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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-25
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing.

RoWLANDS;iLLE, Nov. %, 81.
Mr.. EDIToE.-At meeting hckl by the
projectors of our favorte Central Railroad at
the Brick Meeting House, on Saturday, the
llth inst, it was determined to proceed to
locate the Road immediate ly. Some $500
was raised at once for the purpose, in addi-
ton to what had been raised previously, and
we are informed active steps will now be
takon to locate the Road and to commence
operations next spring, at fulthest. S say
the knowing ones. l did expect some Of
your attentive correspondents near the local
ity of the meeting, would have given the par
ticulars more in detail, but as they have not,
as yet, give you some Of the facts as l have
received them.
Various rumors have been 0float for some
weeks in regard to the sale of the Iron Works
at our village, but if we are rightly informed,
they continue in possession Of their former
owner up to this time, and should a sale take
place, p. will be likely to hear oft, and in,
form you officially.
Great inconvc nicnce is experienced by the
tIa'clilnS community Ill consequence Ol INC
breaking of the Port Deposit Bridge, and we
are told it has had the effect to arouse those
favorable to rcbuiding the Conowingo bridge,
which has Laid dormant for several years;
we hope soon to hear that both are in way OF
speedy construction. While there is no bridge
at either crossing place the Cattle Trade suf-
fers seriously; as Columbia is the only rclia-
Bile crossing place on the Susquehanna, which
is quite too high up the river for Baltimore
drovcrs. Yours, p.
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How musical when the drought was
burning us, would have been such patter-
ing us was made 10y Fridays rain.
--Progressing-th good work of paving
the sidewalks. That in front Of the Howard
House is a great improv ement.
--Oph to Tcxas;-Robert l.. Foard, Esq,
who has been with us most of the summer
leaves for Texas on Monday.
In Town--Lieut. A. W. Evans. He
will leave for Jacksonville, Florida, in Il few
days.
Tile tavoritc game with the boys now
is marbles the tav"ritc field OF their opera
tions, the Court House Yard. Go il while
you young boys!
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Our own county, it will be seem stands the
fourth in agricultural wealth, and the second
in intelligence in the State; and there is no
doubt whatever, that when the census of
1860 is taken, it will show the people of
Cecil to be more intelligent, and the lands Of
Cecil more valuable than those of any other
county in Maryland.
*NorE.-By ':un'mprovcf'' land is only meant
land connected with the improved. and in some
sense necessary to its enjoyment whether enclosed
or not.
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Baltimore and SuSquehanna
STEAM COMPANY

- OCULAR DAILY LINE, (except Sundays
III tpr H,vRE Dr. GRACE, Pohr Deposit AND
TIDE WATER CANAL.
.-aszsn TheS,eaaboat Ports
,t~SAu.,,. msHh, Capt. JosErIl
E.,c..:.:a,ste 10y GtoGHEcAH, lraves
~%ssssf '-as|s;sss4<saS iuwrr end uf West
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday cvrnAr=, ut & e'clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, "Wednesday
aSd Fila! at Iu'clock, and liavic de G,ncea
n'riuck. p, ".
The SFfImhnai Lancasir1 Capt, J. W. Tom.
issso~s leaves same place every Monday, We'd
ur' IA AMI Frilac evening nj q O'Clock. r, =
Stunning. leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday,
Thursday ami Saturday evening al I O'Clock
AMI fIavrc de Grace at o'clock, p. NJ.
n7~i'ussage 50 cents.
EJ-Frei.his received daily until 5 O'Clock
Carried at low rates, and carefully attended to.
duplicate receipts for Frrishts will be
r. lm,iei in all cases.
The Agent al Hvre lie Grace will attend 10
forwarding any merchandise consigned TO Kim.
for any Point on the Pennsylvania Canals, or
Phil !rlpAia, or elsewhere.
JOS. las. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
X. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, H. de Grace
IACOB TOME, Por, Deposit.
II The Steamboat "JUNlATA.' Captain
Tomlin.on, being in complete order, can be
chartered at any linz.
N. 3. Gram purchased nj the highest mar
Net price al The Warehouse Of J. Tome, Port
Deposit; wha lso keeps Tor sale, Gnano. Plas-
ter. Fish and Salt. IApr It.
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Iic0.

On the :,3l inst. IIrLANn BorCuELL, of
Chesapeake City. in the l3rl year If his Il gc
On the 9TH inst. after six weeks illness.
wuirh he bore with chriSti'n lortitudc, Mr.
GEoHG" CAMPBELL. aged ~ years.
On the 18Th Inst. MARGArEr ALICE Bsy.
NETT. daughter of Rudnlpi Bennett, ag.,l )
years AMI ) months.
s.Shr died in Jesus a;rl is bl.sS.l,
How sweet her slumbers ar.
From su!lcrings and from sin released,
And free from every snare"
In the city of Cincinnati, on the Sth inst.
Miss MARY McklNsEr, formerly ofthis town
aged l. years.
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forrial Mus.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.
Three DAYS Eater.

The Canadian arrived on Wednesday bring
ing Liverpool date to the It'll inst.
The latcs official dispatches from Lord
Dnn'las, Marshal OunSdcrt and Admiral
liamtlin, detail The operations Of the allies
only up to The l1,h
The official account of The fist day Of the
bonhardm,nt was only published on the Gti
being ia: lch;nd the dates of rriva'carrouni>
Admiral Hamein says that if the Russians
had not closed the entrance Of the harior of
Sebasopol by sinking ships. the allied squad
ron after the first fire could have successfully
run in and placed themselves in colnmrn;ra-
ton with the land forces without, probably,
a quarter of the loss they have now sustain
cd.
The Englisl, loss on ship board was # men
killed and Peg wounded, and the ships con-
Siderably damaged by shot and shells.
The French loss was 80 killed AMI lSG
wounded. On the evening Of the Doth the
Russians: 5000 strong. made sorlie from
Sclas.opol and also from the direction Of
Balaklava. but were IcluS' d, 900 men lc
ing left dead upon the field.
According to the latest Geographic adviccS
the attack upon the Russian Qualifications
from The sea. had not been renewed.
The bombardmcnt from the heights was
vigorously continued by the allies, and the
Forts at the Quarantine and Fort Constantine
had been RACED The southern tower and
other works had been demolished.
The town of Scbastopol was represented to
be a mass of ruins and ON fire in three differ
cnt piancc. g..
1t was evident that the place would not be
able to hold out much longer.
According ole account an assault was TO
be made by the allies on the I'd or Sd of
November.
A to!, graphic despatch hal been Published
by Greek house to the elect that SrbaSto-
pol had az ual!y been taken. Although be-
j we'd by many, the report want coaii'na
ton.
Tcleg"nphic dispatches published in Lon
don on the morning of the It'll. (Tucstlav,)
state that the town of S,baStopol is Il mass
Of ruins, and that the French Chasscurs kill
Ell all the artillery men who showed them
selves at the embrasurcs. And shower of
balls was poured into the forts during the
night, leaving the enemy no possible chance
for repairing their disasters.
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HARD TlMEs.-This gentleman is said to
be now on visit to the principal cities caus-
ing good deal Of shaking and not little
tumbling down among the fast business men.
been a number of failures. This lizard
Times generally travels close on the heels Of
another individual called Extravaganza, ~
who, for the year past. has been 'cutting a
wide swath" all about over the country.
making way for his more dreaded but not
less dangerous relative. Look out for these
gentry: they sometimes get into the villages
and country places.
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Mr.. SorLE.--f'lc accounts by the Cana
dian confirm what had come in an uncertain
shape by the previous arrival-that the
French Emperor had Withdrawn the Order
prohibiting Mr.. Soule from passing through
France on his way to Madrid. II is stated
the British Government intcrfcrcd to prevent
what was only intended 10 be applied to Mr..
Sonlc, personally, from causing difficulty
with the American Government at this criti-
cal iuncturc If European Affairs.
1t is stated, also, that our Mr.. Pierce and
his Cabinet are determined to make Louis
explain or apologize or something of that
sort.
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P{IELIC SALE.

TNIIE following personal property will be
l. sold at Public Sale, at the residence of
Abraham Watson, decd. below Principle
Furnace on the railroad side, on
THURSDAY, the 30h Of NOTEliBER,
viz: yoke of Oxen, Horses. 4 milch Cows,
10 Hogs and Shoats, corn in the car, hay 10y
the ton, straw and corn fodder, beds, b",l-
ding, bctlsteads, tables, chairs, clock, parlor
stove, 10-plate stove, kitchen Furniture,
cooking utensils, and numerous articles not
enumerated.
Sale to commences at 10 O'Clock when terms
will be made knDwlnby
Nov IL 2w' JOHN BRUMFIELD.
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LANDS IN CECIh COUNTY, AND IN THE
STATE.-Accorling to the census of 1850
there arc in farms in the State of Maryland
2,7o7 ,9o5 acres of improved and 1886, 4+5
acres of unimprovcdF land, making total of
1854 $50 acres. The cash value thereof is
SS7,l7S,545, or $3.50 per acre. In four
of the counties, viz: Allegheny, Dorchester,
st. Mary's and Worcester there is more un.
improved than improved land. The follow.
ing statement shows the average value of
land in each County:
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FREE CoLoRED Persons TRAVELLING IN
CAns.-A colorcd man in Indiana lately
brought snit bcloir II magistrate, against the
JrnrrSonvillc Railroad Company, because
they refused to admit him to the cars as Il
passenger, until he produced evidence of his
freedom. The justice awarded him SD dam
ages, hut the conpany appealed to the Cir
cult Court of Clark county. and Il few days
ago the decision WIS reversed. The court
(Which is II free State trhUnAD held, alho
the legal presumption is that all persons arr
free. yet the fact bnin. that some colnrc;i
persons are not free. it is reasonable that the
matter should be settled in each case at tae
time the colorcd person applies for his seat.
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WASHINGTON Is BRUSHING Up.-Thc pt

WASHINGTON IS BRusHING UP.-Thc poll
tcians from distance are crowding in upon
us already.-Some fifty or sixty old-scssion
stagcrs are already on the ground. They
look as though "cocked and PINNED" for u
furious onslaught upon Congress. Their
business is, of course, to urge through appro-
priatons. They calculate on being much
stronger before the House next winter than
during the last session, as they feel certain
that some Of the non-returned will soften to
their Establishments, as well as more or less
of those who have secured their reelection.
These gentlemen promise a lively time for
Washington. They are old stagers, know the
ropes, and are not inclined to over-scrupulous
Carrying their honorable heads as high as
they do generally, we feel certain that they
have strong hopes Of cfcctng much ere the
4th of March next.-Wash. Star. ..
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2l.-The steamer
Black Warrior, from Havana, with dates to
the 18TH. has arrived.
The Delta announces having received the
inhabitants of Cuba are in the widest state
Of excitement. and contemplate an important
rising in "A few days. The same paper also
publishes bold ana energetic proclamation
issYcd from the Cuba Club Of Tr,roris's.
The other papers of this city, however.
have no information in regard to the matter,
and diScrcIit the report.
The Governor of Trinidad is reported to be
n prisoner at Havana.
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Tunnel. UNDER THE Quo RvEn.-Wc
learn from TIE Louisville papers, that on
Thursday last a large meeting was held i'll
that city for the purpose Of further consider
Ing the ability and prac,icability Of construct
ing tunnel under the Ohio river. Governor
Wright, Of Indiana, addressed The meeting
clolucn;ly and powerfully advocating the
movement. IT is estimated that Tie con-
struction Of tlc tunn.l will cost not more
than 81 300 GOO, and that it cen be built
wihid l2monthS from Tie time ofcommcnce-
mcnt. 1t is stated that the great enterprise
is not to be commenced until the whole
amount is subscribed by note, made payable
in four is'amcnts, which arrangement it
is thought will be the most dlcctual for pre-
venting the depreciation Of stock, and for Sc
curing an carly completion Of the work.
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S{bfs's d;s;,

In the Circuit Court In Chanccry. No
for Cecil county. jvrmbtr list. lSIl.
W ported Ivy John G. Groomc. Henry c.
Mackrll and James 7. McCulough, Trustees
for the sale Of the Real Estate of Thomas
White and others be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thcrcofbc shown
on or before the 9th day Of January next:
provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county:
once week tor one moath before the 10Th
day of December next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be So i25.GO. ii. H. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test,
ii. III. MITCHELL,
Nov % I'm Clerk.
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EIKTGN ACADEMY,

Ts'llE rtopcninS "rthis Institution will BE-
4 celebrated 10y appropriate exercises on
the evening of Thursday next. Both inst, on
which occasion an address, will be delivered
by II. {. Mackall. Esq. The exercises to
commence at !, past q o'clock. Tho pubic
are invited to attend. BY orler OF the Board
Of Trustees.
+. \. FILLS.
GEO. EARLE,
i. +. MAY,
Committee Of Arrangement.
Nov. -. 1854.
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EAGLE HOTEL FOR SALE.

HNIIE su bscrbcr will sell at Private Sale
L the Eagle Hotel, in Cecilton, now occupied
by John Richards. The buildings consist Of
a two story frame Dwelling, AZ by lS
s1-fSz-a. feet, with story and half kitchen
!rkf,sa Is by 1sfect. The out-buildings are
[IlisIia \ meat house, carriage house, corn
house, and stabling with pump of
good water in the yard; all of which are near
ly new, having been built within the last seven
years. The Lot contains ACRE of Land
and is conveniently situated for other i'm
provemcnts.
For terms apply to-, or address the SUBJ
scriber at Cecil:on, Cecil county, Md.
Nov 4tf WIN. II. PEARCE.
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A CARD.

TIIIE Trustees of the Elkton Academy
l. would remind those contributors to the
erection of the new Building who have not
made payment Of the respective sums sub
scribed by them, that other instruments will
very soon be due to the contractors. They
hope that all will give the subject a prompt
attention. Payment may be made to b. +.
Nay, VIM. Torbcrt, or any other of the Board
of Trustees. Aug &c
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u The advcrtis, monts of county nws-
paper are the most important and interesting
Of its contents. The great variety in The
Wing are valuable Us news items and highly
important to business men and the commune
ity generally. Land Sales: legal notices of
various kinds: Railroad and Steamboat
notices: Merchants detailing their wares:
mechanics calling attention to their fabrics
lawyers, doctors, dentists, builders-cvcry
manner of advertising. One little matter,
shows the importance ofadvertising during
the last week two estray horses have been
recovered through the medium of advertising
in The Wing. Last week four cattle were
found by the same means.
In short, read the advertisements. they are
the most useful and interesting portion Of n
county paper.
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Stove, Tin and Sheet.lron Ware
MANUFACTORY:

rTNllE subscriber invites his friends and the pubic
l. generally to call and examine his assortment If
stoves Tin and Shcet-iron ware ut the old stand
ore door south of the Hay Scales in Port DEPOSIT
The ssortmcnt is extensive and various colsi tin.
in part Of the following:
Clinton Alright Cook Stove, Union of the States
do Lctcls loublc Oven do Blue Ridge airtish
coal or wood: Virginia a. t. Cook for coal or wood:
Green Mountain a. I; Improved Complete; Cooks
Favorite; he Gem; Abbey IL. t. Par or. Office and
Church Stoves; Union Il. t; sizes of plate stoves;
lIot-air Parlor oven.
COAL STOVES. Columbia Crate, Cannon stoves,
sizes Coal basis. t. sizes; Stan'ey GO Il barn.
rrs several kindS Of Radiators; all of which win
sell on reasonable terms.
ROOFING; AND SPOUTING and al! kinds of
johbng done short notice.
Nov Is i'm ROBERT CIIRISTY.
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LAND SAIMs.-Mr. James McCauley, land
agent, has sold the farm of William Williams.
situate on the Elkton and Blue BALL road
about Al miles from Elkton, containing 81
acres, for 81, $50; purchaser, VIM. IL. Van
SAINT. He has also sold the farm of Jeremiah
Rogers. on the same road, near Brick Hill,
containing ITO acres, for 1900; purchaser,
Thomas Reynolds.
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DENTISTRY.

WIN. l.. JONES, Surgeon Dentist, has
w returned to Elkton and permanently
established himself in the office formerly &C.
cupied by him, near the Fountain Inn, where
nc may be found by those requiring his scr
vices. He solicits tie patronage of the pub
lie and viii use his bcs: cXurtiong to give en-
the satisfaction. !Oct 2G If
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Farmers l. Commercial Hotel,
PORT Deposit. I'D.

TUNI UETUSII, MD.
- DBERT SMITH respectfully informs his
IL friends and the travelling public that he
has taken the large and comlnodious Hotel.
which he has newly furnished and re fitted
with all the modern convenience and COM
forts of a first class Hotel.
Evcre attention will be paid to the comfort
Of guests. The table will always be boHnti-
fully supplied with all the delicacies of the
season, and the Bar with the choicest Liquors
Large and commodious Stables are attach
ed so that travellers may be sure of their an
imlls and vehicles being properly taken care
Of.
Horses and Vehicles for Hire.
Dnrt D.nnyit Oct % 2,,,
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PREPARING FOR srElNG.-Ihe Emperor
of Russia is having guns Of longer range cast
in PctrosawodSk and Cronsladt, which are
to be mounted upon the Notifications of the
latter place next spring. This docs not look
like giving tho .matorial guarantees which
England and France desire. AS the Emperor
will have all winter toperpare himself for the
expected visit in the spring, st. Petersburg
will doubtless be ina good state of defense
when the contest comes.
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Che 4tlarIicts.

The grain market is reported by the last
steamer to have slightly advanced at Lonion
NO city laptls We're printed yesterday
from those of Thursday wc have the Balii
more Market as follows: Flour 1.1j to SS.25.
Wheat : ~ To 81: Corn 20 to 81 cents
eats Is to Is cents Clovrrs. el G.25 to ST 80.
Timothy 3.25 to IS 80.
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TIE AEcrIc's BoATs.-Wc learn, says the
Philadelphia Inquirer, from gentleman who
was at st. Johns n. +. when the schooner Lily
Dale arrived there, that the beat She brought
i'll was one or the Arctic $ life boats, and that
the oars were marked Arctic" 1t was sent
TO New York in the steamer Victoria. Our
informant could not understand why the or
iginal report that the Lilly Dale had picked
up orc of the Arctic's boats should have blcn
cont: q lictCd
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kossUTH.-A London letter says "Kossuth
is at present domiciled at his residence in st.
Johns Wood about mile from Hyde Park
Corner he is living retircdly but sees good
many of his political friends and it is under
s'ood is not without carrying on intrigues in
Germany, thr ugh numerous agents attached
20 the rev Jlu' ionarv cause"
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THANKSGIVING DAY was pretty generally
observed in town. Most of the stores and
shops were closcd-some of the folks went to
church, some went a-gunning, and almost n
Sabbath stiffness prcva lied in the streets.
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AccIDENr.-We understand a German by
the name Of John Lass, who was engaged
hauling brick from North East OIL Monday
afternoon, fell from his wagon, which passed
over him breking an arm and otherwise seri-
ously injurylng him.
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\ =" ,iia JUBILEE IN NEW JERSEY ion
!. h ho,.S u o' me h''or No, "a large
NUMBER OF wings, says 'he Newark Ad'cr'
user ccleo1aleu lhe recent w n's Vic''rv IN
3 Cnnnor nrcs;d;nr I"t+ors ,,orc ra,J r.nn,
,ho r,%,, hdrs ~ G,,,nnss ,,o,t r.o,n ~,
State. cxcu,inp their absence, also a ,ony
lottcr f,nm JJop 7 NJ Rot,. or Va IL
Witch wore tho follow;n, nor,nr,,hs mo,
no nrosroc,. nr nc,r ,,e,,r n,Son iya. ;,n
XII, u alta n,an;co,t ,L,t ihnro J., oI'nut
,o ho n t,,,, rnvoln,;nn in ,ho ,nl;,;c,l aa:,;rs
81 hi. oo w ,n1 "a, nv Wv, avn ,a"I l'' "n
a,;,r;, ! ,hat ~ ni,,rno GI.I. H. hn f,n ,,n
,ron,n am'l t. ,hn nr,,nvn,;n , or ,ho wiz
n,rt,. i 70 l.. hrol,o on en- # Lovos M ,l,nr.
p c,nrs t.,t ~ cbdn.. h,tvon, tbo ntI,r
,".n ,..,;os tho :. K"n,r Nn.L;un., ~, ,I'a
a Mn hnnJ .,d tho ..f:no,. ar' Va,.;oas' ~,
,hc n,h,r. ,,,5 bov;nr fn,.obt on,inyt ,Ln
,,IoaI g.. .,L;,as,, g., t,,,S,,.,- 6II ,.o.n'.
,oror ,,o Wl,ir ,nl Dn,mncr.,;. ,,r,;.,
M IN ,m,.,;n,d .l'',,. 20 ~
a,.l, n,' tl,,, ,;l ~ ,h' =. L-,'o'. N'M;,',.,,
s,n,, H.. tLn ,., .h.. +,';,. ,hr .,o Wv
,,,,;,I'l y,, H., ,.a,.,,. ,an:; :, ,,.
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f,o, ,h,;r ln~u.;na n,,,h;mr ,h;n,, ,h"'.
l,nnw a,.oi I,..l r..,I,n ,,,. o,L"r ,,r,,.
~ u,o na T Th", knnw In,r 70 i, WI -,
,h,,. ,,,d'rt,I.n 70 do and c,rorou,. IL, i,
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NOTICE.

TN consequence Of altering the Store room
L of the old Locust Grove Store, the sub
scribers were obliged to remove their Wines
and Liquors to Nobility Row, alias Rum
Square. next door TO Mr.. Smiths Hotel. late
Barnum's, where Joseph G. Nesbitt will be
in attendai &C to wait ON his old friends and
the public as usual,
j. &. \ II. G. NESBITT.
Port Deposit, Nov IL. ~ 3w
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The APPLE CRop.-Thc NcwLurvport
(Mass.) Herald says: The crop of apples in
New England this year, as it has been in every
even year since the Baldwin came into general
cultivation, is too large for the demand and
the price has been dropping until they are
now dull in this vicinity and Boston at 81 25
81 so per barrel, and may be had, deliver
cd at the railroad depot thirty or forty miles
from Boston, at IS to 40 cents a bushI.
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Aes'E'ss'E T..

TllE County Commissioners will meet at
l. their flee in Elkton. on Tuesday the Eth
Ut December, next. to attend to such bust
hess rs may be presented. BY order.
i. c. RICKETTS,.
NOv - TN Clerk
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Vbt Cecil lDbiq. &
EI.KTOX, NOVEMBER %, 1857.

ITThanksgiving day damaged The Whig
little this week Ivy causing a holiday in the
middle of the wcek-still it might have been
worse.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-25

A SPEC OF WAR.-An order was received
from the Navy Department by the Command
ant of the Gosport Navy Yard on Thursday,
10 prepare all the vessels which can be equip
ped, for orders.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-25

Ice AHEAD.-Enoch Crouch has just COM
plcted connexions ice-housc. Hccontcm-
plates suppling the citizens with ice daily
next summer