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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-06-12
NOTICE..

THE subscriber having sold out his store in
Elkton, to Mr.. \. J. Scott, and being DESTROYS
ofsetiing mp his affairs in this County, requests
al persons indebted to him to come forward as
speedily as possible, and settle with cash or note.
All that have claims against him are requested
TO present them, AS he is ready for settlement.
This notice must be attended TO, for ! want 10
leave soon. TO be found at the store above.
Nav ID 1T II. NANDERFORD.
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HAS. T., McCULL0.rGIu.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan
II Gerry, has opened an utiice in Elkton, djon-
ing the residence of DR.. II. II. Mitchell, where
he may at all times be consulted on professional
business. He will also attend to the location
of MILITARY Land W.ARR.4NTS, through
an agent in Missouri, who in all cases will per-
sonally inspect the land before making the leca-
ton. Deco, '5l If.
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Tin-Ware and Stoves.

a LDRIDGE & CANTWELL, successors
"A TO Graham & Aldrlge, still continue at
the old stand, corner q Main and Bridge SIS,
where we hope To be able to accommodate all
who may favor W. with CALL as our object is
To sell cheap for the cash, or TO punctna CUSTOM
cls. Having Il large stock of Tin-warc and
Stoves on hand, it would be TO the interest OF
those in want Of such articles, TO give us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Roofing AMI spoutn" done at the shortest no.
ticc, and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. [Elkton apr3 If
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NO :. CONTAINS
155 .4creS, Rood and 81 Perches,
more or less.
The soil on these farms is Of good natural
quality, The timber is abundant and valuable.
The location of each property IS advantageous,
being about three miles from Elktun and about
one mile and It Eallirom the Railroad and Steam
boat depot at Frenchtown. The commnnlca-
tim with Phiadclpha and Baltimore from the
above points is direct, there being daily convey
unccs BY Railroad or Steamboat line. Manurcs
of any kind can be landed and grain delivered
on the Elk river, not far distant from either
farm. Persons wishing TO purchas" can exam
inc the premises; and an accurate plot may be
seen ut the office of the subscriber, in Elklon.
TERMS or SAFE.
One fourth Of the purchase money IN Cash
on the day Of sale, and the residue in equal in
s,almcnls, in one and two years from the day
of sale; the credit payments 10 bear interest
from the day Of sale, and to be secured by the
Bond or Bonds OF the purchaser, with surety or
suleties TO be approved by the Trustee; or al
the option OF the purchaser, the whole, or a
larger part than one fourth OF the purchase
money, may be paid in cash on the day Of Sale,
or On the ratification thereof by the Chancellor.
GEORGE EARLE,
May 29th '52-ts. Trustee.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TEFllE subscriber would say to Farmers that
he is constantly manufacturing pure aIti-
Gle OF SHELL LIME, and will endgaror to ill
all orders upon the most reasonable terms; at
hl>Lme Yard, Foot Of Vest Fails .7renue City
Block, BALTIMORE. B. S. HOLT.
Baltimore, May 8, so 3m.
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YOURSELF.

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!. !.
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Nast> @-zsS3 is added treatise on The
diseases OF Females, in
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1907 being ofhe ighest importance to married
people, or these contemplating marriage. BY
WM. Young, NJ. D., Graduate of the Uni
versity of PennSy lvania, Member of the Royal
College of Surgeons, London; and Honorary
Member of the Philadelphia Medical Society.
The various forms of Diseases, Weakness, Dis
ca.c< OF the Prostate Gland, Impotency, and all
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FOR SALE.

TIE LOG HOUSE with Lot attached, stu
atcd in the "llollow" adjoining property Of Geo.
Green. Possession given Immediately. Apply 10
Elkton, may S,tf CALEB PARKER.
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HHE AT MoNTREAL.-A great fire
occurred at Montreal canada on Sunday.
The total loss is variously estimated at
from = 100000 TO $ 100000.
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1.-THE arrangement for the demon
stration in honor of Meagher, in both
Philadelphia and New York, are gong
on with great spirit.
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A New CoUNTERFEIT.-A new coun-
terfeit five dollar bill of the CONNER
cial Bank Of Philadelphia has bean put
in circulation. 1t is dated April 7,
1851, letter G., No 700, and well exer-
cuteb to deceive
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w AyTE,6D.

300 TONS BLACK OAK BARK, for which
wv the highest cash price will be paid, by
DAVID SCOTT.
Scott's Mills, May s, '52 CIV.
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TO THE LADIES.


ed to an invoice of fashionable Dress Goods
opened this week nj the Byick Store House, neal
door to Johnson'S Hotel; in the invoice there rs
some beautiful style Barase Del.nincs, which
they are determined TO sell al l2b cents, worth
is cts.
Scotch Ginahams at 12a cts worth Is
Beautiful Calicocs ats g y
Plaid and striped Camhrics l2a's II
Super quality Barase D'Laincs y %
Blk anu white Ginghams y IL
Changeab" P"piinS 50 40
Changeable Giare SILK so worth Ito
Rich iiaur'd silk, 81 worth l.2O
Black Silks all widths.
They ale the first choice of the season, which
is always the best. Their STOCK Of House keep
ing goods is very extensive, such as Bed Tick
ing, Bcached and Brown Sheeting, pillow case
Muslins, bleached and brown table diaper.
crash, diaper, &c. AeXander's best kid Gloves
g., g., I, II, =. BROWN & FOAlsD.
March y If
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B. F. M A Y,
HAS IN STORE NEW
SPRING & SIMMER GOODS.

DART of which will be found in the following
i catalogue, with prices annexed. Without
presuming to dictate to an intelligent public as
to quality or price, both OF which they are to be
the judges, when examined. Thankful for past
patronage, respectfully solicit continuance
nj the
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HATS.-~Just received Two boxes of the latest
IL style gentlcmens Sill, Hats. Also quantity
OF Straw, Panama and Campeachy Hats, call aud
see them, he will chargeyou nothing for looking,
price very low. VIM. ToRBERT.
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ANANTED.-A girl to do general house
w work, at Wells Clothing Store, Elkton.
To good girl liberal wages will be gwen, and
u pleasant home. J. r. WELLS.
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The attention Of country merchants and siTan-
gers visiting Baltimore during the sittlnps OF
The Conventions, is invited TO the following
houses, whose assortment and quality OF goods,
in their various lines, will be found as full and
select as those OF any city in the Union, and at
prices equally low.
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Delaware affairs.

We gather the following items of
Delaware news from The Republican:
The Wing State Convention met at
Dover on the Sth inst. Hon. J. N.
Clayton, Hon. Caleb 5. Layton ana Geo.
p. Fisher were appointed delegates to
the National " hig Convention. Hen
~ du Point, Jas. S. Buckmaster, and
Dr.. VIM Wolfe were chosen as Presi-
Dental Electors. John W. Houston
was nominated as the candidate for Con-
sr'Ss. Resolutions were passed drcla-
ring Gen. Scott the first choice OF the
wings Of Delaware for President.
The drying house connected with the
large patent Leather mandatory Of G.
& W. Pyle s, Co., took fire about noon,
on Saturday last, and with its contents
was entirely consumed.
The lOcolocOs of Wilmington are
m king arrangements to hold ratliica'
ton meeting this evening.
RoruscI1lLD TIE HEAn OF lsRAEL.-
The The following strange news is Civ
en- by the Paris correspondent OF the
New York Evangelist, as rumor from
Constantinople. 1t is under date of
April LIST.
">vria has been coded to NJ. Roths
child, for FIVE hundred millions of
francs. 1t is not vet known whether he
assumes the title OF King or Pacha; it is
certain he promises to build Jerusalem
and the Temple of Solomon there are
TO be chapels for all religions, line of
steamers from Beyrout to Marseiles,
and a railway from Alexandria to Con-
stantinople. The new States of NJ.
Rothschikls abound in iron ore, and for
ests OF valuable timber. 1t is said that
NJ, Rothschids will appeal TO his CO.
religionists to return to the land OF
their fathers, to possess the tent of
Abraham and Jacob"
The FIRST FEMALE NlCroRY.-At
the election of the veStly men in St
Michaers church, Trenton, and Trinity
church, Princeton, n. j., last week,
women were allowed to vote. In both
parishes, it is said, they We're vIctori-
Gus; and IN the former, where the cleo.
ton was closely contested, they were
almost unanimously arrayed against the
male members Of the parish, and out
voted them two to one. An effort was
made in Elizabethtown to induce la.
dies as voters, but it failed.
DEPARTURE OF AUSTRALIAN GoLD
DIaGERs.--On Wednesday the ship
Helena, Capt. Cave, left New York for
Port Philip, with passengers for the
gold diggings of Australia. She is the
first passenger vessel which has left the
U. States for those auriferous regions,
but will soon be followed by others,
filled with seekers after the precious
metal.
A New CoUNTERFE1T.-An new coun-
terfeit five dollar bill of the CONNER
cial Bank of Philadelphia has bean put
in circulation. 1t is dated April 7,
1851, letter C., No 700, and well exer-
cuteb to deceive.
1.-THE arrangement for the demon
stration in honor of Meagher, in both
Philadelphia and New York, are going
on with great spirit.
FlRE AT MoNTREAL.-A great fire
occurred at Montreal canada on Sunday.
] he total loss is variously estimated at
|. Il.
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Pad Summer Silks FOR 90 cts. worth BOT
Fancy cold do, 81 g 81
Black Silks, all widths; crash 81, gloves 81
linen tabieing, strip'd shifting, brown and
beachcd Sheeings, % yds. wide, bed ticking
from & /, to 30, thread and kid gloves, hosiery,
edgings, ribbons, ladies worked collars, mchair
mlls, &c.
His stock has been selected with great care
and attention, and he hopes to please all who
NAV favor him with a call. [Apr "a.
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George Earle.

1 ttorncy at Law. Elkton, Md. Cficenext
IN door to Torbert's Store.
Dec. 18th 1850
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W0GE.! WOOL!

John GAMBLE, JR., continues at Providence
Nils, Cecil county, Md. My friends, old
customers and the public must know that have
had all the machinery pu, in first rate order this
Spring, and that | am at all times prepared 10
manufacture Wool 10 order, the ensuing season,
either on shares or by the yard, on the most
reasonable terms. Barnums motto is MY motto
'We study TO Please.' ]. GAMBLE, JR.
N. b. Those Stores which have taken in
Wool heretofore !orthe subscriber, are requested
to do SO again this season. [may % 3m
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GROCER HE'S.

COFFEE; Lasuira, Rio, and Maricaibo. SUI
" gar, brown; New Orleans, Poriorico, and
Havana. Sugar, white Stewards crushed and
pulverized, and New Orleans clarified. Mo-
laSses and Syrup, New Orleans and portorico.
For sale by BROWN Il FOARD,
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y EAUTIFUL Swiss and Jackonet, Edgines
ID and lhscrtings and Bands, also great vali-
,ly of mi,ts, gloves, hosiery, fans, parasols, &c.
may Is For sale by BRowN & FoARD
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DARASOLS.-We call the attention of the
i public particularly the Iadies) to our large
and well selected assortment of Parasols. which
arc sellin very low. VIM. TORBERT.
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HATSl HATS!-Men and Boys New style
Ill Canton Straw, China Pearl, Canada Straw
and Palm Leaf Hats. For sale by
May 10 B. f. MAY.
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more or less The Improvements
thereon consist Ola Frame Dwell.
ing House, with some lew out
houses.
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TO 'EEHE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber again bees leave to notify
the public that he stll continues to carry on til,
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A Fresh supply Of new style embroidered fs'd,
II aud plain Bereges; summer Silks, Lawns,
white fg'd dress goods, Prints, sc. Also ready
made Mantilas, at B. +. MAYS.
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yTINpow Oh CLOTH SHADES AND FIXTURES,
w Paper Shades, Fire Board Paper, &C.; by
may % B. +, MAY.
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Buffalo, n. Y. (Not New York. } June j
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TUST RECFIVED.-A new and beautiful
y style Coat Link, an ornamental appendage
and well adapted to aid the set of coat. For sale
at WELLS Eikion Hall of Fashion. (may 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-02

quote American At Sd. With very limited inquiry.
Bread-Craekeas very duu Of saie but there some
inquiry for Watson's pilot at lbs; home made Is also In
limited demand. Beef Is wanted Corn-Amercan is In
very little demand ut S.. per bag. Four-fhere were
sales Of old and Baltimore in the carly part Of the
fortnight at SIS and SIS Cd but subsequent operations
were effected at 3ls Cd for Baltimore, and Sis for Pha
delpba. The stock IL rather heavy. Freghts-There
is not any Offering. Gold-We quote American at one
hsf per cent premium. Doubloons not wanted.
Hsms-Lancasbire may be quoted at sd We have no.
thing report Of American 20 bbs Irish have changed
hands at Cd b Lard getting scarce the last
sale was Of 200 kegs At 7d but the small quantity re-
manning in first hands is held for Sd per Id Rce-Some
600 bags of Patna and Bengal have changed hands in
small parcels the former at 2ls and the latter at los
2os per 100 lbs The demand Is however, sackening
and have heard that Patna has been refused at 0s
Cd We have nothing to report OF Carolina Rum-Sales
to some extent have been effected at Is 3d. in bond but
for 40 puncheons norhde colcred proof TO- Is has been
paid the good inquiry has however, very considerably
subsidized. Tongues-Irish pigs wanted 20 half bbls
have charged hands at Sos. There some American
at market. P s.--Tbe brigt. Muta, from Halifax came
in after the foregoing in type lis Cd and Ids for dry
fish in casks and boxes 22s for mackere and 2s Cd for
oil have been offered for the cargo but consnees expect
higher rates There 500 bbs herrngs in this vessel
which, under existing circumstances is considered very
heavy stock. Exchanges-0n New York, merchants
bills, 90 days, II TO per cent prem.
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SECOND BOARD
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIpsY. October l--6 p. M.
AsHys continued active 80 bbls having been sold at
81 o2js 81 GS3 for pou and 50 S6l for pearls per
l00l lbs.
BRrADsTurrs-Four seemed less firm the days bust
mess embracing 200 ordinary TO choice State at
81 40 81 56t4 mixed to fancy Western at 81 43af
81 62is and common to good Southern. az 81 56 a
"a TO- small lot Of rye -four fetched ST l2Js and 80
tbls Jersey meal So 6s4 Some 30 AGO bushels common
to prime Western white wheat changed hands at 81 03
new Canadian white do in bond at 95c 1000 bushel.
rye at $50 Sec 25O0 bushels barley private terms
seyerl parcels oats at 4ic. to 46c. and 5000
bufhels Western mixed corn at tic 72c per bushel
CorTEE waSn fair demand, and steady ia price. 800
bags Java brought 105s $50 Cuba Pc, and 325 Rio
stock on hand to-day comprised 10000 mats Java
Ia OpO bags Rio 5000 do Msracaibo, 0C0 do Ceylop
COO do Costa RIGA, 900 do Lsgtayra, 1000 do. 81
Domingo, 500 do Cuba, and 500 10. Jamsica-in al
= 600 packages. .,,..,,
rates
Fny,cHrs-Rstes for Liverpool were heavy, and
errs0.ment, light About IS eco 70 600 bushels wheat
were engaged al sd in bulk. Flour and cotton were
moro or less noaina TO London, rates were hrn with
little doing TO California rates were steady but en-
gsgements light ranging from 4oc Soc per foot inca
surtment There was nothing new TO liavre.
FEArnyRs-There were LOO lbs prime live geese
bought at 80 a Acc. per h.. cash,
FBurr Sales have been made OF 80 boxes Frencn 10
mons, at 81 ID, 200 boxes layer raisins, At ~ ~
50 IS; 100 bunch do ~ 81 i5 600 bushels pea nuts
at 9Jc 90 eardines, in part at 62Rc cases
citron al 2Sc % boxes sheed almonds at &c ana "
bales Lsnguedoc almonds AZ l6kc.
HinEs,--ihe market continues without aotiyity The
sales since cur last report ncude2 30 Busnos Ayres
~ " y Is a. Ice per 10 5000 sailed, do 90 lbs AZ
&c per ~ lE0, &c % at7lc. per ID, delivered IN
ssa'mi ~ ~, W. IVA b' vt l0Sc per 10 soo An'
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Total from jan LIST to Oct 1st s53 4626l7 5000
appears by this that up to the of October this
year there has been falling off in the value Of foreign
dry goods put upon the market of S27s957s compared
with the corresponding period last year. We have no.
thing NEW in the Of the trade report since
our last weekly review Business continues active,
and the jobbers steadily reducing their stocks
Most descriptions of goods command fair prices and the
trade, generally is in sound and healthy condition
The Boston Journal says
We learn that there is the city batch Of worth
ess bank bills purporting to be of the Haey Bank of
apada," and made payable at the Bank of North
America in Boston, These bills yet unsigned
cordng to the latest information but friends
beware Of them in they should by any get in
to circulation We authorized state that there is
bank at "Hatsy, Canada but that individual has got
up the fictitious bills specified with the assistance of
Of this city and las endeayored to make
apgemen for the redemption of said spurious worth
less bills at the Bank Of North America We understand
that notes to the amount of several thousands Of dollars
have already been struck off
The treasurer Of the United States Mint Philadelphia
has furnished the Ledger Of that city with the annexed
statement of coinage &c. during the month of Septem
Der, 1852 -
UNITED STATES MINT, PHuApTLPRrA-CoIHAGE AND De-
PosITs-SEPTEMBER.
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GoLD Drposrrs-U. S. MrNr

The operations at the United States Mint during the
month Of September pretty large The deposits of
gold reached 81 Oo0 WHICH is about $500
than in September year The coinage of geld for the
month"; 81 SO, than three-ourths of the
amount in double eagles. The number of half and quar-
ter eagles and gold dollars coined, is comparatively
small though informed the Treasurer has stock
hand beyond the demand. The deposit and coinage
Of silver is very nconsidersble The number Of three
cent pieces coined tor the year exceeds million and
half We glad to learn that there is active de-
mand for this very convenient little coin and hope to
it drive the filthy copper cent out Of The gold
deposits for the nine months Of the current year exceed
the deposits for the corresponding time last year. 81 2a7
62e The coin coming into the country greatly exceeds
he rfed
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Foreign Markets.

KINGSTON, JAAhrcA, sept. 9Btuine.s la, again been
dull and limited for the most part to ordinary retail
operations We notice docne in The value Of and in.
auiry -four and meal which II to be attributed TO the
reer receipts o. native vegetables In these resu Is rice
is beginning 10 share to certain extent Goldfish in
erces has rather improved In value owing TO tie mo.
derate arrivals and hcrrings and msckerc Of prime
quality are wanted. The produce market IL again be-
coming inactive o far as rum and sugar concerned
or pimento the receipts OF the crop yet very
limited There h not any coffee Offer The last in
eicence from the country parishes represent the
~ having set in very heavily Butter u inactive. We
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HnprUIN6ToN O. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w n,.atoo law Tho Supreme Court attend 10
~. %nnsress-to pre- seoue claims snd sottle accounts
ssnss thc Departments and Boerde Of Comaisso
scnyc pstens a. and abrosdto
ursy Isndsto collect dsst, dvdonds legaoes and
sny part Of the United Ststo and In foreign
sounries-to make OF and
and bond and mortgage ant 10 negotiate the purchase
and sale of losne lands and ratn rights IA any state
tho Union. Paroner attention paid California land
Me eases coming up 70 the Uaed States supreme Conrs
appeal. Comma eateng prepaid, addressed " W. q.
sasthcn No. sCsrto piass Capitol Nil wshluttca D. o.
vii msstwith eyar - sntaNla.