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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-09
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

SourHERs LITERARY MEssESGER.-The October
number Of ,his interesting and valuable periodical
has been issued. 1t opens with an admirable address
by Prof. j. NJ. Fishburn, OF Washington College,
Va, delivered before the Educational Convention
recently held in Richmond. Among other articles
wa notice The Broken Pipe" Z" Buddhist Supersti
ton :" 1.-TWO Small Poems;'' " Milburn's Lectures
"The Broken Telegraph Cable" " Mora. or the Mys'
FERROUS Child - Spirit of Beauty !" One OF the
Sinkers;" 1.-The Rule of Life :" I" Home Again :
GENEVA and Mount Blame e Report OF the Mount
Vernon Association; Notices of New Books" &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-09
DEATH AT A

To SAINT T. SAWYER, E.q., Collector of Customs
Norfolk.
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But in this instance, ii is as well, perhaps better, that
the election should take place this winter. To leave
the question open for two more years, considering the
deep interest with which it is already invested, might
Indeed lead TO a dangerous division in the ranks of the
Democracy Of Virginia. Wesay dangerous division,
because, in the event. at that day, of any such con.
test between Senator Hunter and Gov. Wise, as is
now not unlikely to arise, the disagreeable or unkind.
~ recollections which might be left upon the minds OF
some of their most ardent adherents and friends,
would have little time to fade away before the nomi.
nation for the Presidency-but a few months subse.
quent. And hence, IL there 10 any possibility of a
.chism in the Democratic ranks of Virginia, from the
fact that there will be opposition to Mr.. Hunter, un.
less he declares in favor Of the Administration
there 10 much more to be apprehended from
il, If allowed two more years to widen and
deepen, than if the ve1ed question should be
settled at once. There is another consideration,
which may render it almost imperative upon the
Democratic party TO elect the Senator during the On
suing session of .he Legislature. We sllsde to Mr..
Hunters silence. Unless he dispels all doubt Of his
fsslty TO the Adjudication, the suspicion already
restiog upon him will be so strengthened as to Justify
the conclusion, that be is opposed to MIR. Buchanan
and In favor OF tho factonists. And il 60, as he will
retain bis seat In the Senate two years longer, in virtue
Of bis last election, it will be advisable to cleo, bis
successor from the friends Of the Administration
that he may thus be implicitly instructed by his State
and that whatever opposition to Mr.. Buchanan he
msr manifest, will be broken in its influence by the
anticipati-e disapproval of the Democracy, which.
he would then wrongly represent.
Nj. Hunter has only to take his stand by the Ad.
ministrstion and to disavow al association and sym
patty With the disunionists, to be re elected to the
Senate without opposition. Let him make a manly
disclaimer of any intention or desire to cooperate
With tho fsosonists, and it will be . matter of little
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-09

STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE BANK or Con-.
arReE AT FREDERIcKssUno, Va, FOE THE QUARTER
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Time 3:4Si-3:iSi-3.a

PoPuLATIoN.-In l79O, the population Of Norfolk
numbered 2.95n; in 1900, G,92t; lSio. 1920; 1850,
l4,32O: 1857; about 5000.
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III NV ~ -
WHEN ITS CAPTURE Isi EXPECTED TO TAKE PLicE-
DEATH or GENERAL REED.
Bombay Correspondence OF the London Times, Ais. 10 J
The skirrnish of the I'D OF July, before Delb which
is the last of which We have heard, was distinguished
from its predecessors by the circumstance nat the
enemy's attack was directed against the LET instead
Of the right Of our position. They came 90 in force
by the Cashmere gate, with several field cans, and
moved straight upon orr battery al Metof House,
under cover Of a heavy FIRE from the Hills. But
here the ground is less cut up by encIosa'ss than on
The right. and consequently is less suited fr the o,Pe'
ration, Of the mutineeis. Attacked in Sink by BIT.
Gadier Showers they fed with q precipitation that
saved taeir guns aud preserved themselves from any
serious loss. Up to the evening of the 9Th no more
lighting had taken place. The forcs 3 now com
manded by Brigsdier wilson, Of ;heLensal Artil.
lery, i'll health having, as We anticipated, compelled
Gen. Reed 10 r~eliuquish his post. IG.u. Reed has
since died
1t having been decided, as I hesr from the camp,
that nothing can be attempted egains the city till the
attacking army is largely re .inforcedyou will be anz'
ions TO know from what quarters an! to what amount
reinforcements are procurable, aF how soon they
are likely TO be- united before or sruud Delhi. From
the Punjab, on the one hand, and rom the Valley oil
the Gauges, on the other. ~accessins Of strength are
to be looked for. Sir John Lsuruce, the indefati9s'
bic Chief Commissioners Of the Pnjsb, 10 st Lahore,
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The undersigned, Directors Of tie Bank of Commerce.
have examined The above statement Of the condition OF the
said Beuk, aud certify the same to be correct.
Given under ou. n4nis this 9th day of October, leu.
n b. FICKLEN
HUGH SCOTT,
JHO. +. TACKETT,
THOS. +. kSOX.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-28


GHE ELKToN LYcEuH is becoming quite q
popular Institution. The Academy is crowd
ed every Wednesday evening and the Essays,
(Which sometimes well deserve the little of
lectures,) and debates, Gre highly interest
ing. 1t has had two able lecturers from
'abroad--Rev DIS Messrs. Stockton and Will
lit is, of Philadelphia, and it was matter Of
some disappointment that 80 few should at
tend when price Of admission was charged
for the purpose Of dcfraying expenses. This
attempt to get up Course of Lectures by
eminent men, should be encouraged by the
people generally. The next lecture of the
Course will be on Wednesday evening,
March 18th, by Doct. Thomas E. Bond, the
distinguished aon Of distinguished father,
who will, beyond question, deliver m abe
address. We hope on that occasion to see
q large turn out, not only Of the people Of
,hs .ow, brit Of the surrounding c-sn.ry,
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SusoUEuANNA LUMBER TRADE.-The price
Of lumber at Wrightsville, Pa, the Star Of
that place says. has varied but little for sever
al months. There is full supply Of cuttings
there. The Star says:
Several timber RATS have arrived at our
whsrves from Northumberland. and we I'M
derstard there are at Lockhavcn some 500
RATS Of sawed lumber and timber, gooaly
portion Of which may he expected 10 reach
this point by Saturday next. 1t il said the
SIMPLY of lumber to decrrd the Susquchanna
this season is large, and 1t might be suppose
ed that prices would aba'e some, but this.
We think, will hardly be the case, as the sup
ply is not adequate to he increased demand.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-28

OThe first few days of the presen,
week wore here the pleasing features of til,
carly spring. The naples along the walk,
were red with bloom and vocal with the hum
of bees. Blue birds chrrupcd from the tops
Of the houses, and cocks Of blackbirds few by
overhead. The wind came up from the warn,
southwest and neighbors met each other in
the street with the welcome salutation
Winter is over" forgetting for the moment
that we have yet to pass through the bitter
aid biting, albeit, the purifying blasts Of
March. ...,-~
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DEAD LETTERS Postmaster General Camp
bell in recent report. states that the nun
Der Of letters uncalled for or dead Is proha-
bly, three millions, and itwouid seem abso-
tntely proper that some, measure. should be
adopted by the department to insure the de-
livery of these tnissives with greater certain
ty. $40, 900 accrue to the post offices with
out their performance of the duty of deliver
ing the letters. This matter has already
been brought to the notice of the officials Of
the department and probably the Postaas-
ter General of the incoming administration
will take the proper measures to amend an
evil which is felt to be very unpleasant
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-28

EXPLORATION or THE NmER.-The LOU
don Daily News mentions the fact. that the
Admiralty have enlarged their plans with
regard to the contemplated expedition up the
Niger River, and that it is now proposed to
dispatch annually, for the next five years. a
small steamer up that river at the public
cost. The command Of the steamer is con-
fined to Mr.. Baikie: and it has been deter
mined that the first YEARS. exploration shall
be confined to that branch of the Niger which
at the confluence is known as the Guerra and
that the second years shall be devoted 10
the other branch. called the Binue.
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i.)ic0.

In his town, on the 2lst Instant. REngccA M
AtExASDER, aged fifteen years ami one mon tn,
eldest daughter of Mr.. Andrew Alexander.
But few short months ago. our fir young
TREND moved among MS in I'll the GLOW of health
and betuty-then the light of youth sparklrd in
hor eyes, the tint Of the opening rose blonned Oh
hcr CHI eek, nnd her smile was the sunshine of n
happy home fnther. mother brothers and sister
all looked on her with deep affection, and many
Friends ls,cl and cherished her bat God saw I'll TO
call his be 'utful creation home and the bright
eye grow dim the rose faded from her cheek still
the smile kept its plsce. only growing IN ors HAY.
emily aa her Young su-icss iite shbeA quietly away
md now we hay. laid her softly to sleep her las,
sluinb,r. and never was fnirsr form gvcu up to
he this relentless grasp. God coinfor; her iaourn
ing friends-he alone who has scnt this storm Of
sorrow send the calm Of resignation She was
30 good, 50 beautiful, it was hard to give her up
bu: She has left world of sin and sorrow ere either
had tainted her spi,its freshness, and gone in her
spotless purity hone to God,
The heart is cold whose thought. wer- told
In each 81 NEE of her glad bright eye;
And she lies pale, who WIS 80 bright,
She scarce seemed made 10 die
lei we know that her soul is happy nu1
Where the saints their calm witch keep;
Tha, angel. are GROWING that fair young brow
Then wherefore do We wccp' s**
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
Guano Eycelled by De Burg.

.6nfo eo hnstl. of o,,.a W . %, -,
Cnr, ~. o,a ~. s 'nu ~ !" w oushea OK
IA nv, 'a.7n,i U Wv "''.'s1 el"ps gown ny
Tbs r,r,n,,s ~ NV, ~" "a I"uno
cominv dis.orr,,.i .;,h n 'nk,'s arc -
Burs the nr.f.renc. -. Il nnt r,r 4"a give ns
and orr.r crow. h,t ;,rn,o,.aa snes lister
C;nsno aion. do',rn, ' r. ~ W., lanM' ant
and nj, erons a, II co,,,i,'. W -. :" ~. sou.
grow thcn, AVID vii, nrnd,',, ai r.qne ~ 70
| II h,. my nd .rio,,as - CO, ~ ":'',p ~ u.
a a ton jrcs,;p, NJ e.. -. or nso "ppin,ea NJ
ocrs Il viii n,,ar.s ~ =, 40 ,,.b '''n". Per
ard half gil to tho hill will produce 70 to %
"'su '"i S,'",,ei corn pr acre upon land that
NJ W. sIe" II nc qqthnIy D. lore.
=, nave ,e'nmo',.a's from every County in
n"lTNn'' 'hd many from ,irg ma, from gentle.
n'', "N.' n"o"h as 'ri"nt'hc rr'c'lca farmers,
e." re' Az e""e"f III INC OPINION mat De Burg
''s NV tun.i ~ et'p grower and Is cheaper and
nv" r ''r'' eng man any nG%no or combination
u "a'n'e' Known
CECIL 'orsrr Sept H. 1855.
',,tw IoonL tx, ror. peros' netl
,b ~, f 49, =, .irF, ~ '"per nos
, snr;na Nv ~ .'' ~ 'o' p"."us Por aere
~ =, rr,,, w. ~ ''u ""'; an" prefer
IN w.. ,"" o'n", n'"u'' ha'e ra''
49,, ~, " 49, "hi ~ uushe, corn, upon
H. - =, :: n r.,,: .o'u'er' ~ o"' ntis 70
,-r. u, 80. s nan NuAn0'
~ ei"P W. Wv. II. 49,
IL. r. g. ~ VIZ rT' M h's
''t "I.i-i hoSPh" 9 VI Lung mas TO 'qhsl
~ ~ 10, ~, IS ~ sr.nk ~ Fave fs's' q 0o
CO., ~ W r., r.
,c,, s.,, Iph T., ~ - H.. ~, VT 10
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gVBENNETrs EMBRoCATIoN, the great
Linamcnt cures Rheumatisih.
Benefits Enibro6ltion, the great IInaIpent.
cures Neuralgia.
Bennett's Embrocation, the great Linament.
cures Pains and Sprains
Bsanetts Embrodation the great Linament,
cures Luinbago.
Bennet.,s t.lHbrccaiion, the great Linament.
cures Toathaohn
Bennett's Emhroc .;iun, the great Linamenr.
cures thapp"d Hands, and makes them white.
smooth and soft. For sac by H. II. MITCHELL.
ard Druggists and storrkNcrers through the
country. S"y Is, SJj--iy.
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The LANCASTER PA BANx.-At a meet
ing Of The Stockholders of the Lancaster
Bank. at that place, on Monday, commit
tee of ten was appointed to collect money to
to carry Oil the criminal prosecutions against
l.ongnecker and Bachmsn. late officers of the
Bank. A committee Of five was also appoin-
ted to inquire into the expodiency of bringing
civil and criminal suits against those drec.
tors and officers Of the bank who have been
guilty of omission and commission BY which
the stockholders have been dcfraudci.
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DThe Saving Fund Of tina Nation al

W The Saving Fund Of tho Nation al
Safrty company in Walnut street south west
corner Of Third, Philadelphia, is an old and
well established institution which now has
nearly one mi Hon and half of dollars all in
Real Estate. Mortgages. Ground Rents, and
first cass Securities for the benefit Of Depos-
ltors. We learn that great many Of our
citizens have put their money in this Saving
Fund. and we therefore refer them to the no
iicc and statement which appear in our paper
A careful perusal will no doubt be highly
gratifying to those who ire thus interested in
il As well as to others.
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DY virtue Of three writs Of Ficri Facias.
Dissued by William Haues, one of the
Justices Of the Peace Of the state Of Mary.
land, in and for Cecil county, at the suit Of
Henry II. Watkins, against The goods and
chattels Of Charles r.. Massey, to me di
rected, have seized ard taken in execution
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate
at law and in equity, of the Said Charles r..
Massey, in and to tho following property, to
wit:
A general assortment Of Store Goods,
such as Linens, Muslins, Calicoes,
Wearing Apparel, Fancy Articles, Stone
and Earthenware, &c.
All of which l will sell at Public Auction,
at the storch of Charles X. Massey, in
Elkton. Cecil county, Maryland,
On the 9'h day Of March, 1857,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to the highest bidder
for cash. JOHN j. X. POOLE.
Feb 28--ts Sheriff
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TIE FoRElaS Policy or THE New ApMrg-
lsrRATIoE The Union Of last Saturday has
an article relative to the Central American
question, which, il is said. cxcitcs ccnsirirra
bic interest in Washington. 1t strongly dc.
nouHces all p rtneIship or corporation with
Great Britain in relation to Central America;
declares that the right of England to inter-
frre in the affairs of those States is based OH
sheer nsnrpation: that the Cayton- Buwer
treaty has been the source Of all the accumu.
ls'ng difficulties in that quarter, and under
the entanSlements created by it England is
pursuing an insidious policy. to the success
OF which Walker is almost the only obstacle,
that the policy Of Great Britain. though no,
amounting TO actual war. is directly hostile
TO the interests Of the United States. and is
more insihious and insulting from being cou-
pied with professions Of friendship; and that
open war il better than this secret hostility,
and the duty ola decisive stand upon our
part is enforced. Mr.. Appleton who is to
be the editor Of Mr.. Buchanan's sorgan,' -
being in Washington. it is surmiscd by some
persons that the article may foreshadow the
policy of the new administration.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-28

THE PORT DEPOSIT RocK.-We have
received this week from Mrs. j. T.. Parker, a
partial file of The Port Deposit Rock--thirty.
one copies. included between No. Q and No.
IS. How many numbers were issued we do
not know. The numbers we have not below
46, are l 5. 6. 8, 10, IL, u, Is, l6, 10, 81,
80, 81, SO, As. Persons having any of those
numbers or any number above IS. would
oblige US by letting US have them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-28

De BuGG's SUPER-plIosPHATE AND MANI
puLATEp GuANo.--Our Agricultural readers
will notice elsewhere IN our, columns the adj
vertisemcnt Of the above ranures, by j. j.
& F. Turner of Baltimore. They have pro.
duced as astonishing results wherever tried, and
the advertisement contains statements in re-
laton thereto from several farmers of Cecil
and Kent. ..,..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-28

THE new treaty with Mcxiro negotiated
by MIR. Forsyth is variolsIy Represented On,
statement is that Lower California and Sonora
have bten purchased for 49,, 900 900. psya.
Die in anni,af instruments of IS 900 coo. Ger
tain regulations for the encouragement Of
commerce and Of mail communication accom-.
pany this principal stipulation. Another
version is that Iii consideration Of a slrip OF
territory We are to lend Mexico SIS 600 900
1t is said that one provision Of the treaty con.
templates the allowance Of American claims
TO the amount of SO 600 600 A -umor also
prevails in Washington that the Mexican
Government is about to apply to the United
States for protection. in view Of nlenaccs from
abroad and home dissenSions This, how.
ever, is highly improbable. as the condition
vi domestic affairs is daily becoming more
settled under the administration of Comon-
fort and the prospect Of a war with Spain is
growing less distinct. 1t is said that the
treaty was negotiate ted by our Minister with
out positive instructions from the State De-
partment. his attention only having been d.
rected to the completion Of a commercial ar
rangement which would place the trade of
The two countries on q satisfactory Lasis
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-28

ENcRoACnMENTs OF THE ATLANTIC. The
New Jersey geological report shows that the
Atlantic is steadily. ard rather rapidly, en-
rroacllng upon the land OH its coast. At
Cape Island the surf has eaten Inward full n
mile since the Revolution Along the bay
shore at Cape May the marsh wears away at
the safe of road in to years. One of III.
beaches upon the coast il mentioned as hav-
ing moved inward one hundred yards in the
last twenty years. Ii is also the opinion Of
of the oldest observers that the tides rise
higher upon the Eastern New Jersey uplands
than formerly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-28

N[The Directory of the Clay Monument
Association. at Lexington, Ky. has Il, last
selected design for the national monument to
De erected In the cemetery near that place.
over the remains of Henry Clay. The hrigh,
OF the Column together with the base or sar-
cophagus, is to BE- one hundred and nineteen
feet and upon the summit there will be placed
colossal statue of the departed Statesman.
The association have decided to construct
this monument Of Kentucky stone, the mag
neSia limestone. which is said to be as indie.
strucllble as Egyptian granite. 1t is design
ed to Law the corner stone on the 18th oil
Apnl. Henry Clays birthday. The Obrr-
yer and Reporter says that Edward Everett
will deliver an address upon the occasion.
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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
TIN AND
Ware Mandatory.

ARMSTRONGS l. Co.
DESPECTFULLY inform their friend
Hand the public. that they have come cited
a Stove Store and Timing Establishment
with their Foundry, where they are prepare d
to furnish
STOVES, OF ALL KINDS.
Consisting Of Cooking Stoves, for coal OF
wood ; Faror Cooks, for coal or wood; with
variety OF other Stoves. for eithor wood OF
coal A full assortment of Tin and Sheet.
Iron Ware always on hand.
Tin Roofing, GATHERING and Spouting
Done, and warranted to give satisfaction
Also,
Machinery, Iron Railing,
Steam and Wafer Pipes. Flows and Plow
Castings, of various patterns and assert
rents.
Having 4 practical acquaintance with the
business. and having some of the best work
men in their employ, they hatter themselves
that their work will compare favoiably with
tina. done in the cities, AS to Stale, Price and
D,lrnbuHy. Al fhey as', TO satisfy the pub.
lie on those points IN a fair trial. 1ncy So
lien share Of the puhhc Patronage.
Feb SO
..'Cccil Democrat, Kent News, and
National American Al belair, copy months,
snd scrd bill 10 advertisers.
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C0NSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue Of three wrlts of Venditoni cx-
Dponas, Issued by VIM. llancs, one of the
Justices of the Peace, of the State Of Mary
land, in and fol Cecil county, to me directed.
will expose at Public Auction, at the Cont
House door in the town Of Elkton,
On Monday the l6lh day Of March nsrt,
At O'Clock, p. M, for cash, one
Log Dwelling House,
Near back street, in the town Of Elkton, on
land belonging to Jacob I. Collins, late the
property Of Samuel Henry, seized and taken
in execution, at the suits Of BENZ. q. Pearcc,
James Denny, and A. j. Scott h Bro.
CHAS. W. BENNY.
Feb 3e.-ts Con,taAys.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-28

SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION Jeffers Wy
man. the distinguished Professor of Anatomy
IN Harvard University. sailed from Glou-
cester. Mass, on Tuesday, for Parimaribo,
in Dutch Guiana. He intends to spend six
months in scientific researches into the nat
ural history Of Surinam. Two students in
Harvard University, Mr.. Green, Of Worces-
ter, and Mr. Bancroft, Of New York, eldest
son sol of Bancroft the historian, accompany Dr.
Wyman.
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Vijs nlarkcts.
CURRENT.
Reported for Tile Cecil Wing.
ELKroS F4nKrAGY 2f,t Is;

FLKToN F.pkrAEY 91tt 1857.
Rcd Wheat, YI.i5 Potatoes, 81
mite do. l5' White Beans, LOO
yellow corn, old 81 Buciwlcat, T.,
yellow do. new, IS Clovcrsrrd, $50
Oats, 40 Timothy seed ~
Nails by the keg, cts; Mackcra, Nus. ,
and 3. $500: &. A. Sab per Sack. $3.50
Mexican Guano SO; Peruvian do. Sb4;
Phosphates sf. Flour Extra, So per Dbl.
u The above are the prices At the Wurc-
houss of ii s. Sites AT the Depot.
WI aiSGruN MAhKKr, Feb Goth. 1857.
We quote to- day in Front street. from
wagons. wheat $50; Corn Coz: Oats AZ.
Flour s.. o5: Cloversrrd 81 1S-Journul.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.--F,L 'os
Flonr Sc 81 to s 25. extra brands SIS so to
S.25. Wheat, 81 .f6 10 l.4T for red .63 COR
white. Corn. old SIS cts. new 65 cts. Oats
very dull Al ctS Cloyersccd 7S7 per 81 lbs.
Timothy 1915.
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81 REWARD.

OST in Elkton, about the lst inst, a
A"hite Beagle pup, with some red spo Is
about his head, and on his side. He is
about ten months old. The above reward
will be paid for his recovery. Leave inform
alton with l.. W. S,idhan. Elkton.
r J. NJ. SCOTT,
Feb 29-2t Scott's Mills.
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'NkSALE AT FRENcHrowN.--T. frisby
Henderson Esq, OF Baltimore has sold tn,
farm and brick house at Frenchtown to Mr..
George Buchanan Of the Couple Ho,ise, Phil
adelphia, who intends TO fit up the Hoase as
s.hotel fer sumner resort.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-28

THE "BhEAD" observation-disclosures
Ewing will at the request of many of our cit
liens, read his somewhat notorious" bread
lecture again, in the Court House OH Monday
evening next at I o'clock.
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n|The letter Of our Correspondent
at Port Deposit last week. made The Wing
in great demand; after our regular edition
ran out We printed large number of Extras
containing the letter, all Of which have now
been sold.