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VALU ABLE
FARM FOR SALE.

FNllE subscriber offers for sale the Farm
l. on which he now resides, situated in
CARROLL COUNTY, Maryland, II miles
from Sykesvillc, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, 3 miles from the city by said road.
81 by the Frederick Pike and 81 by the
Liberty road, containing nearly
800 ACRES OF LAND.
About IS Acres in TIMBER, principally Oak
and Chestnut; so Acres of good MEADOW
we'll ditched, and cannot be excclled for
Timothy and Glover. The UPLAND rolling
and we'll adapted for raising all kinds of
Grain, and now set with Clover and Timothy.
The land is grey rock soil. with clay bot
tom well watcred with springs OF the best
water.
There are on the promises
New HOUSE, Barn, Stabling, -frS.A .
Wagon House and Granaries, - IT. q
Ice, Smoke, Barrel and Spring ssssasssaaszssss$S
House, over a ncver-iailing Spring OF good
Water, near the house. A Lawn running
from the house to the county road, 800 by
100 feet wide, enclosed with board fence,
and Orchards of Apple and Peach Trees
planted on each Side, together with Pear,
Plum, Cherry, &c &c, all selected from a
nursery, with care, of the choicest fruit.
This farm adioins g Sprmgicd," the
totatc vi L dttctSoi, I-SI.s WI 'lic tdnt
James Geary, on the south Judge Warlield,
on the west h. hurry, and j. W. Tyson,
Esq, on the north.
Quick Lime can be had, delivered on the
railroad, for IA cents per bushel, from the
cars, which acts admirably.
The place is in a thickly settled and i'm
proving neighborhood, and convenient to
stores, mills, schools and churches of diff
lercnt denominations.
To an enterprising farmer, this property
offers inducements seldom to be met with.
Application to be made to the subscriber,
on the premises, or by letter, addressed to
Sykesville. Carroll county, Maryland.
D-Terms made liberal.
Feb Is, lS60-2w. =. W. WEBB.
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UIIaslett, another of the Harper's Ferry
invaders, whose trial we mentioned last week
has since been convicted of murder in the first
degree. lie and Stevens have been sentenced
to be hung on Friday, the 10th of March,
NEXT
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Public Sale of Personal Property

Rl virtue Of an Order of the Orphans'
ES Court, the Undersigned. Administrator.
will offer at Pablo Sale, 1T the late resi-
dcnce OF Joseph Oliver, deceased, near
DySarts Tavern, on
Thur@io1, The lst dog Of Nm'ch, 1860.
all the Personal Estate Of said deceased :,
consisting of the following property:
<g& Two HORSES, l COLT. sz---z.
lS5a2e-} years old, 3 Mich ~ 4
,ISrs-A. COW 5, Bull, 3 Shoats. N "
2-horsc Wagon, Dearborn, PfUwS. Tar
rows, Cnlivat"rS, Wagon Harness, . Grain
Fans, and a variety of Farming Implements.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Beds. Bedding, Chairs, Tables. Cook Stoves,
and numerous articles not mentioned.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock, on said.
day, when Terms will be made known by
AMES \. OLIVER.
Administrator OF Joseph Oliver, deed,
Feb Is, lSG0-ts.
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oJThe entire American press of the State
with two miserable exceptions endorse the
vote of II. Winter Davis. for Speaker. What
do the American members of the Legis lature
think of that Guess they will find that they
only represent themselves, and not the Amer
lean party of Maryland.
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BRIDGE Notice.

Il itfhEbf GIVEN, That application
a. VIII b" made to the County Commits
sion"rs Of Cecil county. ut thcirncXt regular
meeting after the l9rh day of March, next.
to have Bridge built across Stone Run,
where it crosses the road leading from Rcy-
mold $ Foundry tn Port Deposit.
Feb 49, lSljt--JW
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Eufal affairs.

lLJThe February term Of the Cecil
county Circuit Court began on Monday last,
before his Honor Judge Price. w. j. Jones,
Esq, Prosecuting Attorneys Jas. E. Ollllam
Sheriff. The following is a list Of the Jurors
empanncllrd.
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u The contract for making the new
road from Conowingo to the Bald Friar and
Pa. Line road in the Eight District was
awarded by the County Commissioners on
Wednesday, to Mr.. John Caldwcll-who was
the lowest bidder.
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THE COMMITTEES. Speaker Pennington,
on Thursday, Of last week, announced She
Standing Conn ittecs of the House. Mr..
Sherman, of Ohio, strong protecionist, is
chairman of the committee on Ways and
Means. and II. Winter Davis, stands next to
him; Mr. Grow, of Pa, is chairman OH Ter
ritories; and Mr.. Gilmer, Of n G., on that OF
elections. There are six charmanshps given
to Southern Oppositionists, and five to Ad.
ministration locofocos. This certainly does
not look very sectional, and presents quite
contrast to the conduct of the Democratic
President Of the Senate, who has placed every
department of the least importance, under the
control of that party.
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GA portion ofou edition last week
was worked off with an error in the advertise
ment of the Public Sale Of Mcssrs. Watson,
Falls and Watson, near Gravclly Hill. The
day OF sale was printed Thursday, the LIST day
Of February, instead March. There is quite a
large amount Of property advertised, and our
readers in that neishborhood, would do well
to attend the sale.
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1 Store House at Private Sale,

TH7llE Store House and Lot, in the village
T. Of New Kansas, near Bay View p. o..
Cecil county, Maryland, now occupied by
Stephen Norman. Address
CHARLES Ii. TAINES,
Brick Meeting House, Md.
Jan = lS60-tf
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0JTTho bill giving the State Agricultural
Society, $4,000 to pay its present debts, and
$500 annually hereafter, about which the
Senate has been contendng for some time
passed that body, On Tuesday, and is now a
law.
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PORT DErNSJT TANNERY

A Nd i \ RI MANUFACTORY.-T
"A subscriber has taken his son. tJolln G. !.
MaNwell.) into Partnc, ship in the above
business, where they will keep on hand tor
s,se all kinds .. Leather and Findings.
J. l.. MAXWELL.
N. B.-Cash paid for Hides and Bark
shaved or in the rough.
j. l.. MAXWELL x son.
Feb IS, lS6O-3Ws
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DECEASED. Exc Governor Samuel Stevens
died at his residence in Talbot county, Md,
on the 7th instant, in the 80 year of his age
lie was Governor Of the State many years ago
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10000 Chestnut Rails, for Sale.

EATHEN necessary they will be delivered
w at any landing within twenty miles,
inquire Of the subscriber, in Elk Neck, or
by letter to the North East p. o., Cecil
county, Md. ISAAC u. COLLINGS.
Nov 10 lSJ9-tf
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TERMS One.thrd Of the purchase
money in cash on the day Of sale onc-tll,d
in six months, and the residue in nine
months thrieitom. The credit payments to
bear intcr"s' from the da% of sale, and to be
secured by the note Of the purchaser, with
approved security.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Greenhouse Plants, EycrgreeDs

s*;:5,sts, As The season is approaching for the
:,na}gS$i transplanins Trees. &c. the subscribers
1891 -. beg to call the attention of the public
~ tssS and all those interested in bcautily ing
-,ssssuE their grounds to their stock Of
0NNANENrAL AND FKrIr TREES. EvERcnEENS,
SunrrHEEY. CRAZE VINES, ROSES, STRAWBERRY
RspEunHr PLASrS, &c.
2o.0CO Ever blooming Roses of the most approved
kinds
Sofia Ia. Augusta. Lamar1rc. Ofhir Cloth of
Gold, La Rene per 100 SO 10 $50.
Plants. Trees. &c. carefully packed and for
wnrded at the risk Of the purchaser, to any part
Of the country
a fine assortment of choice Flower Seed. Dutch
Bnlbons Roots, such as llyacinthS. Tulips Double
Jonqnils, GlaIioluS, Iris Snowdrops. nc.
A general collection Of Green House Plants,
embracing all the leading varieties
Bouquets made to order with ncatness and
Dispatch.
catalogues furnished on application.
We are now taking orders for Sccllng
Strawberry. (Fillmore. which will be delivered to
applicants on and after the 2G'of April next.
For further information send for n circular
Ell FEAST /: SONS.
Corner Charles and Saratoga Streets
Jan Is, lS6O-3m. BALTIMORE.
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FOR SALE.

4 lot Of good White Oak Post, and also
IA two.horse WAGON and WOOD,
also for sale 1T the new store. east end Of
Eikton, by WIN. MeCLELLAND.
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J. I. Heald'S February Book List.

y. L. HealN'S FEBRUARY Book List.
The Habits of Good Society, a Hand Book for
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Life Struggle by Miss Pardoe
Great Facts, Popular History and Description Of
the most Remarkable Inventions during the Pre-
s,nt Century
Answer to Hugh Miller and 1heoretic Biologists
by Thomas A. Davies.
Anecdotes of Love. by Lola Montez
Life Without and Life Within. Reviews Nara
tlves. Essays and Poems by Margre Fuller
Ossoli.
Fisher River Scenes and Character, by Skitt Who
was Raised Thar.
Edgar A Poe and his Critics. by Sarah Helen
Viii man.
An Appeal to the People in Behalf of their Rights
rs Authorised Interpreters of the Bible by
X Uterine Il. Bcccher.
Poems by the author of John Halifax Gentleman
The Voyage of the Fox in the Arctic Seas, by Cap
tain Mctlintock
Parties and their Principles. by Holmes
Poems by sydney Dcbcll Blue and Gold
Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens.
All choice publications Of the d,y received as
soon as published, by j. r. IlEALD,
All Market Street,
feD 10, lS50. Wilmington. Del.
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EY NTl.D.

E1LACK Oak Wood, Corn, Oats, Wheat,
- Potatoes Fiour and Meal, in exchange
for store Goods, Il! tue new store. east end
vi i.lktJa. WIN. McCLELLAND.
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HOUSE 4 LOT, in recilton,

on the south side Of the public road leading
toward Warwick. The premises are now
occupied by VIM II. Pcarcc. Esq.
TERMS.-Ouc-third cash ON the day of
sale; one other third in six months. and the
residue la nine months thcrctrom The
credit payments 10 bear interest from dav of
sale, and to be secured by the note Of the
purchaser, with approved security.
W. PINkNEY EWING,
Feb Ia. lSGO--tS. Trustee.
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GRAND JURY.
David Scott (of Jas.) Foreman:
Robert A. Evans. John W. Caldwell,
Alex. II. Briscoe, john McClcary,
Levi Tyson, Hugh Armour,
John l.. Bilrs, Edward Glackcn,
John McCauey, BENZ. b. Price,
Benz. Davis. Thomas McEev,
Jacob W Kirk, John W. Bavan,
James A. Lack land, \. Perry Chopper,
John Thompson, Cap. Mich. Manly,
Edwin. Z. Ewing, John Ewing,
Zimri Taylor, Thomas Thackery.
PETIT JURY.
Samuel B. Foard, Richard G.. Reese,
James l.. Fuard. Joseph Wells,
n las b. Lloyd, George W. Boulder,
Nicholas Chambers, Walter Armstrong,
John b Graham, Richard l.. Thomas.
Joseph e. Johnson, Samuel y. West,
Samul llIndman, Jacob krauSs,
Samuel Iassun, Howell X rk,
Robert Montgomery, William Pattcn
Calender Patterson, Samuel 4. Smith,
L His &. Chandlee, Levi r. Mearns,
Jesse Coulson, VIM. G. Crow,
Benjamin +. May.
BAnIFrs TO COURT AND GRAND JURY.
Caleb C. Parker, John S. Rosse,l, William
Dcnnison, and John W. Shippers.
GSThe following cases have occupied
the Court during the present week up to the
time Of our going to press.
State Us Isaac Forcacre. Assault and bat
terry on Thomas c. Cazicr. Jones for State !:
Rowan for defendant. Guilty. Imprison-
mcnt four months in county Jail.
State rs Frederick Canisuis. Selling liquor
on Sabbath. Jones for State; Archer for
defendant. Guilty. (not scntcnctd).
State Us OliverP. Walmslcy Assault and
battery on John r. Price. Jones for State ::
Evans for defendant. Guilty. Fined $500
and costs.
State Us William McCaulcy. Assault and
battery on George W. Boulder. Jones for
State; Evans and Rowan for defendant
Not Guilty. This is the case Of shooting by
McCauIey acting deputy under Sheriff Rey-
nolds while in the discharge of his duty.
State rs Mary McCann. Removed from
Hartford county. Larceny. Jones for State !;
Batcman for defendant. Not Guilty.
State rs Mary Mccain. Removed from
Hartford. Selling liquor without lccnsc.-
Jones for State Batcman for defendant
Not guilty.
State rs George Taylor (frce ncgro.) Steal
ing one turkey from Davidson D. Pearcc.-
Jones for State Evans and Rowan for dclcn-
dant. Not Guilty.
Earnest Francis Morris Faehtz, native Of
Austria; Bartholomew Collins and Dennis
Collins, natives OF Ireland, were mturalized
citizens of the United States. VIM. Smith.
and John Finn natives Of Ireland, declared
their intentions to become citizens.
State rs VIM. Craig Gree negro.) Larceny
Of meat from store of j. ii. Hahonv. Jones
for State; Evans and Rowan for defendant
Guilty.
State rs Isaac Harper Arson. Jones and
Creswcll for State Evans and Rowan for
defendant This case is not yet closcc.-
Harper is charged with burning the barn Of
Robert I,Ynch
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UThcre will he several important
business changes in this town in the Spring,
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MAN DRowNED.-We clip the follow.

MAN DRowNED.-We clip the follow
ing from the Philadelphia Press:
" A correspondent writing from Grove
Point, Cecil county, Nd, under date of Feb
John Mcguire, in the employ OF Mark Manlove,
on Grove Point, Nd, on Saturday last left
home ostensibly to walk over the Sassafras
river, at its mouth, to shoot geese. tie was
seen by two persons standing ON the ice near a
large air hole, and as he disappeared in less
than two minutes, is certainly lost. 1t is
believed that he walked into the water with
deliberations
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QTQuite an excitement was raised on
Monday morning last in this town, by the
report that Isaac Harper prisoner in Elkton
Jail had attempted to commit suic de by cut
ting his throat. He is the man who was
brought from West Chester Jail few weeks
ago by Sheriff Oldham, upon a rcquistion
from Gov. Hicks charged with burning the
barn Of Robert Lynch. He cut his face in
several places above and below his eyes, so
that people would not know him, he said,
when he was taken into Court, or so that he
would not be able to go into the Court room.
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TnlSTEE'.S SALE.

PG virtue Of a Decree of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, the Undersigned, as
Trustee, will "fltr at Public Sale, at the
Court House door: in Elkton, on
Tns~ioy, The l3h duy Of March, 1860,
al I -, Il
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Farmers and Planters

Farmers and Planters
5 L L ID Y Y GU Il | y TERES ST.
A substitute for Peruvian Guano, at less
N than onc.thrd The plicc.
kiM5crly'S Animal Compost.
OR CEREAL FERTILIZER, composed of
Blood, Bones and Refuse Animal Matter,
together with Phosphatic and Peruvian
Guano. In fact. it contains every element
the plant requires, and being in fair cond-
ton for sowing.
The above valuable Fertilizer has been
extensively used in Maryland and all the
neishboling States. with the greatest success.
The Undersigned are prepared to furnish
tins Spring the above at the extremely low
price of
$40 per Ten, of 1000 Lbs,
CASH being confident at the same timo
that it is by far the cheapest and best article
now before the farmer.
For sale only by the Manufacturer.
For further particulars as to how it should
be used. certificates, &c, we refer you so
our pamphlets. which will be forwarded to
any address, free of postage.
KIMBERLY BROTHERS,
No 81 corner Of Pratt and Patterson ST.,
Feb Is, lSG0--tf. BALTIMORE.
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TiiilSTHE'S SAIE-

10Y virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court
ES for Cecil county. the undersigned will
sell 1t Public Sale, at the Cour: House door,
in Elkton, ON
T"cmny, tie 13M day Of March, 1860,
AT 2 o'clock p. NJ, all that
7 II y CT OF i AN D,
in Ponds Neck, Of which Alexander Berry
died seized. containing about THIRTEEN
ACRES. There is comfortable
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STABBING AFrRAY IN ELK NECK
One Mtn Dangerously Wounded.- Before Jus.
tice Owens on Wednesday last, the 18th
Robert Foreacre, an old man Of about Il
years, was arraigned, charged with stabbna
his son-in-law Thomas Bryson, on the publ,
road near Browns gate inhicting five wounds
one Of which is supposed to be mortal.
WILLIAM FoREACRE, Suorn.-W Was in com.
pany with Robert Foreacre, Thomas Brvsor
and Augustus Foster going home on Saturdu,
| night last. Bryson struck Foreacye ant
knocked him down, saying 50 dam you.
intend to whip YOU" Then Foster came il
between Them but Bryson pushed him away
Bryson struck Foreacrc again. Then +. Gu
him with a Knife The difficulty commenced
by disputing as to who was the best man il
Fix Neck.
AuGusTus FOSTER, Srorn.-Was with the
party walking with b. behind the other two
+. turned aud said B. had struck him. Saw
no lick struck. F. then cut b., when B. cx
claimed she has killed me-" They the,
| separated. +. returned; B. knocked hin
down; when +. got up while i. was rctreatng
f. followed HIM, cutting at and cutting him.
Henry BELL, Suorn.-Was in compan,
with +. at a house before he went home. -
| That night f. said he had fight with b. anC
cut him and would do it again; he asked me-
to go with him and he would kill b. or &
would kill him.
At the close of the evidence he was com
mitted to Jail to await trial in court.
| OrMr. Daniel Bratton and Jacol
Collins of this town have just closed yer,
extensive trade. Mr.. Bratton exchanges hi
farm of 155 acres, one mile from the town
bought Of John Partridge, to Mr.. Collins 70
the new brick storehouse, and an old fran,
dwelling near the Howard House, the stor,
house and residence on main street built b,
kennard, and seven frame dwellings OF
Collins Avenue. The Hurry farm of2O acre
near town, and $1,000. The house on thu
Partridge farm is large new frame house
and cost-we hear about $1,000.
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Wanted.

a competent man to farm place Of co or
10 acres OF cleared land. on the shares Apply
IN the undersigned near South MiIGnd. in the
9Th district. JOHN CURRY
Feb Is lSG0-u.s
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
NV LII, he sold at Public 6 ,le IN fine

req 10, lSbD-tS. Trustee
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TgbaefG.

A RMTSTEAD, RIGGS & CO.,
IN 81 EXCHANGE PLACE.
Have in and oer to the trade the following brands
OF Manufactured Tobacco upon accommodating terms:
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aMbIit Ssles.
BY SAMUEL II. GOVEE
d. VERY VALUABLE
ASiH CUNNING AND FISHING SHORE

f=sAs& VERY VALUABLE
E%iH CUNNING AND FISHING SHORE
- ON BACK RIVER,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
- VIII be sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, Feb.
yin, 6O at o'clock at the Merchants Exchange Sales
~, 4 4 that parcel of VALUABLE LAND AND IMPROVE
property Of Edward W Comegys ESQ about eight miles
from the city, on the North Point Road
The property containsl about TWENTY SEVEN ACRES,
The IMPROVEMENTS have been recently erected, and
have been built with every comfort and convenience
AMILY RESIDENCE.
Also, fine SHORE Back river, which is uavjgable
for steamboats,, and abounds with Fish and Wild Fowl
This property is very desirable for Sporsmen or may be
very productive a Market Garden
call particular attention to those DESTROYS of purchasing
property of this description, seldom favorable op
combined
Terms of the purchase money cash. balance
in six months, with interest and proved security
SAMUEL II. COVER, Auctioneer,
felts 81 Baltimore street.
BY WIN. HAMILTON.
POSTPONED SALE.
f ssss.sAf TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
E4.isI LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. will, by virtue of
.&-s decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City pass
ed IN the cause Of Hook McNamee ct therein pend
ing, sell hy pubic auction at the Exchange SaesToou on
Second street IN the said City, THURSDAY, February
9Th, 1860. at l o'clock 2. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in the said City,
the corner Saratoga and Oregon Streets
uniform depth the latter 70 alley five feet
wide, used in and sui jec annual ground
The lot is improved by substantial TWO STORY AND
ATTIC BRICK HOUSE, used as a dwelling and grocery
store.
Terms sae-one half cash at the time of SALE and the
L. II REYNOLDS, Trustee.
fe64t VIM. HAMILTON, Auctoneer.
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