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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

- - q 4 1l-IAlORE,.
Soul & Thomn.osS
ihT sois ND WHOLESALE MI,
Tebacco, Cof aTrSss ~ spiee., In Si u
~, ,,, AND orlisa oaS 5, aslolassss.,of
2 Sri5 ssafsT sd 2 4 North VIA,
M e-.'Ff-i' phllibRIpp,,
Established in 1924 W
suBrTHoMPsoN RRYNoIns
House. respectfully invites wesist,e in H.,
him "a calI: AetehaHts iaA
&c. cAkgIEIp. ". y. o1sTi-I-5 dsSisN
oS SA p1,:Lps, BROTHER, 4 7 e s!siis;Si
~ u. BaLtn q Street, Corner ofnlCSo
ls EHs, AANURScI,t
49, s,Lvra rtsrr I'm. wArollEs, RIcH mn
"a NCY GOODsf AID
'IzI AVE opened heir new store win ~.
$50. ~. GOLD AND slLykn wArcrI,,,
From the most celebrated mlkerR in J ~!
aud Geneva=-an extensive STOCK si,, .,ohd0l, I,.
sver' one OF which is guaranteed 10 .l 1spt "a
siLvER WARE OF oUR owx
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets. Gob,e,s " FAcIUEll
Castors. Walters, Spoons, Forks, Pie sSS e. lsa
Ice Cream Knives, Napkin Kings, Fish KniElss g
lars tFo.I oil new designs iAinaSe', Sss L
PLArED WARY.
IS Office and Tea Sets. Urns, Tea Kettle.
MaiteIs3oval, oblo6g aud round shapes. y cs g
pesAetS' ASPe' eloRet and Fruit Htands 41ta
A. superb collection OF Diamond Dr,..,..
s,,t1 Fisges Kings full suits Of @
gssss RICH JEwELRyt
This branch ofour business is moi snro. =.
tablis mentin the country having wofkn a b Ma
der our own supervision, constantly maxim.
aiit by every steamer are supplied ros neE ia
IaetoTies- which enables us to give 10 o U ne Et
latest fashions, aud at low prices. wi ea'oessls
FANCY GOODS!
lllg pes5s, Mofk Boxes, Chess Men. 81,
stafuiess Paris Eonzes, Fine Painiii,ss Inn III
Tables and MSr Stands. Porte MonfaIes s,sd Gt
sipS Gases. English soafs Tooth Brushes i I1Git
SUPERIOR ALBArA wXKEr
New q Eol spoons, Ladies' ste
Gle, Rlich Is iast ding silver ware UNA
sPLENDID nAsTLE eLocksl 1s
BRONZE and Gill Mantle Clocks Of elem i..i
yellow, dIab ard white marble dos Fleleh Poy.Ilt
Ny1TcH TooIs AND MATERIALS orthe b..,
stEntly kept on hand aud carefully selected f@ut-
For the convenience OF customers we h.v..,-.,
large, spacious store, giving toners eyery
inspecting our extensive stock OF Goods ssaaI &
retail sales room, we have hteif up another ~
roo. leet IN dcrthi ioJ The Wholesale Deparne,s W
TO be as good as Represented. 's"l'1e
10 Persons visiting Baltimc 9, will do well II.
our sssoIlnelt Orders from Tie country VIM
CANFIELD, BRoTBEs ar.
2ss 20 baltimore ST., s. West corner ofCis5.
Baltimore. March 81 .-dwfv 9 . '1s e0ssa "
.. az EExw: =. q sksDER :, -
boa ~ LEREW, SANDER & Co ls
/ SUCCESS oRsoF
| p CHARLES FISCHER & co.,
NO 33S Market Seeef. 6etree1. HoieaSS unI g,,
BALTIMORE
ef'5 Z HHHPORTERS OF
German, French and English Cd
I 8.ssFfa G,.qy-a4 SUCH AS
Hosiery, Drawers, Baiop,
Gloves, f.i'4 Shawls, t's Tins
1. Lacea,- RTinges, :. ~. HiHdib-
i Threads, Sewing silk, Spoo1T1I
/ f-Under ShffIs, Suspenders, RbboTi
4 Turkey Red Yarn, ETC.. etc
Scythess States, VioIins, iccnris,,
Jews HeFps, PeTc Caps, Guitars, Ham,
| Marbles. Look'g glasses, Flutes ete y
Alcf mplete assortment or Combs and Fancy GS5I,
nlar2s-iyd9tw -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
Dr. Todd,s PILLS

AN fresh genuine following places n,
" the city OF Wheeling and vicinity, vz:-At tic Drug
stores Of james Baker, Kells & Caldwell; BreutIngcr 4
Co; DIR T II Logan FIed'k Yallriing WIN Mckee 4
Cos 6Ritehietown)i Brcntfiier CCeplre Wleeng);
he Shoe stnre OF Todd & Deyol, market square,
Fifth streets. -
diilton's and Jacob Goodings, National Road; Benz.
Glaven west Alexandria; Wilson tringer west weei-
ilS 81, anu Ely Loo ANS, Bridgeport, Ohin.
These pills need no further Recommendation than ali
laii lhey nave now been in constant use for more than
doz SEQ per gross. 80 - poA i "a e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

Advice.
Il yoa troubled with coush rain In the
j any affection Of the Lungs-Use brentlnger's Com
touEd SyrEp OF Boneset.
IL you are afflicted vita rheumatism, have received
bruises sprains hands feet frost bitten
cliapped-Use tie Berger Spine and Muscle Lini
ment; and - -
Should you be affected with scrofuls, any disease
arising impuriy blood, tie inudcious
Of mercury, by all means Bren6ger's Fluid Ex-
tract OF SarsapaTila and ifnndelion.
These remedies have bee tried by hundreds, and in all
satisfactory evidence of their superior
efficacy every other medicine in the cure of these
complaints, for which they arerccommeided.
To be had at
RRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG'S
aEoheeary Monroe street. adjoining the Mcclure House,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

Co-Partnership:
IN WHElSKELL& Co. have associated 3. b. SwEA-g
". RlNGEN.Jr with them he partnership
on the 10th s. The style OF the firm will he
HElSKRLL o. ofanf7 :
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NEDICINAL.

The Nonpagei1 Nerve and Bone
LTNIlT q N
PREP AIRED BY n. ii. CARR q CO., FROM
"A PRESCRIPTION Fl FURNISHED BY DR.
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
itssa LATE Or MORGANTONYl.it no
N is 6se6 upon ME broad friHcPle remedy ieie
MI Teliere az external Pati suiii II IvpPsTiy
ponlded equally sseessJi 4, reno si,ss i,tss
Is g, i, 81 ri gs yalig e fes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

siLyEE WARE OF OUR OWN nAKrv,
Silver T %, ssa csse Sets co.
Ice Cream Knives, Napkin Rings. RisI, n ny ai ~
lars, 4Fc., oil new designs. t'Hn hniSss Ss,sa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

NEW ROOKSI
h 1a.y Consgiatc ard ed kmrire.-2 vols
sHesdley,s Sacred Mounts in. ~ s' -
"6sld win 4 Thomas, Gazetteer the u s.,
tsMlnnie Hernoni's
s'KathRyan Slave,ss by Mrs. Jnlson;
s.Goethe's Faust. &c sc.
Just recel we'd by
apls WILDE & BROTHER
PRUSHES-rai1f, vaTHish, wan, Toofh, nail aud sI,a
wing brushfs Of ne quality aud IN sndess variety, 70,
10y 1lnsl JAMks RAksR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

10 COUNTY, WerChantS.
MR. s. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm. OF
" McCinllen, Knox& Co, the remaining partners have
with them Mr. Chester D. Knox, (bother
s. Knox SO long and known the trading public
assuming the style of McClalens and Knox.
They would inform heir old customers Cyho
have long and literally sustained the) all other deal
eIs IN Boots and Shoes, that their Fall Stock will be arrv
ing from the 10th 10 the last OF September.
Hoylng been selected with the and bought
for cash, they hattsr themselves Fall Stock
boots and Shoes they canod out Inducements in quality
aud prices superior TO offered in the markell To
Country on their east they would be pleas
CD to exhibit their stock and them inprces earcssly
challenging comparison with The Baltimore and
Philadelphia. w Csep31 McGhALLENS s. KNOX
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Co-Partnership

Co-PartnerShip.
THE undersigned have this dayformed copartner-
ship under the and style O. Baker d Co, anil
III continue the Steamboat agency and boat Store busi-
ness at the old stand, No. % Water street.
& q RIKRR
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From The most Celebrated mlkern il J.'7 y
aud Geneva--an extensive stock aiy,sSn Won. u
everJ one OF which is guaranteed IN kePt "a
time. y teeTona -, $
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II oGAN, CARR & co., have just received TO boses
IL OF tobacco in addition TO their Lar stock. Call
round at No. S1 and specimen OF the .CaliIori
golden bar Tobacco, intended all 'yho love COCA
thing" Also large lot imported Scars just OH and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

superb collection OF diamond Braeel...
suitable for Wedding Gins. sU''A Of b,ssS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

FLATED WARE,
ose and s Tea Sets Urns, Tea Kettles. ,rr.
Baskets, Epefgness, Flower and Pr,ii - Sa't1itts
DIAHasn. ,,,o,.--t Se@luSY Dc =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

l17..-7.. NUIIOE-EAIH TIN.
Ilayea small stock OF common clothing that viii dis
pose OF al less, to max room for Spring
Stock OF fine goods.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

God Liver Oil.
USTPeceive boxes Samuel Shines, manufacture
ofpure Medicinal Cod Liver Oils the best article
kind brought to this any other market. tes
- fts,s- BRENTElNGRR &c ARMSTRONG;
Opposite Washin ron Ha
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GOLD AND SILVER wATcltrzI

,1,,,,, "a NCY GOODsi AND
HAyE opened their new store win ~.
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.n-grTHoMPsoN RRYNoJ,ps g,,..-
TIespeetiqlly invites westsin Me-. i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

Sysars, month aad - dayR ony So saA On Noaday,
Jeunary MARY 6kmnozz sesd u moaths and IL dAI
infant daughter of etsPhsa D. aad Caroline Laeina
Horton.
On Sunday, January l. aftsr short lines, Joan n
rssoDoR1 son Of the ate Theodore LArss Esq, aged
years and months
On Monday, January IRosmz enIy soa Of Robert and
Mary Allsn, agsd years. moath and ~ days
The funeral w taks plaes ct two O'Clock this Afternoon
from No. 40 Greenwich street The friends and 60
qusintaness are rsspsstfllIy invited to attsnd.
On Monday, January 2, Of old 40 and innrmity, Rom
KArD, In the 62d year Of her age
Ear friends and relatives also thoss Of. her SOFAS,
DanAl and Henry respectfully invited TO atts.d her
funeral ct half past O'Clock this Aftsrnooa from her
be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
On Monday, January 2 G. SIXTH GAsQul, agsd IS years,
months and n days.
The members Of the Fifth ward police, also the friends
and relatives Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence, No. 10 White
street. at twelve O'Clock to-day.
On Sunday, January l. Lxwn D. PuR1oY aged year
and dve months Of John B. and Cath n Purroy
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Married,

On Monday, January 2 BY the Rev Mr.. Perry, Mr..
GEORGE WILLIAMS to Miss NARY Ass Tos0
On Sunday January l, in st. Peters Church, by the
Raw Father Quinn, PATRICK RYAN, Of Ashgfove county
Limerick, to Miss HANNAH Coms, Of Balymena, county
Cork, Island.
On Monday, January g. BY the Rsv r. A. Farley, D. D.,
CHAnD eosrwICK TO Macy, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Terhune AL Of this city
On Sunday January l, by the Rev. William McCslland
Mr. GEoRGg WRTSIY Miss TuR both Of this city
Canada papers please copy.
On Sunday, January ! BY the Rev. Dr.. I. J. Skinner
of this city.
On Sunday evening, January ], BY the Rsv. william
Barnard AIErsr ALos2o BoGRr to Miss CA1HAgsl MATILDA
daughter Of Thomas Geatil Eq., al Of this city.
AT Msttaven, Monmouth county N J., by the Rev. Mr.
Twist JoHS WILLIAM SON OF Mr. Joseph Aasgs Of this city
to ANN ELIZA, only daughter Of the late Jacob Van Do
ventsr, Eco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04
ADDITIONAL FROM CUBA.
Special Decree Of the Captain.Gcnsral Relative
to the Slave Trade.
THE COMMERCE AND REVENUE or THE ISLAND,

Our oorrespondsnce and journals by tho Black Warrior
are full and interesting We compelled 10 dsfsr the
pubheason OF our LISTERS in order publish the follow
ing foundations: important decree Of the new
Captain General, affecting the slave trade; the other
brief abstract OF the mercs nte balance OF 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04

TelegrspAls Marine 1epsrts.
ArEived-ship Richmond, BestsA.
Arrivsa-ships Maid Of Orleans. aad Liberty. Mex
Boexou. Jan 4
AnivsS-ship HippssriRs Liverpool bark yrsaklia, Ma.
riel; scar Francis, PhilsAelphfs.
NEW BEDFORD, JenZ
Axrvsd-Shps Eosoes with go bbh sperm. and 900 bbb
whais oil; California Packet NYerk.
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labors to benefit themselves.
Article AZ The masters ere entitled to contrast with
them n the fruit Of such labor crsditng them with the
value thereof They grant or not at their pleasure
to the hsorsrs pieces Of land TO Be cultivated By thsn
mendsd that hey ahould do It Of interesting
them in Agricultural pursutA, Of inspiring them vita
attachment for the and Of keeping way
from cangsrou pastimss and Amuscments
Article 49, The fruits which these small pieces Of aad
cultivated during hours and days Of rest By the aboe
may produce, and the animals which they may bring up
exclusively their propsrty but the masters win have
the pr vilegs Of paIchse 81 the price which BE-
agreed upon Should this pur shas be the lsior
any difference shan settled BY the expert or sx p,rs
ohsssn By the master and the delegate OF the natural
protector.
ton esAb hmsrt the master shall give noos thereof
to the local authorities Who will the ssms means for
bic capture and restitution to the plantation Is Prae
iised In the casa Of runaway slaves.
Article k The expense Of bis capture and restitution
shan Be- paid by the master cut the latter shall hsve
right 70 ine smnI himself With monthly discount Of
Artce as Fer ths days los. during hi, flight ne Will
have ne right Whatever to any saluy remuneration,
and n days being deducted, aforsfAd from the
tsrmraton Of the contract the latter win be prolopgsS
during ~ many days more ~ were Lost
Article ~ The masters or their Representatives shall
be obliged to Undue their borers with the principles Of
the Catholic religion; but they shall abstain from
popg any other means than those Of moral suaon and
Article 49, Should one or more Of the lAborsrs manifest
any dsfre Of embracing the Catholic religion, the
ters their representatives shall make II known 10
curAS VI parish, tnht No may IN ooussquonoe.
Article ~ IRE masters shsn also make them under.
stand the obligation under which they 10 DO humble
and resps cfu towards the authorities and their sups
rors tbs plantation essAblhhmsnt In which they
may be nj work.
Article so. win also b an sbhgation OF masters to
their labors and b thsir rsprssen tivss
guardisns IN All cvil and criminal suits which might
obgs them 70 appear before the judicial suthoriss In
vhssn ss interests b not opposed 10 thoss Of
the laborsrs
Article 81. should any Of Tie lstorss receive from
any psrsos not bssagss 70 lie sesAs,sAnsst sny
suk o. edssss pssjudsing hin In ~ psrsn Atsgss
ths nasssr sAah b virtis = ~ essUs1sg se&Qas@
- = m sSssH 1.SssS r -, !, n:
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To LBT-A BARR00M AND SALOON, WIFE BAIL
fsen and dressing ateaohsd Of Yeek -
Pse.i slessee Bfsskyn Ass. largo sssssU 49,. Ags
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02

destinations Of late suppcrs i'll rich saloons.
For these she came to the city-but not alone
She was fattcrcd by the tale of one who lived
here, and came with him, as she thought, and
as her parents thought, to spend the winter
at his house, or rather, at his sisters house,
for he, though advanced beyond the halfway
house of life, was ga bachclo,.''
IT was Il sad mistake, thus to conlde in an
almost strangcr--it was ;hc storm that shook
the autumn leaf to the ground. We need not
trace the fall-it took the usual road. That
..sstcr'' was a fallen one; that home that was
to be home, was the home Of syrens that
sing the song of Death to Virtue, and that
leaf of golden, green and crimson tints, that
only few months before had gladdencd ev-
cry eye, while it waved in glory upon the
parent bouglI, was rent from the stem, cast
down, tramplcd on, and finally disowned by
those who gave it birth.
When the leaf is once down in the gutter
what hand shall pluck it upi Cleanse it, and
restore it to its original beauty, none can
evcr though it may be saved, thing-a
meme nto-of beauty faded.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
Agricultural.
EARN PROFITS.

The tr,lcst plan Of arriving at anything likd
the profits of farming, that can conceive of
is to take a farm of some particular dcscripI
ton, and follow the whole detail of operation
through the year, and strike the balance AT
the end. Take, for instance, farm of one
hundred acres and follow the usual rotationI
To work farm of this size, would rcquird
at least three good horses, worth 500 apicce1
ten cows would be worth $50 each: ten pigs
IS piece; forty pairs of fowls, at so cents
per pair, makes $3.50 for live stock.-Onc
farm wagon, with the necessary rigging for
hauling grain, hay, &C., $50: two carts $50
each; two large ploughs and three small ones
s45: one double harrow, three single ones,
two cultivators, roller. &c, SIS: fan-mill,
corn shelter, measures Shovcis, forks, rakcs,
hoes, tlrags, axes, &C., so; wagon and plow
gears $l5, makes 335 for farming utensils
5000 more for household goods, kitchen and
dairy furniture, makes $500 capital invested
in personal property, necessary to conduct
the operations upon such farm, none of
which could well he dispensed with; their
places might he supplied with stock and
utensils of inferior quality; but the cost for
repairs to such implements, and the less pro-
duclion from such stock, would more than
countcrbalancc the difference on the interest
of the Investment, besides not have the work
so well or cxpcditiously done.
~, ,,,lt Ions ct
will be taken up by roads, fences, buildings,
broken lands, &C., leaving the four fields of
twcnty-hrcc acres each. From the corn-iicld
deduct one acre to produce the potatoes and
vegetables for family use, take from the
wheat crop forty bushels for the same pur-
pose and forty more for seed. Three horses
kept in working order, will require one hun
dred and fifty bushels of corn, and as many
of oats, besides six tons of hay. 10 iattcn
2O00 pounds of pork will take one hundred
bushels of corn, and fifty more will be rel
qurod for keeping the store hogs, for seed
and family use.-To raise and fattcn $3.50
worth of poultry will take one hundred BUSH
els more The family will require 1900 lbs1
of pork, and what the other 500 pounds
brings to pay for fresh meast. of other kindsI
to keep up the usual variety.
Ten COWS will consume all the grass that
will grow on twenty three acres, which leaves
nothing but the corn stalks and straw I'd.
winter them upon; and if we expect to get q
hundred and fifty pounds of butter from cacl
of them. beside enough for family use, they
will require one and ahalf bushels of corn eacl
week, for twenty weeks during the fodder
ing season.
Then the account current would stand thug
TWENTY-FIVE acres i'll corn, at fifty bushels !
to the acre, equal HOO bushels, from which
deduct the seven hundred bushels, consumed
on the farm, leaves four hundred bushels foI
sale; twcnty-threc acres in oats at fifty bush /
els to the acre, equal ll50 bushels, FROM
which take two hundred bushels for feed and
seed; twenty-three acres in wheat, at twenty
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2.

IMPORTANT FROM UTAU.--Thc Council
Bluffs Bi,glc has the following letter from
Hon. w. y. Rabbit -
Great Salt Lake City, Sept 2Sh. 1851
Believing that SUMMARY Of the news of this
Territory would be of interest to your many
readers, | beg leave to state that from all APP
pcalanccs we are about to be merged in a
general Indian War On the 18Th of the
present month two Utah Indians were pub.
licly executed near this city, having been lc-
gally tried in the United States Court, and
condemned to death, for the murder of two
young boys in Cedar Valley.
Many of their tribe were in and around tho
city, and although they admitted that they
deserved death, yet they object to the mode
to wit, hanging by the neck. They i'm.
mcdatcly commenced their dcprcdations, by
way of retaliation.
About the same time war party Of the
Snakes came into the city i'll, pursuit of the
Utahs, who had stolen large plumber of thcl,
horses. They pursued them TO Provo city
and in the suburbs ofthc city attacked them
and killed and wounded several They then
rctrcatcd, but We're pursued by the utahs
and had another battle at Battle Creek. in
which the Snakes were Wet rious. Thu
Snakes then came into the city exhibiting th'
scalps Of the Ctahs on poles, and had wa
dance the same night. The Utahs seemed tt
think that the Snakes were urged on by thu
whites.
We learn also that the Snakes and thu
Shains have had a fight, in which thirty G
the Snakes were killed. We sec nothing be
fore us but Indian difficulties. The Official
tics at Fort Laramie you have no doubt hac
the correct account Of
Colonel Steptoc has taken up his quarter
here for the wntcrs lie has some three o.
four companies under his command. WI
trust they will be useful to the country Will
they stay, and relieve the citizens of glca
lax which has hung over them for man
years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
VARIABLE REAL ESTATE
PUBLIC SALE.

TllE undersigned, attorneys Tor me owner,
will offer at Public Sale at the Court
House door, in the town OF Elkton, ON
TUESDAY, The 5n Of DECEMBER,
1851. between the hours Of and O'Clock
p. NJ ;, all that Farm lying and being in Cecil
county, Maryland. ut present occupied by Mr.
John l;ibcrson and which WAS owned by the
late Andrew McIntire, Sr, at the time OF his
decease.
This Farm contains 10 ACRES, more or
less; and is as we'll located as any property
in the neighborhood. 1t is about two miles
distant lrrm the Phil. Viii. X BALTIC Railroad
depot at Elkton, and one mile from the Steam
boat Landing at Frcncltown. 1t is intcrscct-
ed by the public road lcadingj from Elk
ton TO Warwick, and can be advantageOusly
divided into two farms
The ncigiborhood is rapidly improving.
and is regarded as being very healthinl. The
arabic land is divided into five fields. Each
field is well watcrcd, and under tolcrablc
fencing.
This farm would make a good dairy or
grazing farm. The soil is suited to the growth
of grass, and has been improved to some cX-
tent by application of Lime and Guano.
A large quantity of WHITE OAK and other
TIMBER, suitable for ship timber or fencing,
is now growing on this farm, and to this TIM
Der which is valuable, particular attention is
requested.
The improvements on the property consist
of a Frame DWELLING HOUSE, with Il
dairy house and other customary out-build-
ings.
TERMS OF SHE.
One third part of the purchase money in
cash, one other third at the end Of one year,
and the remaining third at the end of two
years from the day Of sale. The credit pay
mcnts. with interest thereon payable annually
from the day of sale, to be secured by the
bond of the purchaser or purchasers with
approved security. For further particulars
apply to GEORGE EARLE;
JOHN A. j. CRESWEIL,
Nov 1 is Attorneys, Elllton, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02

FAILURE or AN Iron FIRM.--Thc very en-
tcrprising firm of Reeves, Buck 4 Co., iron
manufacturers in Philadelphia, it is announc-
ed, on Wednesday stopped payments, their
liabilities being variously stated at from nine
hundred to fourteen hundred thousand dol
lars, with assets to the amount of three mil
lions of dollars. The Ledger says:
This firm has extensive iron works at Phc-
nixviilc, in this State, and we believe also at
Bridgton, West Jersey. We have heard no
particulars as to the cause of the suspension,
but we presume it results from the shock the
iron business has received from the difficulty
experienced in negotiating the millions OF
bonds so freely given in payment of railroad
iron.
With so large a margin Of assets as here
shown, it would hardly seem possible that any
loss can ultimately ensuc, or that the concern
will stop operations. A year ago the iron
business was esteemed the most prosperous
in the country. Now it is, probably, the
most completely Frustrated.