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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-31

per> isors TO make their annual Report
To the County Commissioners, is the
"frst Tuesday after the second Monday
in October" which will be the first
Tuesday of the October court.
The amount above gwen as fixed for
pay of Supervisors (Tl,2l2,) and re-
pairs of roads ($5,745) IS $5,957.5O;
which is $3.50 more than the direct
levy for roads in the last levy.
A great difficulty arises in regard to
the road monies, from the fact that the
last Board of Com missoners, at their
levy in July last, put into the hands of
the Supervisors appointed IN June the
whole amount of the levy for one year.
The time of those supervisors expires
with to.day-those elected taking
charge of the roads from the 1st of Jan
uary; and the Supervisors ust now 60
ing out have very generally expended
the WhOle year allOWance-Very many
of them working out of season, as it
would seem, in order to consume it;
consequently the new Supervisors have
no money with which to repair the
roads in the spring. Half the allow
ance ought to have been payable TO the
late appointed supervisors, and half re-
tanned IN the hands OF the Collectors
PAYABLE to those elected. This state OF
things, now that the late Overlooking
treasury is exhausted, causes. an embar.
RAISING state Of affairs; and Is one of the
many difficulties with which the present
County Commissioners have to contend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-31

C-S~Onr Of the most experienced Physicians
OF Baltimore. say of STABLER'S ANODlNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT Tor the cure Of
Coughs, Colds. Hoorseness, Bronchitis, Group,
and other Affections of the Lungs and Throat.
'H riHctect more good than any 0 fihe numerous
preparations wih Which TIT country is inundat-
eI.''
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Married.

On the 2lst inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Colcla :
zIer, Mr.. Gardiner A. Wicks to Mrs. Sarah X.
Makinson, all Of Port Deposit.
Al Chesapeake City, on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. James S. Merry, Geo. w. Alexander
TO Miss Margaret Ann Hanes, both Of said
city.
In Trinity church, BY the Rev. Robert L.
Goldsborough, on the 2sth inst, Mr.. Davis
Cam 10 Miss Calharne, daughter of James
Magee, all of this county.
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Che nlarkets

ELKToN, Dec. 30th-Flour S6:75 wheat
80; corn 60 60 cts; oats 3S cts.
BALTIMORE MARKET.-Dec. GOTH
Flour $6.S7 to $500; Wheat, white,
$l.62 to 1.6S; red, $1.54 to l.5S; Corn
go to 66 cents; Oats 40 to a. cents; Clo-
verseed $6.37 to $50; timothy $500.
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DAMAGE AT CAPE MAYA dreadful
storm prevailed at Cape May on Friday
night, which destroyed the verandah OF
the Mount Vernon Hotel, and a portion
of the roof of Congress Hall. The 9th
er hotels were also considerably dam
aged.
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A CA IL ID.

TliE undersigned, having entered into Co.
l. Partnership Tor the practice Of the LAW in
all lis various branches, will give their prompt
and undivided attention TO such business as may
b" entrusted 10 them. Office opposi" the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
during business hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81 If JOHN y. j. CRESWELL,
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ERR sg'a.k1s' &Ag.E2.

BY vIItue OF a Decree of the tucuii Court
'"r Crc,I county, IL Chaacc1y tac unurrsi-n ned
trustees viii cilrr III puhllc sale, al the liilel
oil Jacob johnson, I>p., IN Eihlon, On
Wursdny the 18th dug Of FrHnory,
1854, between The hours OF il a. NJ. 4 3 clock
P. NJ. the following Real Estate now owned by
Thomas 5. Thomas and wife.
No. /. Is part OF a large tract OF land caled
"GeoiiarIson, and contains
25S ACRES,
3 rnods and 81 Iciches. more or less.
The PHIL, VII Y Bait. Rail Road passes
through the northern part OF the farm. The
soil is naturally good AMI is easily improved.
There are Two Fran" DWELLING HOUSES
on the premises, one IN good repair, large
part Ct the land is covered with thrifty growth
Of ch csiuul and oak. Ii is advanagcousIy Sit
ualed about three miles from the Rail rond
Depot nj Ncrh East, and with small outlay
OF capilai may be made very desirable proper
ty.
No. 2. Being part of the same tract OF land
adjonS No. |. 1t contains
ga ACRES,
and 3S pcrchcs. more or less.
There is IL snail tenement on the property;
the Land is unimproved and is mostly covered
with growing wood or timber.
No. 3. Is WOODLAND. 1t is part of the
'.Geotlari.on tract, and contains
1919 ACRES,
3 roods, % pfrches. more or less. II adjoins
No. 2, AMI also adioinine the land now owned
by Howard Titus and Francis Hughes ofPenn-
sylvania. 1t is about five miles from Elkon,
but vcly convenient to good Landing on the
Elk River.
A plot OF this properly, made by the County
Sp hn nj hr ltI 90 nj DC
Ear lie ia Elkton.
TIE TERMS OF sale.
One fourth Of tho purchase money in cash on
the day of sa lc. one half the balance in twelve
months. and the remaining half in eighteen
months from the day of sale; the credit pay
Dents to bear interest from the day of sale, aud
To be secured by the Bond or Bends of the rur-
chaser purchasers with app rnvrd security.
JOHN c. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec. 81, '53-ts. Trustees.
TUST RECEIVED, very superior lot #
y Plaid Delaines AMI ersian cloths worth T.
cents and which We .,..,". % ~ 90; also
a large lot OF splendid Crcassian cloth at 37t.
Also, few pieces French Merino for rs cls.,
all wool DeLaines worth Cpl for 80.
HUGHES BROS,
Dec II North East.
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'epairs Of roads, named below {:

The time of year fixed for working
on the roads is between the lst Of April
and the lst Of October; and at no other
time except when the roads are damaged
by freshets, or the travel disturbed by
distractions. The allowances are not
TO be exceeded unless in cases of abso-
/ute emergency.
Supervisors under the Law have the
right to employ any person they may
think proper as deputies or agents.
The rates of wages are fixed as fol-
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o. The Presid ent's House is now
completely finished. and in full order
for the reception of visitors. The large
lobby, or entrance hall, has been hand
somely carp-ted, and the temperature OF
the whole house rendered agreeable,
which vas not practicable of it on ali
occasions formerly. No previous time
in ITS history has the Presidential man
sion rquallrd its present condition for
comfort, taste and style.
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Goulltn IiIaifg.

lcr HousEs. The last few days have
furnished an abundance of ice, and
number Of persons here have been FL
ling their ice houses.
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Tue New SYSTEM OF ROAD SUPER
vIsloS.-The County Commissioners
have issued commissions to the Road
Supervisors elected in November.
There are always difficulties in arrang-
ing any business upon a new system,
and trouble had to be met in arranging
this. The following matters, which by
law had TO be made part Of the Commits
sion, will give some idea OF the con-
illusions to which the Commissioners
came. The old Board of Commissions
crs fixed the pay of Supervisors at $3.50
per day; and they have been limited to
the number of days, and consequent
compensation, and the allowances for
repairs Of roads, named below:
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DECEMBER, 2Sth, .;

A son Of Capt. White, while cunning
nea: Battle Swamp, few days ago, had
one of his feet badly injured by the ac
cldental discharge OF a gun lneXpe
rlenced persons should be careful with
fire arms.
Port Deposit during the holidays was
thronged with the young, the beautiful
and the gay; all seemed to enjoy them
selves, particularly the boys, who have
been amusing themselves by throwing
fire crackers, under the feet Of passers-
by, and rendering it dangerous to drive
n spirited horse. There is a town Or
dance against it which takes effect at-
ter the 1st proximo. Nice law goes
into operation after the boys are surieit-
I'd with "crackers' when the holidays
are over and there is no use for 1t.
The Susquehanna was twice closed
with ice before Christmas, thing which
has rarely before happened.
The proracted meeting by the NJ ..
denom,n ,tion, at Mount Joy, in the Sth
district, has been closed. There was much
bad behavior there by pc rsons from
cover the line
Large drovrs of cattle are week ly pass
ing by Battle Swamp on their road to
the Eastern markets.
Mr.. John Linton is about erecting a
large aud commodious dwelling.
The contemplated Rail road from
Columbia to Port Deposit, to JOIN
there with the branch of the p, w., q
3. r. r., has been surveyed and the es-
innate cost is 1900 per mile, with the
execution Of the half nile tunnel.
rWhere is that!-Ed. ] The stock will
be taken and it will no doubt prove a
profitable lnve stment. PHlLAMDER.
DrAru nE. A MEnRcR nF CONGRESS -
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THE Gr>isAL AssEMGLY.--Thr Leg.
stature Of Maryland meets on We'd
rs,day nest. The session is limited to
the 10Th Vi March about sixty days.
Good thug.
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FILuBUsTERs.- Is the belief Of some
of our most influential citizens that an
extensive and powerful party of filibuS-
ters are making preparations to invade
Cuba. Whether there is ground for Sc
RIO us alarm about such movement or
not we are unable to say. The New
Orleans papers deny any knowledge of
the fact of any such movement, but the
Courier Of that city SAYS it is remarka bic
that IA number of the Cuban adventure
ers are in that city. With the means
the United States have at command, it
would be stigma upon our government
if any such expedition should be allow
ed to sail from these shores.
MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-By a slip
from the Cumberland Telegraph, we
learn that navi cation is entirely suspen
ded on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
Early last week, three boats, with 2S3!
tons of coal descended. Dung the week
ending the cath inst, there were trans
ported over the Mt. Savage road 3,759
tons of coal over the road of the Cum
berland Coal and Iron Company, 4,O03
tons, and from the Westernport region
3,21O tons. Total from the whole coal
regoin since the 1st Of January last,
$40, 602 400 tons,
ARREARAGEs OF PENsloNs.-It is held
at the Treasury Department that the
grand. OF deceased pensioner cam
not, IN any case, claim to receive, of the
Pension Agent, the arrears of pension
due the pensioner at the time of his
de ath If there be no widow or chill
kren surviving the pensloner, TO whom
the arrears would go under the law of
June 10, 1910, the payment can be
made on Y to the executor or admins
traitor of the deceased pensioner, in ac-
corlancc with the law Of March2 1920.
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so WOOD CHOPPERS

wv ANTED.--Appiy to A Lewis, Pleasant
w Grove, Lancaster county, Pa, about six
miles north of RVwandsville, Md; vii! pay 40
10 ii cents per cord. Dec. 81, '52-3t.
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number OF persons here have been HI
ling their ice houses.
THE New HoTEL.-Mr. Jacob John
son OF the Fountain Inn in this town,
has rented the new hotel, which is to
be completed by the 25th day of March
next.
LAND SALEs-Mr. John Janney has
sold his farm on Grayeily Hill, 126 acres
a, $45 per acre.
Col. John c. Groomc has bought the
farm of Nathaniel Founders, one mile
north Of this town, for $4,000.
OvERcoATs. This is the season for
overcoats, and the readers attention is
called to the advertisement Of that ar.
ticle by VIM. G. Lowe Of Wilmington,
found in another column. We have seen
his assortment of coats but never saw
them equalled in chcapness.
MAINE Law CoNvENTIoN..-An adj
ver,isrment TO the Friends of Prohibl-
tion is printed in another column. 1t
calls for County Convention to select
drl-gates to Maine Law Convention
to be held IN Baltimore on the 18th of
January. Next Saturday, the 18th of
January, is named for the county meet
ing in Elkton.
We hope TO see large meeting
The fearful devastations now being
made by the demon Of strong drink on
the morals and lives of hundreds of
young men in this county, cry aloud to
the enemies of that terrible scourge to
be at work iai,hiully, earnestly at
work. AS of old it is bcggarng tami-
lies fostering crime, filing the jails and
aims houses. training children in gno-
rance and vice, and hurrying grown-up
men tothe grave. Accustomed TO these
evils they might be borne as they have
been, all too patiently, borne; but NOW
wI'n such vigorous efforts are being
madr to drum up new recruits from the
Youths OF our lund--from the very
homes and hearths of our friends and
nrighbors, it is time to raise the hand
OF interference, and rally to the rescue.
If the Maine Law, or any other law,
promises any relief, why, Its in for it.
1t is time the hea'iless, SELFISH danger
Gus men, who IN drvoting their lives TO
the selling Of rum, are devoting them o
the spread Of ruin, disgrace, poverty and
crime al! abroad about them, should be
taught that there are other interests at
stake in the community beside theirs.
See 10 it people of Cecil,al of you
who have at heart, justice, right, virtue,
prosperity &C., see to it that you do your
duty in this great rum battle, which Is
soon to be fought.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.
Letter from Ghesapeak~.
CnNsAPEAKH CITY, Dec. 27, y:

NHESAPEAK" lITY, Dec. II, %.
Cog wittin doors Christmas lily Obserred-Icc
IN ms r,mai-Oys,r E0utS, Sc.
DEAR R.--The extreme GOODNESS of
the weather has kept me within doors
the past week, and hence have had
little opportunity TO note or observe any
thing particularly peculiar, or interest
ing This am aware is the burthcn
of my "Xordium-lt the beginning be
SO termed but, really, the post ofnews-
gathcrcr here Is 50 IMP leasant that We're
it not for pure revenge and spite, I'd
quit in despair. SO keep lookout,
The Carnival hiss passed and Oh! but
liquor suffered but it will drink and
money will spend and drunkenness dis
grace, and degradation must as necessa-
ri'y follow. ! really blink that the ten
lency OF a number mere at Christmas
time
"To cradle all their wos' TO sleep
In the goblet rich and deep,'
Is unsurpasscd: nav, unequa He'd. In.
stead of PRAYER and worship, rum and
rowdvSm were the order of the day
IN some places. at least--and burning,
lasting shame aud disgrace it is.
The Canal is still kept open by the
ice boat>, but the number of teams EN-
p!oyed in forcing the boat, indicate be-
fore long, change of weather and a
harder freeze The oysterboats are the
only boats, however, that are plying,
and they never stop at tribes.
A horse belonging TO one Of the Tide
water boats was pulled into the Canal
on Friday night by the violence of the
wind. Such accidents are uncommon,
but if they oftrner happened it might
give lasting lesson to the Captains of
these boats. Coz.
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Fire. FWa' Fire How startling that cry
comes in the dee rsht to the sleeper "Flte !!
Fire! Fue,' How he snaIcheS up his heal
springs from his bed-,-hurr.s TO The winhow.
He look 10 His nwn ronI--h" locks fti The fla h
voice TO Tie cry and hi, hand to the laad"r. the
bucket. or the engine. Twice within a week
our little town has been startled with HAT tra' =
FIJI crr; 0nh it comes in the bilcr cold NIGHTS
in unu>ma! e ,'hS IA stoves. There has been
warning enough to lea to care. Examine your
slovc-pipcS AMI 'himu"yS, AMI st them nil in
der, inr" y"u burn yourselves up ani your
ncighborS dowa.
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1.-THE wholesale price of Kanawha
salt, at Louisville, IS now 80 cents, an
advance OF } cents.
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The wages Of deputies or agents is
fixed at Sl.00 per day; and when work
Is done in winter, hands are to be allow
cl Is cents per day. The reason OF
raising the wages of hands to s 90 per
day, is that in some parts Of tie county
thpy cannot be ha, for less, and scarce
" for that. The time fixed for the Su.
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n--rDr s,.'uHs have taken IA consd.
cradle ri. since the arrival Of the last
European news. Flour has sold at 81
a rarrel III Baltimore.
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THE CECIL WING.
DECEMDEa -, 1874

Tvs Il. :. SsTATO3.-Ihe advocates
81 Mr.. rearce and Col. Hamble.on, for
Il. $. Srpator, grow warm in the con-
ut. The manner and matter Of some
published articles are in high degree
rrprehrnsihle; and, indeed, We have no.
,ircd that the fiicn Is Of other eaHdi-
dates have INDUCED in unworthy inuen-
dcs Can they not see that nothing but
h.rm grows out of such course in such
contrsl. The candidates proposed in
v:rinus papers aud places are all worthy
.nd honorable men, and IT is vain to Try
to saisc che by ruling down another.
It seems 10 us that the Legislature in
making the selection should not be in.
,.m need by any consideration than that
Ct selecting The a5lcst and best man for
he station; that man we believe to Re
.Nr. i'carce; but if he is to be suppIant-
ed. Why, as good and as able man can
b" foun, in Cecil county as in any 9th.
er county on the Eastern Shore, and we
ray be Eardoned, because Of our locall-
~, if for no other reason, in saying a
little better. We have Groome and
lvans both here and no other county
can furnish ii candidate surpass either.
There Is ore thing in conncXion with
tbs matter which may startle some OF
tur Fast, IN Store friends. II is boldly
talked Of TO take the Senator from Bal
tin ore or some other part of the West
IN Shore. Prominent politicians in
Ina, direction have said TO men of this
side the KAY, in reference to this contest:
"yGu NAV oct the Senator this time,
,erhar., Lut will not BE- likely TO do so
;soin. We have the Numbers, and
there is no g cd reason why we should
not have the Senator" And these EN-.
lroilnents among curse Ives will be
rsed asa reason for eG'rcting such an
ontragr. We advise moderation.
:, ,n,.-,- ....-..,-- r.. w, 49,
'o'' y Liza '>'N" ~ -" ~"
tlce that papers on, "i 'Hr STATE are
speaking in high terms OF this gentle
NON for tl,r no Of. :. Senator. We
GA ,s G,,1n,,.;, r,r.rs,ca f., him !,
~" '''' '0'' ~ ~ :.
foff5m'uM '"') D""g i'""S'''F'' Oh
the l7'h inst.
MEASURE in cndor,inr the Hon. ALEX.
iHrrs Exams as worthy Of the Senate
Ihl honor Of NId Mary Ianh. lie IS
't"''''' VII" i'IH'''"' S,'v''''' SUI ''s
f'.,ina., :, ,hn,n.,nh ,.ora;n,."r. u;,h
,h,. machinery Of l-rs alton and GOV.
srr:H,.i:i Il Washington, and a gentle
nah 81 popular MANNERS a'a generous
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-31

THE New HoTEL.-Mr. Jacob John
son of the Fountain Inn in this town,
has rented the new hotel, which is to
he completed by the 25th day of March
next.