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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-01-31
Lific0.

On Sunday, the 18th inst. at Principle.
Nns. ANN ). TAYLOR, consort Of James I.
Taylor.
On January 22d, 1857. in 4Ist wear If her
age, MRS SAEAu JASE, consolt at Mr.. Geo
Washington Barnes, Of Carpenters Point,
and daughter of the Late William Morgan.
Esq. OF Sassatras Neck, Cecil county, Md
BY long course Of Christian conduct in the
practice of The most sterling social and domestic
virtues, the deceased had cndearcd herself to all
who had the happiness to know her Exemplary
in the performance of those duties which particu
lnrly devove upon the " ifc, the Mother, and the
Friend, she has gone down to the grave universally
lamented. In her death, society and the Church
alike have lost an ornament. 7.
On Tuesday, 2oth inst. at Newark, Del,
EVA ERIrLLA, only child Of Dr.. h. W. and s.
E. llaines, aged years month and 10 days.
In this instance the relentless hand of Death
has torn from the embrace of fond parents their
only child; THEIR ALL, around whom their fond
est hopes-th cir brig test visions of The future had
learned to entwino themselves, with the greatest
intensity Of parental affection. The early indiea-
ton of an unusually sweet aud lovely temper. tho
unmistakeablc marks Of decidedly religious cast
of mind the fcryor and depth Of her more than
childish affection for her parents and friends, ex-
pressed as it was, in all the simplicity and conf
dencc Of childhood. have all colIspircd to render
her death a inosi melancholy dispensaton of Pro-
videnee but while parents and friends are thus
berefl Of their loved one,
"Shc has safely reached that haven
Where there is no sin, dying
Newark, Jan y 9Th, 1887. W.
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Advertising.

We repeat what we have often said, that The
Cecil Wing has far greater circulation than any
other paper on tie Eas ern Shore or in any of tho
neighboring countie, in this stat . lii Il va,u-
able MEDIUM for advertising to all persons in this
county who have pr p 'rry. Real or Personal. for
safe; or. who deal in any sort of merchandise,
goods or wares. Efery dollar they expnd in zd-
reitising i'll The Wing mist iGpay hem huiidre@',
Aud per-ons in the cites who may desire to Fsil
10 merchants and cizrLs of Cncil cpu.ty. can IN
no way make their busi, ess and Toe tirn known to
them s" well As by advertising in The Cecil Wing
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JAMES BROWNS
GRAN Nj ATICAL WORKS.

TIE FIRST BOOK of tho Rational System u
English Grammar. Is ct!.
THE SECOND BOOK of the Rational system NJ
English Grammar designed to teach tho process of
Analysing the English Language with sound iudr-
ment; and the art Of using it with grammatical
propriety. 81 cts.
These works arc now usel in tho public schools
in the First School pis riot Of Pennsylvania
THE THIRD BOOK of the Rational system Of
EugIish Grammar. designed to enable the learner
to become most thoroughly ac4,.ainis, with tho
nature and uso Of the PREposIrloNs and may DO
read by him either in or out Of school SO c,s
BROWNS GRAMMATICAL READER This
Book sets aside the old Grammars. exposes their
defects demonstrates the little use Of attending to
them, and presents to the Teacher the unerring
and only way to tho Grammar Of the English
Language. 81! c,..
FoI sac a. Is A,ch Street: PhilSlulpLis
JsN II -ly
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Orr PENsoN CASE. A case Of some
interest was tried before E>q. Brown this
wrcH. The Co. Commissioners, in their last
levy. inclui,d under Act Of 1915 Chap. 2ll
al out pension of Slj00, 10 Thomas Brvson.
making it payable to X. f. May, whom they
ordered to furnish him with merchandise to
that amount; but Brvson refused to deal
at Mays aud went to the store Of James
Denny and purchased to the amount Of til.
ont pension. Denny then brought suit
against May, as earnishee Of the county. FOR
the amount placed in his hands tol Rryson'S
use. Mr. j. L. MuCnIlouch Counsel to the
commissioners. conenlcd hat under d.cis-
ion Of the Court Of Appeals. an attathu.,n
would no, lie against the county. orils gnrni
Shee; and, also that the SIS was not due to
HrrSon, Int was given him rs bounty. 10
he received with all the conditions Of the be-
quest. or not all: and that if such an action
could be- maintained it would break up the
present system Of ont pensions, under which,
the County Commissioners, for wise reasons.
make many Of the out-penSions granted by
them payable i'll the nrccSsaricS of life b.
merchants, 10 whose use they arc levied. The
Justice gave judgement in favor Of Denny
when an appeal was taken and the case car
rird up to Court.
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. 4 COUNTY AKs.

rT>HE advertiser wonld rospec.rul'y inform the
/ Ciizens Of Gel County, that h. is ahout 10
PUBLISH a complete IN p Of Tho county. showing
tho location Of the Roads Towns Post Of ces, 1nv-
ems Stores Churches and Proper Y Holders; slSo.
Tire Towrs. aud villages or tsrs: sole with
.iews Of Public Buildings &c. The N rs vii! he
large. nicely finished ard backed mounted co'ur-
Cd mr. vanished TO raS" handsome ornament
far the p, ror. Office, or library.
He vii, shortly wait upou The ci.iz MS for. cub
scr;p'ona when hr hoprs they will sivs ;hcir AID,
ard encouragement to so n-ctUl an sntcrp Use.
SIMON j. MARTINEZ.
surv"ror Civil Engineer, No. South street,
HaLiunCr2.
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aflnrrie0.

On Thursday, Jan I'D, by Rev. James
.lanncrysih joUS JoSrs, of kcat county .
10 Miss MARY +. DAVIS Of Eikt"n, Md.
On Monday. Ian. 2G,h by the sumo. Mr.
WILLIAM GiLKEY. to Miss ABBY IiESparcK-
son, both Of Cecil county.
On Thursday. Jen. 10Th. by the sane, Mr..
john WINCHESTER, TO MISS ELI1AnETn MAX
TIN, both OF Cecil county.
On the 18th inst; by Rev. Jos. T, Brown
Mh. CHARLES II. SMrERs, to Miss HASNAu
LrTroN, both Of this county.
On the Sth inst, by the Rev. George Mar
shall. MR. " AsnIa"ruS EwiN1, to Miss LIZ
VITA s., Youngest daughter OF Mr.. Matthew
Gallagher, all Of Cecil county.
On the 22nd inst, by the Rev. Thomas
sumption, FRANCls II. NsEL, to Miss SARAH
CURRY, all of Cecil county.
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Religious 4alottcrs.
GORE apcndence Of The Cecll Whig.I
NoRlH EAST, Jan. p, 81.
,y

"PreacherS and Preochias."
Mn. EDITOR Il have this morning been
reading an article on "Preuchers and Pfedch-
ing" in your issue Of the 18th, to which as q
member of the Methodist Church. intend. d
replying and indicating our beloved ministry
fro IN the grave charges brought against the
occupants of the sacred desk. But on giving
Il n second reading, was glad TO find that il,
had no reference to our ministry at all. In
coming to this conclusion considered | was
fully justified, first, from the text and second
" frolr the sermon.
First, from the text. As an Eng'ishman
may be considered the best exponent Of an
English paper. The Editors of the "Londoa
Times" are members Of the Established
Church and do not attend the Methodist
churches consequently they want the neres-
sary qualiication-personM kno1rIea ee-- be-
fore they can condemn the Wesleyan minis
try. Again: the "Timts' is government
organ and in religious matters is influenced
ny tilc ooH-tl-ldN VI liz icililcT, 'He WOItuS
Loud Shaflesbury who partakcs the spirit of
Cowper when he describes the maj part of
that clerical army az
"Rcading what ,hry never wrote"
and then in the .ious ardor Of his soul
calls on their bishops:
From such aposlstcs. o We mitred heads,
Preserve th church and lsy rot careless hands
On kulls that o,nno, teach and will not learn"
With reference to the qualifications of the
Wesleyan Ministers in England | speak adj
visedly and from personal knowledge when
say that all their ministers, who have been
taken ino their ministry for the last ten years
arc men Of good education, talent I'd ability:
men who study to be approved by God and
mau "WoIkmrn who need not to be ashamed
Of their work." Some Of your readers may
be disposed to find fault with the mention Of
education as anindlspcnsible qualification for
the gospel ministry and perhaps may be ready
to refer me to The ignorance of the Apostles
But will anticipate their objections and
remark that though they had not received an
educa ton in the ordinary way, yet they were
taught Of God aud relieved the miraculous
gift of tongues. This cannot now be obtain
cd. God only works miracles where the me-
c>ssity is gr,nt Who was more useful than
the apostle Paul In reading his writings we
at once acknowledge that he was proficient
in Grlclan literature, aid llscd il 10 great ad-
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ND'i'Ed'p;.

NOTICE is hereby gwen by the under
L signed Commissioners, app tinted by the
Judge Of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
Ia mark and h"und II tract Of land Jelonyin.
t" john Gregg. lying and being in III, fourth
election district of Cecil county. that Va
will meet at The lipu4c Of IL said Gregg, On
the said lAud, Gu TiarYduy, TIE 5;h of March
next ensuing.
All persons interested are hereby notified
That OIL the day aforementioned We shall pro-
coed to aftN thu boundaries to the said tract
Of land as required OF rS by law.
GEORGE JOHNSTON,
WASHINGTON ALEXANDER,
LEVI HALL,
JAMES MACkEY,
GEORGE MULLIN.
Jan 3i--tm Co,,,,j,,;o,s,,.
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FURNITURE.

TNllE Undersigned at lis s.;,.a; zlsrs.ssssa
4 shop in NOR I'll EAST. gSSSSI
has now made and for sale, %
lang" stock Of Furniture Consisting of Sofas,
Fables, with marble tops and Of various
Nihds; enclosrd and other kinds OF WASH
STANDS Bureaus "f ditterrn. SORTS; Large
assortment Of Chairs; B,lStrads: Scttces;
Mattresses; and hiny otter ARTICLES, all II
WHEN VIII he sold Ut r'ry icr prices for cash.
he will also make to order any ul,icl. OF
Furniture that may be called for.
UNDERTAKING, attended to in the best
manner, al the shortest nu.icc.
Jan 3l-3m IA. FOSTER.
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brought back by Messrs l.. &. HARLAN and
r. Jackson. who had been summoned for
that service by Esq, Taylor of Principle -
They were discovered, the previous night, in
the house Of Abe Brown. free negro of that
ncighborhood. Shields was there, also, and
made fight: one Of The officers drew Il revolt
Yer on him which snapped, on which quite
tunult arose among the crowd of hlac';s in
the honsc, during which he escaped. Had
there been another officer he would, no doubt
have been taken. Since their escape. col
ore'l man named George Hayden has been
put in Jail on the charge of assisting them to
escape; George Allan, colorcd is also in ial
charged with being an accolnplcc Of Farlrll's.
thus oddly bringing i'll connection band of
five Georges.
This escape adds another to the many in
stances showing our Jail to be insecure, and
demanding the attention Of the authorities.
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Nj, AVISE'S p 'd'

x1a No. - North Second Street, Opposite the
sass,.ss Moun rer"on Houss.) PHIL4D.a. 80
SIS; Silver Lever do, do. Sl2: Silver Leripe, do
-; Quarter So to 81; Gold Spcctacles, ~ 30 To
$40; Silver do. 81 80; Silver Table Spoons, por
sct, $l4 to SIS; Silver Dessert do, do, 50 to SlI
Silver Tea do, do, ST IS to 81 so; GOli Pens and
q old Gases. So - TO 50; Gold Pens and Silver do.
81; together with u variety of fine Gold JcwelrS :,
G old Curb. Guard and Fob Chains. All goods
warranted to BIZ as represented. Watches and
Jcwcry repaired in the best manner. Also, Ma
sonic Marks. Pins. 10. made to order
n. y All orders sent by mail or otherwise,
will be punctuaiy attended to Jan Silly
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lSiCnetll

A SINGULAR INCIDENT is mentioned as hav-
ing occurred about twenty-five miles from
Rome, at a country place called Sabina, near
the Fiano district. Some laborers were at
work in basin shaped hollow, when they
suddenly felt shaking of the earth like an
earthquake, which caused them to run off to
distance. They then saw the earth open
in the place they had left, and black smoke
rise up: the surrounding ground seemed to
fall in. and the place filled with water, for
ming like of about 1000 metres, which
has been increasing daily in size ever since.
The water is salt, and the general idea seems
to be that the hollow thus filled is the site of
an extinct volcano.
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1--WE are gratiiied TO see that our
friend John \. Allderaice Esq, OF VIII
mngton has been appointed Prothonota-
ry Of New Castle county. He is high
ly deserving man aud viii make all eA-
cellent officer.
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ElkeOn GyCegRnl.

TNHE Elkton Lyceum will meet at the
l. Academy on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruaiy 4th. at O'Clock. Subject for discus
slon--ls the prohibition Of the liquor traffic
by legislative enactment in accordance with
sound principles Of government
For the affirmative, J. b. Rowan, W. P.
EwIsG.
Negative, WIN. j. JONES, JAS. 7. McCuL-
LorGH.
Henry x. TorRrnT. Esq. will read an
original composition, Tbs luhlic is respect
tIillN lnNifrd,
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1--WE have received from Hon. II.
Winter Davis, OF the Hos. Reps, copies
of the Reports of the Majority and the
Minority of tie Special Committee to
investigate the troubles in Kansas, for
which he will please accept our thanks.
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NOTICE..

E'iiE County Commits toner's VIII meet at
x their office in tn" Court House, in Eia
ton, on Tucsd ~ the 10Th day Of February
next, TO attend to such business as may bo
brought before them. BY ORDER
JAS. ). CIR AN FORD,
Clerk County Comm RS, Cecil Co:
Ian 3I--ov
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ESCAPE FROM JAIL ANB RECApTURE.
Last Saturday night three black men es-
capped from the Eikton JAIL by saving off
bars from q window and scaling the wall of
the jail yard. They were George Shields,
arrested in Baltimore and committed for en-
ticing away servant girl belonging to j.
Tome Esq, of Port Deposit; George Farrell,
committed for enticing away n servant g'i
belonging to John Owen, Esq, of this town.
and George Talbot, committed for disturbing
religious meeting held by colored people al
North East. They undoubtedly had teen
furnished, by some means, with file. with
which they cut their leg irons and the window
bars. They had previously, with much labor
taken bar from chimney hich they had
heated and bent into large hook, to which
they attached rope made Of parts Of their
clothing, bed-clotlles, &C.. throwing this hook
on top the wall it took hold and they clin,bed
the rope and then descended. Gu Tuesday
two Of them Farrell and Talbot were
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10 REWARD

@Tli.L lie aid for a Gold Chain ard
w Loeket, supposed to have been lost
between Perry Mills aud feIryvile. The
l."cket had Il Da2ucrrcotype of myself and
wife; the above reward will he received and
The thanks Of the owner. by leaving it at the
Pcrryyillc Post Office.
Jan. 3D., 1857 JESSE UEATON.
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CoMrT9oLLER's REPORT. We recei-
we'd yesterday, from Mr. Purnell, Comp
trolIer Of the Treasury of the State,
copy Of his Report for. the Fiscal wear
ending the Goth Of September, last, and
will make soue extracts from il next
week.
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Tbe Cecil lubie.
ELKTOA. JANUARY, 81, 1857

I've conclude to day the publica-
ton Of the able speech of w t,r Davi',
aid ask for it the attentive perusal Of
cur readers.
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EsKIssGsE NGTI4E

NrOTlCE is hereby given that application
! Twill be made to the County Commissions
eIs of Cccll connry, ut ;heir first meeting
after the second day Of February next, to tax e
the requisite steps to have a Bridge built
over Basin Run III The toIdng on the Road
FROM Hcsroi's u Ill to the Wallace Road, near
stephen Woodrow's sttc.
Ian, z Sl--6w
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1T1ElE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the Undersigned Undrr the name
and firm Of TnGchst"nr 4 Hines. Black smiths.
is thi. day dissolved Ivy mutual consent. All
persons indebted 10 said finn, will please
make Immediate pa!mcut, and all those ta-
wing claims against Us. viii please present
'lcm to james T"uclSnne. who is author
iZed to make the settlements Of the firm.
JAMES TrUCHSTONE.
JOSEPH liAlNES.
Port Deposit. Jan. !. 1851.
ryynT SMITHlNG BUSINESS. in al! is
J. branches. viii! be continued by ne. at the
old stand. Being a practical Machnist,
will give prompt attention 20 the construc-
ton ard repairs Of machinery.
laval myself of this occasion, to ole" NY
most sincere thanks for tie pat. nnage here
t"fure bestowed or the late firm, and | hope
hy strict attention TO business. and an ardent
drsire to please aud accommodate the public,
to eu.i tile my self los continuation nt its favor.
JAMES T0UCHSTONE.
smith : .UaehtniN
poa Deposit, Jan. 9, '51-tt
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luNhI.i.L.'S t,i..i..

- viiiuc OF Nv" wits Of Firr FaciaS, is.
aV .urd by Wa. .litlrs, ole 81 the Jusiicvs
81 me Peace oi the State of Maryland, il,
ANA Tor tecii comfy, one At The suit of Jas.
.''nhy. ana one a! HE Snit Of Dcni,min G..
I&nrce. against the goodSan chattriS, Lands
ana tcncmrEis OF ) ,iniIr Henry to me d.
rrcted, have sciE' Il and taken in execution.
all thc right title, interest, and estate at lay<
and IN equity, II tbs sand sinu,l Henry, in
ami I" log Direi,ing House. situated near
ialk street, in The town Of Elkton, Crcii CO..
On htHd bc,oasn9 o JACOB I. Collins, and
hereby give notice that uu
Mo'oiay he 2%a day Of February ns4f.
Between the hours Of :, & 4 o'clock, 7, NJ,
1t til" Court tiuis. door, in the town Of Elk
ton, VIII offer ior Sale the said pr"pe t. 50
seized and taken in execution by public nuc-
ton 10 Tie highest bidder for cash.
CilAS. W. BENNY,
Elktnh. Jahllary 81. 1891. Constable.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wbiy,

: .Ner H. z. Church ia Churiesio,rn

o''a"' --Nt'f' ttpI. }
The Ne~ ". f. Church Ia Chdriesiown.
Mn. Enron :-Dcar Su, Assuming the
posi- ion sl'at it is better late than acv, al-
low US Through your widely spread columns
to make a public acknowledgment of oar
thanks. 10 the community in general. fnr their
assistance in the erection of the NJ T.. Church
in Challcstown. The letter from North Fast.
did but justice to the able manner in which
the Dcdiratory services were performed. a.
well As the ChriStiau-ikc manner in which
North East. as well as Elk Neck came to thu
rcscuc Of their oppressed hrtthrn. Did We
stop here we should think we had fallen very
fal Short Of our duty: while these have our
most grateful thanks, those who rendered Us
Aid III It's commencement, should not be, and
are not forgotten by US. The committee
fee! it their duty to say that the ElktonanS
rendered them quite an assistance nolwih-
standing tlat they the Cummttcc.) had ne
jus. elaim upon .hcln; olhsrs--privatc in.
diriIualS also haze orr sine, rl thanks: and
rs We have the names Of all who assisted II,
IN this matter. enrolled. We certainly feel ui-
der obligations 10 all, even from the least to
the greatest.
Surprising the impression to he made OIL
the public mind that the victory is won. the
warfare is over, we would state that we need
about $500 as yet, to clear us from our in.
c'mban",S. which We hope to realize hrlolr
iIlls Conference year closes, 40 that our Pas
tor, who has labortd with ua so ftthcullr
and iri"n'ly. may not leave anything to {.
:ni!bcr his successor on the circuit Thr
committee farther. feel il due to Brother
sumption, to Heartily acquiv>ce i'll all that
has been said of his labars by the writer Of
the letter from North East, and that we eS-
'reln him the champion and hero of Method
ism as it is. Respectfully submitted,
JHo. lEAMANs.
SAM'l LOGAN. Building
BESoNI COOLING,
JAMES CARTER. COMMITTEES
PHILIP +. JACHS0N
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g>ssEs sane, GER sag,yT'.

TNIE small Dwellings adjoining the Town
L of Port Deposit. Possession given 25'h
Of March next also three Lots for Lease,
each so feet front aud depth % to 70 feet.
J. Il. COULSON.
Port Deposit, Jan. 3D., lSi1--tM25
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lecture.

EpEF. TIIOS. ii. STOCKTON wifi Lee
Ae'Lr" before the EIklun Lyccum, at the
Court House on WDrs,ioy erpning. the 9th Of
February, al O'Clock. A,lnllancc single
ticket - cents ticket admitting gentle
man and tw" ladies, 30 cents.
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Bridge EOtlcr.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ Will he made tn the Comfy Commits
sIon"rs OF Cecil county ut their first meeting
alter the Sd day of March nrxt, for building
d Bridge over the Little Elk creek, near
Mackali's Mills. 3f.w
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LECTURES BEFORE THE LYCEUM.--
This community, as wei as the people Of the
surrounding nciehhorhood will he pleased 20
learn that the Rtv. T. II. stockton known as
one Of the most eloquent preachers in the
country, will lecture before the Elktrn i.yce-
nm on next Thursday Evening, february
5th.) in the Court House. We anticipate a
large turn cut of the people Of the town and
surrounding county. Sc the ADVERTISE
N nt
Doct. Thomns Bond, well know, IS a very
able writer, has, also, we understand, bean
engaged to lecture b,fore tie Iyccum, on
some future evening.
uJ-The Lyc,um will hold its regular meet
ing on Wednesday evening as usual, in the
Academy, for further concerning which, s,r
advertisement.
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BARK ER'S Pumps.

. ELkT0N May T3Ih 1896.
Til. il 10 certify that j have one Of Bsrkor's
I'ouhl. Acting Force and Tin Pumps. put in opsr
oion by Staples Ca ntwei. snd t. .akci pleasure
in saving that | ennshler il superior 10 any prmp
! am acqn United with for ordinary house purposes.
il works c1sy and docs not appear iabl. to gel
oIt Of crdcr can chterfully recommend it to
a who wish 10 p4rch"sc, r. r. MAY.
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Small Farm

AT PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber Will offer al Public Sale Oh
the premises, at 2 O'Clock p NJ, on
Monday The l6tA day Of February merit,
The farm on which he now resides, lying on
the Plank Road. four and u half miles north
OF Elkton, and conta lining
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Hon. JonN BELL.-The Memphis Eagle
and Enquirer hosts the name Of John Bell,
Of Tenn, as American candidate for the Prcsi.
dency III 1860.
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ROGERS 4 BOYERS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
Manufactures,
\ MD SEED STORE.#
20 Market Street, Phihd,lphn. 2."
f.. Ct. WHITMAN.

T.. Ct. WHITMAN,
No. G4 South Second Street, one door bslou
Chestnut, Phihnitiphiu. ....,.,
N!ANUFACTuRES CANDIES OF EVERY
WI unScErrIoS; amongst which arc 'ium drops.
Moss Pasc, Jujubc Paste. and all kinds of Drug
sist CONNECTIONS; also Plain Candies inferior TO
none in the county ard euler in imported
Fruits and Nuts fiom Almost all paris of ,he
world. Jan 3l--Sm
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0J-The Steamer Arabia arrived at Hall.
fax on Thursday. She brings the welcome
intelligence that the difficulty between Swift
zorlsnd aud Prussia has been aln,cahly Sc.
sled,
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calsLste ElnmGblllS

Handbills Of Public Sales printed at short
notice, and in good style, at the office Of the
Cecil Wing tt