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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-16
PhH. U'U. and BnH. Rail Road Line
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nv and alter Monday. March Isl. 1859, the
OTrains between Ph!ada. and Baltimore will
run as follows:
Leave phiatH. at llth and Market Sis.. (cx-
cept Sunday ats A.sI., stopping at way points,
arrive at E'kt"n, lU1 j.. N.
Express Train Irav"s PhiIo. Except Sunday
al y. NJ. urrivc ~ EIkton - P. NJ
N!&h, Line leaves Phja. at IGt F. NJ. stoppin,
al way points, arrive AT EIkioa l}5 A. N.
Express Train leaves Baltimore (cxcrpt Sun
d&y} a'Sg A. n. arrive at li,.t1n IO5 4. NJ.
Maui Line leaves Bait. except SUNDAY ut
II A. NJ. stopping al way points. arrive al Eli
ton Il p. 81.
Night Line leaves Bait at g. p. NJ. topping
at waY points, arrive al :lktnn 9 p. VI.
t. The Express Trains stop at Elkfun.
BENZ. WELLS.
Eikinn, Feb % Agent.
No TICE-FrFIGH ON GRAIN.
To Philala. Bushels. To Bait.
Wheat per car load Of 23O ut cts. at 5 cts.
Corn do do 3i5 81 c. 3 cts.
Oats do do 100 {. q let's
CIovcrseed per bushcl, & cts. I; crs.
Potatoes, do " cts or 90 per Dbl
BENZ. WELLS.
EIkton, March s, 80 Agent.
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THE CECIL WING,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY 2. c. RICKETTS,.

TERMS. Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents il not paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, FIVE copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvERTIsNG.-Omc dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines of
BREWER, or space equal 10 that. make a square.
Fractions Of square, counted as a square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally or hy the yeai at moderate rates
[l-Haniblli> and oh Work of all kinds done
neatly and ut short notice. The office ot..THE
WHIG' Is in the centre oflhe town, next door
TO Doct. Wallace's Tug Store.
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NOR + NEWS.

'T'hc largest, the most fashionable. and the hes
4 assortment of mems, waman's. and childrrns
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is TO be found
the subscribers BOOT 4 SHOE STORE, in Elk
ton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he ha.
purchased o.! his brother, (Enoch Irouch, his
entire stock OF Ladies, Misses, and chillren's
boots and shoes, and has commenced manufac-
turing Ladies she's OF every description. He is
now prepared to accommodate all who may favor
him with call. with mems womcn's and chill
drcns boots and shoes Of the best ecrt NJ very low
prices. TIL OS. {. CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb. o6ti IL.
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange for
oots and shoes. Wanted journeymen shoemsk
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&'a'Gsy lIS.
tn g. SHEET !RON WIRE.

TIN g. SHEET nov W.7RE.
sTAIIAN x CO., thankful fort the kind patron
III age extended them. inform their customers
anI the pubIic generally, that they continue to
manufacture at their establishment. Gin the
house formerly occupied by kerlewrI \ Co..
East end of Elkou, also in Chcslertowu, Md,
more u tint gooi TIN Ware, &C., SO highly
spoken Of by The people.
Particular attention paid TO RooFiXG and
SCOUTING, in which branch they acknowledge
no Superors, either in the city or elsewhere,
warrantin entire satisfaction OF deuaadn. no
pay. thereby making it to the manifest alsan-
tasc Of those wishing any kind OF Metallic Roots
or SpUutng put On, 10 contract with them.
We are Just receiving a large and beautiful
assortment Of
Par/or, P'ajn n@d Cooking Stores,
consisting in par; Of the E,na. Girari. Liberty
and Globe AIr-t.nt, the Metropolitan, Il new
and very convenient pattern, much such Il stove
as those sold by the traders row traverSing the
country. which We sell much below their prices;
the improved Complete AMI Premium, The Nine
and Ten Plate, &c, Cook Stoves. The Star
and Revere Alright, the Diamond and Star
Radiators, the improved jenny Lind, Star
franklin, Octagon. Cannon. Flora, &c. Parlor
Stoves: to which we invite the attention of all
persons wishing to purchase, for as we are sell
ing at city prices We feel assured that we can
give them satisfaction.
Al kinds Of repairing in our respective BRAN
cheS done al the shortest notice and ia the very
best manner. Old Stoves and Country Produce
taken in exchange for new. MAHAN & co.
Elkton. Sep Is If
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A ejYH0EGE OF FALL GOODS

NAN be had by those who come first. at Ken
" nard Il Cos cheap Store. AT the East end of
Eitton. Come one, come II to the new Store,
TO see the new goods. and to see goods sold at
prices that will aslonish you. We invite all to
call and see US. and see five cannot sell goods
as cheap as they can in the city. We can sell
as Cheap, md intend 10 do II. Call soon.
Sen % w, NJ KENNARD & co.
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THE LATEST FASHIONS.

NTlLLlS RUTrER has received the latest
W FASHIONS a, his old stand. in the Elk,on
"BAzAAR." next door to the Post Office
TharkiUl for the very Liberal patronage he
has received, he is nov prepared to cut and make
all kinds of garments in the best and most fash
ionahIe styles. All clothes made by him war
ranted to tit. Dent forget the old Stand in the
'Btsaar.' Elk ton, Apr II.
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TO TIE PTTHL.TC.

The subscriber (not Apin% engaged in any 9th
or businrss) has resumed Me practice OF Land
Surveying. Conveyancing &c. Being acquaint
ed with the difieren, qualili"" Of soil in the
ncighhorhooA, persons wishing to hUy or self
Iani would Gn1 il 10 lh"ir a'vn ltagr to give
him call. =. Tfik> JOHNSON
Near North East, Cecil Co., Nd.
June Isl '50--tf
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The Hon. A bbott Lawrence is expect
ed to leave England on his return home
in the steamer of the 10th instant. In
anticipation of his arrival, number of
the prominent citizens of Boston are
preparing to tender him the compli-
ment of public dinner.
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WOOL! w OOH.!!

7ESHE subscriber is now fitting up with en-
tire new, and improved machinery, and
Will man utacture Wool to order the ensuing
season, either upon shares or per yard, at tie
most reasonable rates that be can afforded.
Address WIN. J. KIRK,
Brick Meeting Hosac, Cecil eOsnty, Nd.
May Is, '32 GIN
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Drra ocratir mi 1911:


Nhia cara in Il rnunErs j.G16
Most of these returns are mere reports
AID will doubtless e considerably varied
by the official returns.
LATEST REPORT FROM OHIO.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL NotWith-
Standing the rrtGrHs !rom Ohio indicate
Wing gains as compared with the cleo
ton OF 1880, when the Democrats car
ried the State by 1900 majority, sew
erai despa:ches have been received here
to-day tiom Columbus, one Of them from
Samuel Medarv, editor OF the Columbus
Statesman, claiming Democratic ma
jo.ity on the State ticket of 600.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CLEVELAND, Oct. IA. We have re-
ceived returns from thirty counties,
which show gain for the Democratic
State ticket, of 1900 as compared with
the vote Of Gen. Cass, who carried the
State by near 1900. The probable
majority in the State is therefore set
down at 10000. The Democrats here
claim the election Of IA of the 81 Con-
gressmen, which is disputed by the
Wings.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA. The returns
from the Western counties show still
larger ma oritips on the State ticket
than those of the eastern counties, tor
the Democrats. and the ma jority for
Woodward as Judge of the Supreme
Court, and Hopkins as Canal Commits
sioner, wall, it is thought, not fall short
of 10000.
The full vote for Sheriff in Phladel-
pha city and county is as follows
Allen, Wing, 21,03l; Peters, Democrat,
Is ,490; Reed, Native, $685., and Dick
err on, Independent, I'LL. Bowers,
whig, Is reported as elected Register Of
Wills. by Ala majority. The rest of
the democratic ticket for the city and
cocuty is elected. Burlington, wing, for
Judge of the Supreme Court, has 961
majority, and Hopkins, Democrat, for
Canal Commissioner, has lat maj.
The congressman elected are as follows:
list Dislrct--Thomas b. Florence, dem.
I'd do Joseph r. Chandler, whig.
Sd do John Robins, Jr., dem.
4h do William H. Witte,
9th do John McNair, dem.
9th do William Everhart, whig.
18th do Samuel A. Bridges; dem.
9Th do Henry A. Muhenberg, dem.
9th do Isaac L. Hester, wing.
| 10Th do Ner MiddlesWarth whig.
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Those li0r. indeed tie T3onc Journal to al
tribute ihr poeo, to Bryant, who, however. de-
MED TIE authorship. We are little curlous 20
know III" nlStor! OF the poem.
GIVE have from i. b. Peterson. % irlrcs-
nut S., p lila, Il prospectus of Il work he has
il press o. has just issued, entitled ''Ihr Cojin
a,ld Pnioe, or Sores Hai Mas'er,," by ], Torn
ton ,Ranioiph. Ne have no doubt but ii is one
in ever! readers hands, Norih and South. 81 is
to be pr n,ed on fine paper. 33G pages, and hand-
some Illustrations. Tie price l. so cents IA
paper caver; smd g. gilt. muslin bound. Ru;
we will be able To say more about il when We
receive il.
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FOR SAGE. OR RENT.
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY, IN

tiTUATED in Chester county. Pa. miles
y south of New Loninn Il Roads. consisting o.!
n STORE, DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, out
buildings, and about 10 ACRES OF L.iND
This is good stand for business. Buildings
substantial and commohious;- Land first rate,
and neigh borhooI excellent. The property will
bc sold together or divided to suit purchasers.
Also lot Of New Goods On time if required.
Apply to D. W. MONTGOMERY,
Oct . 4w' living on the premises.
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NOTICE..

Israel D. Carter and others, Circuit Court for
VS. Cecil County, in
Robert c. Carter and others SChancery. Oct 2,
1852. Ordered, that the sale made and report
ed by George Earle, Trustee for the sale OF the
Real Estate of Robert Carter, deceased, be raii-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown, on or before the second day
of December eighteen hundred and fif,y-two,
provided a copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed at Elklon, in Cecil county,
once in each of three successive weeks before
the second day of November next.
The Report states the amount of sale to be
$33l.00. Fl. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy. Test,
Oct 3w II. II. MITCHELL, elk.
ELANNELS.-Just opened, red twiIled Fan-
l. mel, all wool, at only 81 a 25 cents yard. A
good article. W. Nj. KENNARD & co.
CHAD, MACKERAL and HERRING, for
~ sale by BROWN & FOARD.
CUMBERLAND NAILS.-25 kegs for sale
v chcapby BRowS & ToARp.
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1.-THE locating corps on the Cleve-
land and Wheeling road commenced
work at Bridgeport on Monday.
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PUBLIC SALE
VAEI aEE.E FARM.


On Bohemto Miner, Cecil county, Nd.
Dl virtue OF the power vested in them by the
ID last Will and testament Of James Jones, de-
ceased, and in conformity with an order OF the
Orphans Court of Cecil county, the subscribers
on
Tuesday, the 26th day of October next,
AT the public house of Peter Bouchcll, al Ches-
apeake City, IN said county. vii expose at Pub
lie Sale TO the highest bidder. all that well
known and valuable farm called "BACON
HAIL." on Bohemia Manor, Cecil county,
Nd. about three miles from Chesapeake City,
containing
30 Acres Of Land,
more or less; about % acres Of which are wood
land
The farm is divided into six fields under good
fencing, with water in every field, and about 80
acres are well set in clover.
~ The improvements are n two
n rrNfTr r. story FRAME DwELLiNG, car
81 rage house with cellar for veg
gs.F e'abes, granafy, stable and hay
loft, a barn and corn house. and good sp,ng
house with meat house above.
Calvin Jones' one Of the subscribers who re-
sides upon the premises. will shew the property
to any person desiring TO examine.
TERMS or SALE.
The terms as prescribed By the Court. are
one third Of the purchase money 10 be paid in
cash on the day of sale; ive-ninths oflhe residue
in equal instruments of one and two years from
the day Of sai"; one ninth On the 2Gt! of jam
AIRY 1896, one ninth on the 26th Of January
1857. one ninth on the 26th of August $500
and ~" remaining one ninth on the Goth 0fJuy
1862; The credit payments to he secured 10y
bonds bearing intcrt st from he day Of sale. pay
able annually. Upon III" payment OF ono third
in cash ana lhr due execution Of hcnis for the
credit payments. The Subscribers as Executors Of
james Jones, deceased. WI! execute - the
purchaser deed for the property. taking a
mortgage 10 secure the payment Of the bondS.
Sale to commence al | o'clock p. NJ.
JAMES GRIFFITH,
CALVIN JONES.
Sep q Is EXcr'rs Of Jas ZONES, dc'd
'.'DeIawa'c Republican and Pennsylvania
Inquirer, publish law is and send bill to this
Office.
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25th do Grn. John Dick. wing.
In the 10Th district the candidates are
Henry M. Fuller. wing, whose election
was conceded yesterday; but to-day the
democrats claim the election of Hend-
ricks B. Wright, dem, by 100 majority.
The next Senate stands II wings, Is
democrats and native, and the House
of Representatives 56 wings, 76 demo-
Gratis and ng'ive.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA. We have
returns from nearly all of the 18th dis
trict, and Wright, dem, is probably
elected to Congress over Fuller, wing.
W be vote is close, although the district
gave i5igler. dem, for Governor a ma
joriiy of 1858 last year, The following
are the returns: Columbia gives Wright
$40, and Wyoming 22} majority.-Lu-
zerne gives Fuller 427, and Montour,
with four districts to hear from Ala
majority. Fuller must have 1916 ma
joritv in these four districts to elect him.
Full returns from Erie comfy have
been received, and the whole viii Z tick
ct has been elected.
Crawford county gives 400 majority
for the democratic State ticket, and 1890
majority for Dick the wing candidate
for Congress.
A. isa-'1
IT, Divine Srrvic, according to the Rites Of
the Protestant Episcopal Chulch. Will be cole
biaIed. (hy Divine pcrmi,siun) in the Aca lemy
at Chesapeake City on Sunday afternoon next,
lNh inst, at , O'Clock.
The hours of service at Trinity Church, Elk
ton, on that day, viii be 10! A. NJ. and 7
ocloch p. VI.
Unto which in Gods behalf, the public are
respectfully biiicn. ROE. L. GoLGspoRocGU.
Rector
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NOTICE.-'rhe state meetings of the Or
phans' Court Of Cecil county, are htld on the Sc
cond Tuesdays in February. April, June, Auens
October and December. School Accounts mustb
presented, on the second Tuesday in lamar til
End Tuesday in April, tho 2nd Tuesday in ; Ju
and the 2nd Tuesday in October.
JAMES II. LAMAR,
Dee 20 81. Reg. of Wills.
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.s,.,Hirrv.,zs; .:g,,,-rssr:is-u-s,.
George Earle

a ttorncy at Law. EiIs5en, Md. Oficen-M
"a door to TJrbert's StoTe.
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Asa Parker, dem.
Galusha A. Grow, dem.
James Gamble, dem.
William II. HurlZ, dem.
Samuel l. Russell, wing.
Hr. Joha McCnlloh, whig.
Augustus Dunn, dem.
John S. Dawson, dem.
David Richie. WING.
Thomas NJ. Howe, wliig.
John Allison, whlg.
Carlton b. Curtis, dem.
Gen. John Dick. wing.
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more or less; about % acres Of which are wood
land.
The farm is divided into six fields under good
fencing, with water in every field and about 80
acres are well SET in clover,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-16
EVENING SESSION.
From the National Intelhgencer.
A Letter From Mr.. Webster.

MEssRs. GALES & SEAToN-GENrLE-
MEN: observe that ina debate in the SEN
ate, as reported in the Baltimore Sun one
day last week, tie following paragraph APP
pears in speech of Mangum, of North Car
olina:
"Mr. Mangum alluded to the great i'm.
portance to the country and the Wing party.
that the consistency of the head of the Cen
trail Committee of that powerful and to-be-
victorious party should be maintained. He
opposed the whole bill. He saw no reason
for taking away the printing of the Depart
ments to give it TO the political press. No
complaints had ever been heard against the
contracts system as regarded the printing
for the Departments.
MIR, Douglass said that their were COM
plants; he could show that the system, as
practiced there, was perfect mockery.
"Mr. Mangum said perhaps there were
occasional petty, paltry tricks committed in
the Departments. Very recently one had
been committed, and that, too, by the great
man of the Wing party; he meant the Sec
rotary of the State; trick unworthy of him,
unworthy Of his position, and disgracefal to
was but to a slight extent, and which short
ly would not be TO any extent
Upon inquiring through friend, learn
from Mr.. Mangum that his observations
were intended TO apply TO the appointment
of the Wilmington Commercial, conducted
by Mr.. Loring. as a paper to publish the
laws in North Carolina; and TO the appoint
ment, for the same purpose, OF the Knox
vile Wing. in Tennessee.
The Wilmington Commercial;' was APP
pointed as paper TO publish the laws upon
what was esteemed good Wing authority;
and if Mr.. Mangum had seen fit to consult
the members Of Congress from his own
State, including eminent Wings, he would
have learned that there is not more res
pectable man, of irreproachable character:
and that his paper has the largest circula-
ton of any Wing paper published in Will
mington, the most populous and far the most
commercial city or town in North Carolina
| refer Mr.. Mangum on this subject to his
speeches in Congress.
As to the appointment Of the Knoxville
Wing as one Of the papers TO publish the
laws in Tennessee, it is sufficient to say that
the appointment was made by me upon the
express recommendation of majority O
the Wing members of Congress from tha
State.
So far as remember, never read sin
gle number of either of these newspapers.
| hope | may be pardoned, under the cir
cumstances, for this obtrusion on the pub
lie, so unusual with me, to defend my off
cial conduct against mere random vitupera
tons.
DAHL WEBSTER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-16
GRAND WING MASS MEETING.

We learn from the Memphis Glenn. }
Eagle and Enquirer that the Wings Of
Memphis and vicinity, will hold a GRAND
MASS MEETING in that city on Wednes-
day and Thursday, the 18th and 18th of Oc-
tober next, and that the citizens of the ell
tire Union, without distinction Of party are
invited to attend.
Many distinguished Wing speakers have
been invited to attend, among the rest, Col
Doniphan of Missouri, Thos. F. Marshall
of Kentucky, Rufus Choate of Massaohu-
sets, John NJ. Bolts of Virginia, Willie P
Mangum and Edward Stanley of NORTH
Carolina, Mr.. Davis the distinguished young
orator of Maryland, Senators Berren and
Dawson of Georgia, Sc, Sc.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-16

GOLD MAssAcHUsETTs-THE SHE
STANDS. The Boston .4ilas refers to the
recent meetings in Boston, got up and man.
aged by three ex-parsons, who have assumed
the special charge Of Mr.. Webster, and
gives assurance that these affairs have been
wonderfully magnifed by the telegraph re-
ports, and In the newspapers interested in
producing the impression that there will be
an extensive and fatal detection in Massa-
chusetts. The .4tlas says:
"IIave 10 fear of Massachusetts,; waste
not thought upon the folies which are en-
acted here by few men. The Wings OF
Massachusetts will give the vote Of this
State to Scott and Graham by at least twenty
thousand plurality. We believe The Wing
ticket will have larger plurality tl.an this
Last year the Wing plurality was about
twenty-five thousand. A plurality vote
chooses Presidential Electors, though it re.
quires majority to elect Governo~."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-16
CITY OF GLASGOW,
Thursday Morning, September 10, 1852.
Mai. C. F. jackson.

u is not unusual for sinners, when they
find their days Of existence drawing to
close. to endcavor TO make out as favora-
bic case for themselves as possible; and il
they do not expect actually to humbug Heov-
en-. they frequently manage 10 bolnboOze
themselves into the comfortable conviction
that they have not been such desperate ras-
Gals after all.
This. we think, is the case, to some eX-
tent with Mai. c. +. jackson of Howard.
Aware that his political life is rapidly hast
ening to close, and aPprchending that he
has done little TO excuse him from The
wrath to come, he is trying to balance ac-
counts with himself, in order that he may at
least avoid the additional bnrthcn of an un-
easy conscience when he comes finally tc
repose in that "deep ditch" prepared for all
such as have waged impious warfare against
the Jupiter Tonans o., Missouri. II is only
upon some such hypothesis as this that VIZ
can account for the resolutions he introduce
ed into the Democratic caucus, and thu
speech he made on the back Of them, few
days ago in Jefferson City. NJ jor jackson
surely makes no calculations on propitiat
ing Benton and his satellites by ignoring
notification and secession of this late day
Nor can he nationally calculate upon thc
favor Of the wings with so small 4 capita
to start upon as opposition TO Benton, re.
cantation OF his views on the Bank question
internal improvements, &c., when lie Ia:
vet so large a debt to liquidate, rot 10 moa
ton the offence his recent course must Civ,
Gen. Jno. B. Clark, and the illustrious 20
He could not have been actuated by any
such motives as these. The only rationa
solution for his recent course in the lcgis
lative caucus is to be found in his desire t.
delude himself into the idea that he is q bet
ter man than he generally has credit for
The effort reminds us Of the attempt fc!
low once made TO steal his own hat, but i
it will soothe his exit from the poitica
world we hope he may succeed to his heart
content