arts throughout the country, and
with view Of enabling every family to become
ms $50 | Of q elIlciY of EncrlYincs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-27

DEFALCAT1oN IN New YoRK-We copy the
following from the money article of the N. Y Jour.
nal of Commerce, of Thursdsy:
The most interesting item of news In Wall street,
is the discovery of detacation on the part of Mr..
Candee, first teller of the American Exchange
Bank, to the amount of about eighty thousand
dollars. We heard runor this last evening, but
refralned from noticing it, without derstanding
the particulars. We now learn that the teller has
been specializing real estate and has loaned the
money in connection with his operations, without
being able TO return. He has made such amends
as were in his power and he is quite confident that
the securities he has deposited with the bank will
cover the whole deficiency