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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-10

THE JOINT DpscUssIoN.-Messrs Ri
caud and McIIenry held their joint dis
cussion here on Tuesday last. There
was quite Il large meeting of the voters
Of the county present to report the
speeches. 1t is sufficient for MS to
say that it was altogether one-sided
affair. McHenry was in no condition to
speak, and is a poor speaker at best; on
his part, it was an utter failure, as his
party know. He showed to all who
heard him that he is not fit to be sent
to Congress, and numbers who heard
him who had thought of voting for him
will not now do SO. On the other hand,
Dir. Ricaud, spoke wei and discussed
thoroughly, the questions presented, and
the general policy of the Government
The meeting was altogether in favor of
Mr.. R., and the American cause.
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DEATH FROM TNToxICATloN. A young
man, named Wesley Boyd, aged % years,
belonging at Mt. Rocky, Pa, died al
Rock Springs IN the Sh District of this coun-
ty. on the End INST, owing to the lrmodcratc
drinking of whskey-~ He vas not n habitu-
al drinkcr, but Oh that day at low
GROCERY, kept by one Anthony Shoellrr, he
drank t!ree tumb,crs of whskcy in quick
succession, and then Vas driven in dear
horn to The hotel Of Mr.. Thompson at Rock
Springs. When he reached there Mr.. Thomp-
son seeing that he was very drunk had him
laid i'll his barn where he died in few min
utcs. Squire Cummings was sent for who
Immediately had physicians called but it was
to late lie thcnprocccdcdto hold an inquest
and the jury rendered the following verdict
The said Wesley Boyd came to his death
by excessive drinking of whiskcy, al the
public house Of Anthony Shaclftr,'
Docts. Jordan and Woods who were called
in stated that he died Of congestion of the
b"ain, caused by the excessive drinking
1t was stated, also that he vas subject to
rush Of blood to the head. Mr. Thompson
Proprietor of the Rock Springs Hotel, render
cd every attention in his power to the UNI
fortunate deceased and to the jury.
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Baltimore & saseHeElanna

S L f. 4 M G. O. NJ p A n Y :,
DEGULAR DAILY LINE, (excspt sundaysl
-;Iror HAvRE De GEAcI, PoRr D&rosIr, and
eide WATER CANAL.
.sxss4S.,a Tho STE! MBOAT
IA. PORTS MOUrH, Capt
wssesss sE ssssssss5s:s lower end Of west Falls
Avenue every Tuosd " Thursday md Saturday
evening, at O'Clock. Returning leaves Fort
Deposit every Monday, Wednesday and Friday a.
3 o'clock, and lIavre de Grace at o'clock =. NJ
THE Stcanb boat LANCASTER, Captain J. W
T0ML1NsoS, leaves same rlaee every Monday
Wednesday and Friday evening. ut . o'clock
Returning ave Port Deposit every Tacsday.
Thu rsday and Saturday, evenjngSt . elsek and
Nasre dc Grace at o'clock z. 81.
E-passagc so cents.
" rreishts received daily nj Baltimore anul
slock and at Port Deposit until . o's leek; ear
riei Mt low rates, and carefully ntssdel to.
~ Duplicate receipts for Freghts Will DO re-
qiired in all cases.
The Agent mt Eavrs de Grace will attend to
forwarding any merchandise consigned to him, for
any point on the Pennsylvania Canals. sr will re
ship frcights intended for Baltimore Philadelphia
81 elsewhere,
JOS. JAS T:YLoR, Agent, Baltimore.
L. ALIEN TAYLOR, Agl. II. de Grace.
JACOB TsMT. Port Deposit
ESF-Jhy Steamboat ''JUNIATA.' Capt Tom lin.
en- Icing in ~complete order, can be chartered at
any time.
H. B.-Grain purchsssd at the highest market
price at tho Warehouse Of J. Tome, Port Deposit;
who also keeps for SALE Guano; Plaster Flsn; SAT-;
Eroaslale h Mirchell's Allan 4 Needles and Ds
Rurg's Phosphatss, and New York Bone Dust
May 80, 81 If
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XDEATH of HuGH N. BRowN AND JAMES
RrDuLpH. We have sad news from Caifor
MIA, in the account of the death Of these two
estimable young men, formerly Of this coun-
ty. They were killed by an explosion OF
gunpowder during disastrous fire in Column
bia, California, by which the stolchouse OF
Mr.. Brown was blown down. Of Mr.. Brown
there is all obituary elscwhcre'in our columns;
an obituary of Mr. Rudulph has also been han
dcd into our office, but this, as well as many
other matters thave been shut out by
sickness among our hands Mr. Rudolph
was the SON Of the late Tobias Rud ulph, Esq
of the Elkton bar; and his mother, brother
and sisters reside near this town.
We will print an extended account of the
calamity in our next issue.
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New London Academy.

The Summer Session of this Institution will COM
msnce on the first Monday of May
The Principals having lately purchased large
Lriclk building which is admirably adapted TO the
purpose of n BOARDING. house and has been within
the past year completely filled up. are enabled to
offer to students accommodations still more pleas
ant convenient and comfortable than heretofore.
Both Boarding house and School will be CON
family under their personal supervision: by which
his Institution affords superior facilities for extern
cd Classical, Mathematical or Commercial educn-
on. Modern Languages. Drawing, Music etc. con.
oted with untrcd care for the pupils health and
comforts.
Fol- circulars terms etc. address
GEO. DUFFlFLD, A. VI.
14I E.F NJ. FAEIITZ, A. N.
VswLon,lop. Chester Co. Pa. Principals.
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For The Cecil Wing.
Eight District, October Sd 1857.

Agreeable TO previous notice, the Ameri-
cans of the Eight District met at the store
House Of James Cummings, Esqr., for the
purpose of nominating district ticket. The
meeting was organized by clectlug DR.. a.
NJ. jordan. President and John 7. Richards,
Secretary. The first business presented for
the consideration Of the meeting was the nom
nation Of a Road Supervisor. There being
no person present desiring the nomination, it
was resolved to leave the contest tic the cam
didatcs already before the people, C. Frank.
lin lIagan, the regular Democratic nominee,
and Reuben Alexander Jr., Independent can
didatc.
Jacob C. Warner was then nominated for
Magistrate by acclamstion.
William R. Citing was also unanimously
nominated for Constable. On motion it
was ordered that the Secretary toward the
proceedings of this meeting to the Cecil whig
and desire itsrpublicalon'
The meeting then adjourned
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For lie CfCil Uhir.
IV7 Wt IttIE " N7I.
A L0cofocO Lie VS. LocofccO Truth

ron Htt Cttt " nag.
A Locofoco Lie VS. Locofcco Truth
LoccfOce Lie.
Continue the tariff of AZ, and the poor
working class will become poorer and be the
principal sufferers by always having en-
ployment, and their employers always able
10 pay
Locotoco TRUTH.
Give us the leins Of Government and the
spells of Office and we will stop your tariff Of
~ we will favor our mother country
Europe; we will support her man u(actures ;
we WI let her flood our markets with her
merchandise; we will enable her to buy the
raw material here and send it back here
chcapcrthsn we will allow you to manufacture
it we Will send the specie ont of this country
to pay her laboerrs we will check the manu-
factories Of this country; we will cause
thousands Of you to be thrown out Of employ
mcnt we will drain the banks Of their specie
which will stop them from accommodating
you, both poor and rich, and make you ali
suffer together, and We will then blame it on
speculation and say it is not our fault,
Jerico Oct. 3, 81 ARI>TlUEs.
n B. Please ask the Editor of The Cecil
Democrat, if Col John G. Groomc is an abo-
litionist ? They uniformly branded all old
line wings who ever were candidates with
being aboilionsts and Col. Groome aiiirms
he is an cold line wing" verify lie must
favour the swan in the crows nest.
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PhIla., Wilmington and
RAILROAD
ELKTGN and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

Nv and after the 1st Of July, 1856. the
" subscribers become the proprictors Of
the Ekton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
Pie coaches leave Eikton, Daily, Sundays
excepted, } and stop on their way down the
Shores at the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CIIESTERTOWN,
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL,
lid. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREYILLE,
GEO. r. 4 ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
URIENlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 o'clock a. NJ, in time for passen-
gers to take the cars for either city.
Uy5-They will also run 4 daily branch line
from Middletown, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chestcrtown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middletown
in time for the 6 O'Clock, morning train of
cars. JOSEPH WELD CO.
June 90, 1856.
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Large Dry Goods Esta adjustment.
HAMILTON EASTER s. CO.,
NEW MARBLE DuiLpING,-

NEW NAKELE
Nos. 100, POI and 203 Baltimore Street,
DALTIMORE-IIave now in store mostly Of
ID their own i'm portatonl one Of The largest and
most complete Stocks in the United States, en-
bracing
SILKS and SILK GOODS of every class;
DRESS GO0DS-a very large stock
IRISH LINENS; LINEN GOODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES of every des
crption
mourning GOODS;
CLOAKS. MANTILLAS and SHAWLS;
EMBRODERIES, LACES, HOSIERY, GLOVES
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS;
And every article generally required by
FAeMRRs and PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE.
EY'RELAIL Rooms on first foor-ihe PRICE
affixed to each article, from which devia ton is
made
EB-WHorEsALE ROCKS on the second and third
floors Oct. lo-Sm
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IMPORTANT TO
nROvERS g. TRAVELLERS.

IN .hPORT DETOSIT FERRY BOAT
rAaSsftssl THR STEAMER GIPSEY, Capt. j,
Myers having been thoroughly repaired. is now
RAINING regularly during the day and night be-
tween
FORT DEPOSIT AND BELLS FHRRY.
The eapaeity of this Boat. and her speed and
entire safety. render her peculiarly fitted for this
service nroycrs farmers. travellers. and the pub
lie generally will find hor at al times roady to
convey them and their property to and from the
above points. Travellers and Brovers will find
amp'e Accommodations for themselves and stock
ut the new Hotel at Bells Ferry, which has been
recently erected by J. SPENCER, and now kept
by him may S-0ih
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Che hlarliets.
ELhTON MARKET. .
fReporied by II. S. Stites.l

ELKToN, October 10, 1851.
Red Wheat 81 co White do. 81 10. yellow
Corn 60: Oats 80; Potatoes rs: Mackcre
$I2 90; Nails "a %: Peruvian Guano: A No.
|, Sc, Mexican do. SS25 90: Columbian do
S3S 90; Recse's Manipulated Guano, $55 co.
De Burg Snpcr Phosphate S45 90; Plaster
49, &, A. Sale 81 37l.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9th.-Good to prime
rcd wheat 81 90 to Is prime white wheat
Sl,50 to Sl.52. Corn both white and vel
low GO to u cents. Rye 0S cents. Oats 80
to 3S cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street Sc so; Extra 81. SO to SIS o.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9th. Wheat 81 05.
Corn So cts; Oats 30: Flour sc % -J0unal
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9Th Wheat, I'd
Sl.45 to LAT: white l.50 to- SIS; Corn IS
cnts; Oats 35ccnts; Floar 81 90 to S7.I3.
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Meeting at Cecilt0n,

Hon. Mr.. RlsAuD, our Candidate
for Congress will address the voters of
the lower Districts at Ceclton, on Satur-
day next, the 18th inst, at 3 o'clock,
P. M. We hops there may be a large
turn out to hear him, in lis able manner,
defend the American Party and expose
the deeds of the Sham-Democracy.
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the midst of the most public part of our town
which puts to shame all others where it is
reported negro es collect to drink viii skey
end play cardcs publicly. There was
time in the history Of Port Deposit when no
lriShman would hive thus dared to insult our
community but things have changed and
under the protecting wing Of Democracy,
they defy Law Religion and Humanity.
! have noticed ana so has every other nan
who has taken the pains to turn his thoughts
to the subject. that in all thu movements That
has been gotten up the past few years, having
for their object the moral improvement of the
Community. such gas temperance organiza
tons and other associations the leaders of
the Democratic Party. as abody, either stands
aioof or openly oppose, though am happy TO
say there are some honorable exceptions,
but as a party, their influence has always
been adverse and never more SO than at pre-
sent.
Such being the case, what a commentary
is it on their claim to be the IN IRE respectable
party, having all the Patriotism and devoted
only to the good Of their fellow men While
one set Of men are endravoiing to eradicate
vice and misery from our midst by unfolding
temperance principles, and building up and
sustaining Sabbath Schools, another set are
encouraging drunkenness and Sabbath break
ing with all their attendant evils. What
surprises me more thAt, all else. is, that there
are men in our community protesting to be
"Old Line Wings who are to lie found
check by iowl' with a party, whose only
hope and prospect Of getting into power is by
rum and rum influence. Look around, gen.
tlemen see where you stand, examine your
position and say if you are willing to give
your influence to a cause that is doing so
much to build up IRISH GROCERIES IN Our
midst, Are YOU aiding morality, religion and
the due observance Of the Sabbath better in
your present political association, than with
the others, Look on tins picture and on that"
and then make your choice.
Amusing incidents occasionally occur here
ono, few days since. when ali lIishman
went into one Of our warehouses in search of
Know Nothing and soon returned tearing
unmistakatLe evidence i'll his face Of having
found him. 1t is sulmisrd tn t further
search in that direction will be dlspcnc,I
with in future.
Some of the Old Line Democrats IN this
SETON are very anxious 10 know what their
candidate for Governor is whether he is an
out and-out Democrat, an Old line Wing or
a Monsrc, They would Ike to know if he
should hapren TO be elected, whether he will
dispense the Offices at his disl osal among the
old rank ard file Of the democracy, or give
them to Old Line " higS Of his own stamp
or axe an cqucl divide cin information BE-
had on the subject? Yours, Y.
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CouRT.-Cecil county Circuit Court
commences on Monday next. The Jury
has been summoned under directions of
the Sheriff, and We are informed thatohe
Clerk will proceed to Towsontown to
administer to the Sheriff, the necessary
onth.
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TAILORING.

'FlIE subscriber would. respectfully inform
l. his old customers and the public general
", that he will be found in Principle, one
door south of the Old Store House, recently
fitted up by Lakeland 4 Gather, where he in
tends carrying on the above business in all
its various branches, on reasonable terms and
in workmanlikc manner. He solicits share
Of public patronage. ADRIAN TAYLOR.
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The MEETING There
was large meeting here yesterday,
NUMBERING several hundreds. Mr..
Winter Davis made powerful speech;
Mr.. Hicks, our candidate for Governor
also made most admirable speech, and
while we are writing this paragraph,
Maj. McPhail is pouring hot shot into
the ranks Of locofocoism. This meeting
has made a most ia vorable impression in
favor of the American Party.
Our large edition for the campaign
compels US to go to press before the
close of the meeting, and further notice
must be reserved until next week.
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PRINCIPLE HOUSE.

He has, also, connected with his establish
ment a Restaurant, and will always have on
hand general assortment of Confectionery
Fruits. Sweet Meats, &c., and at all times a
good supply Of the best Oysters the Baltimore
market can afford, and served up in quick
time and good style; with other Refreshments
usually kept at such places. A. Il.
Oct loft
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that application
" will be made to the County Commission
ers of Cecil County at their first meeting after
the 9th day of N ovember, next, to take the leg
alsteps to open new read commencing on the
road leading from Charelstown, to the Brick
Meeting House at point near the corner of
DR.. Wats6ns and Brick Yard Company,s
lands, through lands of VIM. Logan Thos
Logan, J. Cameron, John Plumly, Amor Cam
con, Miss Russels and others to the North
East Depot. Oct low.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

pY Virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
Id for Cecil county, in Chancely the under
signed as Trustee, will offer at Public sale, at
the Court House door in Elkton Cecil county
Md. on
Tue.day. The 20tA of October, 1857.
at o'clock, P. NJ, all that tract of Land w.
ing and being in Cecil county, of which Ann
Oldham lately died seized, said tract being
part of the
BOHEMIA MANOR,
originally granted to Augustine Herman and
containing
ODD Acres, More OF Less.
This tract is situated about one and half
miles south of Chesapeake City on the road
leading to Bohemia Ferry, and is divided by
said road into two portions supposed to
contain respectively 172 and so acres each,
the soil is OF xceIlent quality and capable Of
il high state of cultivation, and the location is
in a neigborhood where lands are rapidly adj
vancing in value. The Buildings and fences
are in good condition. The property will be
sold IN two parcels as divided by the road,
the buildings being so arranged as to suit
both parcels. There is sufficient Woodland
for the purposes of the farm. A plot will be
exhibited by the Trustee on the day of sale.
TIE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by
the Decree require one third of the purchase
none to be paid in cash on the day of sale,
one third in nine months thercirom and
one third in eighteen months from the day of
sale, the credit payments to bear interest from
the day Of sale, and the payment thereof to
be secured by the bonds or notes of the pur-
chaser orpurchascrs with surety or surtios
to be approved Of by the Trustee.
JAS. T. McCULLOUGH,
Elkton Sept. cots Trustee
II u
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CHURCH IN CHESA.
pEAkE CITY

All persons, members OF the Presbyterian
and other churches, DESTROYS of uniting in
the formation of Presbyterian church in
the above place. are requested to attend the
meeting TO be held in the Academy, on Sab
bath afternoon, the 18th of the month, and
bring their testimonials Of church membership
uih them. A committee of Wilmington
Presbytery will be in attendance, Rev. A. ii i.
Emerson, of St Geo rges, will preach.
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EXHIBITION of THE AMERICAN AGRI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY. The annual Exhi-
bition of this Society is held on the So
ciety's grounds, at Baltimore, on the
Goth, 2lst, 22nd and 23rd of October
inst. 1t will be Grand Exhibition,
exceeding in many respects that of any
previous year. $4,000 will be dis
tributed in premiums. Among the hor-
scs on exhibition will be those imported
from Arabia by VIM. Mcdonald, Esq.
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NOTICE.

Daniel Karsner, sur
viving partner Of James
J. Lindsay & Daniel
Karsner, partners, ira III the Circuit Court
ding underline name and for Cecil county.
finn of Lindsay & Kars- In Chancery.
ner. October 9TH, 1897 :.
Emanuel lester, Eliza
Jane Jester, his wife,
and J ohm Burbage.
THNliE object Of this suit is to procure de-
l. cree Tor the sale of certain mortgaged
premises in Cecil county, which were "n the
thirty-tirst day of July, in the year eighteen
hundred and titty-six, mortgig1d by the de-
PENDANTS, Emanuel Jester and Eliza Jane, his
wife, to James j. Lindsay and Daniel Kars-
ncr, partners, trading under the name and
firm OF Lindsay & Karsncr.
The bill states that on the thirty-iirst day
+. of July, IN the year eighteen hundred and
hlty-six, the said Emanuel Jester and Eliza
Jane, his wife, conveyed certain real estate,
which is particularly described in the bill and
its accompanying exhibits, unto the said
James j. Lindsay and Daniel Karsner, part
ners, as aforesaid, by way Of mortgage, to Sc
cure the payment of the sum of four hundred
and eighty-nne dollars and So cents, with
interest from day of date, which was then
to the said Lindsay & Karsner, partners as
aforesaid, in one year from the date thereof.
1t further states that the said Emanuel Jester
a1terward, to wit: on the first day of Novcm-
Der. in the year eighteen hundred and fifty
six, conveyed by his deed, Of that date, the
aforementioned real estate to certain John
Burbage, Of Cecil county; that the said James
J. Lindsay is since dead, and that the said
Daniel karsncr is the surviving partner of the
firm Of Lindsay 4 karsner aforesaid, and that
the defendants, Emanuel Jester and Eliza
Jane, his wife, reside out Of the State Of
Maryland.
II is therefore adjudged and ordered that
the complainant by causing a copy Of this
order to be asserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Elkton once a week for one month
before the eleventh day of November,
next, give notice to said absent defendants
Of the object and substance of this bill and
warn them to appear in this court in person
o. by solicitor on or before tho twelfth
day ofFe bruary next, to answer the premises
and show cause, If any they have, why de-
cree ought not to pass as prayed.
ii. ii. MITCHELL, Clerk,
True copy. Test,
IL. II. MITCHELL,
Oct 10, 1S57-1m. CLERK.
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UCFrom j. +. Brown, Postmaster, who
keeps variety Of Magazines and papers for
sale, we have "Emersons Magazine and Put
nam's Monthly" for October-an excellent
periodical.
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TLOTllING READY MADE.--Business Coats
~ for men and boys, very cheap. Just from tho
city For sale ut L. BROWN. Jrs.
NTERlMAC CALICQES.-A large supply of
ISl those fast colors, Merimac Cacoes in store
low at T. BROWN. Jr's.
ENGLfSH PRlNTS.-Beautful and good at
~ L. BROWN, Jrs.
pLEAC HE'D Muslin cheaper than ever. at
- L. BROWN, Jrs.
DED Twilled Funnel and plain Red Flannel.
IL cheap at Il. BROWN, Jrs
rENTLENlEN Flannel Shirts and Drawers
~ cheap, at L BROWN, Jrs.
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SOAP.-HARD SOAP by the box.
- SOFT SOAP by the barrel and half-bar
rel. For sale by Ii. S. Sites.

For Justice Of the Peace, 9th District.
announce myself to the Voters of the
Ninth Election District of Cecil county, as a
candidate for Election, as Justice of the
Peace, and respectfully solicit their support.
Oct 1O-te A. B. NEWTON.
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TThe Hon. Louis McLane died at his
residence, in Baltimore, on Tuesday, in the
74th year of his age. He was man of fine
talents and occupied various positions Of
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CHURCH NOTICE.

Rev. T. Fisk will preach in the Uni versa
list Church at chesapeake City Tomorrow at
lOa O'Clock A. NJ. and at y in the evening.
There will also be services in the Afternoon
at 3 p. NJ, in the Church near David NJ.
Taylor's.
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The Steamer Cecil

.ay.n5ass LEAVES
Is-alS George Town at one
fl;;se -: ...,,;sa.v O'Clock on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sat
urdays, for Havre de- Grace, touching at the
various Landings on the Sassatras River.
RETURNING
Leaves Hayre de Grace for Sassafras River
On the same days, at about 4; 40 m.s'clook.
DyFare 80 Cents.
Il. G. STURGEON,
May2tf Captain.