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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

~We regret to learn Thomas s.
Thomas Esq, was thrown from his sulky
in North East on Tuesday last and So
verely injured-being for long time III
sensible. We are gratlfed to state, how
ever, thai he is likely soon TO recover.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

The District convention will b. held
in Trinity thulrh on Thursday and Fri
day next (o7to & 23h inst, at the usual
honr Of morning ard evening service
On Sunday dcxt the houPs Of service are
10a in the morning, ~ in the evening.
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CONST.lELE'S S.7LE.

BY virtue Of a writ OF Fier Eacias issued
by George II. joyce, one of the Justices
of the Peace, of the State of Maryland, in
and for Cecil county, at The suit OF Ann
H. Tally, against the goods and chattles,
lands and tenemen's of Robert Nj Canaan,
and to me directed, | have taken into exc
cution; all the right, titlc, interest ard es-
tate, at law and in equity, of tie said Rob
ert NJ. Canaan in and to all that tract,
part or p reel OF land, in the fourth Flec-
ton district Of Cecil county, near Nee
teers' Paper Mill on the west side of Lit
tie Elk creek, adjoining lands of Robert
Garter and Others: containing 81 Acres;
and hereby give notice, that on Saturday,
the goth day Of October, at ? O'Clock P Nj.
! will offer for sale the said property, so
seized and taken in execution, hv public
TO the highest bidder for cash,
House door in ELTON.
FHACKERY,
ConsS,
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TO physiGiens. n'uEg'sts and
COUN MERCHANTS.

Dr.. N keeIar and Bro. mos; respectfully
suliCits 0tcniOn to their fresh STOCK Of English
Fl snch, German and .imcrican Drugs, Med
clnes, Chem Gals, Pans, Oils, Dyu Sto.f's,
Earnjsh, Glassware, Fernmery. Patent hadi-
clncs &c Having ope a new store No 204
Market 81. with foil supply Of Fresh Drugs
md Medicines. we resp ctuliv solicit Country
l"rS to examine our sock leiore purchas M
elsewhere promising one and 4 \ aho may feel
disposed To extend to It's their patronage. &c sell
them genuine Drugs ana Medicines ~ As lhpr
a terms us any other house in the city, and 10
faithfully execute all orders entrusted TO US
rr"mpily md with d.spat,h.
One OF the prourirlu's Hn'ug a regular 2lv-
scinn, affords "nrpIe guarnitrr o. T. e genuine
quality OF al artlc 500 at cir establishment
We respectfully invite druggists ami cuuntry
mcrcHan's who msY wlsl, To become agents for
d. keeIcr's Celebrated Family Meoiciues
standard and popular remedres,) to forward
their address.
Soliciting the patronage Of deale,s, We rs-
aprc'!us remain.
in KfEiER & BRO, WaoIesn1e
Druggists No. 494 Market street;
Sept % 49-l PhIaae;rN,r.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

10 Attention is called TO the proceed
tnss OF the great Temperance meeting al
the Brlck Meeting House On the LIST inst,
particularly to the extracts from the beau
tiful and classical speech ofMr. Tri!nb!e
We coGld wish 1t had all been printed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

SrEAzIEG.-The Centreyile Sentinel
having decided that Mr.. Evans is no
speaker, We hope it will get some good
speeches on. of Mr.. Magraw, while he is
80 the lower counties. We would like to
see Report Of one Of his speeches.
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cents. Thus at 54 shiIings per quarter,
~ divided by 8 being &, which multi
piled by 81, gives 81 "A per bushel.n
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CONST.4BLE'S S,4LE.

by virtue Of writ OF Fieri Facias issued
by &. PurnaIi lag, at the suit Of Tome &.
Rinshart and to me directed, against the
goods and ohattss, lands and tenements,
Of the late Robert Little, (Negro) I have
seized and taken into Execution. all tie
right, title, interest claim, ard estate, both
3. law and in equity, of the said Robert
Little in his life time, in and to house
and lot, in the Stlll-house Valley, in the
village ofPort Deposit; and notice is here
by given, that on SATURDAY, the 18Th of
October next, at 3 O'Clock, al the hotel OF
Mr.. John Fl. Michael, Port Deposit, I will
offer The said house and lot at Public Sale,
70 the highert bidder for cash, to satisfy
said fcri facias. J. c. WATERS,
Sept 22--ts iSl.50.) Const.
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A New SoNG.-The Democ,at copies
from the Haford Republican, an article
intimating that Mr.. Evans is in favor Of
and MI. Magraw against, Internal i'm
pr,vements.
The Hartford Gazette refers 10 it as fol
lowe:
"7he writer seemed awfuIly fr,ghtsn-
ed al internal improvements -"the reck-
less and corrupting sys,em OF Maternal i'm
provements And yet he SAYS, If yoa
wish to defeat this system, you must vote
for Mr. Magraw--the iactotum, the hang
er-on Of the Hon Albert Constable, who
was, when a member of Congress, the
able and strenuous supporter of the
"Rive, and Harbor Billy appropria'ing
100000 to internal improvements.
But this friend of Mr. Magraw says that
70 goes against internal improvements
How is it?'
How is ita We repeat. Mr.. Constable
was 10 dig out the North East river-ca-
nal the swamp below Havre-de grace;
build Mai ional Foundry at Con owlngo,
and another we believe, at Gilpin's Falls.
and on these grounds be was supported
s.venuously by the locofocos Of Cecil and
Hartford. Be is how tho righ' hand man
Of Mr.. Magraw How is 1t then, that
this new soag has got into the mouth OF
Tho locsfocos Of these two counties!
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This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber OF Cecil county hath obtained
from The Orphans Court of said county. lei
ler. o Administration on the personal estate
Of James Gillespie, late OF said county
decd Al persons having claims asajns,
the sad deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit tie same w iih the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated on or before lhs 9Th day
Of S. Diember, 1850, they may otherwise,
b, swbe excluded from all benefit Of said
estate All p rsons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
10 The subscriber Given undcr my hand
this 22nd day of September 1919.
HUGH 3 GIBSON, Admir-.
Sept. % '49--6w.
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sale 10 commence ct 3 O'Clock, P. M
JOHN c. CROOME, !
OTHO SCOTT. { Trustees.

f. *Daily Inquirer and daily North
American, phila; Journal, Gazette and
Chicken, Wilmington; Record, West Ches
ter; daily American and daily Patriot,
BALTIC; and Examiner, Lancaster; will copy
once week till sale, and each send copy
and bill to John c. Groome.
ElEton, Sept 22--ts.
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THE CANpIpArEs.-Tho locoPocos who
are attempting to lower the character OF
MIR. Evans as a man Of talents, had better
be trying to build up reputation in that
respect for Mr. Magraw. Really, has he
any qualification, whatever, to fit him for
Congress OF is it not rather burlesque to
he ruaninz him for that station.
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GurroRT TEN. NATLoD.--The surcess OF
&c eral Tavlor's administration depends
upon his having favorable CONGRESS-. The
House will be very close, 50 that it is inn
y>ortant TO have member from this Dis
trio, favorable to Taylor. Let every friend
70 Gen. Taylor therefore vote for Mr..
Evans, who will stand by the ad1nnistra-
ton. Let this view Of the case not be for
gotten.
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Samuel S. NIafit,
I'hos Logan of VIM.
and Mary Logan,
his wife.

"''N !'in' LOodi', I i"At'! hT SIO
his wife. de. t with interest
from 2Sth Get,
iSlS til! paid.
costs 81 Gig.
The su' scrlber having purchased certain
Real Estate OF the above named det,n-
dants at sale thereof made on thu 4th of
August 1919 by Thomas ihachery on
stable, IN virtue OF Eendl'loni Exlopas
issued on the above named judgment, here
by gives notice that ne intends TO apply to
the Judges OF ecil county Court, at the
next session OF SAID Court, to lie held in
E.'hton Oh the 10Th day OF Octo. er rext,
ior continuation OF SAID sale when aod
Wh'fe the sad Defendants or Their credi-
tors, or any other person or persons claim
Ing an interest IN the matter, WI! have an
opportunity of stating objection, if any
they have, why the sale should not be
confirmed, snd Tor that purpose are hereby
warned to appear.
iheprop2rtN purchased Fy the SUI serb
er consists OF all the rI9ht, title, ard inter-
EST OF Thomas Logan of Nm., md Mary
Logan his wife, in and to all that tract, part
OF tract or parcel OF land, lying and be-
INC N TIE 3th Election District Of Cecil
county, called 81 Iaya.l," wherein tie
said detrndanta new r. side, and icing tist
part OF The Real Estate whereof Jeremiah
haNer ST., died seized, which was dcaig-
mated by commissioners appointed Dy Ce-
CT county Court TO max" division Of the
k"al Estate OF the SAID jeremiah Paher Sr.
amongst his heirs at Lot no. 3, and was
taken ny Jeremiah Baker Jr. he beng the
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U I'VE don't care tin sx-pence about
the fuss made concerning Mr.. Evans vote
on Ashmun's amendment. That amend
ment was set-of 10 an amendment by
Henly who attempted TO cram down the
shroats of wings sentiment they did not
believe, coupled with vote Of thanks to
Gen. Teylor. Ashmnn's amendment was
to head off Henly, and it affected it.
1t is rather ont OF place now to talk of
tbe whigs approving Of the war-thev
were opposed to commencing that war, and
they say now as then that Polk bugan It
unconst.tutionally-t but they fought it
principally, and were mainly instrumental
in bringing it to ercditable conclusion,
and he who attempts to .eproach the wing
party about lis course then, docs not know
what public opinion was and is.
VOTERS.-If you would have your
Congressional District represented by
man Of talent who would reflect credit
upoa You, and upon your State, vote for
Alexander Evans.
If you would have Representative who
c,uld stand by his constituents in any
emergency, and maintain an intellectual
conflict on the floor of Congress with any
rival, vote for Alexander Evans.
II you would havo Gen. Taylor sup
ported in his administration Of the Govern
nent, vote for Alexander Evans.
If YOU would have the interests of the
working men and farmers of tile country
cared for, rather than the interests OF the
british, vote for Alexander Evans.
i ~,n would have peace and ORDER reign
eh.n",'or. TIE land, instead OF wars and
z"-70,o E. wars and se"l;inrs after foreign
ec~~uea,a. m, for 4 lpxander Evans.
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10 ACR RES.

with the various vaUn le Improvements
thereon, consisting Of that large and COM
moliors STONE TAVERN
HOUSE, 40 by IS feet, and s,tL-EFs.ss a.
kitchen 18 Re t squarc, TT ~: Fl
known as the n-.tIc Swamp ''>Sss's''s','
Tavern, Dr;ch Smoke house, Ice HOUSE
a Barn 40hy g. feet, with shedding at
tached s. by Il feet, Blacksmith Shop
and Store House, all in good order, with
two pumps Of Good water, one at the door
Of the Tavern and The other in the Barn
yard. This has always been one Of the
best public stands ior business in the coln-
ty; bat within few years past, owing to
th" destruction of the Bridge over the Sus-
ouehanna River at onowingo, and other
causes, its value has greatly increased.
Along this route pass all the droves OF
horses, cattle and other stock which cross
the Port Deposit bridge, for tbe Phlatel-
CHA and View York markets, and here
many OF them stop tor shelter and food
Thu situation is healthy, the water pure,
The nelghborhood agreeable, and the land
fertile.
The terms Of sale as prescribed ly the
decree arc as follows: one third part of the
purchase money IN cash, and the residue
on a credit Of 6 and IL months with inter-
est from the day of sale to he secured by
bond with surcties to he approved by the
Trustees.
Sale IN corn,po,r.. ~ q n'clocl, p M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FsIDAf, Dec. TO T. NJ.
The delay Of the Europa, with weeks later news,
sti had the effect Of checking operations IN cotton
and In some other articles Of produce. The tran.ac-
tions in cotton quite limited sud mostly spin
ners account at about the quotations given below.
The market for -four, With fair demand for the east
ward snd the local trade, vas steadier to-day, with
mofe doing in this State aud W brands. 10 IL
esinnted that there about 100 600 bbls OF Cana
dian -four held In bond in this port, much OF which is
designed for ultimate shipment 90 the British pro-
viuoes Southern aour dun suJ sales mode
rate, with the exception 81 lot taken for export.
rye -four vss qai.t but Brm. while mssl was dull
There vas fair demsnd for pr1s wheat ,nd choice
lots being were held AZ higher rates Canadian
continued In steady demand far erpsrt Corn con-
tiuucd firm and In good demand for old. There vas
mere new Offering, which was suitable for the home
trace bus not ia order for export There 70
sales only 20 moderate extent Beef ives lower
Lsrd was firm. Butter Of good quality vas 10 etoady
demand. Cheeee was active, ord seles pretty rely
made The auction sales q sugars, 20 day CHECKED
operations IN the oroinsry trade. While prices were
about the same Molssses was some lover, aud sales
active coffee was dru, and sales sde OF full rated
Afurs Sales Il 20 barrels were made, at - 62h for
pots, and at 50 S71i for pearls
BrD.parrfss.- i,o,r--The transactions we're II 900
bhis Including tne ct 81 12t - 80 =; sour mt - 70
- 90; ordinary STATE. 50 90 81 So common md
straight State and Western 1T ~ O2 81 20; choice
and avorite Western at 81 81 50 ~; pure Goncsee
ana fauey Michigan At - lzb % IS. aud other
srscS's Without change ioev9s IN the sale, wero
Sales q 900 bills made o. 50 sS6 35k for mixed
aud common brands nud some SEQ bbs has been
teker FOR export at quotations. Rye Fopr was firm,
but quiet 90 80 81 n g. s7k Corn Meal dull, at
81 ~ Tor Jersey aud SO IA asa - Tor Brady vine
Uhsef- Sales included 5000 bushelc Canadian at -
~ 26 500 bushels white southern, ~ 81 10, aud
1900 bu.hrls good Canadian at 81 o5 IN bond Corn
Sales were 30 coo bushels at btl5 "a 5Gc for old aud
new mixed biz absHc. for Weston mixed. zee for
fiat ellow and 90 sifc. for round yellow Rye-6000
luibeis sold et 81 hsc. Be Nv was inactive at OIL
etc Och were heavy Nc Ala l7tsc for Northern, and
A. n lie fer Jersey Buckrbeai was wanted at AZ
sS1sc
Bosrs- About 20 eco Rio Grsnds shin, chsnged
hands az flZ 80 per NJ, cash.
CoTroN.--The market was dtn, With tendency up.
ward. Sales embrsccd 200 bags Rio at lOA lOy.c,
and eco Java 81 ilEc.
Carrov.--The business doing pending The arrival OF
the Europa " almost entirely confined O. tnsnuiae.
turcrs wants SO bales were reported as soil
'chsnee Ia come ct slightly easier rates Wead-
just cur quotations the hgues 81 which holders will
..IlW ktw xfa
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or Friday morning. the 9Th instant, after a severe
and lingering illness. which she bore with Christian
forituds CATAAEINs widow Of Hugh Green in the 5lst
Of her
Her relatives and friends those Of sons James
and Thoras Green respectfully solicited TO attend
her funeral from the residence OF her son, Thomas
Green, No 40 Elizabeth street, Saturday, the Sth
instant. ut two o'clock y. Nj. Her remains will be
taken TO Calvary Cemetery. Long Island
On the Iti instant, Anna, wife u James Monlaws,
aged 20 years
The friends Of the family aud the members Of Ash
lsDd Division No IL g. OF t. ia sited 70 attend her
fuseisl. sunday. st y clock T. M from her late
residence. No. 3 Lafayette place.
On Friday, eth instant, Jonr DIVER, jun, aged ~
yssr,.
The friends and acquaintance Of ths family are re-
ouested 20 attend his funeral from his late residence
2gl Nineteenth street corner Tenth ayenue to- NOR
row Sunday afternoon, ct o'clock L. ".
On yestsrdRy m srniuR, in Nilamsburgh at half
past nne O'Clock Of scarlet fever MAESahEr A,s only
child OF George AID susBnnah iTonside aged years.
months. ana IL days
The relatives friends, AMI Gcqusintsnees Of the
family respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this Saturday afternoon, Dec Sth at three o'clock
from her fathers residence az 1q7 Grand street VIII
liamshurgh L. !. Washington city papers please copy
On burstsy 9th Instant OF puerperal fever, la the
seth year CT her age, LErrrI., the beloved wife OF
lgador ,znrnomFkt
The friends OF tho family are respectfully Invited TO
attend her funeral fror her late residence, No. IL
Ritisgtcn street on Saturday. al half past o'clock
us Friday, the 18th instant, Of congestion Of the
brain, ALicE. only daughter Of Arthur aud Jane e.
Rider, aged months and 10 days
The friends and relatives Of the family invited
20 attend The funeral on Sunday afternoon next, at
two O'Clock at go. 81 Centre street.
On the 2d instant, at Sherbrook, Canada East
FisrEvcz AMLiE, wife OF william c. strght aged ~
yeap.
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,rritt, Providence; Byron, Vail. DO.
Arrived.
F.reixs Malls.

IErTup DAas Of sarah sands fer RE Jausiro and
N.lperso, viii ssse q. the nsrad ooo Monday, 10th, At
~ s'clost
letter Bags Of Issa for Hsva,s wilt clos.
u above eot tccay, st ktras ana is forwarded ~
the foftherrcr
Latter Rags Of steamer Nothsrner for Charleston will
close 81 tho stevs 0floe ts-ssv. At IS sinutsst,t
Letter Bsgs o. steamer fcr Tho West ladies' will close
Wednesday, l2th
Letter Bags Canada fos HALIFAX and Liverpool.
will clasc - above On Weducsdny.
atters for California the pscifc received
the Crescent City until next Thurfday.
Letter, be srsrad Hsr4is oeos ~ spy part u
the world.
IKrrEn Bsas for Havars per steamer Isats viii .'.se
the Eychabse Feeding Room (7 rrshssgo) this day 3
o:.ck ara steamer Hsrhernsr for Cbseaon az suar
Ter before ocleck.
Letter BAG Of sorsh sahds 9r Rio Janeiro VAL
ps raise, DC. viii clofs ~ ths above oscs Monday
Letter Bsga u Ntesncr Tor he West Indies will close
q shove wednesday.
Letter Bngs ~ searrr Cansda for HaaH and Liverpool
viii tisee " ednesday.
letters for California nd Tho Psfsp D. received the
above eoe uR Thuitdty l3h and he forwarded per Cres
cent City.
LnrrrH BAes ~ steamer Sarah Sands for Rs Jsssro aud
Naporaiss viii eoss az k,nysh "a y AL srseA Monday
18th, az ~ o'cl-tk.
Letter bsss steamer Isabel for Hivars will clos. TO-
iav tts above ofe. ~ half past o'clock, be for
warded by she Nerthefner
Letter nsga Of NsrtheruoT FOR Charleston &C. will
81 zee above to- dav ~ 10 sinutestsA
Litter Baga of As,t of the Wost Indies will close
On wednesday, l2th. o, ssyon's.
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not worth reporting. Noe. 1 and . Massachusetts,
nsekersl are quoted at STA ~ dry cod are held ct
F,Ax CsAcIrRs-There 10 . good demand for the
Southern market and the supply here is very limited
Sales Of Canton No J. 40 packs per box, are making
FKur.In rsisins the sales 1000 boxes at 81 81
sS2 40. Hslf and quarter boxes without change
HIDEs-There have been sales OF 1000 Rio Grauds
221a lbs, At about HE, . months and 800 Porto
Csb.llo on I.
Hors-2o0 bales western sold ut l6h . Ito.
Harl 900 bales we're sold ct As BOO. for shipping.
LocwOop. Sales Of 50 tons St. Domingo at si3 cash
MoL.ssns New crop New Orleans, IL lower, and the
operations large reaching 900 bbls at Soc also 800
Dbls old crop, Texas. at 22c months
NAVAL srons. turpsntine are in request and
tending upward. Tho sales part for export. Some
500 bills disposed Of At 500 a37c oash and
60 days. Also 800 bills white rosin 1t So SO.
refue to operate to any extent At anything TO
The sales are 500 gallons at about the quotations
Whale oil Is In demand at ut 46c.
on CAxE--15 tons thin obiong sold at 23c cash
PRs'soNs-Pork bbls sold at SO 81 $11 90 for
mess and So 66 So 81 for prime Beef was rather low
en- with aes of 600 bbs at 50 90 for prime and SO 50
IS rs for country and $40 rs good Ohio city
lnsp.etion) Prime mess WAS quiet 1t $40 co. Beef Hams
were IA good demand at sl2 c21a $l2 Is per. Dbl.
Lard firm. with sales of 400 bbs and tisrces at
6Ac SIC and 200 kegs at $50. Butter ia fair
demand at elc loo for Ohio and loo $50 for State
Cheese was speculative movement in cheese
to-day and large sales we're making at 6ac. 6Hc in
casks, and $40. 6Ac. for boxes.
RICE Through the week the sales have been limited,
and at prices In favor of the buyer About 200 casks
changed hands at SO a So 90 for the range.
SPcrs-At the sale to-day about 2,400 mats changed
hands at 2ic.
SAT-. There ia a steady demand for Liverpool, with
sales Of 500 sacks NJ private bargain.
SEEDln Canadian flax there brisk business doing,
and hear OF sales Of 900 bushels at 81 43 81 Al
No charge for packages There Is scarcely any OF this
State in the market Some additional arrivals of
both Sicily and Malaga Canary, have slightly tendsd
to depress the market aud parcel OF 100 bbls Of the
latter can be had ut about 81 SO per bushel
SuGARs.--There is fair business doing, but the
auction ssles have tendency to keep back buyers.
About 100 bids Porto Rico sold at sac 5Sc., and
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In the Superior Court Of Cincinnati the case Of
Shour vs. Green was tried. The cause was an action
brought to recover damages upon the alleged breach Of
contract TO deliver, ON the LIST OF April lS47 at
near the warehouse Of N. w. Thomas q co 1000 bar
rels Ct hopr and upon the fret Of May 900 additional
barrels At SO Is barrel IL appeared the Of
the evidence adduced that bet tbs psi ioi when
the was executed and the day upon which the
hrst portion Of the order to be delivered Hour had
rssn in consequence OF advices from Europe, to S.
barrel The Court informed the ury that the contract
WAS to be treated as an ordinary mercantile contract
lt required mutual performance Of engagements and
one party could not against the other unless he
showed he had com Piled with hts undertaking thereu
-and the jury should determine whether the plaintiff
with 1t himself 1t appeared that S. Parkhurst, as
agent, for Shoup visited the day In question the
warehouse bat was Informed Green had not been there
and that the house OF ". w. Themss Co had no
readiness opsy this money! 1t not necessary
IL should have been counted down but was he there
prepared In case he should meet Green. to tender
compliance with the contract III ne had taken with
him bank notes or IT, having funds deDostte in bank
he took checks In readiness hand in msnt
that was sufficient compliance with his contract @ IL
had been repeatedly settled that tender Of bauk
checks or bank paper sufficient tender unless the
party demanded specie IT, upon either OF these oc'
casons Green Rbsented himself from the warehouse in
order to avoid carrying out this contract he had acted
In manner that common sense. common honesty ana
common law did not warrant such hae and 60 seek
among mercantile men could not be recognised in
court of justice In respect to damages the rule was
that the plaintiff entitled to should resover the
difference between So rs and the Wholesale market price
oil the day upon which the -four to bs delivered.
The Jury found for the plaintiff SlsO2 damsges.
suit brought TO test the question OF right between
the Northern and Southern Methodists to church In
Alexandria, Va. resulted in the ruling out OF both
boards Of trustees and the appon ment Of trustees
OF other denominations until compromise could bs
effected or The right parties secured in due course OF
law.