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IN Oxford ". Z. Church, Dec. 9lst, by
Rev. Thomas b. Mailer, Mr.. TuoxAs MAHAN
to Miss ANNA STRICKLAND, both Of Chester
county, Pa. .at:.
In Oxford, on Now Years day. by the same,
Mn. william maxwell to Miss LYDIA J
BUCKLEY, both of Cecil county.
In the same place. on the same day. by the
same. Mr.. WILLIAM S. QrIGLEY. to MSS Ell
LEN MoALLIsrEn, both of Chester Co., Pa.
p On the same day by the same. at the resi-
dcnce of the Brides father, Mr. WILLIAM C.
BRowx, Of Kent Co. Del. to Miss MARY G.
Pool, Of Chester county, Pa.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. J. A. Brindle,
Mr.. GEORGE ". CRAIo, of Delaware City. to
MISS MARY f. MOORE, Of Chesapeake city,
Cecil county, Md.
On the 7th inst, at the residence Of Mrs.
Jane Pennington, near Delaware City, by the
Rev. Mr.. Bllop, Mn. TnoNAsB. HOPPER, of
Chesapeake City, to Miss ANNA +. READ.
At Cherry Hill on tho 18th inst by Rev. Jos.
T. Brown, Mr.. RoaEnT G. GoRuAS to Miss
HULDAH A. KING, both of this county.
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masquerade ball which was to have come Of
on the 9Th inst proved a failure caused BY
some gents generally known MS Rip, Bliss
& co., dccoying the band procured by
Jones, and having a merry time of it else
where.
Improvements are still going on. j. Tome
Esq. is erecting store house and dwelling
nearly opposite the Bank. Vim. Thompson,
Esq. is about building a large frame dwelling.
Ii. +. Burlin Of Rock Run, has Just compile.
ted handsome, fraiae dwelling designed for
two families.
There is running wild over the hills near
this place large hog which swan over from
Hartford Co., last summer and deiies both man
dog. 1t nearly equals the famed "Guyas
Cmtes' for all are afraid to attack it.
The protracted meeting yearly Of the NJ.
E. Church is well attended and many seem to
have the desire exchanging their caursc.
Hoping you spent Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year, I remain N.
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Chr nlarkcts.
PRICES CURRENT.
tRrporied for 1he Cecil Uh'g.]
ELEroN. JANUARY 10th 1857.

ELEToN, JANUARY 10th 1901.
Rod Wheat, $l.44 Potatoes, 10
White do. l54 ! White Beans, so
yellow corn, old 81 Bnckwheat, 81
Yellow do. new, Sc Clovcryred, 7.l25
Oats, az Timothy seed. 3.25
Nails by the key, 4 cts; Mackeral, Nos ?
and 8, $500 G. A. Salt, per Sack, sl.5o
Mexican Guano $25; Peruvian do. $50;
Phospha ties SAT.
OSTle above are the prices at II. S.
Sites Warehouse nsar the r. r. DEPT.
WILMINGTON MARKET. Jan. 9Th. lS57.--
We quote to day in Front street. from
wagons, wheat l.5O; Corn 6Oc: Oats 10;
Flour SIP: Cloversced 81 25 -Jomnoi
BALTIMORE MARKET. January l4th..
Flour: Howard St. and City Mills S6,25 to
Sc 81 Ohio Extra S6.s7 to 81, Baltimore
Extra $500. Wheat white, Sl.5j for good
l.58 for prime: red. SLAB to l.50. Corn
new white 5S cts, old white G2 cts. new
yellow GO cts. old yellow 62 cts; Oats. II
to SO cts. Covcrsccd, 81. to 737; Timo-
thy So 25 to 8 so.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Jan.
l4,h. Prices of becvcs ranged from $3,75 to
1926 OH the l,oof. equal to 81 to Sl0.5 so
net Hogs $3.50 to $3.50.
PHILADELPHIA MARIETTA 18th.
Flour, S6.3' to 6 so, extra brands Sc so to
80. Wheat, 81. to l.50 for red, 1863 fu
white. Corn, old 6S cts, new Ga cts. Oats
~ to 4S cts. Cloversccd 7.25 per CT lbs;
Timothy So.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Jan Is h B,evcs sold ut 80, to IL 80 per
hundred weight. Hogs, SS 25 to o.75.
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GREAT DISCOVERY AT NIAGARA FALrs.-A
fine harbor Of some two hundred and fifty
acres has been discovered Immediately above
the rapids and below the old Schlosser bar.
AS much more can DO dredgcd out at small
expence, giving depth Of ten to fourteen
feet water. Heretofore vessels could only
come down on the American side to the old
store-house, some two miles above the Falls.
A pier is to be run out above the Goat Island
bar for about half a mile into the river, and
the upper bar so cut that vessels Of twelve
feet draft can 60 through ard down TO the
mouth of the great canal. This discovery has
opened geological wonder to the people in
Western New York, and it will prove great
commercial blessing to that community. It
is expected that navigation will he orcn~i BY
the frat # July fer all class Vessels.
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and where, according to the character
claimed for them by their presses, moth
ing but peace, good order, and the ut
most brotherly affection, should have
prevailed. The result was however, that
they had one of the most outrage Jus rows
that ever disgraced the city. Fists,
knives and rcyolvers were freely used
and the great hall was filed with the
demoniacal yells of their DULLES shouting
the watchwords of their various Dem
ocratic clubs. The shrieks of the wo-
men were awful. Among the results was
the stabbing in the head of the notorious
Country Thompson from the effects of
which he has since died; Petty Naf, an
other oftheir prominent DULLES was shot
in the leg, but the result has not yet
been so favorable to the peace of the
city as in the case of Thompson. One
man was shot in the breast, a woman was
shot in the arm and many had their
faces bruised out of shape. Among the
varieties of the occasion may be mention
ed the robbing of Democratic merchant
of vi 1850, while visiting the ball. Such
were some of the proceedings of the char
msnio,rs Democracy" of Baltimore, at a
ball all among themselves; and yet these
are the very men who have charged the
rows and riots in that city to the Ameri-
can party.
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NEW DRUG STORE.y
WILSON & MERRITT
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS

w
No. So Market 81. dbosc Second, South sid.
PHILADELPHIA,
uTOULD respectfully call tho attention
w of their friends and the public. that
having lately established then.,ly.. M
above are now tnlly prepared to fill al or.
ders with PRoMPTNEss and DlspArcn.
Thankful for the patronage already re-.
ceived, they would inform the tradc and
buyers in general, that they
CHALLENGE COMPETITION
From any source, to produce better goods At
lower figures.
Wholesale Dealers in Draes, Dyes, chemieo,,
Patent Meiicne', Spiees, Oils. Paint,, Tu,,
ni,hes, While Lead, Snoc White Zinc. aHk;nJ.
Of Paiais, Glass, alcohol, Burning Find, Cam.
pkine, &c, &c.
Read what the oldest house in our e;tx
says Of us: =
Having entirely r.linqui.hcd the Jobbinr p,.r
Business. We with pleasure call tho attention Of III
trade to the above circular and feel cor fent ,h,t
any business transactions they MY have With than
will be mutually to their interests
ResptfulIy yours
''n fly BROWNING & FE 60.
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Our Correspondence.
[Csrre spondence of The Cecil whigl
SHELERIAH, Jan'y. 18th 1857.


SnELEhiAh, Jan y, lotn 1901.
Ncp School HOne-Debating Sociefy-Wri-
ting School -Groe Shops, &c.
MIR. EpIToR:-DEAR SIR:-As "AntlIo-
ny, SANDERS" and LOCKER. on. " have (ail-
ed to write for some time. vii! endcavor to
give yon an idea of the sayings and doings
transpiring in this vicinity
''L.'okcr on mentioned the improvements
made within the last few years, but failed to
tell you of the improvements OF the Church
and the fencing of the grave yard. and Of our
new School House, which is fine building
20 by "a feet, built of the best materials: the
room is ten feet high. We have, at present
very large school, numbering. I believe over
SO scholars Mr.. Il. E. Lodor is the teacher
and is said to be a most excellent one.
The Debating Society meets every Friday
night and attracts much attention. There
could not have been more interest manifested
at Olympic Games than there is by some of
those who engage in the debates. The follow
ing questions have been debated: LIST, Which
will afford the most happiness pursuit or pos
session 2nd, Which is the most pleasing to
the Eye, Nature or Art ? 3rd, Which has the
most influence over the. minds Of men. the
Love of Women or the Love of Money? This
question for the next night Which is the
Greater Evil, Slavery or Tntcrnpcrance
The young men Of the neighborhood are
making an effort to get up a writing school:
if they succeed it will no doubt be beneficial
to many of them.
This being the harvest for Grog shop keep
ers, they still continue to flourish while many
of their unhappy victims go staggering to and
fro; saw one of those miserable wretches.
the other day who had just left groggery,
with pint in his pocket. lie was setting
his legs at about an angle of As degrees in
order to keep plumb in the world.
Yrs, DANIEL.
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To Country Merchants and
BOOKSELLERS

TNEIE Subscribers otFr to Dealers school Com.
mites, Teachers md hers, large stock of
School. Miscellan-ou. and Blank Books at tho
lowest publishers rEcs They publish roX,r;,
SPELLING BOOB IkyES's SrrLLsRS Drr,xyr
Ay.EnsoS StHoa History or UsIrEn Sr.rrs
ASswonru's LArS DIcrloyAEy. and ott,,r nom.
lar school books. md keep large stock Of tn,
school books Of tie leading publishers ALWAYS on
hand.
Wrapping mn Writing paper, in variety also
Paper Bags forirocer's use Please call and AZ.
anime our stoci' lRlAll HUNT 4 son.
Jan lI-Gm a North eth st. Phi nd.
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Correspondence of Tho Cecil Whig.l
Pnnr Dnn1aaIr Io.,I. lE.I IoE.

Pom Dnrosr. Jan'y 18th 1857.
Frozen "p-Busi"css = Tie Qua,r,s-Amuse-
menfs- lmrforcmcnts-A WiM Hos-Pro-
ffncted Meeting, &c. '.....
Mr.. EDlTon Since last had tho plea.
sure of writing for your valuable paper, there
has been great change in the season as well
MS in other respects. The noble Susquchanna
was then bearing to and fro upon it's bosom
the wealth ofour town and other places, now
it is bound in icy letters and become pub
lie thoroughfarc. but although there has been
quite number Of SHOWS there has not been
enough to bring out the sleighers.
Business is generally dull. E. d. McClen.
ahen, Sun Co., have resumed their quarry
operations. .H
Ihcgay world have had quite merry time
Parties have been ntimerous both among the
h'ul ton and bon ton, as Jones" divides them
lby tho way the lsstI heard Of Jones he was
going 10 i,,ch All lr,1 dsncin. 2cnoul, The
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NOTICE.

Nary F.. Boulden,. In the County Court
next friend, &c. for Cecil County. In
rs. tChancery, December
Levi l.. Boulder. Is. 1856. '-.
nrdered. THAT the sale made and reported
NSbr James T. Mccullough Trustee for the
scle Of the real estate of Levi Boulden de-
ceased, mentioned in the proceedings in the
above entitled case. be ratified and confirmed
nnless cause to the contrary he shown on or
before the twenty-third day Of February
next; Provited, a copy Of Fhis order he in
serted in some paper printed in Cecil County
once week for Que month before the
twenty first day Of January next.
The report states the amour. Of sales to be
$4,000 RI. II. MITCHELL,
Trae cnpy. Clerk.
Test. II. II. MlTcnrLL
Dec. 20, lS56.-lm Clerk.
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rT-BENNETT"S EMBROCATlON tho great
linamcnt. cures Rheumatism.
Bonnetts Embroe,ton, the great Linament.
cures Neuralgia,
Benefits Embroeation, the great Linamcnt.
cures Pains and Spr ina
Benne't's Embrocaiion tho great Linamcnt
cures Lumbago.
Eennc:ts Embrocaiion, the great Iinamcnt
cure. louthache.
Benefits Embroci:ion, the great Linamenf,
cures Chappcd Hands, and makes them white.
smooth and Ioft For aale by IL. H. Mlr.nEIt.
and Druggists aud storekeeper, thrargh the
country. Nov Is. lSSo-ly.
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LAFAYETTE LIBRARY CLUB. We have
been requested to call attention to this organ
ization, composed of young men of the town,
which has for its object the advancement IN
knowledge of its members. It is their pur.
pose to establish Library, and the officers
Of the club hare been appointed commit
tee to solicit donations of money and books,
and We commenced their cause to the public
following arc the officers: j. j. R. Poole,
Pres't; VIM. Mccullough, Vice Pres't; C. f..
Massey, Sect'ry, Harrison Bennett, 7'reas'r;
kennard Aldridgc. Librarian.
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DThe following notice has been handed
US for publication. An Association of the
kind contemplated would not fail, if properly
established and conducted, to be source of
entertainment, and benefit to the commun.
ity. AS a result Of it we might expect to
have \ series Of Lectures and Discussions, in
the stead of the almost total literary dearth
with which Our town is now smitten. Let
there be turn out Of the people, and let US
have such action in the premises as may tend
to effect the desired end.
A LYcErM.--The Citizens of Elkton and
vicinity who are in favor of forming Lyccum
or Literary Association, are requested to meet
at the Ekton Academy on Wednesday even
ing, the 2lst inst.
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NEW BOOK FOR AGENTS.

IT HE LIFE and TIMES of ALEXANDER
HAMILTON by Samuel NJ. Smucker, A. NJ
athor Of the Life and Reign Of Nicholns 1. of
Rissia &c. DC
This is tho only complete and rrli, bio bogr,nbx
o this GREAT MAN. lie was the intimate per,on.i
FRIEND OF WAsHIScroS, and by many considered
lis equal.
This work include, history Of tho time, AMI
heretofore given in istory 1t has all the eharn.
of romance although prepared from the most re-
liable and authentic sources. and should b, In N.
h ands Of every American who revercs tho &C.,
and good men of our Revolution. A ske.eb ~
BURR is also gwen, ana an account Of his mis.r.
able end
Agents wanted in every part Of tho United
States. for this and other valuable works to whom
the largest commissions will be paid, Copies .ont
by mail on receipt Of the price. 81. '
J. W. BRADLEY. Publisher.
No. 4S North Fourth Street, phi,d,
Jan l7-2w
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DELAWARE L. S. SENxToRs.-Hon.
James A. Bayard and DR.. Martin W.
Bates have been elected to the u. S.
Senate by the Delaware Legislature the
former for the long term and the latter
to ell the vacancy caused by the death
of Hon. John NJ. Clayton, which has
been temporarily filled, under the Gov
e'nor's appointment, by Mr.. Comegys of
Dover. Quite an opposition was made
by the friends Of Messrs. Riddle and
Salisbury, but the sstwo BIS" like their
national prototypes, were successful.
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Dissolution of CO-PartnershiD,

TITLE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned under the name
and firm Of Touchstone X Hines, Blacksmiths
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Ali
persons indebted to said firm, will please
make immediate payment, and all those ha-
wing claims against us, will please present
them to James Touchstone, who is author
lied to make the settlements of the firm.
JAMES TOUCHSTONE.
JOSEPH HAINES.
Port Deposit, Jan. /, 1857.
TTVIIE SMlTIIING BUSINESS, in all its
l. branches, will be continued by me, at the
old stand. Being practical Machinist.
will give prompt attention to the construc-
tion and repairs of machinery.
I avail myself of this occasion, to Offer my
most sincere thanks for the pat. onage here.
toforc bestowed on the late firm, and hone
by strict attention to business, and an ardent
desire to please aud accommodate the public,
to cntitle myself toa continuation Of its favor.
JAMES TOUCHSTONE.
Smith & lfashimia
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The ELECTION ora U. s. SENATOR
IN PENNSYLVANIA. - There has been fun
this week in the ssOla Keystone" Col.
Forney, the locofoco caucus nominee for
U. s. Senator andstthe particular favorite
of Mr.. Buchanan, has been defeated, and
Gen. Simon Cameron elected instead
This has caused universal howl of
wrath among the strict partizans of the
President elect, including indignation
meetings, and cursings and rantings in
Vulnerable. Bribery they say produced
the result, without stopping to think
that if so, they furnished the men were
willing to be bribed. In the mean time
all persons opposed to Forney have had
a general jollifcation, and the firing of
their jubilant cannon could be heard
away down to Maryland.
1t is said that Mr.. Buchanan under
took to further the interests of Forney
by writing to certain of the members of
the legislature and that the friends of
Foster, rival locofoco candidate, took
offence thercat, and would not support
the caucus nominee.
This defeat must be cause of great
modification to Mr.. Buchanan. He is
too powerless to control his party even
in Pennsylvania: what shall he do with
the Democracy of the Union, when it
shall become rampant about the 4th of
March
Mr.. Forney's defeat in the race for the
Senate will most likely be advantageous
to him, however, for the new President
will be apt, under the circumstances, to
see that he is properly cared for.
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LAND SALE.-Mr. VIM. Godsborongh has
purchased Of Mr.. Tucker, ten acres Of the
Winchester Farm" including the wharf at
the steamboat landing. OH Kent island. Mt
$500 per acre. The Ccntre+ile Times states
that Mr.. &, intends erecting hotel on the
land, and as it is only about two hours sail
by steamer from Baltimore, it may be rem
dcred place of pleasant resort. especially
during the summer months, for the residents
Of the monumental city,"
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KILLED BY THE CARs.---Nr. Robert
Miller of Newark, Del. was killed by the
cars in this town on Monday last. lie was
driving pair of horses to the wheels Of
wagon, and was sitting on the fore axletrce
He was probably nnmbed by the cold and his
sight and hearing being defective, also, he
drove on the track just as the cars approach
ed the crossing and were so close as to render
it impossible to stop them. The locomotive
struck between the wheels and horses, and
his death was produced by the shock, which
appeared to have broken blood vessel: he
had, also, severe bruise on the head One
Of the horses was crippled so thatit had to be
killed: the other had two Of his shoes cut off
by the wheels hut escaped with but little in
jury. The engineer blew his whistle as usual
but the unfortunate man did not hear it. lie
was an excellent man. a brother ofJohn Mill
er Esq, Cashier Of the Newark Bank, and
leaves u wife and five children.
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1JARRISuN'S HAIR RESTOKER is n new
1 L article. 1t will. if used according to direc
tons. restore n luxnrisnt growth of hair to the
bald head vitality and health to the diseased skin
and visor Of growth to remaining hair. 1t gives
to the roots Of the hair new energy, and cfcctualy
prevents the hair from falling 1t clcanses q:
dandruf and prevents excessive accumulation
II gives natural, youthful lustre to the hair of
the adult, and secures Il hsalthful growth to tho
hair of the youth For sale Mt the Dry Goods
etorc Of BROWN JR.
,k
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commission
YRS Of Cecil county, at their first meeting
after the second day of February next, to take
the requisite steps to have a Bridge built
over Basin Run. at the fording on the Road
from Heston's Mill to the Wallace Road, nc ar
Stephen WOodrow's gate.
yan'y 8, iS57-5w 7l
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NEW MAIL ROUTE. We understand the
Post Master General has ordered new route
to he established between Cambridge and
Milford, Nd, to run regularly in two horse
coach six times week. The Elkton route,
is hereafter TO end At the Trappe. Talbot
county. Md. This arrangement will be very
convenient for the citizens Of Cambridge and
the section Of country through which tia
route passes.
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S. Il EWARD

"7ILL he Iaid for a Gold Chain and
w Locket, supposed to have been lost
between Perry Mills and Peiryvilc. The
Locket had Daguerreotype Of myself and
wife; the above reward will be received and
the thanks Of the owner, BY leaving it at the
PerryvIle Post Office.
Jan. Sd, 1857 JESSE IIEATON.
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COUNTY MAP.-Mr. Martinez of Bal
more, isce his advertisement, proposes to get
up map of Cecil county. He will canvass
the county, we understand, to get subscri-
bcrs, before he proceeds with the work. and
as good map would be an interesting and
useful affair to our citizens We presume he
will meet with the necessary enc encouragement.
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Town LoTs.-Mr. r. F. May, offers
lots in Elkton for SALE Formerly 1t was
next to impossible to get ground here to build
on, on account of the unwillingness of lard
owners to sell; but fortunately for the town,
such is no longc, the case.
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PHILA. VII. AND BAIT. RAILROAD
Coat the annual meeting of the
Stockholders of this Company, held in
Wilmington on Monday last, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were unanimously
elected Directors
Messrs. Samuel NJ. FELTON,, VIM. l..
Savage, Moncure Robinson, Aubrey II.
Smith, Joseph e. Gilpin, John A. DUH
can, Jesse Lane, William w. Corcoran,
Frederick A. Curtis, John G. Groome,
J. I. Cohen, Jr., Thomas Kelso, Column
bus O'Donnell, Enoch Pratt, and Thos.
Donaldson.
We learn from the Annual Report,
that the receipts of the road for 1856
were -
On the Main line, Sl,lO5 1Ol o.
On New Castle line. 81 063 "a
Making total of l,l39,l65 is
a gam over 1855, of 1921 l3
The total expenses of both lines, in
Guiding taxes, bonus to the state of Del
aware, appropriations for renewals, for
1856, amounted to $716,799 80, lcav-
ing a net revenue for the year, of 1922, :
1865 80, gain over the. net revenue Of
1855 of S139,5l9 90. The Report
states that the whole business of the
year has been prosperous, and that the
Company is now so nearly free from,
floating debt as to feel no smbarrass-
ment from it.
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FOR SALE OR REyT.

LIVE small Dwellings adjoining the Town
Il of Port Deposit. Possession given 25th
Of March next. also, three Lots for Lease,
each 80 feet front and depth so to 20 feet.
... J. II. COULSON.
Port Deposit Jan. Sd, lS57-tM25
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LOTTERIES TO DE- ABOLISHED. Tho people
of Delaware have adopted an amendment to
the constitution of the State prohibiting lot
teries after January LIST. 1862. The Cover
nor has signed the amendment, and he asks
tho Legislature to make the necessary lcgis-
lation to carry the amendment into effect
Tn Maryland lotteries will cease to exist on
the LIST of April, 1859, in virtue ola provision
of the State constitution.
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Trustees Sale of Land.

BY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county in Chancery, HE unlersign-
ed MS Trustee will offer at Public Sale at the
Court House in Elkton, Maryland, on
Tuesday. eth Inst.
all that valuable property known as
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AUGUSTUS DI7 MOULIN.

CARVER md GILNER.
No. ~ South EirhM 81. ueSt side. Phii,do
7 npkFNG GLASSES. Il PICTURE FRAME
I>Manutncturcr Oval Photograph Frames al
ways on haud
French Plates Of the largcit flc, fr mel in tho
richest sty.e. furnished to order at los rates
k'chly orn mol led Gilt und Rosewood Franz,
hrlck.ts Portr Mt Frames ,sr Fr.mrs Ne .gi,d ID
IN tho hest manner. Old GiPaintings Linol sid
Restored
OF PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGS.
'oh'antiy on hand Jan lily
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-01-17

SALES OF MILL PRopERTY.-Joscph
B. Preston Esq, has bought from Robert
Dawson. Esq. the Rock Run Mill. and seven
acres of land attached, Mt Port Deposit for
$500, and Mr.. Dawson has bought from
Mr. Preston the Conowingo Saw Mill and
farm attached. of l34 acres, for IS, 900.