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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-18
RIO 4 d MOTTO E.

NOTICE is hereby given to MI whom it may
" concern that application will be made to
the County Commissioners of Cecil county.
at their first meeting after the llth day of
April, next, to appoint three persons rs En-
aminers, to close portion of the Road from
Back Creek to Court House Point, viz: all
that portion thereof from tie junction of the
lines Of land owned by John Randlc, George
r. Howard and John H.. Dempsey, to where
the said road, formerly ca,llah the "Old Sod
ON Road y connects with the road from lIud-
sons Corner to Court House Point; and to
open road from Court House Point by the
most direct and eligible route to the new road
opened from Chesapeake City to iIudson's
Corner. March II, . iw
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ROAD Tae'slS'f:,.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
" concern, that application will be made tc
the County Commissioners Of Cecil county
at their first meeting after the 18th day Of
April, next, to appoint three persons MS Elk.
amincrs to view and lay out public road be.
ginning near the Cross Roads in the road
leading from Oxford and Blue Ball, thence
Westerly passing between the houses of Am.
brosc l!olconlb and Of Thomas and Jacol
Bonham, to the road connecting the road
leading from Brick Meeting House to New
London, and the road leading from the Brick
Meeting House to the Blue Ball, at some point
between Ezra Rogers and Robert Browns.
March II, 81 Iw
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o. Relos:s an> Correspondents.

1CThc interesting story by '.AinMlc'' is
continued this week and will be concluded il
our next number. The "Skctc'' of Henry
Ward Becchcr will be found an entertaining
art icle; other sketches Of clergymcu, by the
same writer will follow. The articles OIL
"Phonography" and sPhonctcs' will de-
mand attention
OJ~On our last page 4 dialogue is printed
s.taking off, the Dog lar. We think it like
ly the law lately enacted will prove Of little
account in its practical working, but it is i'm
portant in that 1t makes start in the matter;
it may also Lead to the killing Of "a few score
of useless, thicviug dogs.
D-yy'In common with our Crcilton cores
pondcnt of to-day, we have wondered of.cH
at the difficulty Of procuring Letters for The
Wig from that part Of the county. Our pa
per has large list Of subscribers in Sassairas
Neck, but though we have often tried, we
have hitherto failed to find regular cores
pondent there. We hope the case may be
different hereafter; and until we can enlist
some one somewhat regularly, we hope to
hear occasionally, if not weekly, from ga
Ccciltonian'' or from any one else who may
volunteer to write.
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Fer The Cecil Wig
NTREN.rN HALL. March IL. 1871.

WHEREAS. i, the mysterious but all-wise
dispcnsation of Proyidence. il has seemed
good to the Divine Ruler to call from his
home on earth to another and a better worli
the late President of our college. and Il much
beloved and highly honorcd member of this
association. the Rev. W. S. +. GRAHAM: and
whereas, his death has inflicted deep wound
upon the hearts of IFS individual members,
and thrown our Society into the deepest
mourning: Therefore; BY the Athcuran Liter
arv s ,cirtv of Delaware College.
ErsoLy;:p, That it is with emotions OF the
most profound sorrow that we have received
the announcement Of the death of one who
has taken so lively an interest in our welfare.
and to whom. as students, we have been &C
custume to look for counsel and direction.
| RESOLVED, That our grief was dccpcntd by
The reflection that he was Summoned from lis
| rost willie successfully cycrtinr the most I'M
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XENDUE.

K'liE subscriber will offer at Public Sale at
Il his residence in Sllton, on
Thursday the 2&i doyJ March,
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture con-
siSting Chairs, Tables Stoves, Side Boards
and Bureaus Bedsteads and Bedding, and all
his stock Of CONFECTIONAkY, &c.
ALSO, one good family Horse, one new
Carriage, one Dearborn Wagon and Harness,
one Sleigh, and great many other articles to
tedious to eHumcratc.
TERMS.-AIl sums over ten dollars cred
it of six months will be given, with approved
security; and for all sums under ten dollars,
the cash will be required.
GEORGE GREEN.
n. b. All persons to whom | am indcbt-
ed will please present their bills for payment,
and all persons indebted to me will please
come forward and settle before the 25th of
March. GEO. GREEN.
ElktOu, March Ith '5I-3W
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SINGULAR MARRIAGE.-A singular marriage
took place few day since, in lIightown, N.
whom she engaged herself, appointing, with
each, the same day of the ceremony. At the
time fixed, all the lads were on hand, and the
magistrate who was to perform the ceremony
was present. The maiden had not made up
her mind fully as to who should be her happy
lord, when the magistrate requested tn couple
to stand up. As if driven to desperation, she
bounced to her feet, gave one of the "boys" a
nu lge with her foot, and before the others had
recovered from their astonishmcnt, the knot
was tlcd.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

NEV LONDON, Chester Comfy, Pa.
yHNIIE SUMNER SESSION of this lnStit,r-
u ton viii commence on the first MONDAY
of May and continue five months.
TERMS boarding, Tuition &c, so.
Washing, Light in private room, Modern
Languages and Music, are extras at moderate
charges.
This Academy is situated in a beautiful
and retired village surrounded by an intcli-
gent and moral community. Its pupils are
to very great extent aloof from those cor
rupting influences that SO freqcntly bcset
Schools ofits character. 1t is confidently as
serted that there are few places more favora-
bic for study, or where youth can be cntrust-
ed with greater safety.
rZ~For Catalogues containing particulars
as to Terms, Boarding, Dsciplin. &c.
Address JAMES b MCDOWELL,
Mar. II. '5i-tf. PyincjpDh
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-18

TTTwELvE Tons OF Prairie Chickens were
purchased at Cascade and vicinity few days
since by certain torl Spectators 1t took
twelve wagons to haul the birds to the rail
road depot at Warren. The birds were pack
cd i'll boxes without being pluckcd. As many
as could be procured alive were purchased at
high prices. The next General Assembly Of
this State should intcrpose game law to pre-
vent the determination of the fcathcry inhabi-
tants of the Prairie. Dubuque Herald.
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r 0 \ D n D TIC f..

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom ii may
~ concern that application will be made to
the County Commissioners Of Cecil county,
at their fist meeting after the 1lth day Of
April, next, to appoint three persons as En-
aminrrs, to view the ground and lay out a
Public Road, direct from the village of Chcs-
apeakc City towards Elkton, through the lands
of Robert Polk and Levi Boulder, starting at
the said village and intcrsccting the great
public road, (lcatling from Elkton down the
Peninsula) at Long Greek, or any other point
the Examiners may deem practicable. west of
said creek. March IL 'JI Iw
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200 LIGHT CARRIAGES
AT AUCTION.

TKNHIRTEENTn PHILADELPHIA TRADE SALE, on
a Wednesday morning, March both at l0aa
O'Clock, at the CHINESE MrsEuM, Philadelphia,
will be sold, pcrcmptoriy, for cash, a collcc-
ton Of about 20o Light Carriages, Wagons,
&C., including
40 Buggy Wagons, with Tops,
40 Buggy Wagons, without Tops,
10 Light Family Carriages, for one horse,
40 Jenny Lind, or standing top Buggy Wag-
ons, Of Dunlap Co.'S celebrated make, and
the balance from some OF the best makers in
this city and vicinity.
Each Carriage will be warranted the same
as those purchased direct from the makers,
and the entire collection will be sold to the
highest bidder.
Full particulars in catalogues and future
advertisements. May be examined on the
day previous to sale.
lDTPurchasers from distance are inform
ed that the Sale will take place positively on
the above day, without regard to the weather.
ALFRED NJ. HERKNESS,
March 18th 81. Auctionecr.
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AT NO7TH EAST.

WE have just recriyeI rrom NcW York
~ a large ana we'll selected stoc:; Of Wini"r
Goods, to which we iflyiie the attention Of the
Pub!c. Having recently enlarged our Sales
Rooln, we will in consequence he ena hled to Of
fer Il laraar and better assorted stock than here.
toiore. Our stock of
Dress GOoGa
consists. in part Of
Bl'k aud Cold Silks,
Plain and Gg'd Alpacns.
Plain and iy'd De La.ns,
Silk warp .Alracas.
Grape AIcrinccs,
Persian Cloths.
parama,iaS.
Lancaster and Glasgow mills Ginolans, Nus
lins, flannclS; also, a large stock Of
ESO.nestic Goods.
all ofwhch are selling low for cash OF country
produce. HUGHES BROS.
Dec, lD-'53
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Cabinet Furniture & Chair w areroom:

No. As SOUTH ST. BALTIMORE, MD.
TNlIE subscriber would beg leave to call
Il the attention of his friends and the public
generally, to his handsome assortment of
sS.sSJ CABINET FURNITURE, of super
Tor workmanship, and every variety of
~ styles and patterns, such as SOFAS;
Centre, Route, Breakfast and Dining TABLES;
Mahogany and Walnut stuffed and spring seat
CHAIRS; Tetc- Tctes; Whatnots; Divans; Ma
hogany French Bedsteads; marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, and every thing in the Cabinet
line.
ALSO, a very large and desirable assert
mcnt Of cane and wood seat CHAIRS, of the
best manufacture; Arm, Office, Children and
Nurse Chairs; Settles; Bcdstcads; Hair and
lIusk MATrREssE; and a variety Of other arti-
clcs in the housekeeping line.
Oy'Orders from the country respectfully
solicited.--The above goods will be sold on as
accommodating terms us any house in the
country, and having large stock, offers great
inducements to purchasers.
BENJAMIN WASKEY,
No. 40 South Street, (red posts in front.)
N. B.-TURSISG AND SAVING done with
dispatch, and on accommodating terms, at
No. 1 SWAN STREET, opposite the Mary
land Institute, by BENZ. WASKEY.
Mar. IL, 1s51.-ly.
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volunteer to write.

give continue to receive, now two months
after our enlargement, notices by our cychan-
gcs of the change in the appearance of The
1Thig, for which our acknowledgements are
due and respectfully rendered. The Boons-
boro' Odd Fellow, Eastern Shorcman, Leon
arltown Beacon, Annapolis Republican, and
Port Tobacco Times arc among those we have
lately seen containing such notices, and last
week The Baltimore County Hhis had the fol-
lowing:
The Cecil Wing came to us a week or so
ago much enlarged and improved i'll appear
ancc. We know no paIcr, city or country.
better conducted than the Whig.-Tt is one Of
our ravorte exchanges. We wish our neigh
Dor Ricketts, every success"
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NOTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS for Stock in the Elkton.
~ Andora and Lcwsville Plank Road Com.
pany, are hereby notified, that meeting OF
said subscribers will be held at Cherry Hill, i'll
Cecil county, on SATURDAY, the Sth day OF
April next, at : o'clock Z. NJ, to organize
said company, and to chose, by ballot, to he
delivered in person or by proxy, duly author
lied, nine Managers from among the stock
holders to conduct the business Of said COM
pany until the first Monday of June next.
Each stakeholder will he entitled to one vote
for every share of stock held by said stock
holder, not exceeding two hundred.
FRANCIS G. PARKE, |
JOSHUA l.. GATClIEL,
SAMUEL b. FOARD,
JOHN MACkIE,
GEORE EARLE,
March I, 81 TN Commissioners.
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AMERICANS IN T4E EUROPEAN WAR.-A
Paris corr, Spondcnt Of the New York Tribune
says, that twenty young American Sawboncs,
wife Studying in Paris, have volunteered to
aid the Russians with thci" Impractical skill.
This, though nominaly i'll favor of Russia,
may be greatly to the advantage Of Turkey.
The correspondent writes
81 may mention, as characteristic of Amer
lean prompttudc, that nearly all the twenty
doctors volunteered for Russian ca,n,,aign
within ten minutes Of the first proposal made
to thai effect by one Of their number, at the
close Of one of VI. Cola'S lectures on cnbry-
ology. On The other hand, some Americans
have already, and several are going from here
to-day on their way to the Turkish camp.
Among the latter are Col Macgrudcr, who
distinguished himself in the Mexican war:
Mr.. Quincy Shaw of Boston, and his brother
in-law, Mr.. William Il. Green, late an indie
PENDENT Unitarian Clergyman at West Brook
field, Mass.
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THE BACK WARRIOR CA'E.--0ut of New
York city, the PEOPLE and the press take the
last Cuban Outrage" in singu!ally cool
manner. The Boston Courier reasons as fol-
lows:
The Spanish government havcrass,l a law g.,
that vessels which call at their ports, shall On
ter all their cargo at the Custom House, aid
the owners and captain of the Black Warrior
well aware ofthis-wc have heard that she
entered the harbor of Havana three times
since the order was promulgatcd-but they
saw fit to disregard it, the vessel was seized
for violation of the law, and The captain re-
fused to enter into bonds to contest tie valid
itv of the seizure, but abandoned her to the
officers. The Black Warrior is not very
valuable craft, and her owners would make a
profitable bargain if they can dispose of her
to the Spanish crown at four times hcrworIh,
through the aid Of cur own government, and
receive monstrous costs beside. Our Now
York contemporaries are getting up Il DIAL of
Indignation in the matter, and the subject has
been brought before Congress, but until 9th
sides have been heard, it will rot he ncct ssa-
nv for the Americans to make themselves ull-
happy at this asserted insult to their flag.
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IcE Cnop OF BosroN.-Thc Boston Courier
says the quantity of ice cut in that vicinity
this season, will be about 10000 tons, and
adds:
"The receipts of the several railroads for
light of this ice will amount to about $780,
10, labor for cutting, &C., 100000. Large
ms arc also raid for Sawdust and other ma
,ials for packing, Wharfage, &c., on the ice
ippcd. To ship the surplus from our vicin-
; to foreign and domestic ports, would re-
ire about 200 ships of 600 tons each, the
light of which could not amount to less than
100000. The present price of ice is about
per ton, packed on beard vessels for ex-
IT."
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rgOTEe,E. RIO COLLECTORS.

SEElIE Tax Collectors for the several Dis
A. tr;cts Of Cecil county will take notice OF
the Act Of the General Assembly, entitled
AN Act taxing Dogs for the protection OF
sheep IN Ccci! county" and proceed accord
Ing 10 its prSyisions to number the dogs in
te"i! county, and make Il return Of them to
the County Commissioners, on or before the
lst day Of June, next. BY order
j. c. RICKETTS,,
March II. 1851 C!..l:.
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Edward SiiarplrSs ] Judgement before john
+. Brown, Gate Justice
VS.. % me lcac2,) TOR SD
= wv u.nt, VITA ln'EreS,
D:'',lI' " oo''S IRON "''n ,u7''s' i'''
"''''a'a b'o'"'''sS' Till i''''' ""o e'''S'
tn" subscriber having purchased the real
cStat" OF Daniel Woods, one OF the above
named defendants at sa!, thereof iii virtue
"f an execution issued upon the foregoing
Jud cement, made on the twsn ty-third Of De-
crmbcr eighteen hundred and liity-tlIrrr, bv
Thomas ThacEcry Lit Constable, hereby
gives notice That he Intends to apply to the
Hon. Albert Constable Judge Of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county, at the next session OF
said Court to be held in Elkton on Monday
the 3rd day OF April next. for confirmation
of said sale, when and where the said d"tcn-
dants or lis creditors, or any person or per
SOFAS claiming an interest i'll the matter; will
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to the County Commissioners Of Cecil co.

Persons making application for transfers Of
property, will DC required to comply with the
following section of the act of December SEES
sion, eighteen hundred and forty-scvcn, chap
ter two hundred and sXty-six, entitled, .A
supplement TO an act entitled, an act for the
General Valuation and Assessment of Proper
ty in this STATE, and to Provide Tax to pay
the Debts Of the State, passed at March Scs
sion eighteen hundred and forty one, chapter
twcnty-tLrec -
5 :CrIoS Ii. ,7.!A be il enacted, That when
ever any person shall make application to the
Levy Courts, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax
CotEs, as the case may be, to make him or
her an allowance or deduction on account Of
the sale, Transfers alienation, loss, destruction
or removal Of any property, or the collection
or payment of any public or private security
for money, it Shall be the duty Of the said
Levy Court, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax
Court, to ntc.rogAtc such person, on oath, III
, reference to the said property or security and
the disposal Of the same, and especially to
require him or her by whom said property hes
been sold or transferred, the amount Of the
purchase money, or the money collected and
paid and how the same has been vcstcd;
and it shall also be the duty of the said Levy
Courts, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax Court,
to interrogatc the said person, on oath, i'll
reference to any acquisitions or Investments
made by the said person, and not already as
scssed, and the amount of all such acquisi-
tons and Investments, in whatever dcscrip-
ton of security, shall be added to the assess
able property of the person 50 applying and
charged accordingly, and if the said person
r fuse t, answer the interrogation, IS proposed
as aforesaid. no allowance or deduction shall
be made on his or her assessment.
March | L. 1854 I'm
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GJThc trains OH the Orange and Alcxan-
dria Railroad will commence running TO Cor
louisville, on Monday next, March 20. \
connection will then be made with the Vir-
glnia Central Railroad, at that point, and
passengers will pass to Richmond and inter-
mediate points by Railroad. The time Of
running will be about eight hours between
Alexandria and Richmond.
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RAISING RAILROAD FAREs.-Thc Supcrin
tcndcnts of the New England Railroad Com
panics held a meeting at Boston, last week, t.
consider the propriety of raising the railroad
fares on their respective roads. Nothing de-
finite was done, though prevalent conviction
seemed to lie felt that the fares should be
raised somewhat, as the cost of materials, la.
Dor, service, &C., on the road had greatly i'll.
creased
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Terrible Steamboat Accident.

LOUISVILLE, March li.-Thc steamer Car
olinc running to Memphis, wa burnt on Sum
day, the 5:h, near the mouth of the White
river, the fire having caught between decks,
and spread rapidly among the freight.
The boat was not only destroyed, but for
ty-fye of those on board either persisted in
the flames or were drowned The flames
rad 50 rapidly that it was with difficulty
any escaped.
As soon as the fire was discovered, the pi.
lot cndcavorcd TO run her ashore. Fifteen
persons seized the yawl and Attempted to
reach tic shore, butthc Loaf sunk ard all
persisted. Captain Creighton jumped inc
the river and was drowned. John Trace, tic
pilot, persisted at the wheel.
The boat Wa, burned to the waters edge
and then slipped off the bank and sunk. On
~ two cabin passengers were lost. The re-
mainler of the victims were the boats hands
and deck passengers.
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Magnificent stock Of

magnificent stock Of
III Rich Plaid Dress Goods,
French MeIinos and Cashmcres,
Splendid Black Silks;
High Colored Dress Silks,
Rich Printed Dress Gonds,
Ladies Cloths in fashionable colors,
Splendid stock OF Long and Square Shawls,
housekeeping and Family Dry Goods,
Cloths, Cassimers and Nesting, in great
variety.
Buyers should not fail to call and examine
my large stock of goods. Prices made lou ind
he custom ofke public solicited.
+. BROWN, JR:,
Main St, next door to Johnson's Hotel.
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a SMALL flake of marble representing the
pendent strap of the scabbard, fell from Gle
nough's statue of Washington, in the Capitol
square, last week. A report was circulated
that some one had pupposey mutilatcd the
statue. The Washington Sentinel says, that
a short time before Mr.. Grcnough's death, he,
with his own hand, removed the support to
this strap; work of extreme dclicacy; and it
may be that the marble detached was thus
weakened or cracked. subjccting it to the in
fuence of frost. 1t fell on the granite base
and was broken into many pieces.
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Spring Fashions for Gentlemen.

March II, 1851
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NAVAL INTELL!GENCE.-A letter dated
Slezzia, Feb. Is, says: cat last accounts
the Saranac and Lavant were at Constantino-
pie. The st. Louis. Capt. Ingraham, cx-
poets to leave this place on Monday next fcr
Constantinop'e to relieve the Lcvant. Capt.
lngraham will not return to the United States
until the st. Louis returns. Capt. II. w.
Morris, who was ordered to relieve Capt. T.,
has been ordered by Commodore Stringham
to the Cumberland as flag captain. The
frisate Cumberland is here, and likely to be
for the remainder of the winter. All well OH
board of the Cumberland and st. Louis"
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

PI virtue of IL writ of Vendi Exponas, is
- sued by Edmund Brown, Esq, one of the
Justices of the Peace of the State of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county, at the suit of
Brown Foard, against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tcncments Of Wadslcy Holmes
and James Frazier and to me directed, !
have seized and taken into execution, all the
right, title, interest and estate, at law and in
equity, of the said Wadslcy Holmes, in and
to all that Farm, piece, parcel or tract Of land, ,
situate in the Second Election District of &C.
Gil county, adjoining lands Of Boulder Biddle
and others, containing
Fifty Acres,
more or less; and | hereby give notice that
on SATURDAY, the 1st day Of April next, at
the front door Of the Court House in Elkiou,
between the hours of | and t O'Clock p. NJ,
| will sell the said property so seized and
taken into execution, to the highest bidder,
for cash, to satisfy said writ.
lIEI. FOARD,
March IL, 81 is (S3) Const.
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IN O00 HORSES CURED OF THE
III, UUUHEAVES. 50,0O0cured of Coughs,
colds, dislermper, &c.
D.9RLEY'S ARABIAN HE.AVE REMEDY
is the only article that can be relied upon for
the cure ofthe above comp laints; ii never fails.
Some persons have made from S25 to $50 on
horse by feeding from three 10 six packages.
II greatly improves the CONDITION of the hors-
cs, brings OIL the old rough coat and produces
one smooth and glossy. There are counter
feits--see the signature of HURD & CO., 81
Maiden Lane, N. York. Price 25 cts. For
sale by VIM. II. Brown g. Brother, Candy e.
Hatch. [Jan Ia cow Nv
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e. There is no b1t;cr advertising medium in
the State of Marylnd, outside the city o..
Baltimore, than ..Ihe Cecil IIhig.' Cecil is
Il thriving county-!ts inhabitants are a buy
ing and Il paying people, and immense amounts
Of goods are bought from Baltinor. and Phil
a'lclphil by our merchants. City merchants
and manufacturers. would not fail to find il
to their advantage to advertise in this paper