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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-07-03
AN ILLUSTRATED DOLLAR M3G.4/IN
JULY-No. NEW SERIE-NOL. ,.
W00dWOrth's Youths Cabinet.

ID EGINS New Volume with the issues of the
- July Number. There are now two volumes
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/ ing in January and July. Each number contain.
4S pages, profuscly and elegantly embelIished.
q 1t is a Cabinet, as its name imports. present
ling the richest and rarcSt literary attractions
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structlve, free from all trash, and conducted with
! the utmost care. The particular topics Of the
PARTICLES contained in it, rs well as the mode Of
Treating those topics, are too numerous and
varied TO be specially named. Ancient anl
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!, dviduals, the Arts and Sciences, Natural Histo
Try Of Anmas. Wonders of Animal Instinct anC
Conlrivance, Accounts Of Travellers all over the
sGlohc, Descriptions of Curious and Wonderful
Places, Familiar Dialogues, Popular Anecdotes
Wonders of the Vegetable Creation, Moral tales
IPoetry, music, Eni2lnas, Riddles, Charades
Instructive Puzzles. Scriplur" lllustratlons-al
have place In the various alcoves Of the Cabl.
2net.
FRANCIS c. WooDwonTTi (Theodore Thinker
the editor, is now travelling in Europe. and will
Irregular contribute 10 the pages 81 the Magazine
tdurlng his absence.
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ia club Of and upwards. Money and posl-otlice
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numbers sent gIats' July begins new volume
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,of the octave series of the Cahinet--to whom
Inducements will be offered. Clrr"ymcn with
out charge, students, &c, will find this pleas
ant and useful employment.
d. AUSTIN WOODWORTH.P Publisher,
! June % lis Nassau ST., New York
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SUBSTITUTE dguIU pegs ledEc W HOllI,
1.-THE public that he still continues 10 carry on tht
Tailoring,
lat CHESAPEAKE CITY, and at the old stand
buck OF the AcadcIny,) in all its various branch
les, and is now ready to cohe the outer mar
with neatness and dispatch, on the most reasona
Ihle, accommodating terms. hope my situation
|will.dcter no one who stands in need Of a Tai
Tor, from giving me a call, as my place Of bust
ness is rather out of the way. hope this vii
,be no barrier in your way, but call and you vii
find me there, ready and willing to serve you
every means will be exerted TO render genera
'satistaction The latest style of fashions fo'
Spring and Summer have been received, ard
would take this opportunity of giving my sin
,cere thanks 10 my friends and customers, who
have SO generously helped the through the severe
season, (wntcr,) be assured of my gratitude IL
you for your kind favors. hope you will still
continue your patronage, and hope by the same
steady and punctual attention to business, and
the same reasonable and accommodating terms
TO merit it. The public, friends and customers
i humbly solicit YOU to remember your most
obedient servant. ALIEN. p. BARWlCk-
Chesapeake City, Apr II 3m-
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having sold out his store il
|Elk,on, to Mr.. A. J. Scott and being DESTROYS
iol settling up his affairs in this County, requests
jail persons indebted to him to come forward a
speedily as possible, and settle with cash or note
SAil that have claims against him are requested
ito present them. as he is ready for settlement
This notice must be attended TO, for | want Il
leave soon. To be found at the store above.
May ID II II. NANDERF0RD
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SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
THE LATEST FASHIONS.

2IVlLLIS RUTTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
s"BAzaAR," next door to the Post office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared to cut and make
Eall kinds OF garments in the best and most fash
tionabie STYLES. All clothes made by him war
ranted to lit Don't forget the Old Stand in he
l.. Ba.aor-" IElkton, Apr Il.
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Tin-Ware and Stoves.

A LDRlDGE e. CANTWELL, successors
n to Graham & Aldridge, still continue al
s,he old stand, corner of Main and Bridge Sts.,
Lwhere We hope To be able to accommodate all
5who may favor ~ with call, as our object is
ito sell cheap for the cash, or to punctual custom
lers. Having a large stock of Tin-ware and
EStoves on hand, it would be to the interest OF
those in want OF such articles, to give US Il call
/ before purchasing elsewhere.
Roofing and spou.ing done at the shortest no.
Sticp, and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin,
swarc. [Elkton. apr If
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Mr.. Claws Remains.

n The PROCESSION IN w ASUINGTON.
h At haIt-past eleven O'Clock. the Ma,
Etonal Hotel and the surrounding vicini,
Ely was crowded with spectators and these
Ewho were about 10 join ia Che solenan
l ceremonies. Members of the two Hous-
Ees of Congress, public associations, mil
Eitarv, &C., each under the command of
Ether respective marshals.
Il At twelve o'clock, the procession COM
Emenced moving, and proceeded to the
Eapitoi, and the foremost column enter
Fed the doors of the Senate chamber at
E1wrEtv five minutes after ~ o'clock,
Ewhen the Chaplain. the Rev. Mr.. But
tler, OF whose church he was a communi-
cant and member commenced the + pls-
Ecopal serv;ces:---I am the resurrection
Eand the life After reading the service
koi the dead, Mr.. Butler preached from
EJeremiah. 4sth 18th, How! is the strong
kstatf broken" &c. Mr., Butler then
fread the concluding service, when the
Ecorpse was removed to the Rotundo,
Hwhere thousands crowded around it in
Esolemn silence.
b The corpse was at the appointed time
Hremoved, in charge of the Committee Of
arrangements and Pail. Bearers, to the
Erailroad depot, where it was confded to
Ethe committee appointed to accompany
Hit to Kentucky.
E The Committee of arrangements are:
eMr. Hunter. Mr.. Dawson, Mr.. Jones, of
Iowa, Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. Bright and Mr..
ESmith.
h The Pall-Bearers are: Mr.. Cass, Mr..
Mangum, Mr.. Dodge. of Wisconsin,
B Mr.. Pratt Mr.. Atchson and Mr.. Bell
While the procession was moving,
Ethe bells tolled mournfuly and evil
licences of mourning and grief were to
be seen IN every direction.
PERCEPTION OF THE CORPSE IN BALTIMORE
About 90 minutes of 6 o'clock the car
Acontainng the remains of the Illustri-
Gus statesman reached the outer depot.
The coffin containing the remains was
taken from the car at the corner Of
Pratt and Poppleton sts., and placed in
a richly trimmed hearse, drawn by
four beautiful black horses.
On reaching the Exchanged the
splendid metallic burial case, with the,
remains were taken INTO the rotunda
Through the eastern entrance and plac.
, led upon a beautiful cenotaph, richly,
dressed with drapery.
The lid of the burial case was thrown
open, admitting to view, through glass;
plate, the face of the deceased.
At eleven o'clock on Friday morning.
1.-THE remains left Baltimore. A COM
mittee from Wilmington proceeded to!
Havre de Grace and there met the ext
press train with the remains ON board
The body remained in Wilmington I'M
I til I o'clock. 1t received in PhiIadel-s
J phia by grand torch light procession.a
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Elkton Hall of Fashion !

s71HE subscriber informs his friends and til,
l. public that he has enlarged and improved
This store, on Main St., opposite Johnson's IIotc
sand has now on hand a large and well assorted
ysupply OF
RE.7DY..N.7DE CLOTHING,
got every description consisting in part of ORES,
sand Frock Goats, spring and summer coats o
sihe latest styles and finest qualities; plain black
sand fancy vests, cravats, suspenders, collars
sshirts, hose, gloves, &c.
HITS IND CAPS,
lOf the latest styles and patterns. In short
severy thing pertaining to Gentlemen's Wear
Except boots and shoes, all ofwhich he will sell
lat the lowest city cash prices. Thankful tor
the very liberal share oil patronage heretofore
seStended to him, he hopes by strict attention It
the wants and wishes of a generous public, tt
INERT continuance oftheir favor.
CLOTHS, CasS'meres and peStanGS.
In addition to his superior assortment OF ready
made goods, he will keep on hand a complete
stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Nestings, which
ihe will make 10 order at reduced rates, and war
rant to give perfect satisfaction in fit, quality,
land durability. Call and examine my goods
May s, '32 If j. r. WELLS.
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TO the Public.

THE undersigned having been appointed
Constable, tenders his services TO the public il
the collection of accounts and all other matter
Eappertalning to his office. Business entrusted
ito him shall receive immediate attention, an,
fall money collected shall be promptly paid over
Elkton, June IL I'm JOHN S. ROSSELL.
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TAKE NOTICE.,

|VNHE subscriber would say 10 Farmers thai
4 he is constantly manufacturing pure arti'
!cle oI.SHELL LIME, and will endeavor to fill
iall orders upon the most reasonable terms; al
IhisLme Yard, Fool Of West Fails .arennc City
Block, BALTIMORE. B. S. HOLT.
Baltimore, May 8, SO 3m.
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DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
SELLING OFF

A I GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Lat,
IL purchases suited 10 the season and adaple,
10 the times, for the test of which cal and see us
I al the Old stand, East or upper end Of Elkton
. and we are sure your most sangune expectation!
will be more than met, and trouble compensated
Specifications unnecessary as our stock rs larg,
and well selected W. NJ. KENNARD & co
q Elkton, June II
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WOOL! WG0I!!

|FE9ffE subscriber is now fitting up with en-
, tire new, and improved machinery, ant
will manufacture Wool to order the ensuing
season, either upon shares or per yard, at lht
most reasonable rates that be can afforded.
Address WIN. J. KIRK.
Brick MEETING House, Cecil county, Nd.
May Is, '52 6m
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JAS, II. NcCILLOTGu.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan.
"A cery, has orened an office in E.lkton. odjoin-
ling the residence Of Dr. Fl. II. Mitchell. where
the may al all times be consulted on professional
business. He will also attend to the location,
Ror MILITARY LAND WARRANTS, through
san agent in Missouri, who in n II cases viii per-
|sonaly inspect the land before making the locn.
Llion. Dec6, ~ If,
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TO THE LADIES.

|NPEClAL attention Of The citizens of Elki, IA,
~ ard vicinity, particularly The Iadies) IS call .
ied to an invoice Of fashionable DIcss Good: I
|opened Tins week al The BJick Store House, ne1
door 10 Johnson's HOTEL in the invoice there -,
some beautiful style Baraee DeTninrs, which.
Ethey are determined 10 sell nj l21 cents, wort
lis cts.
Scotch Ginghams at l2aa cts worth IS
Beautiful Calicoes ats! .
Plaid and striped Cambrics las.s Il
Super qunlil! Barage D'Lancs - 80
Blk and white Eipghnms l2J j.
Chan@cablr PopliHs 30 40
Changcable Glace Sir 9Oc. worth I.lO
Rich hgur'd Silk. 81 worth 100
Black Silks all widths.
They are the first choice of the sea son. which,
lis always the best. Their stock of Housed cer-l
ing goods is very extensive, such as Bed Tick.I
ling, Elrached and Brown Sheetin". pillow case
MuSlins, bcachcd and brown table diaper
.crash. diaper, &c. AIeSanhrr's best hid Gloves
.Gs. 6s, :, Il, =. BROWN & FOARD.
March - If
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GROCERIES,,

COFFEE; Laguira, Rio and Maricaibo. Su-
~ gar. brown; New Orleans, Portorico, and
Havana. Sugar, white; Stewards crushed and
lpulverlzcd, and New Orleans clarified. Mo-
lasses and Syrup, New Orleans and Por,oriro.
For sale BY BROWN & FOARD
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY Virtue ota Decree OF the High Court o
b - Chancery, the undersigned, Trustee, vii
offer at Public Sale, at the Court House door If
Elkton, on
Thursday, the sh day ofJuly merit,
at 3 O'Clock p. M, a tract of Woodland neal
SElkton, being part of the Real Estate OF Frisby
Henderson, decd, containing over
76 Acres.
: bounded on the south BY the Elklon and Chris
4 liana Turnpike, on the west by land purchased
\ by WIN. H. Mccullough, Esq, from the sub
scriber as Trustee, and on the east by 20 fl
Sroad extending from said turnpike back in a
snortherly direction.
I The land is laid out into six lots, the first
Fronting on said turnpike, and containing about
% acres, rood; the remaining five lots bindin g
on said 20 #. road and varying in size between
I ten and twelve acres. They will be all sold
separately. A plot showing the exact size and
location of the lots may be seen at the office OF
John c. Groome, Esq, Elkton. They are lots
Mos. lG, II, Is, 10, 90 and q, on the plot.
TERMS OF sale.
One third cash-the balance in one and two
iyears, with interest and secnrity satisfactory to
1.-THE Trustee. G. X. VEAZEY, Trustee,
Calvert St., opposite Barnum's Hotel, Bait
June 18th, 1852 Is.
HATS.-Just received Two boxes of the latest
ILL style sentlemens Silk Hats. Also quantity
of Straw, Panama and Campeachy Hats, call and
see them, he will chargeyou nothing for looking,
price very low. VIM. ToRBERT.
III ADIES' and Chlldrens' Caters, also gentle
IL mems Caters, Boots and Shoes, for sale by
June 10 VIM. TORBERT.
T IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.-Not L. Kossuth
l. or any of the distinguished men of the age, ]
but beautiful assortment of Summer Cravatsl
and Cravat Ties, new style. Also variety of
summer Stocks, plain, white and colored Dor
dered Hdk!s. A large supply gentlemen's linen,!
of every quality. Come TO the Eikton Hall oil
Fashion, and examine for yourselves. may I'll
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THE CECIL WING
% Rea0ers ano Respondents.

UAmong the selected matter upon
4 the first page, will be found something
: to the Gentlemen; which, as it comes
from one who knows, and is in refer
ence TO subject upon which they all
want light, will of course attract attention
Fanny Fern is the assumed title Of a
lady contributor to the Boston Ofire
j Branch. She handles the subjects, she
takes hold of, without gloves, and GER.
Rtalnly would aot be indictable upon d
scharse Of false modesty. A woman Of
warm, yet, noble heart, proud and amb:'
Btious; resolving to rid herself, as far as she
( NAV, of the conventional restraints upon
! her sex. Long live Fanny Fern! and
long may she maintain that glorious III
sdependeuce of spirit, that now charac
tenzes her.
n GrThere is letter from the West
sand somc other original matter on tht
first page.
GrOne of the articles is entitled thu
d Decline Of Henry Ctay. Since it wa
Hin type the news OF his death has reach
&ed'us. Death has been in our midst
Hand he who was the Idol of thousands @
y hearts is no more. Strong men arr
Ebowed with grief at the intelligence, ant
kthe tear gl,stens in the eye of many, whit
lido not often weep The nation has los
kits greatest mun, yet thousands will
mourn, as for brother
IL The following lines from fire
Equ-nt correspondent to our paper we ar
Eglad TO receive; hoping that Ellen Gre.
Evil deign to her admiring friend thu
krequest So modestly preferred.
B For The Cecil Wing.
X To Ellen Grey.
&We deemed that in IA stranger land
X Thou wuuld'st De sad, nor touch the string
WThat thoughts OF loved ones came with song,
N The sigh the teur-thou could'st not sing.
K But thou art with these loved ones now,
n And mlngling with the joyous throng,
EAnd round thee il Thy "mounlain home"
"a The scenes that ersl inspired thy song.
ESing to us, fair one once again;
Il Tho We have u!ssed thee over long
-Four hearts will catch thy notes, and thrill
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About 500 Acres Of Land
Public Sale.


THE subscriber, as Attorney tor the owner,
Twill otter at Public Sale, ut Ctciiion on
Wednesday,, the 2Sth Of Jn/y,
Eat . O'Clock p. NJ, a Farm situated in oassall as
Neck, Cecil county, Maryland, containing about
500 .ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
, 1t is located in improving neighborhood
where lands are rapidly rising in value. 1t lies
between the farm of Joseph M. Eldridge, Esq,
and the farm of DR.. David Stewart, at present
occupied by Mr.. Thomas 5. Benson. Ii extends
from the Sassalras river, broad and beautiful
Fstream, to Ponds Creek, and is as convenient as
can be desired for obtaining manures, or deliver
i ing grain.
1 The soil is naturally good ms the improved
lands Immediately adjoining will fully show.
/ The timber is abundant and valuable.
III The improvements consist of a
SCI BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
i &SIM LINK with the usual out-houses. A
49, public road runs through the farm
\ &-<sf and divides il into two parts near
/ " equal in size the road makes an advantage
Gus division of the land and if such be the wish
of those who think ofpurchasing, on the day OF
/ sale, the property will be sold in parcels. The
Steamboat belonging to the New Castle and
Frenchtown line touches at Ford's Landing, a
1 few miles distant from the farm, and furnishes
a daily conveyance TO the cities OF Phllaaelphia
and Baltimore: there are also other facilities iol
/ travel. The title is good, and the usual war
Y ranty will be given.
I TERMS or SHE.
One fourth Of the purchase money in cash or
the day of sale, and one fourth with interest If
Ktwclve months; the balance Of the purchase
money ildesired, can remain, as au investment
E.on the farm, the purchaser paying the interes
promptly. A deed will be given when The
purchase money is paid. For further parlicu
Z lars apply TO GEO. EARLE. Attorney.
q June %, '52 Is. Elkton, Md.
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COMMERCIAL u FARMERS HOTEL
MORE NEWS.

THE largest, the most fashionable, and the best
i assortment of mems, womans. and chil,Irens'
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is to be found at
the subscribers BOOT & SHOE STORE, in Elk
Iton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
3Opposite 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 of Ladies', Misses, and children S
iboots and shoes, and has commenced manutar-
turing Ladies Shoes of every description. He is
NOW prepared to accommodate all who may favor
him with call, with mems women's and chill
dren's boots and shoes of the best sort al verv low
prices. TIL OS. c. CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb. Goth '4S.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange for
Iools AID shoes. Wanted journeymen shoemak
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George Earle,

RSF N"f{P'
4 torney at Law. ElAtpn, Md, 0fficencxt
IA daor to i'orbert's Store.
Deg. 18th 1850
ERESH SMOKED HERRING, also, lot If
L superior Hams, just received by
MAY % WM. roRpIrI
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GuanO, Bones, and
Fer. Salts.
TOWN ORDINANCES.

10y the President and Commissioners of the
I'D Town of Elkton.
Enacted, That after the first day ofJuly next
the owners Of all hogs be prohibited from allow
ing them to run at large within the limits oflht
flown; that if any thereafter be found running al
large, the baili give notice thereof to the own.
Iers, and if they refuse or neglect to confne
them, they shall pay fine of fifty cents each
for every day after said notice, that said hogs
Iare allowed to continue running at large--and
THAT on refusal or neglect Of the owners to pay
said fine, the bailif shall mpound said hogs . nd
lsel them at public sale after three days public
notice; and retaining the fine and expenses, pay
the balance to the owners.
Enacted, That for every dog owned within
the limits of the Town, there shall be levied
for the current year tax fifty cents upon the
owner thereof, payable the first of July next.
And lfthe owner refuses or neglects to pay the
tax, the baillf is authorized and required TO kill
said dog and remove it without the limits of the
town. June ID, 1852.
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B. F. vi AY,
HAS IN STORE NEW
SPRING g. SUMMER GOODS.

DAkI OF which will be tound in the following:
l. catalogue, with prices unnpAed. Without.
prcsumIne TO dictate to an Intelligent public a.,
10 quality or price, both OF which they ar,' to bel
the Judges. when examined. Thankful for pat,
patronage, respectfully solicit Il continuance
of the same.
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GuanO! Guano !,

GuanO! Guano.
|DERUVIAN GuANO of the latest importa.
IL tons and OF superior quality, which will
|selI at the lowest market price in lots to suit
purchasers. Also,
Patagoniam Guano, Bone Dust, Build.
ing ind Agricultural Lime,
for sale at the lowest market rates, by
VIM. ROBINSON,
No. & HoIlingsworth near Pratt St. Wharf,
Juna rs BIN BALTIMORE MD.
nONT FORGET WELLS HATS & CAPS,
IL for Men and Boys. mays.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber again begs leave to motif
the public that he still continues 10 carry on til
Tailoring,
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InCircuit court
tor Cecil coun-
ty, sitting in
Equity, J u II G
20, 1852.
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NOTICE,
Newton Lightner,

!Manassah Black burn, William
.Chailee, James Chailee, Jacob
Nv. Stout, jeremiah B Haines,
William W. Wiley, James Wi
lley, Hugh Wiley, and Elisha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

.rSiy rruwtDs city IN Indians. and tsns 90 IN
hahisanIs The population has doubled and the taxable
prorerty ehled in sx years The arrivals and dspNnrs
az sea boats At its wbzIfin 1851, ASA The Wabash
/. The most fertile q all the Western values and produces
more Corn and Hogs than the any other section
Of The country Is also marked out By nature great
The oosition OF the D R. guards asAnst eonpe-
tton for che through travel Of vast region of esuntr IA
ard adjacent 20 the lower Ohio while rs local busn-Ss
must be sufficient well support the rad When CON-
peted 10 Vince 10 VIII give cut on ralad feGe
tom The Ohio at Evansville the Mississippi a. ST Louis
Of lee niles against the prs-nt ver route Of so miles aat
ron Evansville Cincinnati cf s4l miles AGAINST the
seut ryer Of $50 miles Ia either ease, the distance
viii be performed in less than Onethrd the srie nov re-
CURED y the Tver.
TIE Boads are for 81 oo0 each redeem,bls Ist January
1852 principal and interest payable az the Phenx Bank N
New the Coupons for the latter Isl January st
LIST July They convertible into stock up TO ooth Aprl
1857 and secured by first and only ulorigags on the
whole adj from Evansville 10 Nncennes ia mactine-y
franchises snd appuenances The mortgage $50 covers
the pnchased by the Company for deP0.h &c
which cost Si0toc, and u now worth more.
The Trustees for the bor6lolders Evan Bebo and
John T A Sanford Of the city Of New-YoTk
Sealed p posas fer the whole any part OF thee Bonds
endorsed Proposals for Evansville and Illinois n X
Bordsr wil Re received a. the Office Of CAMMANN,
WHITEHOUSE h CO. No. So Wa l-st- until O'clock on
the 10th day OF June inst when they will Be absolutely
disposed Of to The highest bidder.
PAYMENT VIII be required follows ~ Der cens on no
ce OF acceptance OF b6 50 per cent 18th july and bal
snce on Oh August the whole be paid any earlier
period II desired by the purchaser.
PTntec Exhibits Of the road Se with map showlng its
location and injections be obtained application a.
the sboyenamed office. JOHN lNGLE, yuo-
Secretary and Financial Agent =. & |. r. K. CO.