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In this connection another suggestion is
offered, that the attention of the legislature
shall hereafter be called to the necessity of
fixing some specific day in June and Dcccm-
her of each year. upon which all Returns, of
every kind. should be made bv Public Officers
to this Department. This would not only
facilitate the operations of the Offices at the
Seat of Government bat would advance the
whole public business.
The loss which acc'ucs to the State from
he taking of irresponsible Surctics, suggest
the propriety, as a measure of l,recaution, Of
the passage Of law. requiring the securities
on the bonds Of the Clerks of Courts, Regis
tiers Of Wills and other officers. who receive
the State Revenue, TO make oath. or afrma-
tlon at the time of signing such bond, that
he or she is worth, above his or her just d,bts
some specific Sun,-to be stated in the aft.
davit or affirmation, and the sums so sworn
10 should, III the aggregate exceed the penal
ty of the Bond. This would be some check
10 the taking of inadequate security. Such
are the requirements of the law III relation to
the bonds of TIE Comptroller and Treasurer,
and no reason can well be offered for making
a distinction in favor of the other Public
Officers.
REVENUE rEoM REGISTERS OF WILLS.
The RrTcnnc received from the hands of
Registers of Wills. being manly for Tax on
Commissions of Executors and AlminStra-
tors. and on Collateral lnhrlitances, amount
cd in the aggregate, during to fiscal year, to
SI9, S52 SO, of which S45 ,005.S4 were for
the first named tax, and $34 1927 were for
the last namcl tax; the balance being on &C
count of tax upon offices and interest.
There was received during the preceding
fiscal year, ending 30th SEPTEMBER, 1858, on
similar accounts the sum Of S43 S53 25 and
in October and November succee ding, the adj.
ditional sum of sl0, 59O.59, which, with So
6S3.29, paid by the Registers of Wills for
Baltimore City, in December, aud included
by the late Comptroller in his cummings up
of the IL months receipts on this account.
made an aggregate of SG4 .097l3.
Ii will be seen. therefore; that the receipts
from these sources for the last fiscal year Just
ended, exceed the receipts for the preceding
II months, in the sum of IS 7G5 30.
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Gl)c NlarIicts.

ELKToN MARKEr.--The following are the
prices now paid here for the articles named:
wholesale. Rctaii.
Flour per Dbl. 80 25 Butter, (scarcc) % c
Wheat per bnsS2a2.Oi Eggs, 16 c
Corn g e4aS4 rnrkies per lb. 10 C
Oats 16 | Geese So Sc
PotatoeSs 100 Chickens, pair 81 c
Rnrk~cat flour is retailing at SIPS to
Sl.3o per quarter. Oak wood, So to 800,
Hickory $3.50. Pork SIS 90
BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan. 4;h.-Flour
1851 70. Rye Flour at S7.lS aS725
Com Meal &44l $40. Wheat, white
S2oS a 50 90: rcd sos sos. Corn.
white SO 81 cts: yellow 90 a % cts. Oats
81 81 cts: Rye &l.30, CloyeIscrd 81; Tim
othy 1926 a $3.50,
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Jan. 4,h-Brcad-
Stuifs are quiet. Flour--Slnall sales Of shipp-
ing brands at s. 80 per Dbl. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal arc firm and unchanged. Wheat
tirm-SalcS of rcd at 50. 10, white at S2.lS a
50 "A per bushcl. Corn 90 a 95 cents: Oats
Sc 81 cents; Rye $l.2j per bushcl.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 4th.--
The number of becvcs Offered to-day was
1000 of which loo We're left on hand, and
the remainder sold to butchers, packers. and
stock cattle dealers at prices ranging from
1926 to $4.75 per 100 lbs. on the hoof, and
averaging S4.l2a. Hogs.-Salcs were made
at from 1915 to SG.25. and the market de-
Ginning in briskncss slaughtered hogs quite
firm at last quotation. Shcep-Salcs to-day
at from $3.50 to 81; quality very good and
in demand.
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S2SS,I47.tO

New MAIL ARRANGEMENT contract for
daily mail between Elkton and Lcwisyillc.
Pa, over the Plank Road passing the Post
Offices at Cherry Hill and Fair Hill, has been
made by the Department with Messrs.
Charles W. and Ezra Kimblc, at so25 per
year. This will be great convenience to
The people residing along the plank road.
DEATH FROM A CAMpHENE LAMp.-NIrs.
Hunter, nothcr-in-law of Mr.. Alexander
McFadicn Of Andora, in this county was
burned by the breaking Of glass camplienc
lamp, on last Monday night so that she died
on Tuesday evening. The top either came
of the lamp, or the glass part of 1t parted
from the brass base, while in her daughters
hands: it fell at her feet and broke, and in
SANITY She was cnvcl' ped in flames Mr.
Mcf., who was present, seized a quilt and
rolled her up III it, but that failed to OK ill.,
guish the fire. 1t is probable a blanket would
have been cticctual-the quilt being colt,
and not wool. This is another of the dread
Tul warnings against glass camphcne lamps.
SHAREHOLDERS to the Assess
ment there are 1913 Shareholders in Cecil corm-
~. They are distributed as follows:
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41lorric0.

At Elk Landing on the 2nd of january, BY
Rev. j. W. McarS, DIR. r. CovINGToN MACK
ALL. of Savannah, Georgia, to Miss ISABEL,
daughter Of the late VIM. lIolling>worih.
On New Years day. by Rev. Thomas B..
Miller, Mr.. john Thomas BURNS TO Mis-
SARAH \. SHIPPERS, daughter Of jesse II.
Shippers all of this county.
On the 2Sth ut., at the residence of Robt.
Hart, Esq, by the Rev. j. Shields, Mr.. JAS.
W. FOSTER to Miss MARY ANN MOORE, both
of this county.
In Philadelphia, on the 81 inst, Mr.. ALEX
AMBER HUNTER, of Chesapeake City, to Miss
SARAH J. GEORGE, of Philadcl nhia:
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NCTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ of John Roberts, late Of Cecil county.
deceased, that the undersigned will attend at
the Registers office in Elkton, on Tuesday,
the 23d day cf January inst, to make a divi-
dcnd of the assets in his hands amongst the
creditors of said deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to produce the same with the
vouchers thereof, to the undersigned on that
day, as interest upon claims not then pre-
scented will cease from that time.
LEWIS T. ROBERTS, EX'tr Of
Jan 6 3w John Roberts. decd.
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FIVE CENTS DEARLY EARNED! \ man
named erockcr some months since applied to
the railroad ticket Office to pay his ti'ir, but
finding il closed, he entered the cars with the
iuteMtion of going to New London, thongh he
had only fifty cents with which to pay his
passage. The conductor demanded All uddi
iinnal five cents. otherwise he would be com
PEELED to pnt him out Of the cars. Several
persons employed on the train assisted in
tlrusting Crockcr outfits knee pan was
broken. but he managed, by crawling, to
reach house three quarters of Il mile distant
and sui seqrcntly brought suit. This was re-
Gently tried, and the jury brought in verdict
of SIS 2G0 damages az sil!st the Railroad Com
Uanv,
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PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

VI LiicO4'lL 1tUi Lis L.
WILL be sold at public sale, on THU RS
w DAY. the llth day of January. 1853,
at 10 O'Clock y. NJ, the following personal
property:
Il: . family mares, one year old
ETI coli next spring. & 'Es---,->
RE.>SassI milch COWS, yoke ny b, Z 3
csssesa.e.l.g of Young oxen, 10 StSSS
head ofyoung cat ST 80 sS ~
tie pure blood Suffolk sows in pig, and ,
pure blood Suffolk bears, Of the celebrated
Stickncy stock; and also some sucking pigs.
FARMING UTENSlLS.--l two-horse
wagon. oy cart. ] two-horSc rhrashing ma
chine of " hcclcr's pttent. 3 Dutch fans, >
corn shelters, patent cutting box, piongh>,
IarrowS, culivatorS, Shovels, spades. grub
hing hoes. iron post digger, CROW bars, slrdTa
hammers. grass s:ytheS, grain cradle, pitch
and dang forks and barn Shovcls. Wagon
gears, dearborn harness and COW chains.
Also
Hay by the ton, corn fodder by the shock
30 acres of Wheat in the ground, timothy seed
and potatoes by the hlshcl.
DAIRY FIXTURES, consisting Of two
churns, tin, stone and cartlcn milk pans,
cream pots, Ne.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, consisting Of bed and bedding, tables,
chairs stove, book case, and variety of art-
clcS not enumerated.
Terms made known at sale.
ELLIS p. HOWARD,
e. HOWARD.
Rising Sun. December 30 Nv
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4 CARD.

1--WE Trustees of the Elkton Academy
4 would remind those contributors to the
erection Of the new Building who have not
madc payment OF the respective sums sub
scrlbcd by them, that other instalments will
very soon be due to the contractors. They
hope that IN will give the subject prompt
attention. Payment may be made to Is. f.
May, VIM. Torbcrt. or any other Of the Board
Of Trustees. rAue 26
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THE L. S. SLoor OF WAR ALBAYy.-The
report brought by the ste0mcr Black Warrior.
at NV York, that the sloop of War Albany
was at Laguayra on the 9Th of October.
bound the coast, is based upon what one OF
her p@ss ngers is reported to have said. Who
the passenger is. isnot mentioned. Previous
reports stated that She was. on the 10th OF
October, at Carthagcna, some 600 or 100
miles from Laguayra. The latter place is
about 1000 miles from Aspinwlil from
whence the Albany sailed on the 10Th Of Sep
TENDER. She could easily, therefore, have
reached Lagnayra on the 9Th Of October, and
the report may be true that she was there on
that day, and probably subsequently proceeds
Gown the coast. But as nearly three months
have r'a2Scd since that time, hopes Of her
safety are very little. il at all. strengthened
by the report Of the ELIch Warrior.
Bat Sun.
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TlilE NlTInE.

TVHAT C. VI. MUNSON 4 BROTHER
d having procured a first rate Watch Maker
from the city Of Philadelphia, are now pre-
pared to attend to the wants of their custom
rrs, who may rely upon having their work
done with dispatch, and we would say that
every watch before it leaves the shop, Shall
be put in condition to be warranted for one
year. Han cS
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VIII also athena 10
Roofing and Sporting,
DENTISTRY.
! ADOLPliE G.. FRENAY

e AijolIl'iiE U. KEN A T.,
=: of Philadelphia, SrHGEoN Den
~ list. offers his services to the
inhabitants OF Elfiton and Chcs-
ap"ake City. IL has had seven years expe-
r"ncn. Five in Philadelphia and two in San
Francisco, California. Refers to Dr'S Pan
coesi, Msiggs, Mutter, Samuel Jackson. VI.
D's., and Drs. Phantom. j. y. White, vii
li1mS. Dentists; and others ofPhiIadc lplia
All orterS left at the Drug Store Of DR.. Wal
FACE, nearly opposite the Court House, will
III. attended to and satisfaction in all cases
gwen. Nov ~
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TIE TEXAS INDIANs.--Major Ncighbors
Texas Indian agent, reports all the Indian
tribes on the upper Brazos as holding out
friendly ovortuIcs, that they were ready to
be moved on the reservation made at the last
session of our legislature, that two of the
tribes had already made Il settlement on the
land, and the balance now waiting to be To-
ca cd as soon as soon as the government ls-
sued orders to that effect. He found the con-
dition of these tribes rather appalling, as
they were almost deprived Of the means of
subsistence, resulting from the scarcity of
rame,
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FARM FOR SALE,

4 DESIRABLE FARM AND STCCkasit-
IA uated on the river half ~ mile from the
village of North East. containing l2D Acrss,
in good state Of cultivation, with good build
ings thereon; consisting of Il Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms by application to
f. l.. WOOLEY,
May 81 If North East, Nd.
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WHAT IS A Ton WElGnr?-Thc Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania recently decided that,
under the law of 1884, the legal weight of u
ton in that State is 1000 pounds, and not =.
$40 as practlscd, until lately, among the coal
dealers, or 2,268 pounds as formerly allowed
among the iorn men for ton Of pig-mctal.
The coal dealers of this city some months
ago settled upon 1900 pounds as ton
weight
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Gard to the Ladies,

MRS. \. FOARD respectfully in
Eit1SS1 rites the Ladies' of Elkton and its vcin-
sEiT. ity, to call and examine her extensive
and well selected assortment of FALL
and WINTER MILLINERY, consisting of
Bonncts, Ribbons, Flowers, Velvets, Satins,
Plush and Feathers, all Of which she will sell
to suit the times. I0ct u
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a CAR I'D.

~ lie UNDERSIGNED, having entered into Co.
L Partnership tor the practice ofthe LAW in
AL lis various branches, will give their prompt
ana IN !lviieh attention to such business as NAV
h""nIrusied 10 them. Office opposite the Court
House, where one nr both may always be found
during busncs hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Doc 81 IF JOHN A. !, CRESWEIJ
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HDHSSDETVEGI,

rHNHE Copartncrship heretofore existing
L between the subscribers, under the firm
Of Allridge X Staples, Gin and Stove deal
ers.) is this day dissolved by mutual consent
E. W. Staples having purchased the entire
interest of Frcdus Aldridgc. All persons
indie btcd to the said firm will please call and
settle their accounts.
FREDUS ALDRIDGE,
f. W. STAPLES.
January LIST, 1855 3w
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NE " FALL. GOODS.

A SCOTT BRO have just opened their new
"a stock Of Fail and Wine Goods embracing
larger ch)ice~ md cheaper assortment III IN they
have ever her :toloro offered to the pubic.
= al and see them p,stc the Fountain Inn
beior purchasing sewhcrc, if yol want bargains.
flkton Oct Ii
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ALEX AlNDER EVANS,
Attorney at law.

Ar Af be t"unl AT the Office to which he has
~ Lately removed, opposite the store Of
William Torbcrt, ESP, in the building re-
Gently occupied us the Post Offices or at the
ui'icc adjoining his residence. Elkton. Mary
ia''a' TApril %. 54
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TIN-WARE AND STOVES,

HANlNG enlarged and rclittcd the old
Il l. Store, we win be pleased to serve our
friends and TIE public generally, with Stoves
Of all patterns and sizes, suitable for Parlors.
Stores and Offices. We have also Il very
large assortment Of Cook Stoves of the latest
and most improved patterns. Also, Il full
stock of Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware. made of
the best materials aud in ii Workmanship mall-
mr..
We will also attend to
Roofing and Sporting,
which will be BE- done al short notice and OF
the hest materials.
The public ar. resp ,ctfully invited to give
us actll. ALDRIDGE 4 STAPLES.
Elkton, March % If
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tlSNEETTHsAs

TN.lE Subscriber DESTROYS Of rcs,lming his
d former business of Surv wing and Convey
a1elng. promises to accommodate all who de-
sire to pitrouzr him. His office will be in
EiHton until the 18th Of March next.
InnnAlN .lS 1871. INIIN LANNEY
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R!VssaEs!) tIiitSOy.

A TTORNEl At LAW, will give prompt
L a attention to all Law and Chancrrv bust
nass intruStrl to him. He attends regularly
the Hartford Courts, aud persons having bust
mss in them, will have it strictly attended to
ipltced in his hands Office nearly opposite
"FnnMtAin Inn Elitnn. Nd. rLnlv l6v
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OLD RNNhS WAYTEn.

A NY one having II complete set, or any
"A odd volumes Of Maryland Reports, can
find a purchaser by addressinga note stating
the volumes and the price, post paid, to this
office. Jan 6 2w
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Thanks.

FENlIE subscriber would respectfully return
II. his thanks to his friends and the public
generally, for their patronage in the past
year, and respectfully solcts a continuance
of the liberal patronage enjoyed by the late
firm. L. W. STAPLES
Jan 1855
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FOR RENT.

TE7iiE Dwelling and Shoe Shop. at Mary
Il land Pivot Bridge. Possession given OF,
the Goth OF March nrXt. Apply to
Jan & iw JOHN l.. CLAYTON.
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COMPREHENSIVE

~ b. HALL having associated with him
1L. self William Reed, in the mercantile
business, it will hereafter he carried on un-
der the firm of HALL 4 REED.
Shelemiah, Md, January 1873 & 3w"
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Epfol AFoirs.

Cecil BANK:-1he following is copy of
the Annual Statement Of the Cecil Bank, at
Port Deposit, January LIST, 1885,
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" NJ. PINkNEY EWING,
ATTORNEY At L IIV.

HAFlNG returned from the West, and
4 L permanently located in Eikton. will rive
prompt attention to all business entrusted to
him.
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EEEEs s. BROTHER,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,

Corner Narhet and Church 81,
ELhTON, ND.
E)3HtNG promptly attended to, and exc
~ rnIrd with ncatnesS and despatch.
Q5~iltns, Specifications, Estimates &c,
III tde free OF charge. Nov IL If
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" According no the Liverpool Albion the
population Of Russia is not over 81 200, 600,
W lie that Of England and France is estima-
d tGt 900 900.
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MARRIAGE SrATIsTlcs,-During the year
Just ended the Clerk of the County has
granted % marriage licenses. The number
granted in 1853 was l02.
DENTisTRY.-l. e. Frcnayc will be in
Elkton on Monday or Tuesday next, and can
be consulted at DIR. Wallacc's Drug Store.
Persons wishing Dental operations should mt
neglect this chance as he is finished Den
list and will not fail TO give satisfaction. =.
THE CONTROLLERS REPoEr AND Cecil
FINANCES. have elsewhere given cx-
tended extracts from the Comptroller's Re-
port relative to the Finances of the State.
Below are some of its statistics relating to
Cecil. The following appear to have been
the receipts from this county for the year
ending the Both Of September last:
Chesapeake Del. Canal Co. $l,50O.O0
Cecil Bank-tay on Capital l42 30
q" . Bonus 2l325
Collectors of State tax 1887 81
Clerk olthe Circuit Court 5,24l. IS
Register Of Wills G52.S4
Andrew Orr, Notary Public 5000
$50, 1866
The sum paid in by the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court was composed Of the following
items -
Marriage Licenses $4,000
Traders do. 222570
Ordinary do. 1880
Hawkcrs and Pedlcrs' do. 1890
Exhibition do. l45.S3
Tax on Plaintiffs 1898
" on Civil Commissions 39S.05
81, g on CONS to Trustees, &c Sl2l
Stamps 96l. Al
Fines and forfciurcs $50
GJ+Thc amount of the School Fund paid
over to the Orphans Court during the year is
given ut $4,000
IOur friend of the Marlboro Gazette is
jnbilant over fine fat turkey" presented to
him for his New Years dinner. So far as
the pleasures of anticipation excel those Of
the memory Of qualification, so far have we
the advantage of him. for to-day shall we
dine on a magnificent turkey, a present from
one Of the lady friends of'rhc Wing, of whom
it has so many. She has our extravagant
thanks, and may well believe that in her
name we will charge IN it with all the ardor
of Cossack on Turk before Scvastopol.
LARGE DROVE OF MULEs.-Daniel McCau-
ley, formerly Sheriff of Cecil, and now dealer
in horses in New York, had a drove of $50
fine mules driven through here yesterday. A
few days ago he passed through with an equal
number The two drovcs arc prol ably worth
about $4,000.
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EMIGRATION TO TEXAs.--Thc Galveston
News Of the 10Th ult says:
"Ncyer have we before heard of such vast
crowds of persons coming to our State. All
the great thoroughfarcs through the country
arc reported to be literally th'ongcd with i'm
migrant wagons. \ gentleman just from
Mississippi overland. SAYS that at Rodney
the steam ferry was employed day and night
in taking cnigrants across the Mississippi
lie says that fully 1000 persons crossed
during the short time nc was delayed there
and that the stream of persons arriving and
destined for Texas was uninterrupted. An
other gentleman who crossed the Trinity at
Robbins Ferry few days ago, says he was
there five days waiting for his turn to cross
These cmigrants are said to be mostly PLAN
tiers Of wealth and intelligence"
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DRESS tioODS.--We wo!id cal! the attention Of
/ } the Ladies to the superior silk and Wooden
Dress uo,ls Kid Gloves, hosiery &c. 10 ' found
TOEHEETx
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CAN IT BIZ True? The New York Herald
says: Il has long been practice ofmtmhers
of the British government to engage foreign
CTS to advocate it's views abroad; thus the Che
Waller WikoH obtained $500 from Lord Pal
merston for influencing the public mind in
the United States, and was still employed in
diplomatic missions when his unfortunate
affair at Genoa which is only now about to
be explained in his lookout short his Off
cial carcer.--It is impossible to say what
may have been the nature Of the conycrSa-
tons which are said to have taken place be-
tween Mr.. Webb of the Courier and Lord
Clarendon but we have the word Of the form
CT that conversations did take place, in which
our countryman filled no mean part in anna
tour diplomacy"
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VALUABLE FARM
AT ERENC5sVOWN.

VALUABLE FARM
AT ERFlNC5GT0WN.
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND,
At PRIVATE SALE.-Thc subscriber
~ offers for sale a valuable and highly i'm
proved Farm, situated at Frcnchtown Cecil
county. Md, now occupied by Mr.. John Z.
Price as tenant. 1t contains about
1870 Acres Of Land,
about 90 Of which is Woodland, the rest
meadow, and arabic land in high state of
cultivation and Improvement.
There is on the place handsome and COM
modious Brick Dwelling Immediate
tr-rln4rr =. " at Frenchtown. built at great ex-
trt,y-, a. pcnsc, and now in complete order,
i,I9af' Awith grounds and improvements
around such as to make it a most de-
sirahle country residence. Also convenient
ont-buldings in good order, for the purposes
of the farm.
Also, two other Frame Dwelling
Houses, which have been and may Sz=sh.re.
continue to he rented apart from the il.ssssIS,,E
farm, and which are now occupied by i'ElSt;n
tenants. The whole farm is under
complete fencing, mostly chcsnut.
The convenience of access to the cities Of
Philadelphia and Baltimore by way ofFrench-
town. and also by railroad from Elkton, being
only two and half miles from the latter
place. gives to this farm many advantages;
and this, together with the superior quality
Of the land, and the very superior character
of the Dwelling House and other improve
mcnts. renders it probably the most desirable
property which has fora long time been offer
ed for sale in Cecil county.
The land has been brought to a high state
of Improvement by the constant and liberal
use, for years past, of lime and other ma
nures, and is now rs productive as any in the
county.
For the price and terms. or for any further
information. address G.. Il. NTAzEY A.tor-
ncy at Law. Baltimore. Nd. or the subscriber
Y. FRlSBY IIENDERSON.
Dee so CIV 81 n. Calvert st, BALTIC.
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VAIN. J. GRANT wishcsto inform his old
w customers and the public, that he is
now prepared to sell Goods at a low figure,
for cash, or in exchange for country produce,
for which he will give the highest Elkton
prices.
Cherry Hill, Jan 6 4w~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-01-06

SllAW LS.-Large nssortnc of Bay Stte Louis
- and Square >haw!s plain mn Il cured Ca hmc 80
do silk Man.ilas Velvet and: : Tx Trimming, %
lie had At WM TORBEk1 :.