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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-04
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WHOLESALE
Bookseller and StatiOunrs.
No. 1852 BALTIMORE STREET, opposite Har oy
RAI I'll MDRE

No. 262EALTlMoRE STREET, opposite Hanover
BALTIMORE,
A RE prepared to offer to the Country
IA Trade, Goods in their line, at prices
that will compare favorabIy with those Of
any other market.
Their Stock Of ScuooL, LAW, MEDICAL and
MISCELLANEOUS Books is large and well
selected.
A large and varied assortment of Foreign
and American Stationery can always be
had at their establishment.
They keep constantly on hand full sup
ply of BLANK BOOKS of different styles
and of their own manufacture. Having a
Bindery connected with their Store, they
are, at all times, able, at short notice. to fill
orders for Blank Books, ruled to any pattern,
oSof any desired style of Binding.
Orders. received by mail, will meet with
prompt attention.
l 2 GU are requested to call and examine our
Stock and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb 4. 1860
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Public Sale ofPersonaI ProDerty.

ENflE subscriber will Offer at Public Sale,
l. on TUESDAY, the 2lst day Of February
inst, the following Personal Property, to-wit:
NJ pair well broke Mules, .s5azs7sx.7s
years old l bay Mare, M
scnzAwith foal; ] 3-year old -M-s-M
Stallion; head of Mich Cows, 4 head of
Young Cattle, s head OF Sheep, l Brood
Sow. = horse Wagon, l Ok Cart, | Spring
Wagon,,l Farm Roller, OX-ch,in, ] Hay
Ladder, Hay Drag, Sled. Flows, Har-
rows, Cultivators, Horse Rake, Grain Cradles
Grass Scythcs Hoes Forks, Rakes. Shovcls,
&c. Thrashing Machine, (WhcclersD, +
Van Wicklc Grain Fan, corn Shelter lot
of Carpenters Tools, set Double II ,rness,
| set Plow Harness, set Mule harness.
Wagon Saddle, &c. l Bedstcad, s Chairs,
Parlor Stove, = Stands. &c, together with
numerous other articles no, berlin mentioned
Sale to commence ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at
which time Terms will be made known bv
f. L. MUSK.
SAMUEL BURNS. Auctoncer.
Feb 4, lS60-Sw'
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WILMINGTON.
January List of New BCCks,

Volume VIII Arplcton's New American Cyclic
lD tia.
American Almanac for 1850
Tho Tribune Alnanas ard Political Register for
1861.
Preutceana; or Wit and Ifumor in Paragraphs
by the Editor Of The Louisville Journal
Tie Professor at the Breakfast Table, by Oliver
Wendell Holmes.
Sir Rodans Ghost Rolnpncc.
Mr. Lee: or the Yankee in Ircl md
True Womanhood Tale. by John Neal.
The Fem lie Skcpiic; or Faith Triumphant.
The Wifes Trials aud Triunphs
sclt.llelp. with illustrations Of Character and
Conduct, by Samuel Smiles.
FOOTBALLS on the Boundary Of another World with
Narrative Illustrations by Robert d lie Owen
fhc White Hills; their Legends, Landscapes and
Poetry. by thomas Starr King
AIac OF Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Ian Eirgnians: Tale Of Tho Last Century by
Vim. NJ. Thackerny.
AIchoicc publications of the day received as
socn as Published, by }. T. IlEALD,
42l Market Street,
Jan. 81, 1859. Wilmington. Del.
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For The Cecil Whig.
West Nottingham Academy, and the
State Donation.

Mn. EDITOR West Nottingham Academy
has received for nearly half a century a dona-
ton from the State, which for many wears
past has amounted to Flee Hundred Dollars
per annum. 1t has in time past undoubtedly
done good work in the cduca ton of the
youth of this county, and other places. and
so long as it was the only school in this part
of the county, in which an education of high
grade could be had. Any objection to its
being sustained in part by the State would
have been without foundation. But now,
when system Of Public Education has been
put into successful operation, the question
arises would it not be better to place this
fund in such condition as to be productive of
more benefit to the community generally, than
has been the case sometime past.
The citizens of Port Deposit have pctitioned
one Legislature to give them a part of this
donation. and there are cogent reasons why
their petition should be granted. The popu.
lation of the town has greatly increased since
the grant was first made to West Nottingham
Academy. and its Importance as point of
influence is generally acknowledged, and there
are numbers of youths now ready to enter
High School, SO soon as the Board of School
Commissioners shall establish it: and on the
o Their hand the population around West Not
tngham is comparatively sparse, and for
reasons which it is not now necessary t.
inquire into; the patronage of West Noting.
ham Academy has diminished until at the
present time its pupils do not number more
than II to 20.
If there are any valid objections to the use
of a part Of this fund in the town of Port
Deposit. Then it would seem to be the die
tate of sound judgment to place this fund
under the control of the Board of School Com
missioncrs, to be used for the support of High
Schools, In such places as may be decided on.
These High Schools are fast becoming mat
ter of absolute necessity, ard it is mpoi tant to
secure the means necessary to their support
A FRIEND OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
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u Mayor Swami has vetoed the ordi-
nance passed by the City Councils, crca-
ting Board of Police commissioncrs.-
He contends that he is invested by the
Charter of the city, by and with the con-
sent of the City Councils, with the sole
power to appoint all officers under the
corporation, except the Register Of the
city, and the Clerks employed by the
city,
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u The last earthly honors were paid
to the remains of Lord Macaulay, on the
9th of January. Escorted by the noblcst
and highest in the land, the body of
Macaulay was left to mingIe its dust with
those of the great of past days who slum-
Der in peace beneath Westminster
Abbey. To the long roll of poets, states
men, and historians there inferred an
other lofty name is added, and that most
sacred portion Of our great cemetery
derives another claim upon the yencra-
ton of posterity as now containing also
the remains Of the first and last Lord
Macaulay, the essayist, poet, historian
and statesman. The funeral was a very
creditable affair, much of the unmcaning
and rlGl:ul, us ag,antry, which is usually
connected with the obsequies of the great
in that country, was discarded. Thus
sleeps the first and last Lord Macaulav.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-04

~ The question Of who shall be the next
Mayor of Philadelphia is agitating the polit-
zeal circles. Papers have been numerously
signed inviting Mayor Henry to again be a
candidate for the Office Mcssrs. Henry d.
Moore. o. p. Cornman and S Sayder Leidv,
are also spoken Of as the candidates of the
Opposition. Hon. John Robbins was strong
ly talked Of as a candidate of the Democratic
party, but has declined the honor. Rcco der
Eneu and ex'Nlayor Vaux are spoken Of in
connection with the office. James Page is
also prominent candidate on the Dcmocl ATTIC
side.
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ACCIDENT AT THE FERRY.-On We'd
nesday morning, about half past two o'clock,
as the night train from Philadelphia reached
the Snsquehanna river, the express mail,
and sleeping car passed OH to the boat as
usual, but, from some cause, probably having
too much Roadway. the express car went
overheard into deep water. The truck fell
on the deck Of the boat without causing anv
damage. The passengers in the sleeping car
knew nothing of their danger until some
inmates after. 1t is supposed that the ice on
the brakes prevented them from acting pro-
perry. The mail car was near going over,
and the mail agent leaped from the window,
but the brakcsman promptly disconnected
the coupling and thus saved any further
damage. The accident, together with the
storm, detained the train. and it did not
reach the city till SIX o'clock.
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20 Carriage Manufacturers.

I'LL subscribers have constantly on hand
l. a large assortment of superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting Of FelIoes. Shafts, Bows,
Tongues. Spokcs. &c. Also, u large guam
tity OF Seasoned Axles, and Plank OF differ
ent thicincsscs, all Of which they will dis.
pose Of at reasonable prices.
SCOTT Il ADDISON,
Jan 30, loeS-tf Scott's Mills.
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GROVER S. BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
A Few Styse. Price $50.
49j BROADWAY, NEW-YONK.

200 c,,,,.,,,,,,, M, - ,,,, -, -,
I37 RSJIiAinEE STi,EET phiTiI ;i,i a.
These Machines sew from two s1oos. and form
a scam Of Hreqn"Ied strength beauty aud el'S'i-
c'.y' M''ch vii NOT RIP even II every l"nr'h
s''Gh 'c Vu' lhes hIe uhl"cs'oAaD'y the best
III ~, ~. ma" nc' LOT '.."liS use'
~ "'"' loi .ii'"'"''
a., ,-.... ;,
ga a''t ~ Nhh ,;' W iHlcES
-,,s mhN fEAirkh y b tS,H@SS -EVE"f oT Il
- 1919 '" a., -. ~ ~, " az az ~ ,"c
49,. P Nv. i"''Hi oof :i'iNt'
,ei "ho'r n'N'n' Ih''aa.'pn' !" a,"!'"n 10
Stock of clothing in psilode,rbio made cxnrossl
for retail sales We ave cor stituted crcrv ane hi
own salesman, by having marked in figures. op
each article, the very lowest price it be sDid
for 80 they cannot possibly vary-aIl must buy
alike. The goods are well sponscl AMI prepared,
and great pains taken with the making. 90 tina;
all can buy with the full assurance of getting II
good article at the very lowest prices Also. a
large stock OF PIECE Goops on hand. of the latest
sly les and qualities. which W he made to orler
i'll the must fashionable and best manner, % per
cent. below credit prices. q Remember The
Crescent III Market street, above sixth. Philadel-
phia Dec 81, lo59-ly.
DYSPEPSIA.
There is ncrb,ns no disease ,yhi,b 1cqtrors tbo
h,,,;,,os, n,,l r., IS ;,,1i,;,,.,,
n'Fp'"es' ana comfort Oh 'hu''''""i'' ana lam
HES to the same extent as DYSPEPSIA, or lndges.
ton. Previously to the discovery of tho
ryyc,,N.,Tr,p rI-r,rCys
mere existed no medicine accessible to those sur
t.r'ng from this w,te Spre'd disease, which re-
heved IL III any marked degree.
Inc power OF 'hG's h!tters over the above
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WE ALSO MANUFACTURE
Eubbard's Patent Wrought Iron
RE- PEERS g. MOWERS.
SINGLE and co HBINED.

ItLN Il ILtS &C NJ CIV ERS.
SINGLE and COMBINED.
Although this Machine combines more improve
ments and is covered by move Patents than any
o'hcr Agricultural Implement in the world. yet
they have all been SO carefully blended into very
few parts, as 10 folm the most simple and con
Ncuic Harvester that has ever been oiIerc to thu
public.
the Farmers in want of either O. the above
namel Machines will find it to their advantage to
call at 80 ). CHARLES ST, Baltimore, before
rulch sing elsewhere
All or !ers promptly filled and information given
by application to c. f. CORSEk
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Ofi.e. No 80 5. Charles Street,
between Pratt and Cnmden)
Jan %. 1850. BAL TIMORE.
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rigners to the one amended, the signatures
latter, which procedure, has been {" rock
Of oHense." A petition to prevent other
than wharf owners from holding floats in the
river, and renewals of the petition for the
dsunion Of the West Nottingham apprupria-
tlon are also in brisk circulation.
--The Sash Factory resumed opcr-
atoms on Monday last, with limited Number
of operatives. Rowland & Co., have intro
duced an elevator to convey the shay;ngs
from the planning machine on the fist noor,
to the upper part Of the shaving house, into
which they are deposited and brought near
Ito the furnace, thus dispensing with large
amount Of manual labor in their removal
between the SHOWS goodly num-
bcF of the male population have been engaged
in some OF the much Landed athletic exercises,
SO good for the body, but SO nous to its
covering; ball playing and quoits. Happily
ing exceedingly is that bal-ing. Gabriel
Ravcl himself would have rcjoiced to have
seen the wonderful contortons exhibited bv
"''"' VI NV pay Nio. Niicu Illu anu HclVN
ball came whizzing toward them; especially
those of oleagenious appearance, vcrging on
obesity. The merry laugh and bosterous
shouting at times, made us quiet ones have
dim memories Of the times when riot acts
were read but fearing the General Assembly
might place us under State Police, we have
cautiously RETAINED from making complaint.
Port is a little place with no par
tlcularly inviting aspect, yet we have not less
than seventy fouI places OF business, classed
as follows: Is dry good and grocery stores.
devoted to the manufacture and sale of
shoes, &C., 3 to drugs exclusive of whisky.
Ii to drugs (inclusive Of whisky and little
else besdc,) raiurs, milcners, 9 stores
and tin ware shops, 3 Blacksmiths, Wheel
wrights, & lumbery yards, 3 warehouses, | Girls,
mill, saw mill, l sash factory l Watch
maker, quarry, Tanncry. Besides these.
we have three resident physicians, two or
three painters, several carpenters a number
mantua- makers, one parson and no lawyer.
Jos. w. Abrahams, ESD, has
purchased from Mr.. Thco. IL. Knight, the
property known as 4" Woodlawn," three miles
from Port, on the Brick Meeting House road.
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FIRES IN kENT.-Within the few past
weeks quite number of fires have occurred
in different parts Of Kent county, and from
the fact that there is every reason to believe
there are work of incendiaries, the people
have become considerably alarmed.
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TIE CLAY MONUMENT - One branch of The
Kentucky Legislature has passed bill app o.
priating $4,000 to CONF lee the monument
at Lexington, in honor of Henry Clay. The
statue for the monument is to be lnaugura ed
on the l2lh Of April the anniversary of tie
birth Of the deceased statesman.
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TIE CASE OF ALEXANDER GALE

The CASE OF ALEXANDER GALE
The trial of Alexander Gale was brought to Il
conclusion in rather an extraordinary manner,
OIL Monday last, by the discharge of the jury
without the rendition of verdict, and the
Imprisonment of one of its members, Mr.
Nicholas Robinson, who was proven to have
secretly left the jury room at Sherwood s
Hotel, before daylight yesterday morning,
and to have remained away for upwards of
one hour. The offending juror was ordered
to be imprisoned for three days, and pay a
fine of S25. Gale was then renanded to Jail
to await new trial. The jury is said to
have stood seven for conviction Of murder in
the first degree, to five for murder in The
second degree.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-04

The LARGEST CIRCULATIoN.-Th
lHeII'gcncer, a paper published at Cam
bridge, Nd, has lately put in large let
tcrs, at the head of its editorial column.
the announcement that it has the largest
circulation Of any newspaper on the East
crn Shore. We should not notice this
were it not that one of the Baltimore
leading papers, in announcing that The
lntelligcncer had hoisted the name of
Edward Bates, for President, repeats the
assertion. This Dragging about circula-
ton seems to be failing with the news
papers down the Shore, and the adyer-
tlsers who are appealed to are getting to
understand it. We now say, what we
have frequently said before, that we have
every reason to believe The HAig has
twice as large a circulation as any paper
below Cecil.
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by the Secretary, Mr.. Clement Nj. Seaman
by reading the following:
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 3. 1860.
To MessrS. Robert {. Gtrver, DuvM l. Lem
and Clement N. Seaman:
SlRs: Some days ago was honored with
your note Of Dec. %, inviting me to attend
the thirteenth anniversary of the Ashlanders'
Association. to be held at the Wavcrlv Hotel
in the City Of New. York, on the 10th January
instant.
Accept my hearty thanks for the invitation,
1t is very gratifying to me to find that, in
these disjointcd times. there are still many
true hearts, whose constant love for tn, If
country constranS them still to love and hon.
or the character of Clay. You truly saw that
his career is a land mark in the nations his
tory and you might have added, with equal
truth that his character AS now emboln.d in
history is standing lesson to his countrv
men, teaching them that "corruntion wins
not more than honcsty:" that brave trn,h
patient courage and wise moderation arc in.
dispersable conditions of success in q nonnlor
Government. and that w,tbout these il ;s v,;r
to hone that our Government in ;tS ,r,ct;c,l
work mrs will d,snl,v IN ,ba would vhot lis
Trainers ardentlv " isl,ed-.the ,oontv of or,lan
the STRENGTH of harmony and ,ho w;s,1nn,
which flows from uuitcl minds
DIVIDED among ourselves and rrcod q, 70
mutual Injustice bv bitter sectional and IN NOV,
,isan passions how can we honc to C,Ifil, p ,ho
great condition of Rrnnblic,n cnss"nmbl;c
v;rtno2 W;so ma, ,nr ~. 49,, ,Lo p;' "
despotism is fenr tho shirt If wono,chv
honor but ,he shirt If thn Renu,lc wine
A hard condition. trnlv int i, is tho ;nnxor.
able condition of onr RenubIran SUCCESS i'm
ncscd u,on ne NV nou,or whose laws ou,
never brnkpn win ;,,run;tv "''0'' "''
We all desire to sec our countrv rcstorod tn
n condition IF no,,. o,l ,rneno.;,u ~, i,,
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)FYTON GRAVITY can he seen and had fresh
/ at WM. IongrRT's. A hint to Tobacco Chowers
is nGc.cnt Nov To- 1919
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-04

" The shares Of the Great Eastern con-
tnue to decline in England. Old junk dealers
arc said to keep q sharp eye on the vessel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-04

In LUcK.-Among the subscribers to
the Cosmopolitan Art Association to whom
premiums were awarded at the annual distri.
button on the 3lst ult., we notice the name
of George Mccullough, Port Deposit He
was awarded Clay and Webster medallion
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BALTIMORE.
WATCHES,
JEWEERY, SILYERMARE. &c.


7 would call attention to my extensive stock of
l FINE WATCHES, intending all the LATEST
STYLES and new Improvements. The movements
rsrre raaufacturel expressly to my order in
IA, first Factories IN kCLOPB and cas"d by me in
i.ng heavy Gull End Silver Cases. Those
y AIGnES WILL WARRANT EQUAL TO
cav ever offered for sale by any other house in
,..s country. and Will be sid at very Low Prices
alsc-JeWelry of every Description,
c.,hr icing the latest Patterns of Brcaspns. Ear
Rirgs. Bracelets, Finger Rings. Gold Guarl. Fob
ard Vest Chains, Chatalains. Pens and Pencils
l.ntke:s Chains. Studs and sleeve Buttons. Gold
nnl Silver Thimbles, Speetaclcs. Eye Glhsses,
cp,ra Glasses Masonic Medals. Scal,, Keys, &c.
sHrsiag silver and Aibata Ware,
Consisting Of Tel Sets Walters, Baskets. Spoons.
e,s,ls Butter Dishes. Casters. Cups and Cob cts
s'1t Stands in sets, Forks. Spoons Ladies, knives,
1nhs Cutlery, Fancy Goods Clocks. &c.
~ Particular attention given to the Repairing
Of Watches. Watch Cases made to order.
~ Hair Plating neatly executed.
syALL WORK WARRANTED.
WIN. b. LAMOUR,
No 10 LIGHT STREET.
Opposite Fountain iIote',)
Jan 81, lSC0-1y BALTIMORE,
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Greenhouse Plants, EVergreens.

"a Ssrss. As the season is approaching for the
.cLns-Sari transplAnting Trees &c the subscribers
.Erfy 49, beg to call the attention Of the public
So fsr' and all those interested in 'eautil Jng
.ss,r.- their grounds to their stock Of
C,> 4MEETAL AND FRrIr TREES. EsEEGREESs
Snnunurey, GRAPE VINES, Roses, STRAWBERRY
E,spgsRRY PLANTS, &c.
2..2On LIVER blooming Roses of the most approved
Liu!s
s'lf-;t, Augusta, Lamarquc, 0rhir, Cloth of
Goa. Ia Refine. per 100, Slj 10 $50.
Plants Trees. &c, carefully packed and for
w"sd=' at the risk of the purchaser, to any part
Of ID" country.
l.s assortment of choice Flower Seed, Dutch
Enlh"Gs Roots such as Ilyacnths, Tulips. Double
Jui qu'ls, Glaiiolus, Iris, Snowdrops nc
4 general collection Of Green House Plants,
emhr,cug all the leading varieties.
Bouquets made to order with ncaness and
dsp ,tc,i.
Catalogues furnished on application.
We alc now taking orders for Sec!ling
Strawberry. (FillmorcD which will be delivered to
applicants on and after the I'd of April next.
For further information send for Il circular
SAMUEL FEAST & SONS,
Corner Charles and Saratoga streets.
Jan %. l86O-3m. BALTIMORE.
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FROM ANNAPoLIs.-We were unable
to get the letter of our Annapolis cores
pondcnt in type this week. There has
been but little done in the Legislature
during the past week, having been en-
gagged principally in the i" Baltimore
Bills" which were finally passed on
Thursday, and arc now only awaiting the
signature of the Governor to become law.
These bills take all power from the Mayor
to call out the military appoint four
Police Commissioners, who have the sole
power to appoint Police officers; and
divides the city into precincts.
The committee in the case of Judge
Stump are still taking testimony. The
Judge was to go to Annapolis yesterday
to defend himself.
The committee on contested elections
Of Purnell and Jarrett have not yet made
decision.
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AN ELEGANT
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

III 7 II I'd TITIN 81 LE.
virtue OF Decree Of the Circuit Courc
I'D for Cecil county, in chauc"rv. the under
signed Trustees, will uif,r ut PuUlic sale, at
the Govt House door, in the town Of Eliior.
Cecil county, Maryland, on
TaesdHg, the 9Th day Of Mnch, mrrt,
at Ii O'Clock A. NJ, all that Valuable Pro-
pcrty, adjoining the said town, and Welt
known As
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-04

0~ The following letter from Judge
Bates, to a Clay Association, will be read
with interest and pleasure by every man
of every party, who remembers the patri-
otto life Of the old Wing leader.
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Public Sale Of Personal Proncvt,

TENllE subscriber will sell at Public Sale.
Il On MONDAY. the 18th day OF February
$50, on the farm Wherein she now resides.
three miles west Of EIkton 4;,.s;yy-.-..zs
HORSES, 3 COWS, 3 llcfrrs, 3 S$Ezs: Ia
Hogs, . horse Wagon and llar- -.--lSee- G
ness. l Wheat Cradle with
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
when Terms will be made known.
Feb 4, 1860. ANN BOULDEN.
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yIic Celebrated Premium
IRON CYLINDER GRAIN DRILL,
WITH TIE IMPROVED

WITH THE IMPROVED
Cuano .Htochmeat s. Grass Seed So,rar.
PATENTED APRIL 3rd 1898
Paien'el .iusus 7lojS. Re-l-suel May IS, 1859
MiNrF.lCyIRED BY
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vTO illing and Seine Twncs,
J. Cotton Cords and Ropes, OF arl sizes. For lie
by Feb l. WIN ToRBERT,
DERSONS who like good Groceries, such
L as Sugars, Molasscs, Coffee, Teas, Spices,
will lind the place to get them cheap is the
New Store, east end Of Elkton, from
WIN. MCCLELLAND.
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gpl virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court
81 for Cecil county, in chanccry, the under
signed Trustees. will offer at Public Sale at
the Hotel Of William Crumpton, in the town
Of Port Deposit, on
Thursday. The Sh day Of March, 1850,
all the following Real and Lcaschold Estate,
situate in the town Of Port Deposit, afore-