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1856 VS.. lsG0.-Tn speech of Mr. Breck.
enrdsc's, make in Lexington, KY, in 1856.
there occurred the folowing:-
:" Upon the distracing question of domestic
slavery their (the Den ocralc party 81 position
was clear The whole power of the Demo.
cratic organization is pledged to the following
propositions -That Congress shall not inter-
rene upon that subject in the States. in the
Territories. or in the District of Columbia !:
that The people Of each territory shall determine
The question for themselves. without discrimi-
nation on account Of the allowance or prohi-
bition Of slavery"
Has the Little Giant ever used stronger or
palmer language than the above in support Of
his SQuatter Sovereignty vicws7
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Exhibition and Lecture.

THNflERE will be an Exhibition and Lee
Il turc, at CIfARLESTOWN, on Wednps-
day and Thursday, July 18th and 10th, for
the benefit Of the N. l.. Church in that place.
The pieces to be spoken will be ent irely
new I" the public. &,
Suhi'ct of Lcctnrc--W OMAN: her posi-
ton, sphere and influence, by REV. c. W.
AYARS.
J" commence at - O'Clock Pm.
e, Tickets Of Admission, 30 Gents
July I, 1860
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The UNITED STATES SENATE - The Srna.
tors whose terms expire in 1861, and whose
places are to be flied by the next Lcgi>a-
t''rs Of their States. are MesSrS Fitzpatrick,
OF Alabama johnson. of Ark ,nsas Gwin,
OF California Foster, of Connecticut lnlre,
OF Florida; lvcrSon, Of Gcorgia 'Trnmhull
OF Illinois; Fitch, of Indiana: Harlan, of
iowa; Crlttenaen. of k'ntucky; Slilcll, of
Louisiana; Greene. Of Missouri: Clark. Of
New Hampshire Seward, of New York ::
C,ngman, of North Carolna: Pugh, of
OHIO: Lane. of Oregon; Biger, of Pennsvl-
vania Hammond, of South Carolina Col
lamrr. Of Vermont. and Dnrkce, of Wisconsin
l.: Democrats, Republicans and Amer.
lean.
The term Of the Hon. JAS Allied Pcarre,
oil this State. expires in 1851. hut he was
re elected for another term by the late
Legislature.
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CT7he n. o. Dehu knows no mercy in
warfare on the Breckenridge party. Just
listen:
The Dlsunon squad over whom Cu<h-
ing. renegade AboliioniS:. was called upon
to preside TO guide and direct their TREASON
able proceedings. are JOYOUS IN their cxpcc,a-
ton, not elrc'ing their creatures, John c.
hreckln'iagc and illteratc Joe Lane. of
Oregon war debt utility. but that, nv this
conjunction, they will be able to eeirat Doug
las and johnson, and secure tie success Of
the rail splitting Abolitionist Lincoln and
Thus produce the contingency Yancey and
his contrderatts so sangulnely anticipate
when they can prccipitale the cotton States
into revolution. :"
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1--WE hear OF a number of instances in
which the Wing fails to reach our subscribers
regularly. This is u source of great annoy
ance to u.s. as well as to such of onr snbscri.
bers as suffer the disappointment thus occa-
stoned. 1t is particularly annoying to us
because we take special pains to prevent it,
by attending to the direction and mailing of
the Wing oarself. There isa "screw loose {"
somewhere, which we shall try to discover
and tighten up. Our friends viii oblidge us
by assisting as far as practicable in the dis
cor.ry,, As well'as by an exercise of patience
aud furbcarancc till the evil is remcdrd.
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NOTICE.

Isaac r. Register and In the Circuit Court
wife, for Cecil county. In
VS.. }chatccy. July IL,
Samncl Purncll and 1860.
James McIutIrc
ORDERED, That the sale made and re.
" ported by james McIntirr, Trustee for
the sale of the Real Estate of Jams s. pur-
nell, decd. be ratified and confirmed, nncsS
cause t., the contrary thereof be shown on Or
before the fifteenth day uf September. next !;
provided II copy Of this order he inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county,
once week for one month before the
fifteenth day of August, next.
The Report states the amount Of sales 10
be $3.50. W. Ii. RICKETTS,.
True copy; test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
July +, lSGD-lm. Clerk.
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Che 1flarkrts.
EiktOn Market.
REPORTED by JOHN PARTRIDGE

lhEfohTED by JOHN FARTRIDGE.l
ELKroN, July IL 1850.
Red Wheat Sl.2O TO 5000, White dc.
81 80 to 5000, Corn, old, 62, new, So, Oats
50, Lime. l5s cents per bushcl.
WHMlSiToN, July l2,h.-Whcat 81 %
Corn GS cts; Oats 40 Flour $G.boa Sc 25-
Clover SEED. $4,HJ Tino,hy do, So ST..
BALTIMORE. July l5'h-Guod 20 prime
red wheat IS ~ 10 81 IS, prime white wheat
81, so to $l.55. Corn both white and vel.
low &C to 10 cents. Rye % cents. Oats g.;
to 1t cents, according to quality. FIou,
Howard street. Extra SG25.
THm PmEiADEI.yBIh MARKET. July 18Th
White Wheat, $l.4% Red do, 81 30 ::
Corn, &C cts: Oats, 80 cts Flour. ST. 80
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, July 0 -
Beef Cat'lc--Thc offerings this Week amounted
to about Loco head sales at "A 50 so
per 100 lbs, as to quality. The marke,
was brisk, Cows and Calves Sales cf
fresh Cows, a. $'25 $50 dry do. at 2Oa $50
each. Sheep Oiirngs 5000: and sales at
" 90 a 5.00per l0O!hs Hogs Offerings about
2254 head, sales at s. Goa IS 80 per 100 lbs
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1TIIon. EDWARD EVERETT delivered a
spendld Grafton in Boston. on the 4Ih inst ,
IN defense Of free suffrage and popular instilu.
tons IN the United States, and in rcfutaton
of the charges made recently by Earl Grey, in
the English House of Lords, as to lhc failure
OF the democratic principle Of government in
tins country. 1t was a mastery efl;rt. worthy
of the head and heart of Mr.. Everett, and we
regret that our space preclu1es the possibility
of giving it IN full in our columns
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Fair and Festival.

A FAIR and FESTIVAL, for the benefit
IA Of the Port Deposit Library Association
viii be held in the Town Hall, at Port De
post, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
July 3lst, and august LIST and
2nd. closing with the Festival on Thursday
evening.
Admission to the Fair. free.
Tickets to the Festival, Fifty cents.
July IL, lS6O-3w
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C@The Douglas men in New York had a
rousing ratification meeting at old Tammanv,
on Monday night last. All the old snchcms
of the party were present The Mayer of
The "!ty presided, fireworks were displayed
and the Democrats generally were in aticn-
dance. The tidc-waiters, post office clerks.
and other government officials were not pre-
sent. They 60 for one Breckenridge.
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u Prince Jerome, the youngest and prob
ably the meanest of the brothers of Napoleon
l., is dead at last. He had lived to old age
without ever having been suspected of man
~ or crcdiable act. His dcsertion of his
American wife and (mock) marriage of
a German Princess, at the beck of his Impcr-
al brother, were of piece with his whole
career. His son Jerome Napoleon survives.
to be perpetual modification and perplrxity
to his supposed Imperial cousin; Napoleon
III. Bull. Patriot,
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UTTn no Southern State are the National
men doing battle in q more spirited manner
than in Alabama. They Intend TO carry the
State for BELL and EVERETT and as the
Douglas and breckenridge men are abou,
equally divided. there is n probability, almost
a certainty, Of their doing so.- Butt. Patriot.
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1P Won't WORK. The coalition between
the Douglas and B'eckinridge Parties in
Pennsylvania and New Jersey has turned out
failure. The Brcckinr idgcrs, Of course,
desired its success, as such a compromise
might throw the election into the House.
which IS their only hope, and that a very
slim one. The Douglas men are too stiff in
the back, however, and repudlate the offered
bargain. They are tax ing measures to purge
the Electoral ticket in Pennsylvania Of all
Breckenridge faint. Douglas himself is said
to denounce fusion. Forncy's Press says -
:" No TRUE FRIEND of DOUGLAS in Pennsvl-
rama, or elsewhere, can touch an electoral ticket
which contains upon il a single Brcchinr,dec
DisunioniA Euen one out Of The i,rcniy-scrcn
electors wo"M disgrace a Doueius htkct. pre-
t'sc'y as single drop Of subtle poison thrown
INTO a goblet Of pure and crystal pa.er, might
render the ,chole a dcathiy POTION"
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I|The Baltimore correspondent Of the
New York Uofh, gives The following as the
clectora ticket of the Republicans for the
State of Maryland.
State at Large. - Hon. Judge Vim. T.. Mar.
.hail. DR.. Hicks Harris First Disi,,cf-D.
". Orem. Serohd Disirict-W Pinkncy
Ewing. Thnd District-Francis S. .Corkran.
Fo"rh Distrnt-Dr. w. A. Weiss. Fin
D'Hr'ct-Wm. Amour. Sirth District-Ilon.
Montgomery Blair.
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" The Hon. Humphrey Marshall has

., : The Hon. Humphrey Marshall has
publicly announced himself Breckenridge
and Lane Democrat II he expected to sur
prise or diSappoint nybody by the annuncia-
ton, we guess he will be disa ppoin;ed him
self Humphrey is an able man but our
party always found it great trouble to keep
him. There was a Lcvcrcnling anxiety as
to what he would say and what he would do
and where he would go. If we have lost
INN, we have. thank Heaven, lost the anxiety
with hlm. We are sorry that it is difficult
to iii his place in respect to ability, but
glad that it is impossible to ill it so far as
other things are concerned. Oar opponents
have got the elephant; and now we wonder
what they will do with it. We don't think
Humphrey will keep himself ont of sight
his new friends will be sure to See the
elephant " before long. Well. let him
" Hump ~ himself. - Lon. Joufhai.
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e Harden, the wife murderer, was hung,
on Friday week, at Bclvidcrc, NJ. He was
calm and selfpnssrsscd TO the last moment;
cvncins hardness Of heayt, which, in spite
Of his professions, makes an unfavorable
impression as to his real pcnitcncc. He
made confession, which has been placed in
his fathers hands, but which it is not likely
will be pub lishcd.
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UMr. Carlisle Of Virginia. in Douglas
Speech in Baltimore the other day, said he
regarded tie prospect in Va. as gloomy
one, though Mr.. Douglas would get more
votes than Breckenridge, and the Electoral
cote Of The State woutd be g'ren tor Bell and
Everett.
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NThe morning train from Philada.
on Wednesday last, set fire to the Wheat and
grass fields Of Mrs. Hollngsworth and Mr..
Thomas Thackery near the Ekton depot
Fortunately number ofme happened to be
near at hand at the time, who, by their timely
shocks of wheat belonging to Mrs. Hollings-
worth were destroyed before the flames could
be subdued.
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ETA little while ago ru,aor said Mr.. Fill
more had gone over to Lincoln. No sooner
was that asccrtained to be lie, than out
comes another fabrication, originated BY the
Washington Star, and ventilated by the Bal.
timore San, that Hon. j. j. CrttenJen had
declared. for Breckenridge. Of course such
choice paragraph occupied prominent place
in the Suns columns. Not SO, however, with
the following brief paragraph, in the SAME
sheet on Monday last. a remote corner of
the SIMS crowded page was assigned for the
denial Of the story:
g Senator Cri.tenden, of Kentucky. instead
OF having declared for Breckenridge. il is
stated. is zealously engaged in advocating the
cause Of Bell and Everett
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U@ln the Baltimore City democratic Con.
vention, on last Thursday night there was u
regular democratic flare up and secession -
Resolution endorsing Douglas, were pending:
and substitute was rejected. five wards
being for. and ten against 1t whereupon the
Breckenridge delegates Withdrew en- n,assc
leaving the body withcnt a quorum. The
Douglas resolutions were passed nevertheless
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PORT DEPOSIT.
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.


IN + invite the attention of all pcrso7s in the
w city or country. who contcm plate the erection
d Dwellings Barns Ne. to our extensive stock of
Puiltng Materials, in the rough and prepared for
use; namely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
= Circular and Pla in, J
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SlS[IES. (Gassed and not Glassed,)
WOOD MOULDlNGS,
IIOT-BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
-. WOODEN MANTELS,
HEW ' ,sT PosIs' }rurned,
BARN VFNTILATORS,
-. WINDOW GLASS.
. BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS,
WOOD TUBE P0R CHAIN PUMPS.
AisO.--Drcssed Flooring:
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE,
WHITE PINE AND HEMLOCK,
(well seasoned J
-" All Of the above we offer IA low rs the
lowest for the Cash approved paper.
Al! orders by mail or otherwise, attended to
with promptncss, by
holland e CO..
June 90. 1860. PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
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D-The Democracy Of Ohio, in State Con.
venlNn on Thursday, after nominating a
State ticket. resolutions endorsing Douglas
and Johnson, when some fifty Dreck nridge
men withdrew, and measures were adopted
For another Convcntion. So they 60.
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u The Democrats Of Missouri had prior
to the late nominations in Baltimore. nomin.
nted State tickle: for Governor and Lieut..
Governor, hut as they were found to favor
Douglas. the Breckenridge wing of the party
has nominated a separate ticket and there
will be straight out fight between the par.
tics. in order to ascertain their relative
strength
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OJ@The . mile trot between Flora Temple
and Patchen, on Tuesday last. it is said
would have resulted in the defeat Of the mare
if fair play had been shown. Patchcn beat
her on the first heat, with an advantage in
the start and it is thought can teat her at
any time with fair play. In the second heat
tho mare won in 5m. Il sec. the horses
chances having been destroyed entirely by the
throwing of hats. blankets, &c. at his head
by the friends of the mare.
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W The National Committee Of the Doug.
lasites, l,eadeaby Miles Taylor. Of Louisiana,
have come oat in Manifesto disclainring all
tllowship'w,th' the Breckenridge faction
The little 'un ahd' his friends are pl,cley /;
that s so.
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" Enough Republicans and ,i.Lccomp.
ton Democrats are asrcrtaincd to be elected
Oregon to defeat Gen. Joe Lanes reelection
as U. s. Senator. So he is not endorsed by
the people of his own State il appears.
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LOOK OUT FOR THEM.-Dangerous
counterfeits on the Harrisburg and Penn
Township Banks, of the denomination of So.
are in circulation in this county. They can
only be dctected-by the closest scrutiny.
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DRAINING TILE,
BOttling Establishment.

KNllE.undersigned are prepared to furnish
Il superior article Of Philadelphia
Porter, Ale, Cider, and Lager Ecer.
Also, MINERAL WATER and SARSAPA-
RlLLA Of superior favor and quality.
~ All orders per mail to the address
below, promptly attended to.
6. P. BURR1S 4 CO.,
Perryvillc,
June 80, lSG0-3m. Cecil county, Md.
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.-There will be an
Eclipse Of the Sun on wednesday morning
next, beginning about 7 O'Clock, and continu.
ing hour and 5 minutes.
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-G-~The Constitutional Union party will
.holda grand State Ratification Meeting ut
Baltimore. at 8 clock, ON Wednesday even.
mg, 18th inst.
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Political.

Mr.. Cuttings, OF BALTIMORE; MAxss 4
STUMP SrfrelI.-At a Douglas ratification
meeting lnld in Hatrisburg Pa. on Thurs.
day evening. the 9TH inst, Mr. Cuttings. of
Baltimore. tohgas delegate in the late
Democralis Convention. made qnilca stirring
spcerh. The telegraph says: -
" Fills dcnnnciation of the Brcckin,idsa
wing Of The party was terrible and srathns.
In the course of his remarks he aAnsLd to
tht - compromise " rendered them by tina,
faction and alphabetically declart,F, = spi,
upon the compromises Tins was received
with mingled cheers and Kisses bv the
rud7ncc. Fhe speaker farther said that he
would "Inther see the party sunk in hell Z"
iran compromise with such men as the
Breckinridgrftes, H,rf that the unity would
be fnnsf. safer in the bands Of Mr.. Lincoln or
any Other - Black Ecpnhlican," than in the
hanfss of the weak, bad man, 1host name
heads the HSnnion ticket. In plain English.
Mr.. Cuttings gave he meeting to understand
that he preferred the election of Lincoln to
the s'sccrss Of Breck inrnFge. and the sen,i.
ment elected the most enthusiastic applause.
The speech throughout was the most bitter
and violent We have yet heard in D,mo.
cratic meeting. und the speaker was cnthu-
slaSlically applaude,l from beginning to end,
showing that the meeting cusHcidel With bis
views AMI sentiments"
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company

OF CECIL COU My.
NOTICE is hereby given, tina. the nth
~ Annual Meeting of this Company will
be held at their Office, in the town OF Eiktnn,
Cecil county, Md. on SATURDAY, the lth
day Of August, next, at II O'Clock 4. NJ, for
the purpose OF receiving the Annual Report
from the President, and Of clec'ing Nine
Mana gers to serve for the year commencing
on that day.
At that meeting there will I've due and
payable from each member in good standing
the regular interest OF per cent on his IN
her premium note or notes. Back taxes due
Tor last year rnust be paid before the interest
to revive the policy in such case can be
received.
Payment may be male to me at Elkton,
or to either of the following special agents !:
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I. q. o. F.-The Semi Annual cleo
ton of officers ofCccil Lodge No. 81. 1. o
O. F. took place on Saturday night, last
The following are the officers elect :-Larason
B. Carhart, N G; Thomas Little, V. G.; r.
Marshbank, 7; r. 4. Ellis, Sect, vice Jos.
p. CantwelI, resigned.
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The undersigned expresses his thanks for
the kind patronage Of the institution under
his care, during the past year, and hope fully
looks forward TO its continuance at thY
rc-"pcninG of the Academy next fall, which
viii take place, as usual ON the Ist Monday
IN September. +. +. NJ. FAEnTZ, A, M.
1nly ~, lSjO-lw PRINCIPAL.
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TALL OATs.-Mr. Isaac Pass, left in
our office, last week, specimen of tall oats
grown upon his farm in the 4th district, which
indicate good soil and fine culture. There
are, perhaps, so stocks in the specimen, some
of which are over six feet high, and all will
average five feet and nine inches in hight
The heads are well filed and large in proper
ton to the hight of straw. Who can beat it
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a FrSSf Stuur. The funniest aspect of
the present txhilarating canvass IS the con.
ccrn from day TO day evincc by our old
Clay Wh:s friends who have recently turned
.ncir coats for the distracted, Gcnoralizcd
condition of the Democratic party. IF the
suffering invalid can manage to open its eyes
so as to see the regiment Of SnngradoS now
clustered ut its bedside Wise. Butler, King.
Cnshlng. Toon'bs. AIcck St,pl ems. Josiah
Randall. Humphrey Marshall, l. f. Parsons,
Nc, nc. it must surely imagine that hal
'"cin"t'on has been added to the long list of
ITS maladrS. What rM the country do,
now that the National Democracy is broken
ups! Is the burden of their rnefA strain -
a more pcrtient inquiry would seem to be,
" W hat will the Democracy do with such IA
flock of crows perched on ITS stitching frame
just as 'hc breath is leaving its body? Ifn
were possible. for it to vanish the disease
how could 1t hope to Withstand the ,loc,orS?'
n. Y. Tribune.
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To- The Prince ofNales has accepted in7f-
tations from the President and Fernando
Wood Mayor of New York, to visit Washing
ton and New York.
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GThe Worchestrr (Md) Shield. dom
has pronounced for Douglas ; and is down on
the secetferS. calling them desertrrs, traitors,
profligates, &c.
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CDSST\RLE'S SALE.

DY virtue Of Il writ OF Nrnlitloni Expcnas
ID issued by Anthony Wharton, one of rhc
Justices OF the Peace of The State Of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county. ut the suit OF
r. l.. Thomas, (nsc Of William D. Jones
4 Co.; and two writs Of Ficri Facias, issued
by Granville s. Jcllrics, another Justice of
the Peace Of the State of Maryland. in and
for Ccci county. one ut the suit of Reed Il
son, and one AT the snit of John Matthews.
all against the goods and chaltlcs, lands and
tcncmchts, of Francis Atkinson. to me
directed, l will sell ut Public Sale. ut the
public house Of William Manlcy, in North
Est, on
Saturday, the 4M dag of .7ugust, 1860,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate.
at law and in equity, of the saul Francis
Atkinson, in and 10 all that
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L Believe

TUE D.fTIS h ENTRIKEN COMBINED
MACHINE 10 be one Of Light Draft, and to wofk
"imlrahiy IN ''ns or Grass. l positively say it
7i'' 10 u0 :a'e. j. b. ASH
1..ton, M5v -. f3.p
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WThe Orphans Court of Cecil county
has selected Georgianna Gwnn of Port
Deposit, to Ill the scholarship to which Cecil
county is entitled in the Baltimore Female
College by an Act Of the last Legisature.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of Decree of THE Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in chantcrp.. the unierJ
signed rs Trustee, will otfIr at Public Sale.
on the premises, on
lucsdny, the 2+th day Of July, meet,
All that Valuable Property,
in Cecil county, Maryland, about fivo miles
from Port Deposit, now in the occupation Of
Mr.. John II. Harlan. IT contains
23l ACRES OF LAND,
or the very best quality, and HAS q largo
supply of fine TIMBER. The Octorarn
creek, which is a very large and never fail
IN. stream OF water, runs Through it and
aHnr.ts several very superior Sites for Mills
and manufactures of every kind.
A GriSt Mill and Saw Mill
are now In operation OH the premises. Tho
n m,v r, lmrr"Tr,nehts are AwA
OUTBUiLDINGS. somewhat @ss,&
ont of repair. The situation is fal
high and healthy. and tho ncieII orhooI
good. Capitalists DESTROYS of engaging il,
the manufacturing business are particularly
insHed to cnrnfhe the premises.
TERMS or SALE:
The Terms Of Sale require the payment Of
one third part Of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale one other third mart
in nine months and the remaining one.thir,I
part IN eighteen months thercirom the last
two instruments to bear interest from the
day OF sale. and to be secured by the bontk
N notcS OF the purchaser with security to be
approved by The Trustee.
u sale to commence ut 10 O'Clock A. ".
JOHN e. GROOME.
Jul! I, iobV. Trustee, Elkton, NIL.