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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

INE BRIDGE AT HavRE III GRACE
The Bill 10 bridge the Susouehanna
passed tie State Senate OF Thursday,
by vote Of 10 to 8. So the people Of
Port Deposit are TO be hridged of from
"the world and the rest OF mankind"
Well, We hope they will find way or
make enc" so as to retain their thriving
trade in all its departments. One thing
is certain, if unyieldlng energy and en-.
terprise can surmount difficulties and
obstruct.ons they will be found among
the people Of Port Deposit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16
REMOVAL!
WILMINGTON DRY GOOD STORE
NEW STOCK OF
SPRING 4 SUMMER GOODS.

WE now take this method Of informing our
w friends and customers OF Cecil county, that
we have removed our Store TO No. - Market
81, Wilmin g;on, Del, 4 doors below Sd street,
where we intend keeping large assortment Of
all kinds of Domestic and Faucy Dry Goods, as
follows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-Rich black
Silks most approved makes, Brocadc, Change
able, Solid Colored, S;rip'd and Plaid Silks;
Paris cut Barages, Plain do. Printed do, Plaid
and Strp'd do all wool De LANES, Barage 10;
BrazIlians, Madonn Cloths, De Bage 25 and
3lt cents; English Chintzes, Swiss Muslins,
Embroideries OF all descriptions, Ginghams,
Parssols. Shawls for the Spring.
CLOTHS, Fc.--Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ines, Satine,ts, Linen Dr;llinGs, Bed Tickngs,
Table Linens, Toweillns Printed and Emboss
ed Table Covers, Sheetng and Shifting, Mus
lin and Linens, Hosiery and Gloves, Lmbrel-
las Window Shades &c,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

THE WEBSTER MEDAL, designed by
Mr.. {. G. Wright, of New York, has
been struck in gold, silver and copper,
and is much admired. ON one side is
a profile of the great statesman. On
the reverse is a Doric pillar Sustaining a
globe, the pillar resting on a base. with
the inscription, II still Hre.' In the
back ground are representations Of Fam
euiI Hall, the United States Capitol. and
Other public buildings connected with
the history Of Mr.. Webster's public la
borS. Within the milling is broai and
richly soul ptnrrd circular wreath en-
closing the legend, "Ltbe'ty md Union,
nor rad .torecer, one and mSeperuJie."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

UATS.---Just received case of gentIemans
Ill black Silk Hats: also, fine assortment of
Panama. Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats. Of the
latest style. WIN. TOR2ERT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16
THE CECIL WING.
April Ia. 1854.

g The exemption bin was passed in
the Mary land Senate Yesterday, with
the lini; ola debtors property exempted
fixed at $500.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

TnE SOUTHERN LApy's Book for April
has reached us, and is one Of the best
we have seen. A new volume begins
in May, into which great improvements
are TO be introduced
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

Impropriciias by Jurors. Elsewhere, among
simple question asked BY juror from win
dow, detained the court day, and gave coun-
sci the trouble preparn. arguments; causing,
also, good deal Of excitement and suspense.
II turned out, when the matter was examined.
that the question and the answer given to it.
were not OF nature to vitate the verdict. Had
they done so, all the trouble and expense of a
new trial would have been had again; and pro-
badly, there would have been more bic than
that, for the Judge said he would sit six months,
if necessary, to have the jury brought together
and made an example Of, il any culpabili,y on
their part could be shown. Jurors, therefore
should be of particularly careful behaviour
when ernpannelled' 1t plain that they should
in no case speak 10 any person, without perlns-
sion OF the Court.
In This case the question was "Have they
got Jury in the case Of the women2" The
answer, that They had not yet been able to
obtain jury" Suppose tie answer had been
such as 10 show that jury could no, be obtain
ed because pnblic opinion was SO much averse
10 tie prisoners. Then new trial would have
occurred. For the jury having been informed
Of the state Of public opinion. i, would have
been held that they were thereby influenced.
Vast trouble and expense have been caused
By, apparently slight, improprie,ies Of Jurors,
and every man who is summoned to sit as a
juror should consider well his responsibilities
as such.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

THESTorEs IN ELEroN.-OuT merchants
now have their supply of Spring goods,
and we question il any country town
can boast of stores equal 10 the better
class of stores in Elkton. The stocks
of goods on hands now are very large,
and great care appears TO have been
taken in selecting them. They com.
prise every variety Of article suitable
for this market, and persons in the
country, generally, no doubt, could
buy more cheaply here than in the citi.
"s. A glance at our advertising columns
will show what some OF them have to
say, Themselves.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

MANCHESTER GING H.aAS 10 cents per
In I'D, Barese de Laine, l2aa cts per yd.
Apr Is VIM. ToRRERT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

GRAHAM for May.-Graham has issued
an elegant Magazine fo: May. He al.
| lows no one to outstrip him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

Is Tho Postmaster General has ap-
pointed j. N. Black postmaster at
Charlastown, Ceci! county, Md, vice
Cons,an,a F. Black, resigned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

GoDEY's LApy's Book for May has
twenty pictures. among them a mezzo.
tint, and colored Fashion plate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16
Church Notice.

Rev. T. Fisk will preach in the Universaliss
Church at Chesapeake CITY, on Sunday Eth
inst, al l09 O'Clock A. M, also al u o'clock
in the Evening.
The Public are invited 10 attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

Fresh SHAD.-Another Of the results
of be opening of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, and The estabIishmen OF
the Union line. is that our market will
be suppilrd with fresh shad from the
Potomac. --M1ssrs. Walker and Com
m"riord yesterday received a sp!endid
lot only three DAYS out from Baltimore,
and more delicious fish We Certainly
never tasted anywhere.-LoulsrNe
Courier, .fprU I.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16
Mourning Goods.

Mourning Goods.
Bombazines. Silk Tissues,
Mouslin De LANES, Alpacas,
50 De Bage, Cut Bnrages,
Barage De Lanes, Kid Gloves,
Ginshams, Love Wells,
Calcoes, Black Thbet Shawls,,
English Grapes, Mourning Collars.
All persons visiting Wilmington, will ind 1t
10 their advantage TO call before purchasing
elsewhere, at GEO. S. CLARK'S
New Store, No. 70 Market ST., Wilmington,
Apr 10 3m doors below 3rd st.
= TR.4W MATING aud OIL CLOTH
~ Ga red check and white mating, Sd and
~ ofthe very best qualify and Rsse. in store
and for sale cheap, by Brown l. FoARp.
rROCERIES.-A fresh supply Of new crop
VI New Orleans Molasses and Syrup; Rio, La
guira and Java Coffee; for sale cheap, by
Apra BHows FoA2p.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

ia bill has been reported in the
State Senate proposing to take the sense
of the voters OF Maryland, at the next
November election, on the propriety Of
prohibiting the granting of licenses for
the sale of Intoxicating liquors. 1t a
majority vote in favor Of the prohi biting,
no license is to be granted after the
first of February next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

The SPECIAL SESSION OF THE L. s.
SENArE, which was brought 10 a close
on Monday, had held for five weeks.
This Executive session of the Senate
has been Of unus ual Iength-lonser than
any other called session within recol-
lrction--indeed, three times as long as
that Of 1929, on the accession of Presi-
dent Jackson. Bnh. Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

The OFFICE SEEKERS. The Wash
ington Republic states that the closing
of the extra session of the Senate in.
stead Of bringing with it the expected
rehef from Senatorial laboring which
was aimed to be- obtained in the notlli-
cation that the President had no fur
Their use for their services, has so far
only victimized the Executive branch
more than before.--A large number of
Democratic Senators remaining over to
seek places for their Respective adher-
ents, are beseiging the odice-glvers with
more pertinacity than usual. The
eight dollars per diem having ceased,
they are alive to the necessity for grind
ing their axes in hurry; which ac-
counts for their greater activity in fly.
ing from one Cabinet officers audience
room to another, and thence back and
forth to the White House.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16
Correspondence o. The Cecil Wig.
Letter from Ghcsaueako.

.7ct're Business-. Business Men Trade
on the Canal-7imjer--.Ne,c Build
ngs-- Eating Houses, &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16
The GRAVE OF PHEs,nEyr TAYLoa.-

mr. ohaVb Or tLaIDbNI -
A correspondent of the n. Y. Observer
writes az follows on a subject which
ought 70 be Of national interest: TO
reach Gen. TayloI's grave you must
wind through by.ways, and finally stop
before a small enclosure on the top OF
hill in an open field, surrounded By .
rude stone wall; and just on the other
side Of that wall yon will see plain
vault, with front Of limestone rocks,
roughly hewn, and iron door. and that
you will be told is the tomb Of the once
famous Generel Zachary TAYLOR, Presi-
dent OF the United States of America.
No monument has been erected to his
memory HE named has not been in.
scribed on his vault !! In the centre OF
the small graveyard there is monu-
ment erected to the memory of his faith.
er, Colonel Richard Taylor, a revolu-
tionary soldier" Five years ago, Gen.
eral Taylor was the idol OF the nation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN. This gem
tleman has been classsd by some OF his
political friends, on the list OF "old fog
les" to be retired forever from the pub
lie service; but it seems that President
Pierce and his Senatorial advisers have
recognized his talents and usefulness, by
appoi nting him minister TO England.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-16

1.-THE New York Tribune SAYS that
General Winfield Scott has purchased
(or $40, 000) the new and commodious
dwelling house No. 12s Twelfth street,
near Fifth avenue, intending to take
possession at an early day, and reside
there when not elsewhere engaged in
the discharge of his military duties.
ILLNESS OF MR. FlLLMoRF.-We learn
from the Buffalo Commercial Advertise
er that Mr.. Fillmore has been somewhat
indispo9ed for several DAYS past, and
has therefore unable to reply to any Of
the numerous letters of sympathy and
coincidence which he has received from
valued friends since his return home.
STRUCK BY LleHrNING.-The Bunker
Hill Aurora says that the Bunker Hill
Monument was twice struck by light
ming on Wednesday afternoon, during
the thunder storm. Fortunately the
lightning was drawn TO the rod, and has
done no damage 10 the structure,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
Things In PHILADELPHIA.

corre,pondsrce o. he y. Y. rr.bun.
PHILADELPHIA, March a. 1853
Peter Miller, well known merchant of Win
chester, Va, while engaged in making purchases IN
Market - yesterday, ten dead. Cause, sp0psxy H.s
remains 20 be conveyed 10 lis family by under
tsker Of The city
Burglsries are Of frequent occurrence in this
city
Peter Bonneuil, Esq, died in this city yester-
day At the advanced Of a5 yesr. Mr. Bsnoeui wa.
a native Of France hEvin. over 20 this country
with La Fsyerte During bis long residence In Phia
Gelpha he enjoyed the esteem and confidence Of al who
knew him sud few men have gone through long Ire
with name deservedy honored. He was eOtefn
porsry and associate q STEPHEN Grard and Other Sor
thies Of psst cenerstion. tie has Ouved all OF them
a. well ss al Of his mediate family but ms memory
VIII be honored by younger generGton Who have wit
nessed hi. uniformly upright conduct and hs many pr
Yste virtues.
Deaths during the week, Isl; adults, Co
children 10 OF consumption, 10, and 81 were over -
wears Of see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
THE ISTHMUS.

TRE HEALTH OF PAyANA.-We have much
satisfaction IN announcing readers thst every
ve-tee Of Yellow Fever aud Cholera has disappeared
from Panass there having been csses reported
OF either Of thee diseases for three weeks
We think clearly justified therefore il siying
thsi cur city i. entirely free from any dsngerOu, dis
eAe; and q the diseases OF ths country
learn from Onr ply sicaIs there Is unusually small
amount
Whist il true Of PsnsmA spples e. the sane time We
hGppy ssy, % the whole lsthnus from ocesn 10
ocean We have conversed On the sube, with several
gentlemen q Intelligence. who have recently come owe.
iron The other SIDE and they al that tie 18th
reer than al this tine Of sickues< Of znv
character -&Gy March IS.
L. :. sIOOP-OT.WAR PoRTsnOUTH-After
several months Ebseree this ship Is again in port hav
Ing vs:ed tie ports Of San Francisco Monterey anita
Barbara, SGt Diego California and % tie west CO.'S;
Of Mexico, NsZA. an san Bias and Acapulco IN Central
America the Cuff Of FOnsecs, Tyre Island. Realejo
san Jusn Del Sud and Punts Arenss The officer. an
al IN excellent heAth, and the ship VII at,er
We bad hoped The PortsmOuih would MAKE longer
stay, bet her orders DO not stnlit OF L; IEeho
Col. TOtten and Mr.. Campbell of the Pans-
ms Railroad En- rtueering Corps eft or CRY this ni1-r
ing. siter weeks accommodating and examination Of
tie oorps o.; engineers whO have been engaged here
some time pssi II understood thai they p 70 ne
Other SIDE % expedite TIE work fast be-ani
Il L generally beeyed. that tbs asi Vin has enabled
then % decide upon the termination OF toe ro.i co..
cirODay. The hrst work to be accomplished seems the
eompieon O. the bridge across the chres River which
W. know speedily Be accomplished. Echo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port OF san Pranci-co-,rriyel.

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a. IN ysDz-Ase I|1- s-o- csl Vss Per a. 2. ~ p
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

kfkf tbough s'fht improvement = bod % nor fs'ore
brzbSs The stcl b. nate a hesyy b, = onsJ -
married that he conszr1p.ion IS sso vevy larEe-
W. She ciFrE.ch Of SrsfoeSe or thc s-ealeT ~
fssy enc bEs f-teirs6e ben doe osasg ta1 Az
tEsbSh.s I. arm. q Nc Tei&xziiOo
J1dxrf from the cogyDl ntOf ~sns of f1ods Us -f597
tns thai tak eOatry - cDcnae,.DJ 70 oeo: 70 ~ -
tFsde - n ssIsIng o. as se4sfs more - ta-n -
bsvef WeLlc TIRE hoT TIE sTT1eo li
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Shfffeg y vii rot s:sH rsEls 1issr07.y - A.
KsYlss eSner1sI 70 ssicait s.T b., re arr st1fo
sf 10 usrocnd pracpe, and tnat ~ r-f2rs-p1 =
sesSee- The imporers, ~b9 give he fnf sxiersn os'E
ssts tie eyil. ann Wit then ilss the remedy.
FLOvs Tue -srfet has been rlo1ernt>iJ tive =, ~
bra. u ths ssek Trsnesc;cns e0afnos n 9srre 1.o
Wide Ore - Mt o5eresi q pressut pre- oP'N -
TIE utsfioy freely made TIE oesss 20 d miller os
eons ard low prle-s tepens % - we re nHket Ts
ro1srs of Arnero Rave s1ysDoed ;aeir yresos to
DAY ard have bard 90 ss o. GaleZo snS 1sIa from
fTst bar "a than e0 loS boG o@lnz TAKEN a,
that ffVre. szes II sho1t ~ pcs 0t1er ors14 q -
with good iDqUry FIR Eoeb descr ptIOns a. that pc-
Jobafue rites have rid GO HDsU. Dealers Keep
heir srrrlss lrte1 ard esuo1s soOo. paying z1y
sdvsses while further receipts daily looke1 for
GRlIs-Tbe demand for tbs tu'~-or cJotinss ssek sn
vtheuf sDy sses from r,t nsros % nJce. Irsa>
p<fors ,ooorsD GO szcks Chile 81 Nie JOB
PsOgoss Dea ers sppesS % have hsd "a u1eh hey
soSe % 20 meet their payments without Eng to The 70
bet to1fy PUrchssss country sceTrr' have ben g1,
rates sbovbf change sses Of 100 trims b1tt Con
test ~ Size.
RicE-fhe Tro1bssour sdds sbout go baz. 70 or =
ready spe sfoeks The narzet 10 very inch depre.sse
sps the Chlnese oobs8myton s1py "a b. spofton No
China 70 sHserEnf ~ hrst hands st5.c.
DHnLs-rais Of - bs'es eI Go 1tsst = r
SuG6zSsss Of i5H b5ls er7sbed sS ron<sst - iettc
g. tsS IS feet E''rn PINE '' '''''
CoAL-ssle Of 20 .uns Ls1Esrsnrs o. 8 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

gs.hrz II raor.ent h4s ksppcned IA lie city e1-1as
ne as, sey daTs t. poL.cE prr0rer, SlTe -
YET teen fniy se-snced, ard !; . szp7ss7d "a 'ae
Csr,sir General ~si;s fo- s;is-. ron san a res a
70 tbsir fare o., of re ery, :; sbout dsgs NE
q kors.haeE nesr place csiei CTczu, ths e91Hiry
= r-srups r.,h robbers. ~ ssy az . Ha-nsro1s
sns dsrirz "a; -hey defy Aa4 III; tss r1'V Poce
sor,e ni.hts srce t-o p--rss o. the-e o-ai;s II
and had sghf ezca tainkirS iseIr oppoSe1;s Ter~
rroor. In The EssUn psrs Of The Isl&nd tFu1oss has
occurred srronst TIE troop, persJa informs N
.sa,sxhole company ofsol6e--haa ed 20 he woods
II hey have taken ;AeI- Erns with t5s1 4 nay eo$'
uueh trouble 70 hHz; then down L appears shAi "a
drsHec-ion sro@e from ne eorporals q ne Company
hsvipg reused 10 info; p1n-sh1-en: On so1ie so-de-s
shieh led 70 general rov and Al stack upon the
o9cers Where there i smoke there = hre, perhaps
" uext nail may receive some confirmation Of M
rezs II there be GIy truth in as rels:soa = I'll
.h5w how vesk the Government Is VIII al - bOas;-
in- .rd - mighty hosI.
rsvery warm here and q storm r1z-t Dc breSinz.
Z ve nay Judge BY the fury Of III Spanish paper pub
Eshed IN yogr City ths Croaioa Il also must be spprs
kensive Of danger On the l2=h MS, n PepPerlsa
s-tele l. hard upon the S0grhern States and accuses
and abuses the Brrish Coosa here il notrIoid ma
ner Prom The tenor Of the srcle !: was prepared ~
certain high parties here. OF course no Coasu that
aoes rs duty here eonseienously please the span
ish GoTerInert Our poor friend Faitafal also cones
II fer dssh o. kbase IN article Published OF he d
Ct March II TIA; paper for remark TIA; be made
about The Spanish army and navy attached 70 the island
TIE Editor suraises friend = one Of those poor
oon.1npuve devils who vI The island FOR tai heath
Now Farnaise that the SID Eitor BY his voice and
manner must have been corporal N The Spanish army
before he took Up the pen in the cause Of cesPois1
Wen eli can ssy Is tbs, the eorp1rL can abuse with
more ssfety than can; however times may change
fer the better.
The readers Of the Courier de' EhI;s Ia. are dis
szsfed with the change Of the Editors Of thA; jour
ua Mes; Of the readers here Republicans and the
rev Editor, VITO formerly conducted TIE Phsrs IL 4
royaLsi ard Spsuiard into the bargain He passes
with som. for Frenchusn, but born the Dor
der between spain ard France, and By education and
sentiment il Spanish FRANE