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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-09

splK,NG THEIR GuNs.--A correspondent of
the London Morning Herald thus explains
the mode Of spiking guns, and describes the
spikes:
The spikes arc about four inches long,
and of the dimensions of tobacco pipe, the
head flat: barb at the point acts as spring,
which is naturally pressed to the Shaft upon
bling forced into the touch hole Upon
reaching the chamber of the gun it resumes
its position, and it is impossible to withdraw
it. 1t can only be got out by drilling-no
easy task, as they are made of the hardest
steel, and being also loose in the touch-holc,
there is much difficulty in making drill bite
as cfftctuully as it should do. It's applica-
ton is the work of a moment, single tap on
the fiat head with the palm of the hand suf
ticing. This can DC easily done. cven if it is
ever SO dark"
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VALUABLE FARM

AT PRIVATE SALE.-The proprictors
a, being about to decline the farming bust
ness. offer 1T Private Sale, t,ioir ParM. situ-
at.d in Cecil county, Nd, one and half
miles from the Rising Sun Village, and about
five miles from Port Deposit, containing
2l5 acres,
fair proportion of which is excellent TIM
BIER. The arlhl, land is in u high state of
cultivation. well ic.ccd and watcrcd.
The improvements consist of Il
L3Eli SfJN Z HOUSE, ofmodcrn rz5tr~
construction and finished in the best J. NM
manner, Il frame Barn; 90 by ~ feet, ,,iItsyiE
with all the necessary outbnildngs. A
This r,rm is beautifully situated, the build
in.s standing on II prominence commanding
an extensive view cfthc surrounding country
The house is surrounded 10y n large yard
tastelully orllamcntcd with great variety of
shrubbrry and cvcrefccns Of native and for
cign production. The proprietor has spared
no pains in his selection of fruit trees, and
almost every variety Of fruit has been sue
| crsstully cultivated on this farm. The neigh
| borhood is MORAL and intelligent, convenient
to excellent suhoalS, and Methodist, Pres
bytrrias AMI Friaa,;s' Meeting Houses, are
but IL short distance frlip 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 property rs is rarely in the Market,
and further description is deemed unneccs-
sary, as persons desiring to purchase will
thcr information will please call on Ellis p.
Howard residing on the premises, or on the
| subscriber ut West Chester, Pcnua.
BENJ.J. PASSMORE,
Agent for f. j. X J. +. Howard.
| Nov %, 1851 fw
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

T1IIE subscribers are prepared to sell
l. Coffee, white ard brown Sugar, black and
green Tea, Molasscs, Pepper, Rico, Spices
coarse and fine Salt, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard,
Mackcrel, Shad, Herring, Cheese, Soap and
Candles, with general assortment of Groce-
ries at Philadelphia and Baltimore pricesi for
cash, or in exchange for wheat, corn, oats,
rye, potatoes, butter, eggs, poultry, and all
kinds of country produce, at the North East
Depot, by STOUT q fohD'
North East, aug II
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TIM C,y,, W.aIy CuINA.-rhc circulars
lromCanton to September 23rtl, speak of con-
tinucd attacks upon that city. one of which,
ON the sd, lasted for several hours. The
suburbs of Canton and the country for miles
around have been made tlesulatc. The rebels
were expecting achievements, when the at
lacks upon the city would probably he more
vigorous. The amount of tea received at
Canton, so far, the present season, as conf
parcd with last year. was very small.
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COysTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtuo of two writS of heri iacas issued
ID by Edmund Brown, Esq, Que Of the JUS
tees of the Peace Of the State Of Maryland,
in ana for Cecil county, both at the suit OF
Charles IL. llaincs, use Of John Janney,
against tho goods and chattles, lands and
tcncmcnis of Lewis Crothcrs, and to me di-
rrctcd, have seized and taken into cxccu-
ton all the right, title, interest, claim and
estate Of the said Lewis Crothcrs i'll and to
all that piece. parcel or tract of land, lying
and hning in Cecil county, adjoining lands OF
Jamca Ototlrrs. John Pattcrson's heirs. heirs
of Samuel Carlat and the County Road
leading from Zion Meeting House to Pin
cpio, and containing
1T ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, on which there is Il 1
Brick Dwelling House, and small Sg-4Gl
log tenant house; and | hereby give Irffslf,s
notice, that on ltphf' a
Saturday, the 18th day Of December,
1851, between the hours Of II o'clock NJ and
| o'clnck =, NJ, on said day, will expose
the sail property at Public Sale, at the Court
House door in Elkton, to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy tho said writs.
IiEI. FOARD,
November 18Th, 1854 iw Constable.
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Rcr-lcnce in regard to the Real Eaac, 7, J, Niss-
cher L Co.. Real Estate Brokers, New York. Orders
post palD with money enclosed to be addressed,
j. W. llJLHRO0kE, Secretary.
sos Broadway, n. Y.
w The Engravngs in the Catalogue are now
roady for delivery. Oct Is On
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COME AND BUY
YOUR SUGARS and SPICES

YOUR SUGARS IND SPICES
TOR PRESERVING.-We have just open
T. ed our Iow Fall stock CT Groceries-Su-
CARS Of all kinds, Molaases, Syrup, Cinnamon,
Cloves, llspiue, Ginger, Mace, Nutmegs,
Pepper and Salt, Cofoo, Coffee Essence,
Teas ofall kinds. Bakers Cocoa, Mnnson's
Farina, Cheese, Tobacco, Snuff, Segars, &c.
NIB. We have on hand at all times, a
choice lot of Wines, Brandy, Whisky, and a
superior article Of old Schnapps Gin, fol-
Medicinal or family use.
Scp9 a. j. SCOTT q BkO.
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q yes! love this qnict hour,
For often at a moonlight even,
| have them here, and forget
We're part on earth and part IN heaven.
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a. y. 6 Ee q w

WHOLESALE AND RETA!t GROCER,
No. SO .Muket st., WILMINGTON, Del.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
NH subscriber having on ham at his Store
L No. SO Market ST., large and general as
sortmcnt OF fresh and well selected Groceries,
takes this method Of informing the citizens CT
Elklon and Cecil county generally, that he vii!
sell them as cheap as they can be nnoh,
either in Wilmington or Philahel phla marker;
and respectfully solcls a call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, wines s. Liquors.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part OF
LIQuORS,-of the first and medium qualiin
Old Coanac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Holland
Gin.
WINES.-MadeIra, Port, Tenc7Mc, Sherry.
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga. H
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAlIE+A Whisky, and
Wine Bitteis. ANDREW J. GROW,
No. 80 Market ST., door above MiIlcrs
Juno 30, Gm. Hotel, Eiimin gtou, Del:
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REMOVAL OF
J. Il. HEALD'S
WHOLESALE md RETAIL

WHOLESALE IND RETAIL
BopHA * Sc ATsG1ERY sGG1Ss
Rug and Paper Warehouse BOOK Biudcrg an
Blm.k Book !4unrtactory,
., No. l27 Markei@., Wilmington, Del.
{TNIIE subscriber is fully prepared to of c.
i the citizens OF Delaware and adjoining Com g..
more than ordinary inducements to secure Ihcir
pltronagc
The ent r, arrangements oc his NEW ST0E r an
cstah ishmcnt rlvc ben effected with tn. dies 81
and determ ia lou OF beng cna5 FL 10 s.pp'y eooa
in quantities either large smI'f with =. omp ness
in good order. at the cheapest rate. and rs 10
warrant fail .tis.aot On.
Ilsc IJ,rc.is Of the concern made Tor Cas-,
. quaint les. and at III" Auction Sales thus rnsIr-
ing the lowest rates. and at the same time NOR,
genera assortment Of goa Is than can be nat WI;
in any sngc Book and Stationery store in Tic. ,ny.,
tr cites
In add ton TO cher fac it;es a l31lIn BINDERV
and BLANK BOOK MANUFACT02Y. with new
improved tools, and additional workincn. will guar
ante ling orders for Ruling and FOR Inc Marufae
tnrc of Blank Books TO any pattern with prpnrinrs,
ch .!.rly and in the best maiiu-r.
without attempting 10 spc,ify. par,c'lar. atten..
ton is called to s:!l assortment Of the latest cli-
lions OF
Standsr ,nl Ncw ;choo' Boola.
Choco and late m scc,iaEcoas Ii era
turc. Ming ~ ne. Periodicals and cheap
Publications., Juvenile Books Of every
style and price. ,Onl volumes Of the san
day Schoo. un'on Publications iilank PoDka
e'dy mad. o; al orl;nay patterns. VIZ
ting. Printing Wrapping and Fancy Pa
per. Magistrates Lawyers. and Other
Banks. Staple and Fancy Statior-
cry in s,r,a: quantity and in great
variety, e. &.
sto. ckeopers Traders ard Teachers viii he furn-
ishcl at liberal dscount and consumers will ha
Their demands supplied at low rates, white
toners shall al he dealt wi on the principe of
lint re slt,s.ac ion sale. y
Yol are respectfully invited to call and eXap;rc.
J. r. IIEArn,
No l2I. Marko: ~lect.
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY:

VIIHTl.ST the Russians and Turks are sill fight
w ing for their respective claims. the subscrber
wishes the pablic til, reIasnbcr that he is sill at
his cd stand wasing war against high Prices and
that peace cannot be made.
he sab 'crib returns thanks TO hrs friends and
public generally. for their Iaat piston se so liberal
ly bc,tow ID upon him; and respectfully announces
that he ha. just returned Com New York and Phil
nlelpn:a with the largest spt best assorted stock OF
FALL and SvINTER GOODS
cv r. offered in this Earkc: ALL OF which hay
been bought ut the ycry Lowest CASH prices and
will b, sol. for the CASH or country p.oducH u: a
very small advance. Purchasers would do VII 70
give Inn call before making their Fail parch ,scs,
for can and will Offer great Barg ms c III b.
h ID in any city. All kind, OF Plol:c, taken in ex-
chang, for Goods.
III .tcmcmb,r III pace 10 find COOL a'sort-
IL INT of Cheap Goods is At
J. \. ELIASDN,
CHEAP CORNER, MpDLErawS,
SEN. l6 'Jt-2m* Delaware.
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MrssRs REEVES, Buck Co.-The credi-
tors of Mcssrs. Reeves. Buck Co., re-
presenting claims TO tir' amount of about
500 coo. held meeting on Monday evening.
and agreed unanimously t" give tie firm any
extension ol time they may need to meet
their liabilities. Their assets are ample to
far more than cover every dollar for which
they are liable Register d Examiner.
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A G. ARD.

T would announce to my friends and the pabc
L that have jus returned from the city with "
large and carefully selected stock Of
Dry Goods, boots s. shoes, Hats
and CAPS READY MADE CLOTHING, Hard
ware. Qucersware. Groceries an | an assortment OF
Goods generally kept in country Store. all oil
which | will sell low. Thankful for the very l'ber-
al patronage bestowed upon me. | would solicit II
continuance of the same and cordially invite all 9TH
crs to examine my stock, will be pleased 10 show
you through them. JACOB b. ASH.
Main ST.. nearly opposite the Fountain Inn;
October til, "a Elk on. Md.
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GrA little boy, five years old while writhing
under the fortunes Of the aglc, was told by
his mother to rise up and take D powder she
had prepared for him, "Powder! powder!"
said he raising himself on one elbow and
putting ona roguish smile "Mothcr, amt
gun!''
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Phila., Wilmington and
BALTIMORE RAIL RIO A D.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PliILADA.
For Ealt more at g. 30. I'll A. NJ Steamboat Train.)
Q2A5. 4. p. NJ. Exprcssl and II p. NJ
For Pcrryvl.c at $50. A. NJ ~. -, j. 40 and IL
p. NJ
For Wilmington Mt $50, II A. NJ. l24J, 3 40,
and /! p. NJ
For Now Ca tie at S,30, II \ VI. g. t. 80 and NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 6 80. Steamboat Train) $50.
Exprcss.) II A. NJ. $50 ard F. NJ.
Leave pcrryvilie at ji0, 1910. A. NJ l.03 7.43 and
1905 =. Nj
Leave Wilmington at It's. II 10, IL %. NJ, 2.22
An. 9.OL and % p "
Leave New Castle al g. r.. 1915. III 50 A. NJ Steam
boat Train) I..0. and j,4J p VI.
Hare de Grace & BaL'o accommodation Train
Leaves IIavr, ,c Grace At 80 \. NJ.
Leave, Bait mo- at 3.jJ p. NJ
:. l.. STAFFORD.
Novi Gcnl Superintendent.
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JoG HAISEs. JESSE A. Kirk. s. b. sTt BIZ
Rising Sun Foundry, Steve Depot,
FOR 80

IN u -l,IFtEL LUX HI " CRhS,
~ TILE suLsoribors having O:.
\ETSS-Er7=ehand, and arc CONSTANT
.esssSsez8a .sssss=.s manufacturing an eNicnsjv~
assortment ofpLOC CHS, Machinery and OF
CT castings Of the best quality. Also on la
Il complete stock Of STOVES, Of their own Al,
Eastern manufacture. Such as Wood an
Coal Parlor and numerous variety Of Coos
Stoves of the most improved patterns. The.
have likewise on hand, and are prepared t.,
furnish at the shortest notice improved Iorso
Powers, Thrcshers and Separators Of several
kinds, which for lightness and durability. are
warranted equal to any in use. Also ~. OK
tensye assortment Of right and left hand At
wood, Wisconsin, Wiley, beats, COR Jersey
Bull Michigan, (double mould board. } Rog
cr's Extending Point, Rich's Iron Beam, sub
soil and all other kinds Of Plougls, straw and
fodder cutters, &c., all Of which they will sell
on flvoroblc terms, and solicit the patronage
Of the public. Orders promptly attend. 10
HAINES, KIRK * STUBS.
n. B.-The highest price paid for old cast.
ings, ia cash or exchange.
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Md, July Gm.
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u ic,>css an> Correspondents.

Iosr IRON THIS OrFIC".-Nol. '. of a
pocket edition of Byron On page % OF the
r.st of the set the nam. of 'Sanl w. Gr0ome
is written, we suppose it is also in the miss
ing volume. We probably loaned it, and
would be glad to have it back again.
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A STRONG IINT.-An Episcopal Church
has recently been built at Davenport. iowa.
A correspondent of the New, York Indcpcn-
dent says that the following notice was ap-
pended to the advertisement of the opening
of the cdilicc:
The chcwcrs of tobacco are earnestly re-
qucstcd to avoid the use Of the article in the
Church, or el;e spit IN their hats.
ga genius ont West, has just patented
machine for making cicsnuts out of sweet
man who put handles to prlckly pears and
sod them for cHrryconlbs. =.
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TIE CECIL WING,

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,,
DY +. e. RICKETTS,.
..RMS.-S2.0) year, in advance.
80, il not paid advance. p.
500, for Clubs of Five. ...
15.nD. for clubS of Ten. ..,
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding n
squire will h. published three times for one
II; all twenty five cents for Zach suhsc.
on ut insertion: loagcr ones in the same pro-
PORTION C2~ Twelve lines brewer. or space
equal to that make Il square. Advertisements
publiIh,l quarterly. semi annually or yearly
at III Il rat. rates. \ Refreshments sent with
ont til. nilnb.r of times they are to be- ms .rt-
81 b.;u, stucl will b, continued until forbid
al charged according to the above rates.
t. p,p.r discontinued until all arrcar-
as's IRE p'il.
= singh. copies of the paper, FIVE cents.
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TlrE LATE sroRM.-Dspth of the Snor.-
We are indebted to the Morse Telegraph line
says the New York Herald, for the following
information relative to the fall of snow at the
different stations OH their line on Saturday
and Sunday, The measurement was taken
~, Non1, ,,,orn;,,r.
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court I In Chanccry, No
for Cecil county: vcnber 2lst, 1851.
ORDlE;haEp, That Inn tie sale made and re-
for the sale of the Real Estate of Thomas
White and others; he ratified and confirmed
unless cause to tho contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 27th day of January next
provided a copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county;
once n week for one month before the 10Th
day Of December next vs..
The Report statcsthc amount of sales to
be S2,4aa.M II. II. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test,
ii. Ii. MITCHELL,
Nov % I'm t-. -.- Clerk.
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NEW FALL GOODS,
AT II. II. MAYS.

NTERIN0ES. FRENCH CASIlMERES. Tibet
ltl Cloths Plain and Plaid Persian Cloths, Silks,
C!oakings Sack Flanne!s. Twccds Prints. Musns.
Boys Cassmcrcs; Shawls: Broche, Ihibct, Wool.
Bay State. g.. Trimmings in great variety; all OF
which at lower prices than ever before offered in
this market The public will please call and e1-
anime. Oct Il
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION.

AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION.
TNIIE public are respectfully Informed that
Il SPECIMENS of the SPLENDID ENGGAvINGs
issued by the American Artists Union are
now in view at the office If this paper.
An early application is III orss;try 10 secure
the best impressions. OSE DOLLAR pr"curcs
SPLENDID ENGRAyING worth Two--dclivcr-
ed ut the time Of purchasc-togcther with u
ticket emitting the purchaser to SHARE in
the GIFTS to be DIsrRIDrTED in January,
value One Hundred and Fit1y Ihouscm Doiiars
error further particulars. see advertise
mcnt.
AGExra, by applying promptly, can secure
permanent advantages. Nov Is st
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C-EWc have on our first page an ably
written answer to the article against Capital
Punishment printed two weeks ago, which
will claim the readers attention.
Gy-Thc Historical article on San Francisco
is continued.
ug-Thc parts OF the, Presidents Message
which we rrin: occupy considerable space,
md shut out much of our usual variety.
Near the end pf the seventh column on the
first page, the heading: "Or the Increase OF
the Nury," should have been 'O1 the IN
crease Of the .Army,"
C-5-Jur correspondent ssTrucpenny' sends
ns u controversial letter. AS the sn'D ct
would not pay him for his trouble nor rcmu-
neratc o nr readers for the space occupied,
we let it remain imprinted. We should DC
glad to hear from him, however, in regtrd to
the news affairs ofhis ncighhor!iood.
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Card TO the Ladies.

MRS. A. FOARD respectfully in
MsS9vitcs the Ladies' of Elkton and its ricin-
HtSlx ity, to call and examine her extensive
and well selected assortment of FALL
and WINTER MILLINERY, consisting of
Bonncts, Ribbons, Flowers, Vclvcts, Satins.
Plush aud Feathers, all Of which she will sell
to suit the timos. [Qtt II
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CunEy. Publ sh r. Phad-lph;a 81 yesr;
copies 80; q copi $40; 0 copcs Sl5.
The first number of this magazine for the
new year is already out. 1t contains two
excellent steel cngr.vinss and an unusual
quan,ity-50 ora 100, for what VIC know
of fashion plates, patterns. &c. Among the
contributors we notice the names of Mayor
Conrad L. S. Arthur, IL. Hastings Weld and
Mrs. Hale.
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One third Of the purchase nancy in cash
on the day Of sale, one other third in nine
months. and the remaining third in eighteen
months from the day oil sale; the credit pay
mcnts to bear interest from the day Of sale
and to he secured by the bond Of the purch-
ascr " it'll approved security. A deed to be
executed OH payment Of the purchase money.
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN Al. CRESWELL,
Flkton, Md, Dee ITS Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TH0SIEE'S cANEs
DY virtue ola Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID Of Cecil county, in Chanccry. the under
signed as Trustees will offer at Public Sale at
the Court IIous, door in Elkt"n, Md. on
THURSDAY, the 2S;h Of DECEMBER,
1854, all that valuable Farm whcrton William
Waters now resides, containing
iii Acres OF E.ald,
Of which Ii acres are in GOOD TIMBER.
principally white oak. and the residue arabic
land, under Il good fencing and in high
state of cultivation. 1t is situated within .
miles of the Brick Meeting House and is CON
ycnirnt to stores. mills. schools and churches
The improvements consist of
1l1Gi4rc, good two-story BRICK DWELLING
I,,hhSss'E HOUSE, with rooms on the first
iptjI' B floor, and . ROOMS IN the second
49, floor, with Il flame Kitchen attached
into which spring water is Introduced by i
Hydraulic RAM Il new Frame Barn, 10 by
80 feet. with a stone basement. Also small
barn, wagon house. granary and other ncccs
sary outbnldings; besides u 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 one 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 surety "
surcties, to he approved by the Trustees.
Sale to commence at ii o'clock \. NJ.
JOHN &. GROOME,
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NOTICE.

VNIIE County Commissioners will meet at
| their office in Elkton, on Tuesday the 18th
Of December, next, to attend to such bust
ness as may be presented. By order,
- Cd. &c, RICKETTS,,
Nov % TIM Clerk.
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FOR SASSlFRAS
AND CHESTER RIVERS.

rTNIIE Steamer OSIRIS will leave her wharf.
J. Light St, every TUESDAY, at 9o'clooE, A. NJ,
for Kent Isl md, Grazing Creek, Qucentown, CoFs-
en-, Chcstcrtown and Crompton. Returning leave
Crompton every WEDNESDAY. at o'clock A. NJ
viii leave Baltimore every TUESDAY, at I
o'clock. A. NJ. for Georgetown and intermediate
landings; returning same day.
Will lctye Baltimore evory SATURDAY. at
o'clock A. NJ. fur Georgetown AMI the Ian lings on
Sassafras River. Returning, leave Georgetown
ovcrv MONDAY, at 9 o clock. \ NJ
BYPASS &c ONE DOLLAR, ...-
L. q. STURGEON
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RICHARD GRASON,
> = ; - 777777-7-|7
4 CAR ID,

THE Undersigned, having entered into q CO.
l. Partnership for the practice ofihe LAW in
all its various branches, will give their prompt
and undivided attention to such business MS may
be entrusted TO them. Office opposite the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
during busiIcsj hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dee 81 &c JOHN A. ]. CRESWELL.
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TERMS OF SALE:

One third of the urchasc money in cash
on the day of sale one third in nine, and the
remaining third in eighteen months from the
day of sale; the credit payments to bear in
tcrrst from day of sale, aud to he secured by
the bond or note Of tho purchaser with ap-
proved security. On payment OF the purchase
money II deed for the property will be exc
cutcd. JAMES II. MCCULLOUGH,
GEORGE EARLE.
Elkton, Nd, Dec Q IS Trustees.
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binet Ware-Ro0ms
IN ELKyO.N, MARYLAND.

IN ELKTO.N, MARYLAND.
(tANrwr.LL 4 co respectfully, arnoupce to
4 Their friend. md he pubic that thy have
taken Tie shop formerly oc,opel by Mr.. Levi +.
Dp,ilcn. in Eikton. where they intend conducting
the Cabinet iu-ineas in all its va.iouS branches.
hey invite III ,ir friends and the pbc generally,
to ,.l and examine their work. They iu'cnd keep
..,....u.,,, ing on hand SOFAS, Bureaus.
esyyGi.S4lr:'rs ,S}r IurNGES. BEDSTEAnS. TABLES,
eJJSSE..GlaL-Tl CHAIRS. STANDS. and New Furni-
ture of every description. made of
the very choicest materials, and in the most work
manlikr manner all Of which will be -.Id very low
for cash All orders for cabinet ware of all kinds.
tn nkfuly received and promptly attended to.
Don't mistake the shop. dreg,ly opposite Col.
Grnomes Office whore IN ~ be :ound At all tines.
day or nj sht,
UNDERTAKING.
Funerals promptly attended to on the most rca-
sonablc tc. ms.
;sr' Gou..t y preface of all kinds taken in cx-
change for furniture at the current market rates.
Nov liy NJ. CANTWELI K CO.