The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-15

/ ply, Alexander BaXtrrard James Grow,
| !rishmen; Peter Flommont and John
/ Baptlste l.apare, Frrnchmcn; and Geo.
Rehm, German.
GRAND JURoRs.
Joseph Miller, (F'oreman,)
. f. Davidson, Nicholas Plummer,
}. /, Pficr, Thomas Maxwell,
A. D. Caulk, Jer. G. Price,
Lewis Price, VIM. r, Mahonev,
II. Morton, John 4. Sproston,
John Il. Price, Lambert e.. Foard,
Thos, Foard, Nicholas White,
L. MrarnS, Geo. {. Weaver,
i. Reynolds, John McMulen,
VIM. X Mrarns, John A. Wilson,
}. a. Green, John Craig.
Gilbert F. ChrlsGeld, Bai1f.
PETIT JuRoRs.
IN. Thompson, }. W. Caldwell,
Henry II. Gi!pin. VIM. Anderson,
! VIM. ". Shippers, GusiavuS Stops,
John l.. Clayton, J. J r. Poole,
James NJ, Phillips, Robert e. Oldham
, A. B. Owehs, George Mullcn,
hos. Ianncy, Alex. Wilson,
Reuben Reynolds, James McVev,
A. Smith, John McCracken,
VIM. Harris, Ja.. Resell,
Hugh Armour, Hump. Riddle,
Richard Hail, G.. Il. Howard,
Washington Hyland,
B"HtNS, Hasson Lynch, John s. Ros.
sell, VIM. Dennison.
WEST CHESTER FEMALE SnMlHARy.-
The Winter Session will open on the
first Tuesday of November. For Cir
cul1rs apply to the Princip pals, Miss c.
p. Evans & SISTERS, West Chester, Pa.
The terms are moderate; the course of
instruction embraces all the branches of
a thorough English and Classical Edu-
cation. The School Edllices are com
modlous and expressly adapted for
School, with every convenionce essen
tal for the health and comfort Of the
pupils. Refer to Bishop Potter, Rev.
Mr.. Balch, Drs. Darlington, Worhing-
ton, Rivinus s, Bradford, Hon. William
Everhart, Hon. T. S. Bell, Judge IIanes
and Henry S. Evans, Esq, West Ches-
ter; Capt. G.. p. Evans and the Hon. J.
" ales, Wilmington. The W est Chester
fiUage Record says that no seminary in
the country is more worthy Of the con-
iidence Of parents who look to the men
tai improvement, good manners and mor-
ais Of their children, than the above. \.
SALE OF LAND THIS DAy.--iienry &.
Mackall, Esq, trustee, sells the farm Of
The late George 5. Bryan, this day al 3
o'clock. In the advertisement on the
first page OF this paper, it is stated, ow-
ing to amisprint, that possession will be
given on the 25th OF March 1885. Ii
should be on the 25th Of March, next,
1891.
/ ~ The enquiry is made of US: "What
John Smith is the independent canGi-
! Jidate for Supervisor in the Fourth
Distric;; Z" 1t is JOHN Smith, farmer,
near Parke's lion W orEs, who has here
tofore been supervisor, and, as has been
stated to US, one Of the best in the coul-
ty.
/ FOREIGN Ws.-ihe Steamer Cana
da arrived at Halifax on Thursday. She
brings the following relating 10 the
question between Russia and Turkey:
1t was said that the French govern
ment had received pacific COMMUNE
cation from the Emperors at OImutz.
. The Emperors, it was understood, would
also discuss the kosta affair. 1t was
rumore1 that France approves the policy
of austria and is ready to Join her.
New 'cau.es Of alarm had arisen at
ConstanllnopIe. The war party in Tnr-
key, headed by Mehemet Ali, were still
eager for war. and insist that var is de-,
handed by the Koran and the ci'Gum-
stances of the Empire.
The Sultan has refused to SIGN the de-
claraion OF war gotten up against Rus
STA, and riot was feared, TIE British
and French Ambassadors had sent for
assistance TO project the Sultan and the
Christian residents, and four steam frig-
ages immediately passed the DardaneI-
les and anchored before Constan,inople.
Admiral Dnndas bad subsequently, re-
!. celved orders to move the whole Eng
fish h9tt to Con$tan'inople.
The Cars rejection Of the Turkish
notifications were known at Constant
: inople on the 18Th; but the expected
crisis did mol occur.