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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02
SIIERIEE'S SALE.

Pi virtue Of two writs of Vcndi Exponss
- issned by Edmund Brown, ST., one Of
the justices of the Peace of the State Of
Maryland in and for Cecil county, one at the
suit Of David G. Parker and the other at the
sui of ii. Turner use of David C. Parker,
against the goods and chattles, lands and
tenemcnts ofJoln W. Oldham and James f.
Oldham and to me directed, will offer at
Public Sale on
Monday, The 25h dag of Felruuru, 1856.
at O'Clock p. NJ, at the Court House door
in Elkton, to the highest bidder for cash, all
the right, title, claim. interest and estate at
law and in equity of the said John W. Old
ham Of, in and to the following described
tract or parcel of land to wit: All that tract or
parcel of land lying and being in Cecil
county aforesaid, containing
~ Acres of Land,
more or less, being the same tract of land
which was conveyed to the said John W.
Oldham by James Evans by Deed bearing
date the second day OF April in the year
1855, and recorded in Libcr ii. III. NJ, No.
8, folio All, &c, one of the Land Record
Books of Cecil county aforesaid, together
with all and singular the buildings, improve
mcnts and appurtcnanccs thcreunto belong
ing.
JOHN J. II. POOLE.
req :, loo6-ts. Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

ME undersigned having been appointed
IL by the County Commissioners of Cecil
county ''Examincrs' to examine and deter
mine whether the interests of the Public de-
mand that the petition OF sundry citizen, of
the Second Election District should be com.
piled with, which sets forth as rchearscd in
our Commission
ssThat the Old Manor Road, is now obs
structed by gates much to the Inconvenience.
Of the farmers and the public" and that ..tho.
removal of said gates and fencing said road
would be OF great advantage to that section.
Of the county;'
And We hereby give notice, to all persons
Interested, that we will meet on Tuesdav, the
4h day Of March, 1856, on the line of the said
cold Manor Road" to perform the duties
required ofus by the said appointment of tho
County Commissioners.
s S $SSE4 ( Ri $aH;$ Examiners,
Feb ., lS56-lm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

MARINE DISASTERS IN IS55.-The Fcbru-
airy number Of the Sailors Magazine contain;
lengthy statement of the damage done TO
vessels during the past year, from which we
extract the following:
There were wrecked, during the year 33G
vessels of this number there were ~ British
2Spanish, French, / Belgian, I Venetian.
and | Norwegian. The total value Of these
vessels. their cargocS, freight, Re. is cStimat-
ed tc he SIS lis 9o0-of this amount 50 :
256, 200 is said to have fallen ON foreign
owners and under writers, and Sl5.S62 100
on Americans. The loss of lives known or
in these wrecks amounts to 2l5, and the ike
Number is set down as being in missing VS.
scls, which makes the entire loss of life 400.
The year previous-a year of storms-thc
losses aggregated the large sum of $25 ,000,-
900, and Of lives near $500.
The total number of vessels which went
ashore on the Florida Reefs. and the arrival
Of distressed vessels at Key West during the
year 1855. is set down at SO. The value of
these vessels and their cargoes exceeded 81
5000 The salvage paid the wrcckers, by
court DEGREES. agreement and arbitration, was
Sl00,500 The repairs Of vessels amounted
to the sum of S45, 100, and the expenses OF
cargocs S44 800. The sales of property
damaged, directed and ordered hv court to
be disposed of, amounted to SIS, 900.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02
PJTRTIC SALE.

TNIIE subscriber will offer at Public Sale.
l. at his residence on the Bohemia Manor,
on the road leading from Back Greek Mills
to Murphy's Factory, on TUESDAY, Feb
ruary 18th, 1856, the following Personal
Property, to wit 3head of good work horses
and ycarIing Colt, yoke of Oxen, 5 Mich
Cows, 2head Of young cattle; Wagon, with
wood rigging attached, Ox-Cart, roller, !
revolving rake, post machine and anger,
fallow harrows, plows, cultivators, single
trees, pillow gears, grain fan, corn shelter
grain cradles, grind stone, shovcls, forks; &c
| Also, meal and meat casks. % Sale t.
commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on said day
when terms W i'll DC made known by
| Feb 2-2w' ). 7. PRICE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

TIE ATTACK ON II. GREELEY Mr.. Rust
of Arkansas on Tuesday last made an assault
on the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune. The
Washington Star thus rcfris TO the matter
We hear that on Tuesday afternoon, short
~ after the House adjourned, the Hon. Mr..
of MesSrs. Bocock, of Virginia, and Green.
wood, of Arkansas,) was ovcrtaken in the
Capitol Grounds by the Hon. Horace Greeley
ofthc New York Tribune, who. in that jour
nal Of Monday last had published letter over
his initials, in which he had referred to Mr..
Rust in the following terms:
81 have had some acquaintance with hui
man degradation, yet it did seem TO me to-
day that Rust's resolution in the House was
more dscrcditabe proposition than I had
ever known graycly submitted to a legislative
BODY"
Mr. r. thercupon stepped up to Mr.. Gree.
ley. who was walking between two friends
and accompanied by more, and taking him
by the lapel of his coat, remarked to him
lyon are a non combatant. Mr.. Greeley
replied that he did not know. Mr.. r. then
asked him whether he would resent an insult!
To this Mr. Greeley replied, well, don,
know" Mr.. Rust then slapped Mr.. Greeley
with his open hand, and the latter returning
the blow, received several blows from Mr.
Rust before the byslandcrs could stop the col
lision. After they were separated Mr. Gree
ley repeatedly said he did not know tina
man." here Mr.. Rust moved down the avenue
lie was subsequently again oyertaken by Mr.
Greeley, who, as he was passing within u
foot or two of Mr.. r. the latter, Oh his ap.
proach so near, asked him. "do you know me
now :" Hercplicd, Yes; l understand your
name is Rust, and you have treated Inc very
ungentlemanly." Upon these words being
uttered. Mr. r. struck at him blow Will
a stick, which being parrcd with Mr.. Gree
lcy's arm, was shivcrrcd (thc stick by tho
blow. Some of those with Mr.. Greeley pro-
tested that he was not fighting man, whcr
he replied that he did not shelter himself
behind that plea Mr.. Rust approached
him again, when Mr.. Greeley said that "he
had nothing to fight with" Mr.. r. thcr
said, .'gct something, Sir" Mr.. q. rejoincl
mo, don't Tor WON'T fight" Mr.. Rus
then left him.
We hear that the blow on the arm with TIN
stick bruised and lamcd it very severely, ant
that one of Mr.. RS blows on the back of Mr.
Grcclcy's head with his fist was also very
severe in its effects.
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EXAMINERS, NOTICE

WYE, the undersigned, have been duly
w appointed and commissioned by the
County Commissioners of Cecil county. Road
Examiners, to view the grounds, and EXAM
inc and determine whether the convene nee.
of the public demands the la, ing out of
Public Road in the northern portion of Cecil
county, designated in the petition in relation
to it as follows: "To lead from Porter's
Bridge to Rowlandsville." And we do here :
by give notice that we will meet at Portcr's
Bridge on Tuesday, the 4ih of March, neri, and
will then and there proceed to discharge tho
duties enioined on us by tho aforesaid COM
mission by the County Commissioners Of
Cecil county.
EDWIN HAINES,
E5ShNT d MAHMEL1' F'""'"''''
Feb 9-lm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

TIE LAW IN RELATION TO STATES Ar
roRNEY's.-Wc arc indebted tn Mr.. McCul
,ouoh oc ,bo S,,to S.,. =,
'us' VI VI. ''''e 'e''"'c lot copy OF inc
'o'lo"ins DILL introduced by HIM, which will
have an important effect in closing up the
States business throughout tbc coputirc
4 R;u r,,,;,s,J ~, IT,, 10 ..,:,
ofMe S,uie's Iuoro,us oaJ 70 n,o o n'' for
fhe ,nooucr of tLe;. ron',;c,;o, fn. 10000; ,o
fcncr wilCT nroLI or Ju,u y; 1m Ha a.,'o
IN oI;ce. ' "''''' "''"'''
I ~. IVY, -" :, ','"c NJ, 10y lhe ncncral
1,,,' VI wa '",i' l''aI IL s''a'l ne inc
Ton,, u, ."t ,ha .u'leys ,"r 'he SGsc,al
moro ,.hon ".. ,,.".e anu 'ns Ivy vi na'.i'
Cal H., H. C,. IVY ", ".,y u '''i'' ",v ''o"-
rnoa,.o. ". I'LL J'lo.' :nat any c"''Gc'or'
;nn ~ H., T'nns, VI ,,': n'"'!'! oe'"''s'
,hnrn, .,j WIS '.a.o' 10 ~ a'Ie"rS
~ "'u ' n' 1917 M''n any sum- Ut sums
Ir;nn .;, "" e Ga;n, ' h ioi',"'th 20
..> vi Wv o'''e'', "o"u VI oo,'us VI S','''
nnnn'o ,tI..;S' VI ''I''ci vi ."e puplic
'no 10, ".u ".','out u',r| eonccl ana pay
Sr1 r's '"'1 ~ NV; !. va. i,'nmSury'.
u,a H.. Nv ~ S ,"".t.'; INA. IL shail 1e
~ W NV '"e!s "i1r''''o'
VI .nI ass u"s ~ ' , III Tach yea,
,,"" ac r.po.i 70 o;e to''P.fe.ief' OF all
s,,n'. y, w., 'o" "I'1 h' " ,"c o'"'e i'."'
'n".' "'' 'e'e''o ny n''n al'orne!s during
VIZ ple.''''ne year. also vi che SITUATION and
l,,nsa.s' vi al s'''s l"'n'ns ana III 'hr'r
S S,'s mr ','e collec''"h OF moneys due inc
aa a'e ".,rcn ,.tor. si'i pe verified oy TIC
'''.o'N'o VI sa'" 'o'atc attorneys.
c,s Sho. ., he IL enacted Ih"' II any Of sad
,''a'c AuorhesS' snail refuse or neglect to
'i's suns as Aforesaid after oclng duly noli-
''ea ny 'he o"mPtrol'cr' or Shall refuse or
neglect 10 collect sa'd sum or sums OF money
que 10 lhe treasury as aiorcaald, or Shall fail
10 pay over the same when collected, such
',a'c Attorney so offending shall be guilty
OF w'liul neglect oil duty and misdcmcanor III
otticc, and on conviction Of the same in a
court of law shall be removed from office.
SEC 4. BE it enacted, That it shall be tho
duty of the Comptroller upon any failure OF
refusal by any of said States Attorneys, to
comply with the requirements of this act, to
report the same to the Governor, whose duty
it shall be thcrcupon to designate some per.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

LIVE OAK GEoEGE.-Grcat efforts arc made
in some quarters to make President out of
Mr.. George Law, and We regret to see that
some countcnancc is lent to his prctcntions
in Maryland. We have come to pretty pass
when man utterly unacquaintcd with state
manShip, simply because hchas been lucky
enough to amass some millions by building
bridges or running boats, is to be even talk
cd of in connection with the Presidency. We
know that George Law or any other man of
common sense and common honesty, is far
superior to some Of the most prominent poll
ticlans and so called statesmen, but il is
pity if the time has come when man quail.
fled by ability and experience as we'll as hon.
csty cannot be found.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02
Railroad Meeting.

TNIIE citizens of Cecil county are respect
l. fully requested to meet at the Howard
House in Elkton, on Tuesday, the 18th inst,
at 2 O'Clock 2. M, to take into consdc ra ton
the propricty and expediency Of obtaining a
charter for a Railroad to connect the pro-
jcctcd Maryland and Delaware Railroad with
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad at this town.
And also, to take the required steps for
procuring Cccirs proportion of the unc xpcnd
ed balance (SS47 ,O0O,) of the appropriation
made in 1886 by the Maryland Legislature te
the Eastern Shore Railroad
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

10 GRIFFITH NJ. ELDRIDGu, Esq.,
President Of The Mutual Fire In.ur.
amce Company Of Cecil County,
SIR You are hereby requested by tho
Undersigned members Of the Mutual Fro
Insurance Company Of Cecil County to call i
special Meeting oithe members of said Insur-
ance Company, in accordance with the pro-
visions the third section of the Act of In
corporation, to take into considc ratiun tho
pr"prirty OF accepting the Act lately passed
by the General Assembly Of Maryland SUB
Elementary to the Act of Incorporation, cx.
tending the powers of said Company to all
the counties Of the Eastern Shore, and also
authorizing change in the day of Annual
Meeting
John G. Groomc, George Earle,
Henry q. Mackall, John A. J. Crcswell,
NJ u. Pcarcc, G.. Reese
Benz. +. NJ ay, Thomas Howard,
John Partridge, ii. Mccullough,
Benz. Wells, VIM. J. Jones.
| Samuel b. Foard, VIM. Iaucs.
Edmund Brown Jr., James Denny.
IL. IL. Mitchell, Frcdns Aldrdgc,
Andrew Mclntirc, Samuel II Miller,
Daniel Bratton, Joseph Wallace,
| David NJ. Taylor, Joseph Wells.
j. NJ. Miller, Richard f. Bildl,.
In compliance with the foregoing c1ucst OF
the above named members OF the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cecil County, =
| special meeting OF the members of said COM
pany is hereby called to assemble at tho
| room OF the company on Thursday, the llM
aay o. Febrnary, inst, at ] | O'Clock A. NJ, to
take into consideration the propricty of ac-
ceptlng the amendment or suppleme mt to tho
Act of incorporation passed by the Legisla-
| ture at its present session.
The Secretary is hereby directed to cansc.
copy of the foregoing request and of this
order TO be inserted in both the NEWSPAPERS
published in Cecil County.
G. NJ. ELDRIDGE,
| Fen Nv. President.
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Our Correspondence.
correspondence of The Cecil Wing |

| PORT DEPOSIT Jan. 81, sc
! Tie Treeula,ity of Tie DLIiIs-Se,;ovs Iocoo.
| q nielce MerefrOm-I NorcI Scene-G,rroj
Quantities Of Ics-Frurs of n D,~oxtcr,,s
"Break-I p"-Sici.hing anil Enjoumeut :
| Want and DeSi,tuiion-. an AppcGi, &c.
| Mr. EDIron The business norton of on,
community have Iccn worry ,r,,ch ;ro,,,,.,,
fenced ever since the closinp oc tho n,y;yoi,n,
| ON account of the f,e,u.nt f,ilur.s 81 III,
mails for this place. Think | may saw will
truth, that tue failures since that finn h,v,
averaged about thr,ea week. until il has
now got to bca matter of surprise TO rrctiy,
both the Philadelphia and Baltimore mails in
the regular course. | doubt if there is any
other community: having half the mail mai.
ter that is brought to our post office. that
would have borne 50 long the unnecessary and
vcXatious disappointmcnts that we have been
Injected to. There is not a shadow of an
excuse for such dcrciction of duty on tn,
part of the government agents and contrac.
tors Il know not where the blame properly
belongs; whether with the Department itself
Tor placing incompetent and careless agents
on the Rail Road Route, or letting out con-
tracts to contractors, without making them
responsible for failures i'll the performances
OF their duties; or whether it be with the
agents and contractors themselves. | believe
the fault is with the latter, and understand
1t is III contemplation to get mp a rcmon.
s'rance OH the subject TO be forwarded to the
department at Washington. asking for redress
either by the removal of the present ntgligt mt
agents and contractors or forcing them to
perform their duties. as is. or should be re-
CURED Ut them. Let the Department remove
! 'hcprcscnt incumbents, cancel their contracts
and in their stead appoint sober, intelligent
and accommodating persons, and my word TO,
it, there will be 10 cause for further CON-
plant
Our citizens witnessed rather novel sight
here on Sunday last A drove of cattle.
numbering 1874, marching across our new ice
hrldgc.as unconcerncd and with apparently
as much safety as on terra firma. Our Oldest
inha bitants cannot remember a more solid
body OF ice IN years gone by, than that
which now covers up the Susquchanna.
Fears are already retaining that We shall have
ronSh and disastrous break up in the
Spring. Should sudden thaw, or warm
rain come on soon with the present amount
OF snow on the ground our fears may be more
then realized. We have escaped heretofore
when things looked very imIlomising and it
is to be hoped we shall this winter.
The young folks are enjoying this rcmaika-
BILE season of fine sleighing to their heart S
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

Ice IN THE OnIo.-The ice bridge over the
Ohio between Cincinnati and Covington and
Newport has at length become a highway
Humanity of almost every age. from little
boys and girls to old men and ladies, may be
seen passing to and fro at all times of the day,
and sometimes hundreds would be moving
towards one State or the other between the
opposite shores. Express wagons, drays and
slcds, well loaded, were drawn overly horses
frequently. Hundreds and thousands of
pounds Of pig iron were carried over on the
ice TO Coving,on to her foundcries, and iron
was brought to this side. Wood ard various
other articles were hauled from shore to shore
and one drove of cattle was driven ovcr---
| Upon the whole, the frost wrought bridge is
in good order, and hence ferries ust now alt
! Ill little dclnand.-CM Com.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

FROZEN TO DEArn-Wc learn that three
men were discovcd near q battcau off Ho-
wells Point, on Thursday, frozen to Death
The boat was about midway between Spccu-
tia Island and the Point. where it is supposed
they were caught in the ice, it not being sufli-
cicntly strong to enable them to reach either
shore. The unfortunate men were supposed
to be Baltimore fishermen. The condition OF
the ice was such that no one would venture
ont near enough to fully identify them. The
bodies have no doubt been recovered before
this, but we are not informed as TO their iden.
tity.-Kent Neus of SATURDAY..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

THE PoRT OF WILMINGTON, DEr..-Our
wharves at this time present quite com.
mercial appearance. Vessels Of various dcs-
descriptions are here, many of which are de-
tanned in consequence of the ice in the river.
Above the bridge we counted l6 steam vessels
viz: Express, Cohanscy. Gen. Mcdonald
Balloon: St. Nicholas, Maj. Rcybold, Wyom.
ing, Whilldn, Zephyr, Sun, Kent, and six
tow boats, all of which arc undergoing repairs
There is also large steamboat nearly finish
cd. opposite the shop of Harlan & Hollings-
worth. for company in the South. Below
the bridge are the steamboats, Robert Morris
Napoleon and Osccola. --HH. Rep.
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GEAHO, IIgT1iRER,
X1RRLSON"S
Columbian Perfumcry,

pY the great American Pcriumcr, of ! Lii
II adclphia, contains over $50 different
varieties, and is classcd under Articles for
the TOILET, for the SKIN. for tho HAIR, for
the HANDS, for the HANDKERCnIEF, for
FLAvoRISG FooD, for tthe BEARD, for the
TEETH, and MISCELLANEOUS. They are purely
American, in style, character, and qua lity,
and so far surpass in intrinsic excellence
Every foreign article, that the refined Of
American society are adopting them as the
srAEpARD Of EXCELLENCE. For sale at the
Dry Goods Store Of T.. BROWN. JR.,
Jan l2-tf ELKTOy, Nd.
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lUCTIONEERLNG !!

ETNITE undersigned will sell as Auctioncer.
4 all kinds ofproperty. Personal and Real.
Those intending to have sales would confer
favor by calling on the subscriber at Rock
Springs, or address him by letter at Battle
Swamp, Cecil Co., Md. He will be ready,
also, to attend sales in York, Lancaster and
Chester counties, Pa, and in Hartford Co.,
BID. OLIVER q. KIDD.
JAN s, So
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

New RAILROADS.&C. bill has been intro
duccd into The Senate of Virginia to charter
the Virginia and Maryland Railroad" We
suppose this road is intended to cross South
crn Maryland. and make direct airline
communication between Oxford and Rich
mond. We learn that such line is in con.
temptation. A bill has also been introduced
into the New Jersey Legislature to charter
the "Airlinc Railroad" which is intended
to complete the Northern connection to New
ork.-EaSton (lt.) Star.
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J. A. DAVIS l. CO.,
Successors TO WILMER Il DAVIS,

(sECGESSORS TO WILMER Il DANIS,)
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
ID RESPECTFULLY inform Their old friends
d a AID the public that although lately burnt
cut by disastrous fire they are again ready
Sc saft upon them as formerly. Our Office
ar pres ent Is in Winners Granite Building at
the head oithe wharf, where we WILDE found
until New Ware House is built.
We have on hand all kinds of
GyAsO, LgMBER,
Shingles, 10th, SAT- and Fish, &C.,
and continue to purchase GRAIN, giving the
highest market price.
We are also Agents for the
PEACIIBDTTOM SLATE QUARRIES,
sna have slate always on hand and for sale.
J. A. DAVIS 4 co.
Aug. g3-Sm.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sionsrs of Cecil county at their next regular
meeting after 3rd day of March, next, for the
appointment of examiners" to change the
Public Road from Basin Run Bridge at Liber-
ty Grove to Hugh Wrght's cooper shop,
from the north to the south side Of said run,
in order to void difficult fording.
FebD lS56-lm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

t." We are under obligations to Hon. j .
n. Pcarcc for a valuable Public Documen I.
Also, to orr Delegates and Senator and to
Mr.. Clayton, at Annapolis, for matters of
interest in relation to the dongs Of the State
Legislature.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02
q tEAT AT TRACTI9y
At ChtaD corner.
MI2DLHrOWN. DELAWARE.

Mt1DLHrOWN. DELtW ARE.
n Ii subscriber hrs just returned from. New
i l"fk :int rlda h. phi, with the largest AID
han i2ut st assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
that -, ever OF rel in ths market: c re has been
ken that soti ar ices and al the latest fash .um
DC 5'e.rd. ."d they h we been rnrthagca at the
i'w"'s ,ss Bile prices and great pains VIII be tax
en tn, tn " he sold 1t II very sNAEL AnSh>CE..--
~ n',tt. t$.huy cheap. sell cht'p and Il" u large
fisin g. i1tts Of al co'nfs truta - cents To
S'.jJ per yard: Cashmere. hl.ck and fancy 80 cts
)" :! - ger yard: Sa'inets black and fancy. -!
to - cent. per yard; Flannel. d and white. & !.
~ to - csu!s: a large assortment of
DRESS GODS For TIE L4DIES;
gosl yard w'dc Mgsn at 4! cts per yard; a
rrs. assortment of
RE.7DT-M7DE cLOTHING;
lao pair Ladies Undressed Morocco Eoots at 81 90
par pair; thin sole Jenny Lind Shoes 81 90 pes
par; $50 pair wood pegscd Boots. city made. best
rrt!c'e. cheap l.rsc LOT of boys and misses Boots
mi shoes. 4 complete assortment u
HARDVT.iRE md Gu TLFRYj
Nails cent.'pcr poe nd Ir,s by the kegs
GROCERIES,,
brown sugar Ct cts. white ami cts; Coffee Il!
et. Nsiasses cheap: Mackcrcl and Herring by the
bbl. &c. Togc her with very large assortment
sfal kinds Of goods usual kept in n country store,
with large humber of o her articles that ura not
K pit in -ny 9th store all Of which can assure
yJu Will bs sold at very small advance over the
city wholesale prices for the Cash or Country Pro-
4 zoe. All kinds of Produce bought 4
j. A. ELIASON'S.
& CHEAP CORNER.
Ser IS 1855 Middletown, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-02

REAnYou OWN PApERs.--Corplants are
made to us about persons who are not sub
scr'hcrs to The Wing, taking, reading and
abas1ng ?apcrs belonging to subscribers, and
sometimes Keeping them so that the person
t" whom they belong never receives them
We call the attention of postmastrrs to this
abuse. They have no right to sude papers
to be SO handled and read,
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1florric0.

Observation-Disclosures soN-At Washington.
Washington co., Pa, on the 23nd ult, Mr.
ID. c. FANNETER, Of Va, to Miss BELL NJ.
HENDERSON. of the former place.
JESTER kING-ln Baltimore, on Novcm-
Der lth, by Rev. J. Mckcndrce Riley, Mr..
JOSEPH II. JESTER, of Philadelphia, to Miss
EMELINE l.. HING, of Chesapeake City.