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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-07
NOTICE.

TShereby given, to the creditors of Edward
Wilson, Sf. that personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, and that The sew
cntcenth day Of October being the second day Of
our County Court next succeeding this date
hath been set apart for the final hearing in his
case, where his creditors may attend, and show
shall not be granted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH. elk
July i5-Sm Cecil county Court.
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Notice.

T S hereby given to the creditors Of Henry
Il Shippers, that dersonal discharge hath been
granted To said debtcr, and that the seventeenth
day OF October being the second day Of cur Coun
ty Court next succeeding this date hath bcbn
set apart for the final hearing in his case, where
his creditors may attend, and show cause, if any
they have, why final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
July s-3m Cecil unity court.
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1 Cent Reward.

Runaway from the Subscriber, residing in Elk
Neck, on Monday tho 18th inst, white boy,
named Perry Short, an indented apprentice to the
farming business. The said boy is abont IA
years Of age, and had on when no went away,
a linen roundabout, striped pants and buff vest.
All persons arc forbid harboring or trusting said
bow, and the above reward, will be paid TO any
ne returning him to INC. -
GEORGE HARRISON.
Sent asst.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer for sale that tract
of land lying in Cecil county: State of Mary
land, bounded on the South by the Bohemia
river, which is famous for ducks and fin
on the North by tho road leading TO the fer
ry, and adjoining the Hon. Richard H. Bay.
ARDS mansion farm.
The farm contains about
900 ACRES.
The soil of the hes, quality, with inexhaus-
liable beds of she'll mari; lime can be deIiv.
cred on the shore. The buildings consis
ola good house, barn and other out build
n gs.
For terms which will be accomm odatin
apply to WILLIAM BRYAN,
or CHAS. A. BRYAN,
McDonougl., New Castle county, Del,
Sept. 16-6w.
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a lNIXEEp FACT

ITISUNlV ERSALLY CONCEDED tina,
StuntoRs External Remedy,
HUNTS LlNIMEN T,
Is one otthe Greatest Blessings within the rcacl:
of II mankind. it can be had Tor only - cents
bottle, and will always cure when timely ap..
Piled Millions havo testified to It's wonde'ili
healing properties It relieves Fam instantly;
il cures disease and prcrch!S det0rmHg II restores
to healthy action the Nitrous Sysssm whenever
It is attacked by any OF tho complaints 10 "A'h
it is subjects there IS no McdicI'ie that can conf
pare with it. II you lave either o'thr following
diseases procure it. and you may rest assured
that YOU will experience relief at once, and the
continued application will soon remove the dis
ease. Sp;nni Affections, rheumatism, Paralysis
and all Nervous Affections. Contraction OF the
Muscles. Sore Throat and Quincy, Issues, Old
Ulcers, Pains in tho Back and Ghost, Agnc in
the Breast and Face Too: III ache, SpIains, Brus-
cs, Salt Rheum, Burns, Group, Frosted Feet,
Corns, Buuyo Fresh Wounds, SwelllnCs ana
Bruises, Scrofulous Affections! Posons, lc Dol
drcux and all Cutaneous and Nervous Diseases,
vanish before it, and leave the body IN Il sohhn
and health state. For evidence OF ITS great
hover over the System, see tho pamphlets 10 DC
Dad of every Agent, gratis.
RHEUM. New YoRK, February 49, 1917.
S,R--I have been cured OF the Salt Rheum by
few applications Of Hunts Imminent was
effected with the complaint for eight months.
tried every thing that was recommended, but all
to no purpose; the disease grew worse. lnSeP-
tember last, gentleman (Mr. l.. Titus? with
whom | was travelling, recommended Hunts
Linmcnt used it but six times when the d.
seasc lief, mo. have deferred making this CON-
munication, until | was certain the cure was ct
fsctual and pc rma nent am nov certain it is
so, and can therefore conscentously recommend
Hunts Loiment as a certain aud speedy cure for
Salt Rheum'
Yours, respectfully, Jp. CLEMEN
A VOICE FROM DELAWARE.
LEWIS, Sussex co Delaware, Feb 8, ls47
Send me SIX boxes Of Hunts Liniment mme
diatcly. am entirely cut. have heard ct
three cases Of Corns being cured by twice bath
ing with the Liniment; several cures OF hheum-
atism; one case of Group, and one of weak limbs.
| have had no furnish the Lnnent on the Sab.
bath, SO sanguine was the applicant Of its bcne-
| fetal effects L.. WES! q ooN.
GEORGE Z. STANTON, Proprietor,
Sing Sing, New York.
.Myrv]and Agent. G. NJ. HARRIS, LOG Bal
more ST., near Holiday, and for sale by all THE
lTY DRUGGISTS.
Sold by Dr. J. WALLACE, Elkton.
| July Is. AS
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Cg.eaD EErssssosC RFsssts

B. J. Williams No. II Mortt, 9Th street rha.
Venitian Blind Manufacturer, las nuw on hand,
HE argest, and most fashionable assortment oG
narrow STAT and other Venilian Blinds, of ally
other establishment in the United States. Conn
prsing entire new stile, Trimmings and COLOUR,
which will be sold at tho loves; prices, whoc-
sale and retail Old Blinds Painted and lrln-
ed to look equal to new. The Ctz of Cecil
county and adjoining districts arc, respectfully
invited to call ard examine his assortment, be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. FecIing conhAcnl
Of pleasing ano giving satisfaction ~ al. wao
may favor him with call ........,
BENJAMIN J. WILLIAMS.
M. - North 9th s.. f.ail
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Land surveying.

The subscriber still continues the business Of
surveying lard, and from much experience in
coating lands, tracing lines, and ivlding esta ties
! isprepared to execute all calls IN his profession
with expedition and accuracy. He also attends
10
CONVEYANCING,
Writing deeds, Mortgages, Wills articles ofa-
grecment, Bonds, Bills Of Sale, Leases Sc. He
also ac.s as
LAND AGENT.
In selling Lands on commission. All calls ill
be thankfully received and promptly attended to
on moderate terms. Communications By mail
will receive immediate attention:
JAMES MEGA ULEY.
New Leeds, near Elkton Md,
June 18th '4S.
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NOTICE..

The Orphans Cour, of Cecil county will
hold special meeting on the 18th day of
September mex, it being the second Tues.
day OF said month
TIES, GEORGE R. HOWARD Reg
September, I'd 'l8. IN.
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Merchants Look at This.

The Subscribers having engaged largely in tho
Timing Business, are prepared to supply Nor
chants with all kinds of
TIN WARE,
at very low price, and will warrant all their ar.
,cles to surpass anything Of the kind that has
ever before been offered from Elkton. AS ono
Of the firm is practical workman, and works at
the business himself, and superinlends the work.
it will be made in the best manner and of the
best materials.
All persons wanting to purchase Tin Ware,
will do we'll by calling at this shop, before puy-
chasing elsewhere, as thoto will be genera as
sortmen, always on hand. Ware will be deliv-
cred anywhere within 50 miles free Of cost. |.
is the intention of the firm to do
WHOLESALE
business only. There will be no retail hawking
from this establishment III orders in orr line
will be Thankfully received and promptly attend
ed 10. Don't forget the place In the "hollor,"
corner Of Beau Street, and opposite krauss'
Hotel.
ROOFING & SCOUTING.
Roofing and Sporting done at the shortest no.
tice. ly the best worknlcn. OF good n,ateral and
warranted perfect. ENCCH CROUCH.
!. H.CLARlDGE.
Elkton, March 4th '4s-tf:
LlTsTLE MORE GRAPE CAPT. BRAGG.
JOHN KRDER.
North east Corner Walnut and second SITS
PHILADELPHIA
Keeps constantly on hand, Of lis own manu-
facture and imported, complete assortment "
| RIFLES, SHOT GUS, PisTols SC, Which l.
warrants Of the best quality as represented, TO
which he respectfully invites tho attention e
purchasers,
He is also prepared to supply POWDER FLAsRs,
Sucr BAGS, GAME BAGS. SUPERIOR PowpER,
Grg CorToN, PEEcussluS CAPS. SHOT, BuLLET
MorLps, DALI & BLASK CARTRIDGES, snd has
materials for Gun Makers, srortsmen. So. GA
tcrmcs as low as amy other establishment. in tho
United States.
In testimony ofhis skill MS n.anufarturer tho
FRAExLlS lNsllrrTs awarded to him 10 Cerh.
fcates in the years 1910 and ls42 und three Siirer
| Medals in the years lS4i-lS46 and lS47--a.l
Of which may be seen at his pluco Of business.
Ii-A choice supply OF RECORDING Pistols cu-.-
stantly on hand
july l5 rs, N.
q untiay School Library R,oks--A sp'cnd,i
Cassort,uent Of miscellaneous. Juvenile, aud
Sunday school Library Books For sale at cuj
pieces, at the Port Deposit Box Depot, by
mayer b. +. HEArH,
rE7INOrJIY SEED iats,'csy
l. Aug IS, As WIN. T3..rcsS =
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Lumber.

Tho subscribers have just received from Port
Deposit fresh supply Of Lumber of every des-
cription, embracing Pine Boards of all qualities;
l-e inch Siding; Pine and Hemock joists and
s,uddng; Pine and Cypress Shingles Of all
lengths, llemlcck Fencing Boards, &c. which
they will offer to the public on the most accom-.
inodatins terms.
BErH EFT + kARSNEE
July - As sm Chesapeake CT
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Phil. VII. and BAIT. RAIL
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Train o. Cars from Phadrl-
nhia tn- Baltimore, nrr;ye at Elaton quarter be-
fore ! | O'Clock, g. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Philu. q.
quarter before y o'clock.
Night line from Philadelphia reaches Elkton
at halfpast IL o'clock at night.
Night train from Baltimore arrives bore quar-.
ter before II O'Clock, p. NJ.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
Elkton, .7rril slh as.
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Notice.

IS hereby given, to the creditors Of Hugh J.
Ferguson, that personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, and that the seventeenth
day Of October being the second day ofour coun
ty Court nexr succeeding this date, hath been set
apart for the final hearing in his case. where his
creditors may attend, and show cause ifany they
have why final discharge shall not be granted
said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk
July l5,-3m. Cecil county Court
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NOTICE..
Valuable Property at Private Sale.
Farm, Mills and Woodland.

Valuable Property at Private Sale.
Farm, Mills and Woodland.
The subscriber will sell at Private
Sale, all his property, viz:
No. 1. A fine farm. containing
80 ACRES,
16 of which'ls woodland, the balance is
tilable, undsr good fencing and in a
good state of cultivation, having been re-
Gently lined. There is on this property
comfortable Stone Dwell
klHl!sh ing with frame kitchen
~ g Il: - attached, a we'll OF good
water at the door; also,
spring of good water and stone spring
house, good barn, part log and part
frame, and a good apple orchard.
No 9. A GRIST MILL nearly new,
in good order, to which saw mill can
be attached with little expense; the
frame of which is nearly ready to put
together. There are IL Acres Of Land
attached to the mill, OF good quality.
This mil! Is located in manufacturing
district: is within / Of mile OF the NJ es-
srs Parkes' Rolling Mill, and about the
same distance from Messrs ]. D. Fisler
s. Co.'S Cotton Factory, and about mile
from the Cotton Factory of Mr.. D. Lord
which together with thickly settled
vicinity affords fine market for flour
and feed. There is also on this lot a small
RxA Frame Dwelling fine spring
M TIT Of water near it, with some
Sss5 s{lM other improvements, such
k-za as stabling &c.
No. 3. A lot of good aehs31eh.
WOODLAND, containing 81 Sx
AcRFs, we'll set with good and ~I
valuable timber.
The above Farm, Mill, and Woodland,
will be sold altogether or separately to
suit purchasers: This property will pos
itively be sold on reasonable terms, and
lying in healthy and thriving neigh
borhood, is very desirable property,
being handy to stores, shops, schools and
places OF worship 1t is located about
5 miles north of Elkton on the public
road leading from Cherry Hill to Cow
antown, about an equal distance from
each. Persons wishing to purchase will
call on the undersigned at the Mill, or
letters directed to Cherry Hill Cecil Co.
Md, will receive immediate attention
JACOB MARKEE
Sep 2, '4S-tt.
*.*Del. Journal, and Village Record,
insert 81 and send bills to this office.
LOOK AT THIS.
Drine Bolagne Sausage, worry superior
Il Dried Beof,
Beef Tongues,
Mackcral,
| Herring, smoked and in pickle.
Also, fresh lot Of Chairs, Stands, &c, which
will be sold very low for cash or country
suce VIM. PELL.
Aug &c. Cheap Sters, east Elktor
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. farm contains about
200 ACRES.
Trustees Sale.

In virtue of decree in equity, the
subscriber as Trustee will sell at Public
Auction at the Court House, IN Elkton, on
Tuesday the 18th of October
next, the real estate of which Samuel
Freeman late Of Cecil county, died, seiz-
ed consisting of the village of Back
Creek and the adjacent lands as follows
LIST. The lands known as the Back
Creek farm, containing about
100 Acres,
of fine Land. The Improvements on
which consist of large Frame Dwelling
House with corn House, smoke house,
and other outbuildihgs.
There is also upon this property very
valuable
G1iSt MIL,
with two pair of stones for grinding
wheat and corn, also a Glover Mill, and
Plaster Mill under one roof, and Saw
Mill, all of which are believed to be in
good repair.
Upon this property is also situated the
village Of Back Creek, consisting in part
A of 2 WO TORY
4 ::!A DWELLING HOUSES, 2
,ss4s4 Store HOUSES, Black
~ smith shop and Wheelwright
shop; and the new house occupied by
negro George, in which he has life es-
tate, under the said Freeman's will, The
above property will be sold altogether
or in parcels to suit purchasers.
9. The tract Of land known as the
Whitman Farm, which lies adjoining
the Back Creek farm, and ceatains about
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NOTICE.

.NVTECE.
The subscriber having been appointed Consta
BILE for the Third Election District Of Cecil couu
ty, begs leave to inform Zig friends and the pub
lie generally, that hr is now prepared to atten
to all business that may be entrusted to his care
with promptness.
THOMAS THACkERY.
N. B. Persons wishing to place accounts in
my hands, can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, Esqs.
Deer | /, '47-9m 7. T..
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Sign Of the Big Boot i.

county, is to be found at the sub
scriLers BOOT & SHOE STORE, in Elkton.
Sign Of the Big Boot.
opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased Of his brother, (Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock IF Ladies', Misses', and children g
boots and shoes, and has commenced manufac-
turing Ladies' Shoes Of every description. lie
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call, with mems women's and
chiidrens boots and shoes ofthe best sort at very
low prices. THOS. c. CROUCH
Eikton, Feb. 26th AS.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted boot and shoe
makers
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M OR E ne ~ S .

Fl The largest, The Mosr FA SH.
81 IONABLE, and the best assort-
kkDE G9ment of meas, woman's, and chill
u drens boots and sfocs, in Cecil
county, is to be found at the sub
.,-I,., pOnT z, SlnE STOPE /, ElLto,,
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THE NEW STORE.

DENNY & PEARCE, are opening a stock Of
new and elegant Dry Goods, in their new store
room Just fitted up, two doors from DR.. Wall
lace IS Drug Store, where they will be happy to
SEQ their friends and the public They have alss
an excellent lot o: Groceries. All their goodo
are OF good qualities, and at cheap prices.
JAMES DENNY,
BENJAMIN c. PEARCE
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Fflnis anlFaNow OF tiZens;
LOOK HE RE.
Stoves! StVes

TIL. suhscri,er wishes to inform you, one and
all that he intends this Fall and Winter to keep
all kinds ofstoves, which he will cell cheap fe,
cash or country produce. The following
some o. the kinds he will have on hand.
The celebrated Buck Stove,
Church's improved Fasorile
do Ar-tight
Philadelphia Alright
do Willow Stove
Cast Iron, alright Parlor stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on top.
Plain plate stove
Coal stoves for Offices and stores
and al other kinds that are in use. Call frien's
and fellow citizens and examine for yoursevee
Try and prove-you will not fail to be pleased
Eecolect the old stand-the large brick, on tina
corner near tho bridge. Resp'y
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
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NOtice.

rs hereby given to the creditors Of James Nc
i Cabe, that personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, and that the seven toenth
day Of October being the second day of our
County Court next, succeeding this date hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case
where his creditors may attend, and show cause
if any they have, why final discharge shall
not be granted said debtor.
GEORGE McCOLLOUGHClk.
July l5-S m. Cecil county eour,
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Spring and Summer Fashions,

N sfor the very liberal
patronage extended to him
informs his customers and
the Public, that lie has
received the latest Fash
ions and is prepared to
mako Coats ofevery des-
cription, and Ill Their kinds
OF mems Is rmsnts, ia frs
rate fashionable style
Shop two doors W os tof tn,
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DENTAL SURGERY

DEN l. So Kts EKF
WILLlAM l.. JONES.
Surgeon Dentist from Baltimor
,SsrsS having removed TO Eiklon, offer
VIITYYS his professional services to he
citizens Of Cecil and the rdjacent
counties Office two doors east of Johnson 9
Hotel, lste!y occupied As the Office OF the cecil
County Advocate.
Teeth extracted, filed, plugged, or insert ed
upon ,l.c latest ! most improved pFncrl
very moderate rates.
Special attention will be paid to children
syhcn his professional services are required
Advice glatls.
Ladies vii be waited en- at their residences
ifdesired.
Very upcror den,r6 rs of his Own mrnn :
hcture always on hand
M,y l3tl t3 6n.
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Notice..

rs hereby gwen, to the creditors of Robert
Il Stephenson, that personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, and that the seven
teenth day of October being the second day of
our County Court next, succeeding this date
hath been set apart for the final hearing in his
case, where his creditors may attend, and show
cause, ifany they have, why a final discharge
shall not be granted slid debtor
GEORGE McCULLOUGH,'C elk.
July S-3m Cecil county court
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IVU IVU.
is hereby given, to the creditors Of G gorge "
alexander, that personal discharge hath
be en- granted to said debtor, and that the seven
tecnth day Of October being the second day Of
our county Court next succeeding this i lte hath
been &c, apart lor the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend and show cause,
if any they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted snid debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH elk.
SIN Cecil county cou
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The Subscribers having engaged largely in the
Timing Business, are prepared to supply Nor.
chants with all kinds Of
TIN WARE
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DAINlING.-H Sign. and Fancy pain
Il ting done in the best manner, at moderate
prices by VIM. PELL, Elkton,
Aug. &c.
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NIONPARIEL WASHING SOAP.-This
N superior article celebrated for rendering the
hardest Of water Efficient for cleaning all substan
ces to which it NAV be applied, and is fast super
ccdng all other kinds of soap, Wooden manufac
turers, Hotel Keepers, House Keepers & others
arc invited to give it trial. Just received and
for sale by VIM. TORBERT.
Aug. 10. HS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-23

That document contains our position, unal-
terably taken; and, come veal, come. woe,
the people, our constituents, shall find that
we have met the crisis, and that nothing can
drive us from our honest, prudent and reluc-
tantly but firml y taken position. u .,....5
AS long as even semblance of an adhe-
renee to the constitution marked the course
of the majority I'VE felt bound to bow submis-
sively to their behests; but when broken
and a violated constitution warned us that
every barrier to our liberties was to be swept
away, then further submission became a
vice. ..-- .
Those now, or at any time entrusted with
the management of the government of the
people of Ohio, have no power except that
conferred by the constitution. That is the
language of the instrument ITSELF The ex-
ercise Of any power not conferred by the
constitution is an act of revolution. That
right we have exercised, and shall again
exercise, whenever necessary to defend our
freedom. . ~. a.... -r-lt...
We shall now await the further action
of the majority of the Senate, ready at any
time to return to the final discharge of our
duties as legislators in finishing and perfect
ing every constitutional measure of the ses-
sion, or to return home, each to his constit-
uents. In either case are we satisfied that
we have fearlessly discharged our duties as
representatives of freemen, and that had
we not resisted, it might, with propriety,
have been said of us, ''that we were but fit
to be slaves, and fit instruments to enslave
the rest of mankind" t4.. z>=E
dated February l5, lS4s, and signed by
Andrew H. Byers, and IA others as above.