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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-03
ECONOMY is WEALTH.,

ECONOMY is WEALTH.,
TENHE subscriber has again received an add-
Il tional supply of Cheap Goods, some which
are the following Goods, Earston and Manches-
ter Ginghams, Painted Lawns, new style of dark
Prints very low price, Bleached and Brown Mus
Inns, Bed Tickings, Cloths, Cassinetts, Wooden
and Cotton Flanels, Cords, Velvets, Cotton and
Worsted Hose Gum Braces, Linen, Bingham,
and Silk Hdkfs, sc. sc.
The public are invited to examine my stock Of
Cheap Goods, Small profits and quick returns be
ing my object this fall, as it was in the Spring
JAMES S. PURNELL.
ELKToN, Aug 20 1912.
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DIR. j. OWEN.

III especially, informs The public, tha
A~he has taken an Office in Elkton, two
doors above Dehaven's Hotel, and will en-
deavor to promote the we'll being ofthose
who may place themselves under his pro-
fessional care. may 9TH
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Notice..

The commissioners Of Ceci. County,
will meet at their room in the Court
House in Elkton on Thursday the 9th
day of September, next for the purpose of
making their annual Levy, and for any
other business that may come before them.
BY order of the Board,
Test F. A. ELLIS, elk.
ELKroN, Aug 81 lsll-tm
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ANY who wish to obtain bargains in
such articles, will find it to their advan-
tagc to call.
Persons indebted by book account or
otherwise, will please call and discharge
the same, on or before the 25h day of
September next. ARAMlNTA ELLIS.
ELKToN, August 9Th, 1S42-Gw.
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April 9th 1S42-Gm
a LOT of superior Hams y Dried
IA Beef, just received and for sale, by
CHAMBERS & MAEFrT.
CLKToN August 6, 1912.
A CA H.

DOCTOR JNO. ALRlCIlS offers his
professional services to the Public; he
will always be found, except when profes
sionaly engaged, at his office, opposite
Nc Cullough's Hotel, Elkton, Md.
Oct. 9th. lS4l-
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The following arc a list ofonr authorized agents
IL the State of Maryland, viz:
Cecil County, Joseph C. Cloud Elkton, Clay
ton s. Hanes, Pivot Bridge
Kent County, DALEY s. Rufrcn, Chestertown,
N. Peacock, Georgetown X Roads.
Queen AIMS CO. Thomas Sutton, Centerville.
r. NJ. Boldridge Travelling Agent.
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A FARM

TE1he subscriber offers Cor sale, his farm,
n lying one mile east of the Brick Meet
ing House, Cecil co. Md, 1t contains a.
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FIVE years Iasf, re '''! : II g tinr lave talrrs
krcw Of wEoic tEty aif rcd in iani.ies with tho
highest sal isfaction; ard 10 longer ago than yes
terday, we heard All eminent Physician Of tho
ci'vI cconmtrd Il lin high toms. 1luerrc
to he in the community, great rcpugnance to
the uso of QUACK medicines, as they are all in.
Discriminatory termed, but it was mainly owing
to the regular H. DIS constantly denouncirr
them They are, however; becoreing more lib
era in this respect, and the consequence is tina:
good vegetable meiicnes are now more cxteu.
lively used than formerly.
Extract Of a let,e. iiom Fcter Christ, Uniontovn
Carol County, Nd, Nov. 18th, 1858.
Dear Sir:-hbout two months AGO, | lad bus
mess in Baltimore, md called at your Office and
bought few boxes of the Indian Vegetable Pills;
and npon trying them found them to be far su-
perior to ------- Pills, or any other medicine
had ever used. had been subject to cough for
years past. After found them TO be a valuable
nmedcine, Immediately sent TO Dalimoreor Il
large supply. have received so much benefit
in using the INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
that cannot help, but rccommc~ them to ov-
cry invalid | sec, and think so well of the meGi
clue that | have sent two dozen boxes to my in
valid friends, in the State of Indiana.
Signed, PETER CRIST.
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William E. Sewall,
Thomas r. Sewall, s
Basil Sewall,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-26
fOrFiciAL.
INnQnTANT NEYS ERQM FLORIDA

INFORMANT NEWS FKOM FLDKIDh.
Extract of letter from B,gadier General WOr dated
"CEDaR KEYS, August 12, 1e42.
81 have now TO report the thorough paciication OF
this Territory. Holaeta Emathachee, (Bow legs ac-
companied by two noted sub chiefs, representing the
Southern Indians, met ne at Tampa, the 9th inst,
and in their beh,l gladly accepted the concession re.
ported in my despatch of the 25th ult. Coming with
me 10 this place. they proceeded in search Of the Creeks
and returned the 10'h with Ocliar Tiger Tail, and
Others representing those people The former are 10
mass within the designated limits Immediately; the lat
Ter as soon as they can be collected Some OF them
have already crossed the Suwannee and The whole VIII
have done SO in twelve days. Many have area-
DIV sgnified wish TO be sent TO their friends IN the
Wes-Tigpr Tail, particularly, is urgent 10 60 imme-
diaielv but have represented the importance to him
selfto take respectable band with him nadisonian.
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T1RTST sALE-In pursuance the provisions Of deed OF
Trust, executed by Thomas Hndgins to The snhser,ne
which hears the l2 day OF June ls4 and Is duly
recorded in the Office Of the County Court Of Mathews
county shall Monday the l2t day OF September neA al
Tract of Land conveyed in raid deed called SEAFoRD
in the county Matthew'S and described in said deed as
nm. thn,snd with excellent dwelling house
and suitable farming houses quarters fnr servants &C. To those
spo ed TO healthy tide water section OF The STATE
igncus OF Milford Haven, navgabe to The dor-
lay land cleared, and well enclosed, produc
nr Indian corn wheat &c. and susceptible of HE highest
Improvement considerable portion Of The ceared and mas
ssn lined married., and fields in the hhe
order for cultivation without break gully The uncieaed
land has abundant supply Of rail- ship timber and h
f Estate addition the other advantages of This vau
bic fam the Milford Haven abound in the finest hsh
and The sale will he pcremptory without
Alto Oh the believed 10 he unquestionae yell sene as
Trustee will convey only such title as vested 10 me ey .h
trust deed. SHEPAhD u. hlLLEh, i,"s.s.
Amos
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We are almost sorry that The Press is obliged to draw
delicate veil the private virtues and generous
deeds of individuals Otherwise, might be tempted
IN defiance Of the modest merit Of The actor, TO bring
before the public admiration the various acts Of munlf.
cence and generosity, which have recently heard Of
on the part of the gentleman who literally presented
ten half ca giles to the Female Humane Institution, on
the evening that the cornerstone OF that leautiu
build laid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-26

The Alexandra Gazette has not The slightest reason
to complain of US He will see our whole course, on
the Tariff bill developed in this days paper-chapler
n nd verse He will see, that most anxious TO
90 for sun efficient and sufficient Rerenue BM'-but
This bill is not of that description He will see, tina,
we hnve uniformly protested against it-and he will
moreover see what Of efficient bill We 60 for
even to The giving back for time half the concessions
OF the Compromise net.
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-On Tuesday, the % day
OF October II fair, and fnut them the fair day
sale, public the premises,
in the county of Amherst and five miles below the town
Of yncbbg the containing by late LIS "f
very James River low grounds through which the canal doe,
pass and there 2 Of high and-ao undivided
portion bring oned Of 100 Of land the above
tract and the formerly owned by Lenous Boiling deceased
The Fertility this crae-its adaptation TO the growth tobacco
corn oatss contieuy TO the town Of Iynchbnrc
and convenience Of navgut render this land vaua
he particular description Is unnecessary Those disposed 10
purchase expect and invited visit the estate and Judge
themselves The present tenant Mr. Geo. Pettyjohn Of Am
h.rs acquainted with the land and VIII the inqn
any disposed purchase The purchaser will have
the privilege Of sowing wheat tins fall and possession Will be
gwen the first FAY Of next January.
The will $500 cash the day of sa,e third of
the residue be paid the 18th "f August ls43anor
third the 5h Of August 1884, and the remaining third ON The
18th August ls45 The three last payments viii bear Interest
day q" SALE but the interest VII he RENTED IL the
ney punctaaly paid The title To the land will be retained
uL the payment made Letters post paid addressed Ia
ref this property, and directed TO the Virginia
Ml's p Buckingham county, will receive due attention.
ROB. BOILING.
August oG 32-wtds.
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IAMes RIVER q KANAWMA sToCK FOR SALE.

LANES RIVER & KANAWHA STOCK FOR SALE
TRSANT 10 the provisions Of The Charter Of tile James HI
and Kanawha Company and in oh dienre to The Keso
i,na of the Directors undersigned who has been
dy APPOINTED agent that purpose will proceed on the 2sh
dav Of September 1892 commencing al IL O'clock NJ no0 oe-
Co. hs font door of the Office James River and Kanawha
Company city Richmond to SELL at Public auction TOT
a.h the shares Of The Delinquent Stockhodc aseeaby to the
anne led List which shows the names Of the their
paces OF residence KNOWN the number OF
shares owned by EACH Of principal unpaid the leen
thereon the 25h day Of June 1892 and the Total
from ach
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EXTRACT of Latter from s.WAsHISGTos, Aug. u


EXTRACT Of a Later from .WAsnIScTos, .4ug %
TIE BIG TARIFF BILL
"This measure OF 'ubominntions, as II mas oeeh
called by some passed through the House on
Monday-by vote of l05 10 IO3-sfter the do0g'nS ana
hiding process had been carried 10 its utmost Periec'
ton by the land distributiOnsts 1t was evident, VI
the morning, as soon as the voting cnmmehceo' na.
it's passage had been determined on the 0ser ngn ny
CAUCUS and that the disrbuonists were 10 yeio one
by one, until it carried-so managing, however
as TO catch as many Democrats possible, and save an
equal number of dislrbuiionsts. The plan succeeoeu
toerably we'll and the bill passed as stated, WIN Tue
assistance of some twenty of the former inns pian
have heard was the result Of Pirate letter from the
Lord of Ashland. who wrote and entreated his htss
subjects not to dissolve Parliament without passing
Tariff law as doing would be ruin TO his prospects
"The position of the President, in regard 10 tls %
noxous measure il must be admitted, IS one OF oeP
and trying difficulty. Coming as he Odd INTO me "
vernment on the same ticket with his lamented
cessor-by the ortrrheiming popular minority OF oNI
HUNDRED AID FORTY THOUSAND FREEMEs-Pie"g.u'
periinaciosIy 10 adhere 10 the principles oil the LOW
PROMISE ACT Of 1888, cannot wellsee now u Is pos
sble for him 10 depart from that pledge, wi.nou'' ~
degree forfeit,ng all claim to The cohuenee "
the country He desires most earnestly, 10 DO "nat
ripht: but ought he under the circumstances 70 10
what his conscience cannot thoroughly approve :
The House, it is true, has manifested o'sPos'' =
to meet him, as 1t icere, on middle ground, 70 u
for him shop Of compromise, oy striking 'o'n ~.
late vetoed bill the feature Of DsTRIBUTIos, as well al
the tax on lea and coffee making thereby deduction
from the anticipated amount of revenue equal to the
supposed amount of land sales This Compromise SOS
pends distribution, and thus important point has oeen
gained for the country but may not the advantages
the point gained be than lost in other features
the bill which are prohibitory in their nature This
Difficult. and trying question for the President ane
one that win require mature and deliberate reflection
if called on for his approval He will be compelled el
Their 10 veto the bill in or, and thus d'siou.
part of the revenue which the Governmrn. rauna mn,
we'll snare. or, by approving Prohibtory Tariff, post
nnne diairhntinn for an indefinite period in all hkell
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ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

" Our accounts by the last evenings mail from
Washington still leave every thing in fog-24 or 45
he made less Objectionable, if paatable. in pre-
sent e1gencies. But i. is all clouds and darkness
On Wednesday, the House Of Representatives car.
red resolution TO adjourn on Nondsy next-but
the Senate laid il the table by decisive vote.
The movement Of the House was in bad taste.
They had already sent one resolution, which the
Senate had not acted on-and they had then passed
Tariff bill, the very day on which they had first
fixed on for adjournment. Moreover, by fixing Mon.
day next, they allowed the Senate but three days TO
consider this abominable BILL 1t equivalent say
ing them, "You shall take that bill it is do no.
thingm
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rTRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-Under
Of Trust executed by benjamin Moody and wife
hearing 10th September, 1882 OF record In the County
Of Chesterfield, SHALL Saturday. the 2lth day Of Sep
enber next proceed SELL the premises Public Auction,
pnrposrs in said deed fth that valuable Plantation
county OF Chesred wbereon the said Moody resides,
being is miles West OF Petersburg and about Is miles
Southwest Of Richmond.
The contains 1884 acres and will either he sold entire
divided separate parcels be agreed by the parties
~ the deed on the day Of sale.
The plantation Is dered Of the best In the neehbor
hood well tmbed and waered with considerable body Of
Of fine flat land in cultivation. The improvements unusually
good-conssng Of spacious, and handsome Dwelling
aud other buildings Enclosures &c Possession
for mns purposes will be the lot Of October next
and full possession At before Chrsmas The po
ve or only postponed Of Indictment weather. The
following Monday or first fair day thereafter.
The sale will be cash. but IL probable credit
had portion OF the purchase money Of which information
may be obtained on The day 0fsale.
JAMES w. PEGRAM, 7ssste
Annn 3O--fl
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New Store, Va, August 9cth, 1872.

VALUABLE STANTON RIVER LAND FOR SALE-The
subscriber offers for SALE privately, his tract of Land CON
tanning 7S2I acres lies SauntOn
river near Coles ferry, Charlotte county there asi
in Vrgna the high superior quality and in good
upwards Of 300 acres Of well mhered wood
und and some very highly improved tobacco and nearly all
of The arabic land high Of improvement There is
also on The Fishery belonging said yielding du
ring the season plentiful supply Of fish, there several apple
and orchards this portion Of which Of the most
choice Kind of fruit The dwelling house large and commo
dos two story building good repair containing
with good cellars with all the necessary buildings and
provemeu This land lies remarkably WE'LL and Is situated In
ey healthy and nj, secter Of country and In delightful
nrshborhood There be few situations desirable for
family residence.
November next shall that day. the nIrmi:es sell at
public auction the highest bidder, on the following terms:
81 900 10 he paid ON the Of May next the residue
Of the purchase money paid equal annual install
mens hear interest from the day Of SALE bond with
approved security will he required Of the purchaser and deed
OF trust on Il land, further security.
N b. III private sale should be made due notice WIZ be even
RI, ,,,,,o "a u, auc Of 1870 32-tds
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ENTIRELY NEW.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, DLACKING, &C., &c.
Al. nnI R.fnn

THE subscriber will Open by the tenth Of me at his
new Store one sessrs. Hubbard Gardner Co.,
Main street hundred packages OF Boots, Shoes Trunks
backing &C. &C., comprising every variety OF ladies' gentle
,ens misses boys chdrens Boots, Shoes Sppers Ira
yelling Trunks Carpet ags Bear Skins &C., &c the entire Of
which IL fashionable, and will be sold very low al
and retail for cash. acceptances North
Carolina and Virginia Merchants particularly invited TO call
and examine my stock. SAMUEL rUINbi,
Main street, Richmond, Va.
31-wlyt
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q P. NASH, PETERSBURG. Va, offers his PLANO FoRIES
H. for sale upon trail l they found good, 10 be kep-if
otherwise be returned The prices wary from 2s 10 oo DOL
lars THREE HUNDRED have already been sold ana not oaa
sis establishment IN Petersburg, Va !,
bought iay tested the qnat-
" of E. p NASH'S PIANO FORTES, and htd thrmsel
ready to recommend those no be In want oil e
article
Dan pay the Piano until you what Is and then you
are sure Of not beinz imposed Upon
Tie subscriber offers his Instruments upon frisf. ~
Seller Of Books and Pianos, Peterihnrc, va
July Is .0-Hn
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mo ALI. WHOM 1T MAY coNCERN.-A petition will be
presented To the General Assembly of Virginia. payin
for the passace law incorporating The Union Sunday School,
- ~. 49, ms 32-w4w
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T oNG CREDIT on LAND NEAR LYNCHBuRG.-DesiIoas
L. of going West subscriber will sell the Land upon which
he resides lying both sides Of The Lynehhnr and Campoe
turnpike and road miles from the farmer ana from
acres 80 are cleared and enclosed balance in woods. over
30 and 50 Is IN MEADOW"
most Of which Spring with clover Tmohy and
Herds grass seed. Most Of the balance Of ae cleared lana al
recently in clover The Whole OF ms rae
eapabe cultivation and the soiI Of that character which
productive and susceptible Of the most
mrn The buildings arc large Two story dwelling, WIN
cellar house. house, well Of superior water IN inc
ward and honse carriage house, &C., barn. corn hu'e
uts good garden, This one of The most public roads
leading Lynehburg. The stand is good for aven Sna a
tract enough good land adjoining ean be had nav
ing on mill siie lime qusry &C. This situation Is hana-
schools ns-and every respect worthy the attention OF
any will sold price that will give satisfaction 10
any ONE wanting land and long credit n desired will be given
For further nformaton address the suh.rber pTsase Pao
Of Lynchbuis. Ha. .. 81 %, a, LnJ,
July y G-m9"n
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There are more thing. in Heaven and earth, Horao,

In publishing the following notice, we think it due 10
Mr. French, with whom have had the pleasure OF a
long acquaintance, to bear testimony TO his high
character for honor and intelligence. He is gentle
ofthe Bar whose curiosity has been drawn TO The
subject, which he lectures, and who has made va
rous experiments for himself He has delivered lee
lures in Petersburg, where he resides and last week IN
Norfolk-and regret, that we have not room for the
complimentary notices, which have appeared IN the
Norfolk papers. We understand that some of the most
scientific gentlemen OF Norfolk, and of the highest cha
racter, convinced by the experiments they have
witnessed and by the experiments which some OF the
have made for themselves For our own part, 1t Is all
a sealed book TO US. We have never seen any expert
nlents, ourselves.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Aro 25
WHrAT-Cones in freely Prices range per quality from
60 10 y7i cents per bushei.
Cons-Supply abundant 52l to SIS cents per bushel
WORKMAN, mcGRUDER CO.
or No change in the price of Tobacco
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ON The public SALE the tract Of Land lying
in the Ame. the m road half NIL. sDGvs
and sin hundred about one fourth Of which
well tmbered wood land THIS land : well adapted 10 the su,
rabIe TWO story dwelling honse with two rooms below and
NV above stairs further description is deemed unnecessary
IS perons wishing purchase will choose TO view The land
which win be shown them by myself Major John W. Fosts OF
Mr. John Webster residing within half mile Of the place
Tw, ef Sa-one third OF the purchase money 10 be paid
down The balance payable equal annual instaiments
A.. * 32-w3w
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NJ. II. PRESTON,
ALEX. LUDLAM,
G. F. WATSON,
Anniisf Ord 1870

Susu., Ord 1870 32-2t
u,O My CREDIToRS.-Wtha view Of bringing my business
SPEEDY close debit and the debts Of Mos
w. Spencer = Co. J. & L. b. MoseIy & Co.. viii, Fri
credit OF six months my property Of every description
-nx part valuable aud likely young Negro Men
Rays and Women and lot in the village Of the New
Store opposite William D. Jones' and adjoining The lot on which
The Academy Is built valuable Stallion of fine blood and good
appearapce Cattle Sheep and fine blooded Hogs Of the
other stock several Wagons Carasc and Har
Of every variety Also crop Of Corn OATS Hay &C., besides
great many valuable useful articles too tedious TO mention
in an advertisement.
All INV creditors and Of the two firms with whom have
are respectfully requested attend the day
will be made for them to Offset
'"0 ' ~ JOSIAH MosELEY.
", Aur,u
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Or. Meucci made his first appearance before Rich
mond audience Tuesday evening Much of the
talent we'll Of the beauty Of our city pesen. on
the OCCASION The subject OF his lecture intro
duc:ion to the science of Physosnomy-a science, 10
which many apply the term of humbug, even when
they unconsciousy shaping their own conduct by
its influence, whilst many others ignorant OF lis
existence, Monsieur Jourdain that he had been
speaking prose all his life. Dr. NJ handled his subject
in most interesting manner; at one moment carrying
away with him the feelings Of his hearers into the high
or regions Of sentiment, and again convusng them
with laughter BY some gro'esqne mimicry or well told
anecdote His command Of our language is wonderful,
and although his quickness OF uterance and somewhat
violent gesture do not correspond with the severity OF
American TASTE he possesses high degree that nde'
scrbabe manner which attracts and holds the attention,
while it leaves upon the engs Of the audience an i'm
preston Of kindness towards the speaker DR.. NJ comes
from Florence the al Of learning and OF the arts,
and has about him that enthusiasm of temperament
which, we may imagine, once inspired the pc.
cts and painters who hnurished in The height OF
the Medcean glory. lie educated at the
famed college of Psa, and since his residence in
this country, has also been admitted to the benefits
of the University of Pennsylvania. DR.. Meucc
comes among with the undoubled testimonials,
both 10 his character and his abes-flis debut on
Tuesday is good evidence of the latter; his department
is such as to Prepossess most favoraby as 10 the
former.
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Anr. &c

TDIT ATION Session Of the Ellington School will
commence 9th Of September and close on The 18th VI
December neat = u .,r ~, S ~ :. .ox
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