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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-24
COnstabIe's Sale.

Ely virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias issued
by 4. C. Lusby, one of the justices of
the peace of the state of Maryland, in and
for Cecil county, at the suit Of Black &
Brother, against the goods and chattcs,
lands and tenemcnts Of Thomas Logan
(or Wm.) and to me directed | have sciz-
ed and taken into execution all the right,
title, interest and estate, at law and in
equity of the said Thomas Logan, (of
Wm.) in and to all that house and lot,
whereon William Logan, Senr. now re-
sides, containing 10 acres more or less,
adjoining lands Of Geo. p. Whitaker and
others, and hereby give notice that on
Saturday the 2llh day of June inst, at II
O'Clock, NJ. at the house of Mrs. Lum,
in North East, will offer for sale the
above described property to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said writ.
CHS. Z. T. FOSTER, Const.
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in CIIANCERY 10 JUNE 1913.

Ordered that the sales made and rcpor-
ted by John Partridge Trustee for the
sale Of the Real Estate Of Henry llollings-
worth, deceased be ratified and confirm
ed unless cause be shewn to the contrary
thereof on or before the tenth day Of Au-
gust next provided a copy of this order
be inserted IN some newspaper printed III
Mary land once in each Of three successive
weeks before the tenth day Of July next.
The Report states the amount of sales
TO be $o2706.
True Copy,
Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Reg. Cur Can.
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For Sale.

A Dwelling House and Store House
AAand a lot Of ground situated in the
town Of Elkton, adjoining land of Will
liam Torbcrt and Others on the West end
Of Gay street, the said lot has front OF
about 20 feet and runs back about 100
feet There is large kitchen attached 20
the Dwelling House, there is good
Smoke House on the lot and good Well
of Water at the kitchen door; the houses
ars in good repair and will be sold gu plea
sirg terms and coed title given when
sold. 1t rents at present for eighty dollars
year Persons wishing to purchase will
do we'll by applying Immediately to the
Owner il Little Elk.
JAMES MATHEWS.
June Eth 1913 -3w
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fiaa'sicd.

On S'r Gay ISrh inst by the Rev
James NJ cInllc. Mr. John CosdCn o. this
place to Miss Sarah Ann Donaldson, OF
Bohemia Manor.
IN Eikton Oh the 22nd inst by heRev.
d. Shields, Mr. Robert Gilmore, to Miss
Louisa I'agart, both of Cecil Co. MD.
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New York, Oct so, 1872.
ContIcmcn--it affords me much pleasure I"
bear testimony to the eii'eacous NntucS OF your
Compound Extract Of llorchound Candy in re-
| cent instance.
niue boy OF mlhc TOOK severe 'oi"' WIN"
"Vht"h from degrees "ii''' 1t tc'i''"t''' III ''
scarlet lever HIS throat saS h"ch uI''r''o''
and he could take ho'l'hg except III Il 'lI"
state My physician ha'c me prepare LOT inc
worst ara ho'" ""' no 'h"nr'''''"' ''''' '"'
ch'i" "oulu Icco'ei--''oooo' TIC s''u 1t ""' ''''
''Sa'O',
AZ 'h' }''"cIare 1t STRUCK me thal you' '"''"!
might do good. accordingly procured pack
age, and dissolved the sticks into liquid. In
this way administered it to the little sufferer
and he seemed TO emo, and like the taste. In
in Tire course ola few hours perceived pap"-
bic change. He brcathcd easier, and did not
complain of his throat. IL a few days all dan-
ger had passed, and he is now perfectly We'll
solely, believe, from the use OF your cIarlhco
essence of horeIound.
lscnd you this certificate in hope that other
! patients will try it under similar circumstance:
with similar success
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NOTICE.. Z

All persons arc hereby. f"rwarned from
receiving any notes which William Ros#el
hn Ids against his sister Hannah Prichart,
as they are Illegal.
HANNAH PRiCllMT.
June 2lth 1913 3w
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Notice..

The Commissioners of Cecil county
will mcetat their room in the Court House
Oh Tuesday the 27lh June, inst, for the
purpose of Hearing appeals, making traus-
lcrS, examining accounts, sc. 81.
The Collectors of the several districts
are required to make returns at this meet
ing of them assessments for 1872.
By order
&. II. JOYCE, Clerk
.Inno Eli 1Sl2-tm.
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june l7lh 1Sl3-tm.

.NTy1dnd, CcnU County Set.
4 Nm application of james Getty of Cecil!
ePCownty Ivy petition in writing 10 the iudg-
rs of Cecil County Court that he is in ac-
tual confinement for dtb.s he is unable TO
pay, and Offering TO deliver UP for INC benefit
ol ms creditors, all lis property, real personal
ana mixed, TO which he is in any way cnti-
Tied, schedule whereof and list of his credits
and debts being annexed TO his said petition upon
oath, ard praying TO be discharged from actual
confinement, and TO have extended to him the
benefit olthc several insolvcnt laws of Maryland;
and IT appearing TO said Cont by competent test-
mony tImtthc said petitioner has resided within the
State Of Maryland for the last sixty days next he
lore his application, said Court appointed William
Hasson Trustee for the benefit oithc said James
Getty who has entered INTO bond, with security
by SAID Court prescribed and approved, for the
faithful performance of his said trust; ainl the said
Trustee having certified to said Court that he il
IN iulI possession Of all the property in the said
schedule and list of debts contained, have order
cd and appointed the first Tuesday next after the
th'fd Monday III October next for the said james
Getty to appear before the said Court at the
court house III Eiklon, to answer such allUgu-
uoh and heterogeneous as may be then ard
li'crc ny ms creditors made and proposed and
Lhc SAID james Getty, having entered into bond
III Il penalty and with security by said Court
prescribed and approved 50 to appear ard answer
as Aforesaid said Court do hereby order and d.
rect that the said james Getty, be discharged
from personal confinement, and that hc give no.
tcc OF TINS his application, and of the day so by
me appointed for his final hearing in said Court
To his creditors, by advertisement IN some
newspaper printed in Cecil County, once a
week Tor three months, before The said first Tues
Jay next alter the third Monday in October next,
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The subscriber being aware Of the hardness of
the times and the great scarcity of money, feels
disposed to sell his work at prices that will suit
the convenience of all who may wish to pur-
chase.
Undertaking. He also informs the public, that
he is prepared TO make at the shortest notice,
COFFINS of every description. He has also
also first rate HEARSE, which will enable
him to discharge allduiGs in this line Of BUSH
ness, which will be done, whenever his services
are required. LEVI +. BOULDEN.
June 6, lS13--ly
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Marshal Neys

'Eshis Thorough Bred Horse, got hy
In New ! ok American Eclipse, cut "I
Diana, will stand at the Farm ui his u"n
cr, at E.ktou this season. The season 10
end the lsr August. Terms so lnsur-
ancc--For Pedigree sec Hand iIrIis.
JESSE BUREIIAM.
Elklon hIay, 2Gth I~l5-u
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Farm for Sale.

'E'he subscriber will sell his farm, situate
about one mile North West Of Elkton
Cecil county, state of Maryland, contain
iur
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

FAFNERS TAkE NOTTCE.
The subscriber has the pleasure to an
nouncc to his friends and the Public, that
he has commenced the manufacturing of
Wool in all its various branches, at the
Providence Mills on North East Creek.
near Gllpin's Falls. Those who will IA
vor him with their worI; may depend on
having it done with propricty and dispatch
JETIEO JOHNSON.
n. B. Wool will be carded in rolls
for s. cts. cash
Providence Mills, June 10, 1913.
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ALFRED q. NOSgE.AyEb.
aeEM@bV AL.

II, G. Caldwell, Barber, has rcmovee
from the Washington hotel, to the shoT,
formerly occupied by Jacob Anderson,
where hopes to continue to merit con-
tinuancc of the custom he received at his
old stand.
lie also keeps now an assortment Of
well selected confectionery, which he will
sell very cheap.
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SiaeriiA'S Sale.

EsY virtue of sundry writs of Fer FACT
as, issued out of Cecil County Court, at,
the suit of Euoch Cloud, against the goods
and chattlcs, lands and tcncmcnts of Jo-
srph { Cloud. to me directed, have srjz-
ed and taken in execution all the stock in
trade Of the said Joseph G.. Cloud, con-
sIstng of large number Of new stoves,
improved patterns and different sizes, 5
kegs cast nails, about 500 bushels char
coal, L lot of SuSquehanna stone coal, sup
posed to be 80 tons, one set Of Black
smiths tools, a lot Of street IrGn, supposed
to be about , tons. pair patent scales,
a large assortment Of lin ware, such as
bakers, boilers, buckets, boxes sauce
pans, Ladies', candle mouIds, cuIlendcrs.
measures, cups, SC. Sc; also all the right.
title clam, interest and estate at law and
in equity of Tie said Joseph 4. Cloud III
and to the store house, tin shop and
Blacksml,hs shop now IN his occupation.
and | hereby give notice that | will on
Saturday the 2lth inst, at 10 O'Clock, A
NJ at said store house, sell the said pro-
perty 50 seized and taken in execution.
to the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy
said executions.
EDW. j. FOAED, Shn.
june Sd lS43-.-ts
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NEW SPRING
GOO IlS.

TUE subscriber has Just returned from Phila-
delphla with rood assortment of SPRING
GOODS, which being purchased very low, vii!
be sold at uncommonly low prices at the OLpl
STAND, neat door to the Court House.
April s, ID. WILLIAM TORBETT.
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Mansion House.

Corner of st. Paul and Fuycltc streets
Baltimore.
E~s.R TIE undersigned having
&@;s;'& taken, fitted and furnished the
GSSssTli III MANSION HOUSE as a
A.zsz::l sss'-ss-8.S PUBLIC HOTEL would be
happy to receive the patronage Of hi,
friends and that Of the travelling com
muuity who may favor him with call.
and hattcrs himself that they will find
every comior, and attention which are to
bemct with in the best Hotels in the city.
N. 3. 4 few Gentlemen can be ac-
commodatcd with board and pleasant
rooms by tho month OF year on roasoua-
bic terms.
JOHN NErETSON
Ap,I3tl iSl2-Gm
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THE CECIL WING.
CAElN ET-W ARE-RCOM,
IN EI.KTON

IN T.lkTON.
FEVllE subscribe, thankful for past f;Vors,
Il would respectfully inform his friends amt
the public in general, that he Is still carrying on
the above business at the OLD STAND, nearly
opposite the dwelling Of Edward Wilson, Esqr,
where he has constsntly ON hand large and
general assortment Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-24

CADINET-W ARE,
all ofwhirh is made Of the
best materials, by cXpcricn-
ced workmcn, under his nm
mediate inspection, and
which will be disposed of
on accommodating terms.
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A VALE x BEEF HIDES taken IN OK.
change for goods: by s Il i, WIFI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

Court of Common Pleas.
Befora INDIA ITlahnaa


Der. 6--Roaeh Us the Corporation-ln this csse con-
nued from yesterday the Court charged that the Com
their powers the Board Of Water that
they could only discharge the duties assigned them them
selves and not delegate them to others contract made
by the Committee would be valid but not contract
made by the Board empowered by them II, the time
when Mr. Roach appointed regularly by the Croton
Aqueduct Board, by ordinance OF the Common Council
there no additional rate Of salary stipulated on then
Mr. Roach had right to sue and recover an much az he
could prove such services were WORTH but IT, on the
other and he had consented to discharge the duties Of
Register of Rents without additional compensation be-
yond the salary previously paid him by the Water Board
then he debarred from all right OF action Tor extra
services The question for the jury to decide, from the
testimony of Mr. Stevens the one hand who states
that Roach claimed extra compensation two weeks alter
the Water Board assumed the duties OF the COMMITTEES
and that he told him would be all made right On the
other hand, Aldermen Davies, Nesb and Dodge agree,
that the Committee expressly understood from Mr.. Ste
vens, that Mr.. Roach aware of the Conditions
which the Water Board had undertaken the duties and
that appropriations would be made by the Corporation
for extra services The jury must decide from this tes
charge the additional duties. II they thought he did
consent then the defendant entitled TO verdctf
the contrary was the truth, then MIR Roach had Just
claim before the month OF October, the Court was Of
opinion that the objection urged by the counsel for the
defence this point not MATERIAL inasmuch the
time short that could not be accounted legal
obstac to the claim. The letter Of the Committee,
king enquiry from the Water Board what they estimated
the extra services Mr. Roach WORTH showed clearly
that there opinion extant that he entitled to
compensation though after the Board had replied,
stating services worth $40O the OF the Com
mittee the question against the grant, This the
Court thought should be taken into consideration well
the fact thatr Stevens chief of the Water Board,
had been allowed by the Corporation the Of $500
compensation for his services behalf Of the Committee
Of $3.50.
For plaintiff, A. H. DANA Esq; for Corporation, David
Graham, Jr, Esq.
Cals,dar or bionday Oct. s-Nos ss, Al, II, &c. l24,
laa o. H. SO, 49, 49, l2l. 2S. So, lao 30 2o 46
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Bloomington, Iowa.
Correspondence OF the Herald
BLOOMINGTON. Iowa. Sent 81

BLOOMINGTON, Iowa, Sept. Fl, 1913.
Gohna-- Dirom- Rock Riv1-Rock Island HhO
ought not to Emigrdte Wea, and oLo ought to.
DEAR HERALD -
left the lead regions ten days ago, and proceed
ed on horseback from Galena seventy miles south
east, TO Dixon, on Rock River, Illinois, tAence one
hundred miles southwest to Bloomington, Iowa.
Galena is the great emporium of lead, situated six
miles up little creek, called Fever river, which is
always deep enough to admit the Mississippi steam
bots The town is buill In a little ravne, where
gon, ill they dug into the side hill, and made a
street This town contains nearly 1000 inhabitants,
many good buildings, many fine churches and gam
bling houses, much gold, silver, and lead. The
bright shining lead was piled up here like wood
piles at steamboat wharf. The Rock river coun-
try is similar to Iowa, rich prairie, dry and rolling
but is more destitute OF timber. Irode up into the
prairie east of Dixon, to see agreat curiosity of hu.
man ingenuity. Ii is sad that years age, the pa
,riorc people who inhabited these regions get an
idea into their heads that at some future day rail
road would be wanted TO extend from the m0ulh of
the Ohio to Galena, to cross Rock river here, and
these very extraordinary people set themselves
about digging up the wild prairie, building stone
cuverts, evellIng and excavaing for the rails. No
mistake.
AT Rock Island on the Mississippi river near the
mouth OF Rock river, nature has dealt most boun-
teous in forming a pleasant, beautiful, most
magnificent spot for two villages, Rock Island on
the Illinois side, and Davenport on the Iowa side
Picture in the mirror of your eye this majestic
river, with white gravel shores, with beautiful
green island In It's centre, with Its rock bound
shores--from whence it takes its name. Just at
the foot OF the island opens on either sides smooth
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BELMONT BoUsE-NEw BRIGHTON

GEORGE PEIRIss, in returning his grateful acknowledg
- ments to the ladies' and gentlemen who favored
the above establishment during the season. begs
that he has made every suitable the
accommodate families and single The
and dormItones will be found comfortably and
elegantly furnished The table will be supplied with the choi
provisions and the will be found equal any The
proximity of Belmont House the city with excellent
boats plying stipulated hours the well known
e host and cyy Of the attendants combined with the loca
within the landing this
bshment the social and the Union Terms
will be found exceedingly moderate.
u Good stablns and coach houses attached the pre-
sic tfr
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE,
10 CORNHILL LONDON, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL
EXCHANGE

ITO MERCHANTS, Commercial News Rooms Public Ii
braries Agricultural Societies. Officers 1.-THE United States
Printers, Publishers of Newspapers &c.
L. L.. SINMONDS, General Agent and Commission Mer-
chant begs acquant his friends and the American public
general that he ready orders the supply
papers Peodcalsi Stationery Printing Materials Fancy Art-
ces &c of kind and quantity and goods of every dcrp
ton OF first quality at the lowest market prices Of the
day. aud TO transact business the liberal
vided he Is previously furnished with funds drafts either
long short dates reference London LII
house for payment.
p l.. Smmonds will also receive consIgnments of any de-
crpon OF merchandise be sold and accept
bills at short dates for thirds of the amount receipt of
the bills OF ladng. Consgnmens entrusted his will
meet with possible despatch their disposal
with the interest OF the consgnees Knowledge Of
general business coupled with promptude and Judge
en Will he trusts enable him to give complete satisfaction
all who may favor him with their commands
nett ESD Proprietor of the Herald who personally acquant
ed with MrSmmonds and the and of his establish
s28tfr
TO NEWSPAPER AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS IN
THE UNITED STATES.
'TNHOSE excellent illustrated Newspapers, The Pictorial
Times and illustrated London News supplied Cd
sterling per Punch Is I'd and all the London and
Foreign Newspapers they regularly supplied,
wholesale and retail by
p l.. SIMMONDS,
Newspaper and Periodical Agent, 10 Comh London.
on Mr.. Slmmonds account.
Advertisements received for insertion in all the London,
Country and Foreign Journals s28tf
THE NEW YORK HERALD is regularly filed in London
by Mr. l.. SlNlMONDS Agent for the American Papers,
British and Foreign Newspaper Office 10 Comhll, London
opposite the Royal Exchange where orders and
will be received. s28tfr
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PATENT ELASTIC
SH GU LID Err, BRA E

THE SUBSCRIBERS offer, with full confidence in ;ts
l. utility and usefulness the above named article This
article intended TO brace the shoulders support the back and
expand the chest giving graceful outline the figure and
will be found indispensable persons Of sedentary habits
Parents and guardians particularly requested examine this
which it is recommended nameyo brace the shoulders of
children and others who have acquired the habit OF STOPPING
and retain their form upright position They can be worn
with perfect being formed with elastic back aud will
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring Russia or
Riding Belt The above articles manufactured under the
the for the last sixteen and may be depended on
superior to any article eer offered for the same pu pose
Sold wholesale and retail AZ the old establishment of
PARSELLS X AGATE,
2y7 Broadway of Park Place
NJ Blades will be sgpylied and fitted by calling at the
residence of MADAME PARSELLS, 400
between Hubert and Laight street. s25 23sec
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@LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

a Whefe
be found complete assortment of all the different
kinds colors, sorts and for ladies' children
Iaers Boots, B9skns, Slippers and walking shoes Also.
nda kubbes and Moccasns proof shoes
latest style and fashion; ladies' misses and chdrens Caters of
all kinds and colors IN the style and variety all
and suited to all tastes genemen boys ADD chdrens
boots and shoes of french and native calf and fine
all their variety ready made made shortest
notice Genemen oyerhoes and nnumersbe assortment
OF other goods, at WALKERS, 4l9 Broadway
= - Of Canal ST.
NB-Heads Of families, by patronirng this blishment
80
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THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public, that the Mansion House located in In
outsider No g. the vicinity Of the landing
and vegetable MARKET having commodous family apartments
arranged in the order
is employed procure permits land passengers
baggage SC who will board vessels Immediately the
the officers
N B-Vistors this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul at the of embarkaton obvate DIFF
hculties aud Inconvenience.
sci 6mec WILLIAM FULTON
IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND VISITORS TO
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
r o CT Il l. s s HOTEL,
the village of Cerro three miles from Havana This esta-
biishment is advanageousy situated properly fitted up
and attended afordng the benefit of country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures Of the Capital pre-
venting timely attendance business Every attention is
promised by the satisfaction their visitors
CHARGES.
Boarding for single person in m..$2 90 day
two three persons in room. 81 50 day
each person.
With families particular be entered
N. B.-Omnbusses from morning till night be-
tween the Cero and Havana making the trip half hour
s2t I'm
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ENGLISH ENGRAVINGS.-Strangers Visiting the city
u invited call 81 Canal street. few doors
DrSsdway south side where they will find Of the laees
lower prices than yet offered The supplied
be Engayngs by the old masters and books
bought and sold; colors. stationery, &C. sis lmsrc
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N HATS-FALL FASHIONS iS43-The subscriber
improves the occasion presented by the fall change the
fashion hats to his eEds and the public
general to his Establishments, No. 100 Chatham and
"a Canal OF where he offers sale and
inspection large and elegant OF Hats Caps
extremely low prices He particularly invites their attention
his fine Nura Fur Hats al S. proof and
retain their color and shape lie would also call their
TO his short Silk Hats 81 % and SO 30 Also his
superne Moleskin Hats the low price 81 The above
mentioned Has neat and durable and advan
ageously with hats seld in this So anu 81.
WILLIAM BANTA,
d huIIr az