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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-07
COME ANBs SEE!

IAWUE LIT UF CLUTHS.
II have just returned from the city with a
l. large and splendid assortment Of Cloths
which will make up into
Coats, lower than can be bought
in either Of the cities, in the. best and most
durable manner, anil latest fashions and war
runted. If thcy rip bring them back and
will sew them free of charge.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Sep 0 tt .Nhe Baouar, EH'on, No..
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Thu .MALTBY" lIOUSE.-In letter from
Baltimore last week the name of this well
lifted up hotel was printed Notify" House.
1t is the old United States and American on
Pratt ST., altered and made into one hand
some and com,nodious house.
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Oaa ySEI.s'E sgAsetsAnss!

A RE to be had at ASiIs nearly opposite tho
n Fountain Inn. Main Str E!kton, Md.
You Farmers who getting high prices for
gran, 60 with the crowd there, to lay fall stock
OF Clothing. Cloths, Satnctts Flannel MLsljn.,
'oots. Shoes. HAS Cps and Groceries al wouid
do well to I'll and sec thcm. Oct. L 81.
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ANNEXATION OF CnAELESTowN To BoSToN.
On the I'd inst, the vote was taken III
Charlcstown Oh the question Of annexation,
and resulted in | HIP votes IN tavCr to III
against. Boston having already voted in the
affirmative, CharcStown and Bunker Hill,
with all its glorious memories. will shortly bc
included in the municipality of Boston.
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Blue HENS CnIcKEN.-Wc see it stated
that The Chicken has been purchased by the
proprietor of the Delaware Statesman, and
that Mr.. Vincent, the Editor Of the former is
10 be the local Reporter of the latter.
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ESTIl.iY
A CARD.

T would announce to my friends and the public
/ that have IS returned from the city with
large and carefully selected stock of
Ery Goods, Reefs " thoeS, Hats
and CAPS. READY MADE CLo'ilIiNG. Hard
ware, Qucclgswarc. Groceries anl an uSsn ,ncnt OF
Goods generally kept in country store. all ut
which | will sell low. Thankful for the very bier
al patronage bestowed upon M. | would s"i;t =
Continuance OF lhc same and dnlly invite all 9TH
crs to examine my stock, will he pleased to show
you through them JACOB u. ASH,
Main ST., nearly opposite the Fountain Inn.
October Tth 81 Elk:on. Nd
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SYMPTOMS OF WAR. The race Indcpcn-
dcnrc, now nearly ready for sea, is being
placed on thorough war footing. Daily
drills fiber crew take place. and Grcytown
is her first port of destination.
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AOTVd,:.

HUTTCT.
A Ll persons wishing to subscribe for StocF
IA in the Eikton. .2ndor., and Lewisville
s,Ank Road Company. can do so. by applying
to either OF the undersigned III n,gcrS.
Price Vt Stock So
SAMUEL B. FOARD,
JOSEPH MILLER,
FRANCIS &. PARkE,
WILLIAM q. CARTER,
NICHOLAS HISS.
JOSHUA l.. GATCNEL,
WILLIAM RUDOLPH.
EDWARD RICHARDSON
GEORGE EARLE.
Flkton, April 20, 1851.
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0J~In the second Congressional district of
Pennsylvania, J. l.. Gossl,r, the Know Moth
ing candidate for Congress, has declined, and
as the Democratic nominee, MIR. Hamilton,
has also withdrawn, the contest will be be-
cween the two Wing candidates, Tyson and
Chandler, the former being aided by the
Know Nothings, and the latter by the Demo-
Gratis
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MONEY FOR EUROPE,

DARTlES wishing to send money to En-
l gland, Ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East. in sums TO suit, on the principal Banks
in any Of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,
Agents for Abraham Bell Il Sons,
Apr % If New York.
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PHILADELPHIA, WlLMINGToN AND BALTI-
..,HE RAILROAD. The President of the Phil
.oll ,,Aia. Wihnin- ton and Baltimore Railroad
Company makes tho following Statement to
thc stock holders:
The net earnings CT the Piilallp hia.
Wilmington aad Baltimore Railroad tumra.
ny. for the six mon,hs ending August 81
l>5t, have been after dc,lucilg the usual
appropriation TO Renewal Fund Of so coo
Little oye. thee Ter cent The Company
lave on hand and unsod $4,000 Of honlS
authorized TO be issued III January, lo.'i, for
improvements. other than the h!i Ice and 'l"u
bic track. These improvements have ;sl"ta y
been made and paid for, by using from time
% time tic earnings Of the road and by the
'rtallnn Of Il floating debt, which has b'cn
conveniently carried ut six per cent Interest
i'll the late unparalleled Stringrncy in the
money market. This Company also has an
available means, besides the aiort said bonds,
such as real estate, steamboats,, stocks, &c.
about $3.50 GEO. which property it was the
intention Of the Directors to dispose of, from
inc to time and apply the proceeds to pay
he Heating debt and reimburse the Treasury.
Ton the earnings used for Improvements, but
they have not been able to dispose Of it with
cut too great loss. Rather than sacrifice
'hcpropcrty by putting it into the market in
its present dc, rcsscd state and thus REIN
hulsc tic Treasury for the earnings used on
Improvements, the Directors have concluded
postpone declaring amy dividend till Janu-
AIRY next. when they have no doubt they will
Gc in II condition to pay the usual dividend.
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G~JFlour was selling in San Francisco on
the 10th of August, when the steamer left, at
IS q 1880 barrel. On the same day, the
same quality was selling in Albany at $1,000
"A 81 %
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SELLING OFF.

rTIIE subscriber hereby offers for sale his en-
l. tire Stock Of Store Goods, very cheap, for
cash, or on a credit of four months to pune
tual customers. ALSO for Sale a very de-
sirable lot Of Ground in this village.
II. q. SHIPPERS.
North East, Cecil Co., Sept. l6, '54-4t.
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UCapt. Richard L. Merrick talented
Wing member of the Baltimore bar is out in
a long letter against the Know Nothings.
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County affairs.

NUMBER OF SLAVES IN THE COUNTY.-Thc
number of slaves in Cecil county. and also
their value, according to the assessment Of
the present year. is -
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DISSOLUTION,

TIVE Co-Parnership of McC.cnahan Christy,
L has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
Persons having claims against the Firm request
cd to present them for payment and those indebted
will make payment to either of tho undersigned.
L. b. McCLENAHAN,
ROBERT CIRISTY.
September 9Th, 1854. Isept. l6, 81.
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0C'Samuel d. Lecomptc of Maryland, it
is said, has been appointed Chief Justice of
Kansas, vice Madison Brown, Of Maryland
resigned.
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GIVE arc indebted to the Hon. James A.
Pearce, U. S. s. for copy of the Report Of
the Superintendent of the Coast Survey.
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JOurdsn:s AmmOniatcd

SUPER. PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
ID recommended assequalif not superior
H. to Peruvian Guano, for Wheat; and
cheaper ard more durable; for sale by
Sep 16 If JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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PUTNAM & Co.-Little has been SAID about
the failure of the eminent publishing house Of
G. p. Putnam Il Co. Their liabilities are cs-
timated at about SIS 900, and the creditors
having granted the extension asked, this pop
ular house will go on. 1t would be impcrti-
ncnt perhaps to discuss the causes that con-
tributtd to their suspension, yet if they were
fairly discovered to the public, it would show
that G. p. Putnam & Co., have overwhelmed
themselves in difficulties by too generous
support ofnatvc talent, and spirit Of young
American enterprise, impulsive and gener-
Gus, but rash and radical.
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Hoe SroEY.~-Wc heard 4 capital ancadotc
Ahou, hogS the other day. In Madison and
other COUNTIES. mast and acorn are very scarce.
It aLoundS, however, in lhc county IF EStill
Many hugS were driven there, whici, the Is
ill people considered an infringement on their
ri hits Councils were called TO deliberate
how to rid themselves Of the nuisance. Many
plans were proposed, but finally, af;cra good
heal Of debate, ono was adopted. 1t seems
that hogs have great fear Of bears. Ac-
rordingly the skin Of a bear was procured,
and a large SOW caught from one Of tie droves
She was covered with the bear skin and then
let loose. She Immediately returned among
the droy,s, hut on lor approach all tie hogs
took flight, pursued by the SOW with the bear
skin. 1t is stated that since this experiment
not hog has crossed the confines of Esull
county - LouiSriHe J0Hrnci.
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UThe potato crop in New England is
said to be full one. r q.
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For TIE Cecil Wig.
TIE ORPHANS COURT, AGAIN.

Having shown last week that the law of
1874 had been dsrcgarded by the Orphans
Court. and having also demanded n reason
therefor. W" paused for reply. We now
resume the subject Coming down four years
later we find that, Feb. LIST, lS4S, a law wa $
passed by the General Assembly of Maryland
making it ...
''The duy of the Justices of Inc Orphans Court
of Cecil county, to publish to be published
annually, in some newspaper print cd in said coun
ty full and detailed statement: of the poo school
fund Of said county, showing in every snch annual
statement, in what manner any and every portion of
said fund may. Mt the time Of the publication there
of, be invested -
A sort Of statement was published in May
of the same year, as required by sec. 3. of the
law above quoted, and we believe also in the
succeeding year. Since then, however, no
statement Of any kind has been laid before
the public, and the manner in which the poor
school fund has been managed, or disposed
of, remains mystery.
Why" we repeat our question of last
week, why is this s'' Why was the publ
cation of this annual statement discontinued
There was no SHINING through ignorance here
there was evidently some motive for its
discontinuance. What that motive was we
shall not say till we again wait awhile for in
formation.
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GUANO.

DERUYIAN 'GUANO. A. No. for sale by
i JOHN PARTRIDGE.
MEXICAN GUANO, A A for sale by
nl JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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CJ'Omcr Pasha (rcmarks the -4ihenGnm,)
seems bent on innovation. He not only con-
fines himself to a single wifc-who contrary
to MoSlcm etiquette, sits at his table, receives
his friends, chats with them, gives them tea
and plays OH civilized piano-hut positive
" carries in his suite an artist. As Horace
Ncrnct goes with Prince Napoleon TO the East
to cover acres of canvass with heroic deeds
should the allies achieve them-for Yer
saillcs, a painter follows Omcr Pasha, and is
now engaged on large picture to commence
rate the glorious defence of Siistria.
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0C'Thc trial of DR.. Steiner, for killing Maj.
Arnold, hasbecn again postponed.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING
E0IICETS GUANElses.

KUIlJEV GUN AEieS.
A LII persons are hereby notified not to
"a tresra's with dog or gun on tho Elk
Landing farm, or ON the farm occupied by
Mr.. John Gooding, Against any so trcspas-
sing the law will be enforced
NJ. L. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Elk Landing, Sept. 80, lS5l--3t.
N ISIS Mary staples will open a Day
Lfl School for YOUNG LADIES, Monday,
October 9th.
Terms made Known upon application.
Sept 80 If
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fCrIn the American Farmer for the pres
cnt month we find the following from the pen
of Maj Jones of Whcatland:
STATE OF THE CROPS.
To the Editor ofNe american Farmer


STATE OF THE CROPS.
To the Editor ofHhe american Farmer:
Sir In an issue Of the Philadelphia
Led ger. a few days since the farmers arc
charged with trying TO create a Ianic, on ac
count Of scarcity Of broal>trr The I,d.-
CT says that they always look for reports Of
short crops from the farmers, about tlIi$ tine
ri l!c year, As regularly As they TO for a
good crop Of p,a.'IcI and afcr u,tI:;l Si,,cu
a,l"n about the am"un, Of ll,c crops OF bread
staff, grown, The public are aS>lir,d hat there
II no dan%cr Of famine, or tyvn amy consider
able cause Of advance Of price the Lad"
CT admission thing and that is that tho crops
Of wheat aud corn are III lc..;. onc-ilth Siinri
of an average, and this he puts down as an
exact state Of the crops. Now my opinion is,
that it is not the farmers who are trying to
~ ate a lanic-bat do say from the tenor
Of the r,lor;S III tie Ledger, and many otter
prints, that the Editors and the spectators
i'll grain vino pay thcm for it, are tryin. to
Brighten tie farmers, by telling them that
there arc good crops in Europe, so that We
" i'll sell 70 said SPECTATORS, who will, when
they get all iii their own hands, RAISE tic
price, iuSt as they did in 1877.
Now Ito not think there is any danger Of
famine, but there is some prospect for Llsi
prices, and | will give my i, aSnn Cor Such be.
lief, II the withdrawal Of As 900 900 bush
els OF b. cad$tuils from consumption in le41,
by short crops in Europe to that amount,
raised The price Of corn from 40 cts. to II %
cts. per bush,. and that of wheat from less
than 81 10 1926 cts, will not the admitted
deficit Of crops at hone here, Of 200 OOo,C
bushels, have the same elect on the prices
particularly when it is known that we will
have an Immigration e ~" 600 equal TO the
population Of seven such States rs Delaware.
o fed We farmers arc no winners, as he
I.cl,:er editor indicated in his article, ana |
a.c.,iy state Tie fact. j. JONES.
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{>,s0.


In B ,itilaprc this week, NJ. Jonx t. RHr-
yuLl'., l1ilHtiIr ot the 81! DISTRICT ii lhis
county.
u. Sunday l. 5 EicuAHp j. F"AHD, Esq,
81 Bohemia Ma'"r, IL the ith Year I'll h!S
Igc. IL Was Il prominent member "i the
Democratic party IN Cecil and had Bona
County Commissioner and twice nclmbrrYt
thc Legislature.
On Tucsdty last, at Chesapeake City, Mrs
ELLA DtNN4NG. wife "I MIR. &. II. Dunnins
tnl daughter q. Daniel k,rSner Esq.
On the 2l*t Of -,pt nbrr near Jcnnes Mill. of
typhoid Fever, .oIN NJ, MlLLMS. in the 18th year
,t his az. His religious experience commenced
tbott j. years ago. under The mus.criii ial'ors of
te,. Pclmcl Co,mh", the North East Circuit.
lie CONNECTED !IimSc.t with lioprwc NJ. j.. Church
immediately after lis conversion. in which he re-
la.ncl working member til! the time OF his death
tic for Il nunlbcr "i y:aIs he'd the o.i:cs Of class
cad. am cxl,orjcG. he duties vi which he per.
Formed I" the Z Dry ot HIM who cal eel Inn. All
wh' h;'rc lisenei to his pr .els. can TESTIFY that
they were the u 'suase "i Il heart endowed vi h the
spirit Of Uo!, tid tina, hey wee delivered an
"oltcnec Of style, SCION surpassed by The most
.u"wp t,shcl pmipi, o!aor. ~ 81 class leader he
Lcsrrvcly he'd in the highest estimation. 1t
SIS AZ Ollie -uitvl to his a*,c. and Tor the dis
c'aryr Of : d.tcs he hal qualifications Of no
moI order ni> cNhorta ms We're lisicuel 90 with
tc most sur:o"s uvLtiVn being vi l,cls iaNc and
warning ch 4r.rtci; and it is hoped. that inlry
who stcncd to his cunl.scl upon ear il will Iris.
In his us illness during which he s. li,rcd tho
most cNcrIciatins pain he c j"ycl the constant
presence Of him whom he had 50 iliilf,i!y served
Al who ysitc | him he admoisi' shed to make immc-
li:.tc prep .:iou for death ami Tow lett his bed
-.dc without fee ing that the aIp"rb tton of col
wa, u',r desirable than any earth homer. y
Few Il " rlcvi"!S 20 his death whGA h'S ir clS wrlu
nruIii IN aP:cr telling item that he was going
home an, praying Gods Blessing upon thcn no
exclaimed III sw,e ness Of tone
..Wrcp not NV friends wcep not for me,
All is well. all is wei,
Bright uu.rs are from HcaI en- come,
They round my bed, they in my ROOM
Icy wait TO wait my spirit home,
All is we'll iii is WE'LL
Again when asked ii he knew that his ncdccmer
i>cl' he rcp;cl l:.icky III yes sing it," and when
;hcy had forgotten the last verse he Immediately
gave it out lie lives my mansions to prepare. a..
IN the night preceding his death he sang for some
time
80 CORY. s'crr. glory hac'ujdh
Going where pleasures never die.
giving God HE glory for the victory he had over
death. While his fr ends were s'ng ny when for
;hc Eternal wor Us steer &c, lie io ned in with
;hc chorus Of each :nd sung it in feeling
manner. lie liz ell christian. and died the death,
and now doubt cnj ,ys their home; wh',c h 10
IS et to mourn the OF q KIND husband, his chill
,lren an affection fIthcr his mother dut full
sou. his hrothc : and sis; Il loving brother tho
church consistent commitment, and al who knew
HIM u kind tr end NisiToR.
'INtl lonBEHT'., fine Old imperial 81.
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II .TSOil;,i Property

Ut VIC s1IU NICK thurV 0FOWn, HcctAseu, GUT
~ sis!ins in part as ssyxo
CTasf follows: , Horses, GV,lrnlA
s Cows. Beef
Ssse3xsI Cattle, Hogs, Car
rlase and Harness, Farming Implements:
Household Furniture; Timothy Hay by the
ton: and Wheat. Corn and Oats by the bush.
Also, many other articles value.
TERMS or SALE:
For the I.casehold propcrty,-one third
c,.h. one third in six, and the remaining
thire in twelve months from the day of sale.
For the other property, all sums of or under
$40, cash; for all SIMS over $40 a credit Of
Nix months; credit payments with interest
thereon from date, to be secured by the bond
or note of the purchaser with approved secu-
rty. SARAH Il. BROWN. Adm'trx,
JAMES BARNES, Administrator
Port Deposit. Sept lTth. 81 IS
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DENTIST.

nOCTOR WM. l.. JONES, Surgeon Dent
IL list, can now he found at his Old Office
ial Elkton ready to render professional services.
Sept. l6, "a.
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SJ'l,i.N you (" to J.. knn call ut ''IDhl;EIViS
W ard bay some OF that Cayenlish Tobwcn, if
You want It good ar;i,.c 'htI
TI1RiMMlN,iS.-Fm a>slt ient Of Back and
/ Fancy colored Nc,vct, Ribbons. Gmps. Buttons,
&c.. by T.. BROW ', Jk.
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STATISTICS OF EMlGRATloN.-Captain Bird
of the ship Universe, at New York from Liv-
crpool, has again favored the papers Of the
former city with some statistics Of his last
cargo Of cmigrants. 1t appears there were
555, of whom 293 were destined for New
York or were undecided. 81 were for Penn
Sylvania. GO for Ohio, 81 for New Jersey, -
for Illinois, Is for Canada, Is for Connect
cut. If for Massachusetts, - for Maryland
II for Rhode Island, Q for Wisconsin, for
Michigan, 3 for Iowa, 3 for Virginia, and
for Indiana, New Hampshire, and South Car
DINA. OF the whole number, l26 children
were under II years of age. and of the re-
maind,r ~ were farms laborcrs, 90 servant
maids, IL farmers, 26 miners and collicrs,
and 1T wcaycrs.
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HrERFEtr ColN.-Thc New York Jour
nal Of Commerce calls the attention Of the
public to counterfeit quarter of a dollar,
which is the clos, st imitation in apr ca,ancc
Of the genuine coin. which ever fell under
notice. 1t was taken at the Post Office. and
paid into the Sub Treasury, whore it was de-
tcctcd by Mr.. Edward IL. BirdSall, the weigh
or and tester Of coin. This counterfeit APP
pears to be made of zinc, or other bright
metal. is cast to resemble exactly the genuine
coin. and is afterwards "galvanizcd with
pure silver. 1t is ,latcd "lS53,' is about 10
grains lighter than the genuine, and is very
brittle BY tie latter Characteristic, it may
easily he detected, AS it will readily break
hv n blow from hammer: the specimen re-
l,.rrcd to was broken by Mr.. Birlsall between
his thumb and fingers.
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BACON, a fine lot just received and for
ID sale cheap, by STOUT Il FORD,
aug 12 North East Depot.
DICKLING FlNEGAR.-Pure cider Vim
j egar for sale by STOUT X FORD,
aug y North East Depot.
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'INl IonBEhT',, fine Old imperial Lea.
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PUBLIC SALE.

l. ~ LII ~ VA lLlLs
f1Y virtue of an order of the Orphans Gourt
81 of Cecil county, the undersigned, will
SCI at Public Sale, on the premises, at Port
Deposit in Cecil county, on
Thursday, the 10Th of October, 1854,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all that
Ec,Schold interest in and to- II Lot or parcel
81 FAME" in the sud town of Port Deposit,
which was leased fop nincty-ninc years, re-
n~wabl,, forever, by one Daniel Mcgrcdy to
Alexander Brown.
E,--R The improvements on said
E:!1A Le'sr''o'a p"r~tr, consist of
AisiG 2 Ds . Hing, Houses Il, ., IS
Mr.. Tracy, and the other b. Capt. Price.
.\iso, the following personal property Of
Alexander Brown, deceased, to wit:
sets Blacksmith Tools, pair light Wagon
Wheels. I cross-cut saw, Il lot Of new Iron,
and sundry other articles too numerous to
mention. On
FRIDlY, The o0M ofOC7OBER,
1871, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
subscribers will sell ut the farm of the late
Alexander Brown, about miles from Port
Deposit, the balance Of the
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DRY GOODS! DRY GO0D5!!
JUST OPENED. AT
ViL7.Et1l TO!eHsEEsTrS,

Neat ID y0r 10 the CD'rt House,
1NkESS GOODS. Cloths, Cassmcrcs, Sill Vest
~ ings. Iwects, &c. lOct7