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iisE'STEE'G st.;Gli

OF REAL ESTATE.
My yiituc I'll Decree Of the Chancellor OF
Id the State Of Delaware, will he
exposed to sale at Public Ycnduc, on SAT-
CkEhl, the 10Th day Of November, at 2.
o'clock in the afternoon, ut the house OF
Nicholas u. Atkinson, in the village Of New.
ark in " hite Cliy Hundred, New Castle
county, the following described lands and
tcnem"nts, situate and bcirg in White Clay
Creek Hundred aforc said, to wit No. /.
Beginning ut Il stone in line of land of EliLa
Chamberlain, thence running and binding
thereby soIth 10y degrees, west l3 G5- 100
prrchcs TO the northwest corner Of the man.
>iuu house Of the heirs Of Alexander McBcafh
thence !Hlting along the west side Of said
house and extcndinS to the north side OF
Newark Street, south II deg, east 3 $40
pcrchcS to i stake, thence running by the
np.tl side of Newark street, south SO deg,
east 40 perchcs to q stake, q corner OF
land of the heirs Of John McEcath. thence,
running and binding thereby, north 81 deg,
east l6 10 pcrchcs to II stake in the entry
OF the barn, thence by the same north 81 deg
west pcrehcS, TO the first mentioned stunr,
the place Of hrgi;,ning. containing Is perch.
Is of land. fo.-2, Beginning ut II stone on
the northeast corner OF lot of land Of J oh.,
Whahn, Oh the svHthsi,lc Of Newark street
thence, running ami binding 10y the south side
oi said street. cas % > 10 pcrchcs to a stake
on the west side Of the road To The p, ". y
b. L, r.. thence, running by the west side of
said road south degrees, west 30 prrchc>
t" - stake. corner of land Of Albert G..
Lewis, thence, runnin. thereby south 81 deg.
west u . 10 pcrchcs to IL stone, thence
thereby north Co. dog, west - Ito rrrchcs
to Il stake, another corner Of land of ohn
Whann, thence, running thereby, north 2li
deg, east 40 pcrchcs to the first mentioned
st one and place Of beginning; containing
Acres. | Rood and Is Pcrchcs of land more
or less. No. 3, beginning at u stake the
north west corner OF land of the heirs OF
Samuel Bell, deceased, thence runni Z and
binding thereby, south 49, deg, west Is
-. 100 lprchcs to stoi.e, Il corner OF land Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

A NV TERnlrosy.-'fh Pioneer, located
at Olympia. Washington Territory, lately
published call flr Convention, addressed
to The people Of Oregon alti Washington Ter
ritoreS, tSst of the Cascade mountains, TO
me,.t at the Dallas Oh the 18Th of Ans',,t last
to take preliminary steps fnr The organization
oi No" territory, 10 extend on either side Of
the Columbia river, from the Cascades to the
Rocky Mountains The Pioneer says tkai
the late treaties by Gov. Stevens and Gcn
Palmer with the Indians in the proposed n,w
territory, have thrown open for occupation
ali the fSrtile valleys OF he vast scope Of
country, snd its admirable adaptation fol
stock growing has alrca:sy induced large
number of farmers iroM the Wlli;.mett. val
ley to cmigrate thithcr. There ARE also gold
fields IN that section OF country, AID ifputLi:
expectations i'll regard to then. ar, realized,
the Pioneer thinks that three thousand people
would DC found there within month.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

TIE APPROACHING ELECTIoN.- qrlcS-
ton propomd1d to the natives of MARYLAND
and to be settled by them at the approaching
election is one which should touch their
pride As well as patriotism. 1t is simply
whether they are capable Of ruling themselves
or must call in foreign masters to rule them +?
1t appears to us that this question is not
very difficult Of solution. Our Fathers gov.
crnca themselves in much more difficult times
and unless We concedr that we have dcgcncr-
atcd since their time we must suppose that
VIC arc competent 10 scllgoyernmcnt. The
result Of the election in November next will
disclose the opinion entertained 10y the natives
of this state rs to their ability to dispense
with the guidance Of Foreigners. IF they de-
eide in favor of the foreign candidates it will
bean acknowledgement that they have not
their self reliance and mean 20 trust to foreign
rulers rather than TO themselves. Suh an
acknowledgements would degrade Maryland in
tlHcycs Of the world. Even the mon whom
they would elevate over them as rulers, would
dcspiSc and trampc upon tIseni. Bat we are
sure that the natives Of this state will not
thus d,base themselves. Bait. Clipper
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5t!nyr!r0.

On the 9th lstan, IN Baltimore CITY by The
Rev. Jacob Walter, Mr.. JosEpn K, GoLInAnr
formerly Of this County to Miss MARY O.
WALTER Of Baltimore City.
On the 9th instant by Rev jam, McIntrc,
M>wat.Lss Ros, to Miss SUSAN LlRzAluEE,
both Of this County.
BY the same on the llth instant, AMOS
DnrssoND, to VI. \. Sslru, both Of this
County.
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GA Washington letter to the New York
Times says. Lieutenant Maury, for one,
makes no secret Of TIE fact that he considers
his retirement an insult and dishonor which
every impulse Of his manhood requires him
to rclcl. 1t is fortunate that anything should
have occurred in The policy Ct our Govern
ment, to put in this frame Of mind valuable
officer, upon whom Tie world Is hca}ing hon
ors f"r his contributions 10 practice science.
Many Of the officers affected by the action Of
the Board, arc engaged in organizing All APP
peal TO Congress for relief.
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EIGHTEEN HUNDRED MND riFry -Fl;E.-By
II strange coincidence. which will rot again
occur for a long irAc. the new wear of 1855
commenced on the same day AS in 1870, and
consequently all through Tie year lie da,c
will be on the same day. Bat what is NOR,
singular is, Chat all The movable holidays. ficn,
Srpiuagcsima TO Advent. fall ON the sam,
dates and the same days. The alnauacs. of
1919 might, therefore, auyc for lLc presc.t
year,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

\ SAVAGE Goose. r. B. Van Iands, Of
Brooklyn, riding on The FlatlnSh road. was
attracted some distance from the read bv til,
cr;cs Of Il child. Upon reaching the spot he
discovered u goose standing upon the pros
trate child, is bill fastened tcnari",lsiy to the
napc Of tie little ones neck, and striking il
Iic:ccly with its wings on the sides. The clll
was relieved, but not Until Tic cuoae Lad b. an
killed. liy this timely in.crr,r,ncc the life OF
the child was probably saved,
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WEST NOTTINIIAM
A G A u T. Nj Y,
CECjL COE,NYY, .M7RYL.H,ND.

CETIL COINI1, .W.7R1L.H.NU.
THNlIE next session of this Institution will
Il commence on the first day Of November
The course Of study is extensive, such as to
tit students for either of the classes Of Col
lcge, or any of the business pursuits Of life.
Parents may here secure for their sons
superior ftcil ties for instruction, Il pleasant,
retired and healthy residence, and entire
freedom from immoral associations.
Terms per session, boarding and washing
$4,000, Tuition $1,000, German, French and
Italian, and Drawing extra.
For circulars and further particulars, adj
dress the Principals at Battle Swamp, Cecil
CON ty, Md. GEO. DCFFIELD, A. VI.
l.. L. VI. TAiilII. y. NJ.
oct, 10. Principals,
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TURNING TIE TABLES. On Saturday GOTH
ut.. a hunter discovered a runaway slave in
hollow log, near Portland Ky, and lcveil-
ing his double barrel gun, ordered him to
come out and surrender The fellow come
ont promptly. seized the gun of the gallant
hunter, with which he made tracks "for parts
unknown"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13
MONEY FOR EUROPE

'EStRTlES wishing to send money to En-
4 gland, Ireland, or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts FROM the subscribers ut North
East, in sums to suit, on the principal Banks
in AMY Of the above places. 20 a.~..
HUGHES BROTHERS,
"a Agents for Abraham Bell Il Sons,
Apr % If .+ r.n New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

FALL EKPEDlrloNs.-Iti is proposed to dis
patch two vessels shortly with emgrans to
Liberia One will he under the auspices of
the New York States Colonization Society.
and comprise persons from the New England
and Northern States. The other is the regn-
lar fall expedition from Baltimore. composed
mainly of applicants from the South and
Southwest.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

u We have very heavy pressure on our
columns by our advertising friends at pres
emit and the attention of our readers is called
to the Real Estate, Store Goods, and other
wares and articles advertised in our columns
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13
RECALL OF Mn. CHAMPION. Washing

RECALL OF Mn. CHAMPION. Washing
ton dispatch to the New York Times says:
Mr.. Buchanan has been instructed to re-
quest the recall of Mr.. Champion, tho British
Minister, on account ofhis alleged connection
with the efforts to enlist recruits in this conn
try for the Foreign Legion. Lntc instructions
to Mr. Buchanan embrace the entire appica-
ton of the Monroe Doctrine, and refer par
ticularly to Dominica, Greytown, Cuba, and
the Bay of Islands,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13
-EbKTGN LEATHER STORE,

E0PrpSiTE The HOWARD HOUSE.
EAMES llASSON oilers an ASSORTMENT of
- Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain ditto Madras and Tampico:
Ifehch and American Calf; Wax and Buff
Uplefs: Harness and Skirting; Bride. fair
biaclVs French and American Lining; Tops
aud Bindings; kips and Findings.
U-The highest PRICES paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. ,Imay 5 6m
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Cll TON.

Understanding that person who styles
hirnSclf Louis Francis Talbot, and who was
at one time in my employment, and diSclarg
cd Tor lmpopcr courses, still represents him
self acting for me, and that he attempts to
negotiate loans Nc. ulon such assumption
this is to caution the rublic against trusting
said Louis Francis TalIou on my account
ID. Is. CASSEDAY
Cecil Co. Md.
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To OUR CORRESPONDENTS The pressure
on our time, growing out Of the sitting of the
Court has prevented us from giving attention
to the many excellent letters and communca-
lions which have been received during the
week. t' f'r' ID ~.
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FARM FOR SALE,

4 DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK sit
n uatcd on The river half II milo from the
Village of North East, containing l2O Acrss,
IN 4 good state OF cultivation, with good build
iuQs thereon; consisting of 4 Dwelling, Ten
aIt House. md Barn; which Will be sold on
reasonable terms b. aplicati"nto
l.. l.. WOOLEY,
May y IF .ta North East. Md.
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I'RE!{sIfTISG.
Tp IND FROM BiLTIIiORE.

- ~ 4 y y MUM d II u TI'IO HT1'
HlIfE ncw. tight ami substantial ~
[ fast ling Schooner JAS. IGLE- MI ~
HART, Glpi. LambsrI G.. Ford. Wifi :WFtTE
run regularly from the wharf sa "A ~
FIX handing, leaving on Tuesday of ever,
week'at12 O'Clock VI.
Frcig'h"rs may rely upon having thcI
business attended to carefully and with DIES
patch, and at reasonable rates. ua.
Apply on board to .
.w LAMBERT G. FORD, ,
or TO JOHN PARTRIDGE.
Fcb24 tt Elkton.
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TIE CEIMEAN WAR.-It appears from Off
cal returns that up to the 10Th Sept. there
were shipped from MarS,illcs and Toulon, for
there East since the commencement of the
war; 32G 900 men, besides is 600 from Al
geria, Corsica and Italy. .4
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Che .3llarktts.

FLEToE MAXNsr.--'Ths quotations Of yes
teilav were, Wheat Sl."7; Corn 81 cents
Oats 80 cts.
SALri4oAS. Oct. ). Wheat 81 so aJl.lO;
Corn SO sc cts. Oats IS cts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

1CWm. Ogden Niles, late editor of Niles,
Weekly Register, proposes to reprint the iif-
ty volumes issued from September, 1871, to
September, 1886. The original subscription
price was Sl72 rs for the whole series, which
if reprinted, will I've sold for $50 1t is to be
regretted that The Register was ever discon-
tinucd for it is a most valuable record of our
political annals. ..f
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

REMOVAL OF .TME CEtIf. Vino" OFFICE.
Our printing office has been removed to the
Cecil Wing building on North Street, between
the Court House and Jail. where we will be
pleased TO SEE our friends and subscribers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. The
Pierce party carried Baltimore in the election
for Conncilm,n Oh Wednesday by ,03G votes
The vote was very small; during the last few
weeks GS5 Foreigners had been natmalized
and it is estimated that at least two-thirds of
the Votes cast against the American ticket
were by foreigners. This docs not look much
like Americans ruling America.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

Ak IMMENSE YIELD. Mr.. Alexander John
son, OF AlispIllion Hundred, Del, has field
OF corn that will yi'll over one hundred bush.
els to the acre. He has bad one acre stakcd
OIL and tic com galhcrtd and h,aaurtd,
which made ono luldrod and eight bushels,
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that application will
tc made to the county commissioners Of Cecil
county at their next meeting after the l3th
day Of November 1853 for the appointment
Of Examiners 20 alter the location Of the road
leading fiorn Siuylcr' old mill to Bohemia
Mills, on Bohemia Manor, at point where it
passes through the lands Of LOWS I. Rob
crtS.
Oct. 18th. 1888, I'm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

MORE EorERs.-The following persons
have been natuializcd in the court here this
wcck.-I>aac Taylor, James W. Pcarcc.
James Holden, Prosper Shire, George W.
Wright, Patrick White, Thomas Beers, Pat
rick Dorsey, Joshua Green, George d. Ro-
zine Edmund Scanlan, Dennis Dnyer, Will
liam Brngc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

HALIFAX, Oct. 10y looking over the
most reliable circulars by the Canada, OBJ
serve that flour in Liverpool has advanced Cd.
TO Is. per Dbl; wheat advadccd ID. to 3D. per
bushcl, and corn is up Is. per quarter. The
market closed firm.
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B. +. May
OPPOSITE TIE COURT HOUSE,
IL AS JUST OPENED
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
3. f. MAY

'TNlIE attention Of, the Ladies' is particularly CAL
i led to the catalogue found below
French. Cloak ,g. in various colors French MGR
inoes in do; rcnch all wool pails ior lrcss; 1hi
bet cloths in various Co!o-.: Plain and P!aid Cash
mcies sll WOO; N, u-E dcain 5. Mus il dcain,s If
low gyadcS; Canton Cloths AMI h'racas; Rrst Bay
Sta sack hanuc $; Blk & Cold silks lest brands
Prints It Gingh ms in great rieiy: Shronling
llamn Is White Red & yellow nannelS If hes grades
Mmti.la Vel, els A. Ni'lc: Blcached Musin> from
Is To III wide l'nhleachrd do: Canton nanurls
cold lleachri; cola tan,lrics in variety; Pa
per Musins in many Clors: T"wct diapers Il
Crash; superior jeans Bleachcd cold ar,llings
SnAWISS SlliWIS t...
S;e'Ta. CO shmrr~. 7hibct wool, Best Bay state
long square i'll lI'k Co:ors.
BOYS WEAR
or the nca.rst s'y!cs e ;'imrrcs Twe"Is
Sattcnet's 'ahiy \c}ycts Cps of best ~
. GLOVES Il HOSIERY in great variety.
"... TRIMMINGS. f"
At Wholesale or retail such a. Bonnet Ribbons Of
hest styles x quality satn- in vari"ns col"r$ Silks
many coiors N-lycts iu do, Florrncts Innings Caps
&c. tndar seavrs French worked collars inoss
Edsings. Inserting Euttois in great variety.
nu CATERS l. SHOES. es
,I.adics Geld l. llik q inter. { Inc. boot. 4 Shoes
Misses x Childrcns Boots It Sho, OF boat make.
Thankful for past p .tr,nayc the public arc
prcfully invited 10 call and examine the present
new stock Is. +. MAY.
Elkton Oct 10 lS55--tf
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NEWARK, y. D., Oct. 9.--I'hc charter cleo =
ton, held to-day resulted in the election ii Il
decided Wing majority TO ,tlc City Council
and the clcctlon of the Wing candidate for
Mayor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

MORE LAWYERS. On motion Of Col. John
c. Groome. James W. Maxwell and John r.
Rowan Esqs., were this week admitted to the
bar in the court here,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13
TEN-NARE AND STOVES,
At EsGFeY' EEFGEnV.

ys7l'E Undersigned having purchased OF
3 Robert ChriSry the above establishment
il prepared to furnish every thing in his In"
OF business upon the most accommodating
terms.
a full assortment of Sheet Iron and Tin
Mare always on hand.
~ Ho"'ling and srouing done right, and
warranted.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
which Twill sell as low as they can he OBJ
fpi&rd any where in tiid State.
attention is particularly invited MY stock
eCOOklNG STOVES, either for wood or
coal; any OF which iihot found. upon trial to
be as represented may be returned. Give
me u call am determined to please.
JAS. X. TRIMBLE.
Port Deepest, July oS-tf.
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JAMES ii. L ,iRGESS,

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
yNTiIoSE advertisement is in an"tl or
w column of this paper. has on hand at
Il. j. fine and for sale 20 FAR MS; several of
.'i,srr FROM three TO five miles irCnI Fort De
post. =.
Aug. - tt.
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Il,c Cecil lr)l)ie.
ELKTOx. OCTOBER 81 1855.

JTlCKETS.-Wc are ready to pint to
order, tickets for any candidates for office r
this county, either nominate OF Independent.
Our changes will be low.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

IT, The voters of Cecil who attend the
meeting here TO day may expect 10 hear a bic
speeches. Henry Winter Davis and ". IL.
Travers have both promised to be here with
out fail. Mr.. Ricaud IS here now and Air.
Icllott and others are expected. Come out
and hear them. The speaking is to com
mcnce at O'Clock and again Mt I. :
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91ic0.

In Elk Neck Oh Tuesday last, SrsYuEN
HrLAND, Of Stephen, aged IS years.
SJWm. $. 30 cKlNs of Sassafras Neck
and HoBEHr AKIN Of near Principle, both
died !he past Wttk. -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

PESNsYIvANIA.-Th Pierce party assisted
by the organized Liquor league has carried
Pennsylvania.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA.
One WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Oct. 9th =. M.-Ihe steamer
Canada, from Liverpool, with dates TO Sat
turday, the 29th ult.. arrived her. this even
ing. Her sdvices arc a week later than those
received per steamer Pacilic.
The steamer HERMANN arrived cut on the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13
AM El}lCAN Nj E','IING
Az NORTH EAST.

HON. JAMES b. RlCAUD will ad-
dress the people of TIE Fifth District at
North East on MONDAY EVENING, De-
tober 10th, on the principles and objects
Of the American Party. Come out all
parties and hear him. Oct. IL.
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at Western Fertilizer.
TER ON 4 SUPERIOR KIND

tZhR 0N \ SUPERIOR KIND
yticlc which offer for sale | con-
TO be one Of the best manurcs now
1t is lar better than Guano alone.
z that farmers have eel much i'm ;
fon by worthless articles under the
y'f Fertilizers. and that they look with
fcinn on anything bearing that name,
IL best to inform them of the materials Of
Hci this4;uticls is composed, so that they
iay fernil;sn opinion of its merits lron their
own Judgements. Every ton contains Of the
very best
Peruvian thtano 400 Tbs.
Potash anl Soda Salts 400 :.
Fine bone dust .--aHsssaa f1s-e 3o0 ys--sEa
Super Phosphate of Lime and ,,o, =,
animal carbon i''o
ii is well known that the salts OF potash soda
and lime cnterldrgcly into our farm products.
rnTt'Cnllrly The cereals, such rs wheat and
corn. This combination has been made so
at {" supply the growing plants with these
cl.nrnts: il will prevent the attacksof worms
and Insects: for Buckwhcat. Wheat aud Grass
i il the best maHlrc that can bc uscd as the
iu,.rr Us are ali solids. r.
fhr price is s. per 100 his or S:,5 per ton
.ir!'ly t." \. ". KING, Mill Creek. Il miles
b"i"" EiHtpn. lJunc 2tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

THE Couwr. circuit court for c cell
county has been in session the present week;
Judge Buchanan on the Bench.
The following is a list Of the Jurors:
GRAND JuRY.
John Colbert. David H. Cochran,
John Little. Benjamin Nandivcr,
w. II. Mccullough, VIM. Reed.
BENZ. +. johnson, VIM. Nickle.
John w. Holt, Nicholas AlilbuIn,
Jesse IL Simrcrs, John W. Morgan.
David NJ Taylor, George Johnston Dr.,
Thomas McNcal, Vim. Lindsey,
VIM. r. Owens, Jcih:o j. Mccullough,
Daniel Braulon. John Namort,
Joshua Pcarcc, Samuel, j. England,
BENZ. llama.
PETIT jury. 81
John IT. Gsy, John Price,
James Trimblcs, Ohio Nowlanl,
Thomas Howard, Andrew Nicklc,
Richard Chambers, Edwin q. Chandlces,
James Cameron, John Ailridge,
Evan W. Thomas, George Ricketts,,
John r. Abrams, james o. Mccormick
John Mcarns, Hamilton Morton,
Eli Burrows, Benjamin Davis,
!i,my Smithson", George r. Howard
Andrew F. Mcarns, John Barnes,
John W. Bo,ichcll,' Isaac England.
William Richards. &Excused. ssT
The Civil Trials were all continued until
the next court.
The following cases on the criminal docket
have been disposed Of.
State VS.. John Thomas Assault and bate
~ on Mrs. Harriet Jackson. Tried before the
court Not Guilty. Grason for State, Epaxcy
for D,ft.
State VS.. JOHN w. oldham. Assault and
battery onDerrick Sutrhin. Tried before the
court Guilty: Find !: 400 and costs. Gla,on
for State. Mccullough for Dcft.
State VS.. Stephen Thomas, (ncgrol stealing
bank notes from Mary Howard. (At October
term lS54a verdict oCguilty was found against
the prisoner, and a new trial grantcd). Not
Guilty. GIason Tor State. Crcswcll for Def.
State VS.. john B. Morton. Assault on Per-
ry Price com promised on payment Of costs.
State VS., John T. Morton. Assault and bat.
terry on William Many. compromised on pay
mcnt of costs.
State VS.. John Vanzant Price. Assault and
battery on Robert II. Broadway. compromis.
I'd OIL payment of costs.
State VS.. VIM. lanes Jr. Assault and bat
terry on Francis Bradbury. Gully. Fined IS.
Tried before the court.
State VS.. VIM. G. Carter Assault and bat
terry on Hiram Lavcrty. Tried before the
court. Not Guilty. G.ason for State. McCul-
Tough for Dcft. ,.
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STOVES OF ALL KINDS.
TO FARMERS!

WHEELER' PATENT RlHLW.iY
lldSll
'-se lowers and Overshot Thrssher
oTICE is hereby given to Farmers, that
Naatil continue the sale of Wheclrr'S
Raimay Horse Powers and Ovrrshot
si@kwith Shakers attached. which
fHM6t" give satisfaction, or no sale.
E4& Cutters, Ciorsr Huicrs, and " 'ooi
ms wishing to engage Machine may
(, IN The subscriber living near the Maeraw
. nnr"f, OF address him at Risin. Sun Cecil
c"Eutr. Maryland
Nay 1911 JOHN d. MICUENER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-13

TASll and the highest prices paid for
~ WHEAT, CORN, OATS and pOTA-
TOES, Il, Elkton Depot by
J. l.. GATCIIEL 4 co.
Oct. Ism.