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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

THE NEW CENT.-Thc Directors Of the
Mint give notice that on and after the 25th
inst, cents of the new issue. will be cxchon.
ged for the fractional parts Of the Spanish and
Mexican dollar and for the copper cents now
in use, at their nominal value; provided the
silver and copper coins are offered III sums of
five dollars by count, and for the present not
exceeding fifty dollars. Silver coins offered
for exchange must he assorted according to
thcir denominations, and each package con-
tain exactly five dollars, in quarters. cights
r siXtcenths, or multiples thereof Such
Gins, when worn smooth or mu,ilated, will
blrccriyed at their nominal value, when five
dollars by count, in quarters, shall outweigh
$3.50 Of U. S. Standard silver currency: of
eiehts, 81 so; and of Sirteenths, 81. 80: other
wise theS.wll be rejected, and taken by
weight.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

Town Election AT the Town Election
in Elkton on Monday last the following gen
tlemen were elected, each receiving the mum
'vr OF votes stated;-John A, Rankin
(whig 1875, Richard Grason IS, WIN. p,
Strickland SO, R. NJ. Walmsley 80 VIM.
Torbcrt IS, Andrew Alexander 10, Robert
Cantwcll 76: the last six are democrats. The
Americans ran a ticket which received the
following vote.--J. P. Cantwell So, Bcnia-
mine Wells G5, J. B. Ash Cd F. Aldridgc
81, j. I. Mccullough Sc, W. II. Elder Sc !:
MIR. Rankin was also on their ticket. Be-
SIDES there were some twenty other persons
voted for most receiving one vote each, but
one Mr. Rowan) receiving %. The Amer-
can ticket was not the result of any general
understanding, but shows gain of some
fifteen Or twenty over the vote of last year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

SALES OF Town Property james T..
Mccullough, Esq, has bought the lot and
bindings on Main Street, nearly opposite the
Howard house, from Mr.. IIcz: Foard, for
81 100.
Messrs. John A. johnson and William II.
Elder. have bought from the heirs of the late
VIM. Hollingsworth the brick house property,
nearly opposite the residence of Mr.. Part
ridge, for 50 900.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

MOUNT VERNON FrND.-Ilon. W. l.. Yam.
cey, of Alabama. in imitation of the noble un-
dertaking of ii on. Edward Everett, has con-
secrated his rhetorical endowmcnts to the
cause of the Mount Vernon Fund. lie is to
address the people of Montgomery, Alabama,
in pursuance Of this object, during tho ses-
sion of the court. The Charleston Courier,
in noticing the fact, calls upon Col. VIM. 9.
Preston or Col. John S. Preston to do the
same in South Carolina. There is something
appropriate in this idea that the popular ell
oouence fostored by freedom should be direc-
ted to securing sanctuary for the dnst of
Freedom s greatest champion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

PRICES IN OREGON. Horses of the American
breeds, such as arc worth 500 to $50 in
Central New York, are worth in Oregon and
Washington from 5000 to $3.50 the head, and
in great demand at that. Indian ponies are
worth from $40 to Sl25, Oxen nd bceycs
arc worth fror 500 to$l75 the yoke or pair.
Wheat has not been below IS cents per bushel
during thelast five years, and has brought dur
ing this period an average price of 81; it now
readily brings fromSl 90 to 81 % per buShel
according to quality .-Flour is selling at from
$40 toSll per barrel for the San Francisco
market.
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| THE DALLAs-CLARENDoN TREAEy.- Tie
Ete,cs Of oar Government. The Cuion of
! yes crday has long editorial comment on
The rejection OF this treaty by England. As
its views probably reflect those of on, coy-
ernmcnI, they arc Of much interest just now.
| 1t says:
"Jhe Clayton-B nlwrr treaty remains, in
! the view OF the United States. meXecuted. =
Great Britain continues her Central Ameri-
can professions. and while she does SO, in
>lSts, with marvellous assurance, that our
government is forbidden to acquire single
possession III that region of any kind what
ever. OW hands are to be tied, bat her
hands are to be free! AT our doors she as
serts the right hand to control our move.
lnents, and yet, at ON doors. She claims TO
ENJOY IN quiet territory and privileges whose
gust existence this country has always de-
med, and to which, unless our reading of
their history is entirely wrong, 10 lapse Of
time can give her an honest title"
1he Union goes on to quote the substance
OF an article from the London Post ia Palmer.
ston organ) in which that organ gives us dis
tinctly TO understand that all the amendments
OF the Senate received the more or less ready
assent of the British cabinet, with one cxccD-
ton. and this exception is to be found in the
alteration made in that portion of one of the
separate articles which has reference to a re-
cosniton of the Bay Islands as belonging to
Honduras The Union then adds:
1--WE venture to say that no citizen Of the
United States who had been called to antjc
pate the action Of Great Britain with respect
TO this treaty would have ever dreamed that
the occasion for its rejection would have been
found in this section and on this poin., The
claim Of Great Britain to the Bay Islands is
incontcstably the weakest part Of her whole
case. Her colonization Of tham was directly
rn violation of the Clayton-B ulwer treaty, not
only upon the American construction Of that
instrument, but upon her own construction
Of it, 1t occurred subsequently, to the date
OF that treaty. and after She had solcmnly
algrecd TO acquire no rights and exercise no
tloInion IN Central America. Hence it has
bccn always regarded in this country as one
ot those passages IN her history which it is
tsllllcult to account for, without impu.ing
her good faith, and her disposition
to observe implicitly her treaty obligations"
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Cofal affair

GUBERsAToRIAL.--Thc LeonarItown Bca-
con, in itsown polite way. refers to our no.
t'ce OF the attempt Of the locofoco party to
bring out as its candidate for the Gubernato-
rial candidate, gentleman who was former
ly wing. and Gays: "of course the locofo.
cos deny the soft impeachment and very ma
'urally wonder where The The Cecil Wing man
gets his news" IF the Beacon man were in this
region awhile. he would be at no loss to hea,
the news from other sources. The "tricb''
seems, however not 10 DC unanimously agreed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-The coal trade
for the week ending I'd instant is thus stated
by the Cumberland Civilian:
Shipped over the Cumberland Coal and IRON
Company S Road $50 tens; over the Climber
land and Pennsylvania Railroad ,OlS tons.
Total from the Frostburg region for the week
2,3I0 tons Over the Georges Creek Coal
and Iron Ccmpany's Railroad Sill tons.
Over the Hampshire Coal and Iron Company s
Railroad, l,lS3 tons Total from Western
dort region, $500 tons.
Total from the whole coal region for the
week 500 tons, and for the year l66 $50.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

"A CHILD TORN DoGs.--A physician
communicates the toting particulars to the
Saudusky (Ohio) Dsrat: ,.
One of the mostbrrible affairs which
ever came to my knAdge occurred few
pays ago in New Y township; A little
boy of five years. 81 Mr.. G. W. Stuart,
was dreadfully torn Athree dogs, one of
which belonged to u Father of the child,
and the two others to tighbor. The little
fellow was found byEne transfers who
luckily passed by. arg was So terribly
bitten that death ensuG thirty.six hours
Several Of the muscles re torn from their
places and he was biththrough the neck
five times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

FgIIIlS is to give notice, that the subscriber
4 Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters of adj
In.Nstraton on the personal estate of William
Kiply, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de
erased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ilcated, On or before the 7th day Of April,
1853, they may otherwise, by law, be exclud-
o., from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
ons indie btcd to said estate are reQiie stcd TO
make immediate payment 10 the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April,
l--. SAMUEL NICkIE,
Administrator Of VIM. Kirby. dcrd
Test--R. D. JAAAR, ReS'r lapr II sw
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20" BENEFITS INTERROGATION, the great
Linament. cares l;heumdtsB.
Benn"tt's Embrocaton, the great Linainent,
cures Neuralgia.
Bnnnctt's Ernbrocation. the great Linament
cures Pains and Sprains
Bennett's Enibrocaiion the great Linament
cures Lumbago.
Bcnnetts Embrocation, the grcnt Linament,
cures Toothache
Benefits Embroc,tion, tho great Linamcut
cures Chapprd Hands aud makes them white.
suiooth and soft. For sale by Ii. H. MIrcIELL
aud Druggists and storekeepcrs through the
country. Nov Is lSJ6--Iv
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reported for The Cecil Wing.
FORT DEFOSET MARKET.

My 3. 1901.
white Wheat, $l.70; Red Wheat, SLIGO
Corn. ~ cts. Oats, So cts. Potatoes. Sll3.
No. l. Perm. Guaro, S59.A. A. Mexican
Guam" S22.2l Phosphate $44; Salt G. A
S1.l0,
WILMINGTON MARKET, May s, 1867
Wequotc to day in Front street, from,
wagons, wheat l.70; Corn 73c: Oats 81
Flour SI.S7: Cloversced ST 00.-Jou,mol
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. May 8.
Flour, ST 81 to s 90, extra brands Sss. - 10
s.,n,-, Wheat, 81 10 TO LIS for red, .85 !th
white. Com old IS cts. new 70 cts Oats
very dn'l 90 cts. Clovcrseed rs per Ga lbs.
Timothy $3.50.
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4f(orrir0.

On the OH inst. 10y Rev. II. r. Giroy
MR.. LILLIAN I. MILLER, Of Kent CO. Nd.
/" MISS. ELIzABErH ALpRIDGE, Of Elk Neck,
Cecil Co. Md.
On April 30th, by Rev Geo. +. WiSwell,
KEY. GEO. Foor Of Glasgow Del. to Miss.
AMELIA II. Polk, Of rhiscity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

Snow DRIrTs ON MAY DAY.-The drifts,
says the Hartford (Con.) Times, of the LIST
inst, are still deep in Norfolk and the billy
portions of the State along the Massachusetts
line. although it is now the LIST of May. On
Wednesday. we learn by the post riders, the
snow was five feet deep in the road in the
northwest part Of Norfolk, and travel was
still impcdcd; while the drifts in New Marl-
boro. over the Massachusetts, line, were six
feet deep.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

ELECTION AT CHESAPEAKE CITY.-At a
town election held in Chesapeake City on
Monday. last the following gentlemen were
elected Town Commissioners Capt. Peter
Mariner, John Clark, Joseph Brooks. Geo.
NJ. Tyson and Thomas Lane. They We're
elected as an " anti-taX" and hog law
Board without Inference to party; 64 votes
were cast. W.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

HoGs.-Thpresent high price of provisions
will likely resi- benclicially to those who are
iattening hogslor next fall. The Louisville
journal notes contract made by one Of the
packers of thatty for2 900 head of Indiana
hogs to be dcliNed in November, at 81 so
gross, which isqual to about at so net iu
Louisville.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09
NATHANIEL X. CARSON,

HAS opened NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
i L Run, Port Deposit. Md. and would respect
fully call the attention Of his friends and the
public to his large assortment of DRrGs.
CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES, PER-
ruMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c., TOBACCO.
SNUFF AND CIGARS, SrIcEs, HAIR, TooTn,
AND SHAVING BRUSHES.
L. Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, 9th, 1857 -1y
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L \ Is T. NOIICE

pEiNG prevented by other engag 'ments from
~ giving our pcrs onal attention 10 tho sottcmrn.
Of the business Of our lac firm havo placed
our Books in the hands OF William j Jones
Persons indie btcd to lis are respectfully requested
TO make paymcn; to him al once. ~ he is alone
authorized to receipt for monies due Those
having claims against the finn will please present
tnem to him for payment, and they will be paid OF
rs rapidly as collections can be made
STAPLES Il CANTW ELL.
Elkton, May 9th lSJ7-tf
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THE Cnops.- growing wheat in Allcga-
ny and the nelghling counties OF Western
Maryland, It's 81 bids fair to produce an
average crop, but hing more. The yieldfrom
low lands will not general thing, be as
great as that on lid grounds. The Cumbcr.
land Civilian says fruit trees in that Sec
ton OF the countrlmam uninjured by the
'ale severe weatM and prospects for ali
abundant supply ofit are highly favorable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

DECEASED. We regH state that Mr..
Charles II. Warren, fNrly of pcncnd,r
Hundred in this countyied at Richland
stafford county Virgins the 2Gh of April
after lew hours illnessn the Gath year
OF his age. MIR. Marrqad purchased a
large tract OF land Ill Via, to which he
and his family r,morcd sa.ins. - "a
PHrntl,1an
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

MoRTAIlrY.-'he Wilmington Del Re-
publican annoccs the death of Thos. Il.
Clayton, Esq, Iccl county, Md. and adds
that within the st four years five of his near
relatives have di, viz: lion. Thomas Clay
ton, Joshua Clayu, Capt. James Clayton,
Hon. John M Gton, and N. Smiihe,s,
ESQ, of DelaWar
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

1.-THE Rev. Bishop James, ofthe Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, left on Thursday for
the Pacific, in the steamer Illinois. lie will
DC absent about six months. lie is to preside
at the annual conference TO he held at Corval-
lis Oregon, on the 18th Of August, and at San
Francisco on the 18th of September
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FIRE At EAsToN, TALBOT CouNTY-The
steam saw and grist-mll at Easton Point one
mile from Easton, took fire about clock
yesterday morning, and was wholly consumed
Loss about $1,000. The building is said to
have been fully insured in the Montgomery
County Insurance Company.
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FOR SALE.

rINHE subscriber offers for sale pair Dew
l. on Steers, years old, partly broken;
Also II Devon Heifer, in calf, all handsome
and well bred cattle.
S. B. STUBBS.
Rising Sun, May2
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PIank Road Notice.

THE Stockholders of the Elkton, Andora
l. and Lewisville Plank Road Company, will
meet at the house of Mr.. N. Hiss, Esq, in
Elkton, ON Monday, the first day of June,
next, for the purpose of electing Nine Man
ayers for the ensuing year. BY order,
JOS. p. CANTWELL,
May etc Secretarr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

The London Times states that little child
was Recently sentenced by one of the magis-
trates of that city. for three months hard
labor, with fortnight solitary confinement,
fer the alleges offence Of throwing stone at
a tram.
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ROAD WAGONS! ROAD WAGONS!
EpR SAY Il.

FTNllE subscribers having three Road Wagons
L wish to dispose of one of them. Please call
at the Livery Offi e. basement of the Howard
House, where all Livery business is faithfully at
tended TO, rs well as h,ulns Of Lumber, Wooi,
&c All kinds OF good &c, to any place in iowa
country.
may 9-U BRADBURY Il SONS.
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TIE DALLAS CLARENDoN-TREA WASH
lNGToN, May Sit is understood here that
the rejection of the Central American treaty
by the British Cabinet was in consequence Of
the amendments added thereto by the United
States Senate, which knockedin the head the
separate treaty between England and Hondu
ras by insisting on the sovereignty Of the
Bay Islands, and our refusal to recognize the
land grants Of the Mosquito King, whereby
foreign colonzations was completely checked.
1t appears the whole treaty contrary to gen.
eral report, was rendered extremely odious to
great Britain, and our refusal to join that
country in any manner in its assaults upon
China rendered the rejection Of the treaty
prompt and emphatic. Our action on tho
China question was especially hurtful to the
feelings of the British Cabinet, as the moral
force, at least, of this country was confident
ly counted upon.
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ELkTON nj. T.. CHURCH.

The First Quarterly meeting for the pres
ent conference year will be held in this
Church Tomorrow, sabbath the 10Th inst. J
The ? f., VIM. Uric, will preach in the eve
ming at ! to 8 O'Clock.
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L,lc0.

At Newark. on Monday morning Nay .4th.
Co.. ALEXANDER CRAWFORD, in the 18th
year OF his age.
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asE Egsfgces'S no.
MANIPULATED GUkNC.

ISTN intend keeping on hand n full supply of
" the above composed Of Peruvian and phos-
Ihatc iuauu. warranted of uniform quality.
Every lot is hjectcd to the Inspection of Doct
David stewart chemist to the Maryland State Az
ricultural society, which is protection to the
farmer and guarantee OF its quality and will be
found upon examination, superior. the anal sis
proves, to amy heretofore sold in this market Mr.
De Burs's facilities and machinery for uniform
manipulation. superior to my other in this
country. 1t will'hc sold at snail advance upon
first cost. lAnalyais Of De 3urss manipulated
Guano1
Sails of Ammonia, 2O.3l
Nike Phosphates. 1918
Sand or Irso'tlblc Portion, IS
tarbpnatcs and other clements Tl5
alter loss Il 40
loo
60 per cent Of pure Ammonia.
1915 PhoSphates
DAVE SEEN AIT. VI. d.,
Chemist Of Nd State Agrl Society.
81 Johns College. Anna ol!s. Nd. Lee |. 1880
- For sale by II. : SrIrEs, Elkton and J. \.
DAVIS 4 Co.. Port Deposit
j. j. 4 +. TURNER.
No. II Pratt Street,
Feb . 3n BALrMonD, Nh.
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FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
of Cecil County

of Cecil County
TNIIE Com missioners appointed to sell the
l. Stock of this Bank will meet mt the or.
flee of the Mutual lnsuralrc Coin Elkton on
Tuesday next. at IL o'clock, A. NJ. to con.
slider certain propositions that have been
made to them. Those gentle men who have
already subscribed to tae stock OF said Bank
and all other citizens of the co unity who con-
template subscribing are respectfully rrques-
ted to attend that meeting
S. j. FOARD,
+. A. ELLIS,
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Vim. TORBERT,
JOHN l.. CLAYTON,
GEO. W. BENNETT.
JOHN SHIPPERS.
May, 9th,-lt Commissioners.
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FOR SALE.
A SUPERIOR and nearly new Family Car
"a r!age Apply to L. W. THOMAS,
may, Off North East.
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7 .CS'T

On the road between Elkton and Chcsa-
" peake City, a drab OvERcoAT; any one
giving information at this Office, leading to
its recovery, will be suitably rewarded.
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SECOND DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, May 5th.-The rejec ton of
the amendments of the Clarendon treaty is
absolute. The true reason is the determine
ton of Lord Palmerston to take the Island Of
Ruatan aud reserve it as naval depot.-Or-
ders have been issued for our squadron to
keep the Panama transit open by landing an
armed force if necessary. The British gov
erument is advised that Granada will comply
with the demands of the United States.
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NOTICE.

TIME County Commissioners will meet at theiI
l. Office in the Court House. in Elkton on Tues
day the 10th inst. Persons having accounts against
the county can present them at that time.
BY order, JAMES S. CRAWFORD,
May wv Clerk
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Gle 4flarIiets.
PRICES CURRENT.

Ire'P07ttH JW TIC JttU VNIg.
ELKToN, MAY sth, 1857.
Red W heat Sl65. White do. Sl.75. Corn
~; Oats 81 Il 81; Potatoes 81 90; Mackerel
20 w; Nails 81 %; Peruvian Gnano; A No.
|, $50 90; Mexican do. SIS 90; Colrn,bian do
$40 90; Reese's Manipulated Guano, S52 co.
De Burg's Super Phosphate S45 60; Plaster
%; e. A. Salt ST 80.
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Machinery, Iron Railing,

Steam and Water Pipes. Flows and Plow
Castings, OF various patterns and assert
meIts.
Having practical acquaintance with the
BUSINESS, and having some of the best work.
mcm ia thu cir employ, they hatter themselves
That their work will compare favoIably with
flu done in the cities, as to Style, Price and
]JarabiHty. All they ask to satisfy the pub.
JIG on those points is a fair trial. They So
]icit share Of the public patronage.
Fcb 80
Cecil Democrat. Kent News, and
Il ,tiona American at Belair, copy months,
az! yead bill to advertisers.
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DIR. VIM. G. CARSON,
NENDERS his professional services to the
l. citizens of PORT DEPOSIT and vicinity.
Office in the basement Of Mr.. Allen Ander-
sons dwelling. [may If
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IMPORTANT TO
DRDVEasS S. TRAVELLERS.

III. PORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOAT
eE sz4s==a.saa TnE'STEAMER GIPsEl, Capt II
Myers having been thoroughly repIirod. is now
running regularly during the day and night DO
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PORT Deposit
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
TIN AND
Sheet-HrON ware HsanEsfac Glory.

ARMSTRONG; & Co.
ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
~ lni the public, that they have connected
Il ,.o,t Store and Timing Establishment
N,,u ihtir Foundry, where they are prepared
T. l,IlIish
STOVES. OF ALL KINDS,
Consisting Of Cooking Stoves, for coal or
N".M; ParIor Cooks, for coal or wood; with
. ,.ytcly Of other Stoves, for cithor wood or
II \ full assortment of Tin and Sheet
l. ~ Ware always on hand.
Tin Roofing, Guttering and Spouting
i, na, aud warranted to give satisfaction.
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PORT DEPOSIT AND BELLS FERRY.

The capacity Of this Boat, and her speed and
entire safety, render her peculiarly fitted for this
service. Droyers. farmers, travellers. and the pub
lie generally will find her ut all times ready to
convey them and their property to aud from the
above points Travellers and Droycrs will find
ample Accommodations for themselves and stock
at the new Hotel at Bells Ferry, which has been
recently erected by }. SPENCER, and now kept
by him. may S.6m
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F"n SALE.-A small Farm containing Is
acres of good Land divided into I Lots. well
fenced and watered; acres Of good meadow;
House middling, barn good on IL pnblc road
. miles from Lewisville Price S 100. Also
tract OF II acres, near Fair liill, Cecil co..,
II. al To
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AMBERS. JR.

For SALE.--A small Farm containing ~
acres Of Land, situated near Lewisvil!c, s
miles from Elktnn. This farm is wen fenced.
III" Improvements are a frame house, Is bv
% feet, stone cellars this tarm is handsomely
situated. Price 81 ,-O0-apply to