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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-01-10

DEATH OF OLD SOLDIERS. During the year
just expired thirty revolutionary soldiers have
died. The number OH the pension list in July
last was 5l4.
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SURVEYING.

TNIIE subscriber having resumed his FORM
L er business of Surveying and Convey
ancihg, promises to accommodate all who
desire to patronize him. JOHN JANNEI.
April TT.
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WANTED.

A Journcyman Blacksmith one that can
EAwork at IIorse shoeing. Apply to
HOWARD TITUS.
Elkton, Nd. Jan. 3d--2t
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MORE NEWS!

TTNIIE largest and most fashionable, and the best
l. assortment of mons. womens and children
a Boots and Shoes, in Cecil county, is
TO be found at the subscribers BOOT
and SHOE STORE, opposite. the
Court House. Elkton Md.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has pur-
chased ofhs brother (liuoch Crouch) his entire
stock Of Ladies, Misses and Chldrcns
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and has commenced manufacturing Ladies Shoes
and every description. lie is now prepared to
accommodate all who may favor him with call
with Mems, Women's and Childrcus Boots and
Shoes of the best sort al very low prices.
THOMAS G. CROUCH.
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IA NJ ELS w. ASON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PURE AND
GENUINE
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c.

DORT DEPOSIT, MD.-Constantly
i on hand large and well selected stock
ofPAiNrs, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, -z2
DYE-STurrs, VARNIsuEs, Brushes, PER- "
FuMERY, AND Fancy ARTICLES, Tobacco, IA
Snuff, Segars, Fine Soaps, Matches, Spices,
Starch, Indigo, Pomadc, Hair Oil, Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Shaving Brushes,
Pocket Combs, Fine Tooth Combs, &c, &c.
G7~Pure Wines and Brandies for Medici-
nal Purposes.
Our Medicines are selected with care, and
warranted rs represented. Country Orders
promptly filled on the most reasonable terms.
OJ-Physcians' Prescriptions accurately
and carefully compounded. April by.
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FOR SALE:

LNLOUR, NEAL AND FEED of various
IL kinds and qualities, very low for cash;
opposite Joseph Taylor's Hotel and adjoin
ing james uasson's Leather Store, by
JOHN MATTHEW'S.
Elkton, April l2--lf.
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Card

have removed from '.thc Hollow" TO the hs
made vacant by Mr.. Jone., opposite Df. Mitch
where shall be pleased to see my old custold!
And friends at all times, with their Dress Msk
aud Tailoring, dc
Jan. tth-lt. NARY j. DRADfeEi
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y THE MCDoNoGH EsTATE.-The New Or

u THE MCDONOGH EsTATE.-The NOW Ur-
leans Delta says:
Mr.. Brantz Mayer, OF Baltimore, is now in
this city as agent for the latter city in pro-
curing the portion coming to it from the Nc
oonogh estate. We trust he will soon sue
cc in doing so, and that both New Orleans
and Baltimore may at last receive some real
berefit from one Of the most stupcndous tes-
ta,nentary documents of modern times. Both
will be fortunate if there is anything left be-
sides the will for them to rejoice oter,, after
all the hocuspocus Of the law and municipal
legislation is over in the matter.
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REyIOV Az.

T B. ROWAN, having removed his Law
~ Office to the second 8 Dry Of tho Cecil
Democrat" Building, may always be found
in his new Office, prepared to attend to all
business entrusted to him. nov 2s--tf.
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% Reaocrs ano Correspondents.

UI~On our first page we have two original
communications this week, and an interesting
variety of selected articles.
t-J~Our North East correspondent is sur.
pris,d that We had no account last week OF
the matters to which his letter refers. We
Thought TRANCE too that none Of Jrr readers
there wrote us in regard TO them. Accounts
vf all affairs of public interest are always
thankfully received.
" Here urc some fine lnts:-
For The Cecil Wig.
On a Cml, cu' from Inc hair Of my departed
Daughter, At'ce ~.
Endcared memcnto, from among the charms
THAT graccd the relies Of my brcathlcss girl
\ puckcd it, trembling lest should disturb
41te lov'l ussenblagc that in death remained.
Too reckless forget to weep and love,
1t may revive the image Of my child.
To those who know not what il is to feel
The anguish kind red ties. dissolved. imp art;
Who never ingrr'd . or the wasting form,
The throbs and throcs of an expiring babe
Ur one asl as Alice was TO me-
simple curl snatch d frou the grasp of Death,
Is vnlucless but in parents view,
'Tis far above all price; q It's sacred.
Wrcstel from lovely ruins, to be kept
A sweet tho sad memorial of what was!
Port Deposit, Jan. IN, 1857.
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NEW FALL GGODS.-Just received and
~ opened IL splendid assortment of Mems
and Boys Wear, Clothing, Boots, Hats and
Caps and for sale by
ALDRIDGE Il GRANT.
Oct. lith,
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Small Farm

AT PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will offer al fuohc o"'o on
i, Monday the 10th day Of February ner''
Ms farm on which he now resides, lying On
~&.ss.nk Road, four and hall miles hoi'"
Mn and containing
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WELSH POI%T,"
Con til infmg 500 Acres Of Land.

This property is beautifully and advanta-
gcously situated within one mile and half
from Chesapeake City, between Elk River
and Back Greek, with which the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal connects at its western
terminus, and it can be so laid out as to give
water front on two sides Of each parcel.
There are
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Y TO Acres oil 1.hlhd,

INV, y TO Acres 0f Land,
ecS The improvements consist OF
EGiI!A Sssame House and Kitchen;
sSlA SSS.erib, Spring llonse, ana
go sksft:1@ "~sss falling spring OF good
a cellar fora barn Mar the door. Also
timber hewed Tor tSsas u,,,.d ,,a the
acres Of the llnd is tilahSSts' T,.a anu ave
di'ion, and four acres of e&Ss,,cr,iia.' c c"
which will produce two tons M%Sat , J',,.
acre; about twenty acres covereSss -, ,h.
wing young timber. Persons wishiSN ,hr;.
chase will please call and examine IN unr.
perty, and enquire Of Joseph Miller at Cise-
Hill. WILLIAM b. GRIPS.
January 3, 1S57-ts.
'.'DeI. Republican copy once week Ii
sale, and send bill to this office for cole
ton.
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PRIVATE SALE.
THHE DOUBLE DWELLING HOUSE,
l. situated Oh Main Street, in the town Of
Elktou. is offered at Private Sale. Apply to
J. 7. MILLER, on tue premises. FNov 22.
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II Acres. more or less.

adjoining lands of Chalkley B. Cutler, sJohn
McGuigan and others The Land is of good
sss4MM quality, and has on it a young Ap-
NY PIE ORCHARD and Peach Trcss in
TTSSTa full bearing. About r IlREE
L. ACRES are set in young chcsnut.
There is also upon this tract Il Frame House.
No. =, Contains about
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SIX Acres.


adjoining No. |, all of which is arabic Land
EgxN Of good quality. There is upon
80 this Tract a new and substan-
Sssts INK tial Frame Dwelling House.
Es..:Ess.atSA sixteen by thiity-two feet, with
two rooms On the first floor aud three on the
second. Possession will be given OH the 18th
of March 1901.
Persons wishing to view the property will
call upon Mrs. Mary A. Hall residing on the
premises. The Terms Of Sale are: one third
OF the purchase money cash on the day of
sale, and the residue in equal instalmcntS at
six and twelve months. The credit pay
ments to bear interest, and be secured to the
satisfaction Of the Trustee, or the whole of
the purchase money may be paid in cash if
'hc purchaser or purchasers prefer.
Sale 10 commence at ii O'Clock, \. NJ.
WM. j. JONES.
Jan. Cd, 1S5'-ts. Trustee.
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Ala 10 o,oris;te Ideal Bust. s.Spht ING, afoh-
~ ~ nj INA in marble. life siao. Iugelher
si,,' tbe fojIowinr Groups and Statues IN oarrta
Tarbie-or the Struggle for the Heart-h ehus 80
AnrIo0psvche- M,C,lalcn--Child OF inc 18th
InnncspceECaptive Bind, and littio 1i",tion of
numerous works in Bronco ann u SSTISGS. bv
| So, eral hundred FINE Oil
leading Artists" ~ bo distributed or
IN. whole Of which arc 70 10 ,osc names arc
| allotted among the subscribe rvnlGuru or JAN
received previous to me i;mntion will take place
uAKY, ~, wher Ir1neSa,RI PTI0N. Every subscri-
TERMS of ms is entitled to copy Of the
Der OF THREE Gnaravirg SATURDAY NIGHT" or
splendid s,e ny Of the following So Ma gaines one
copy w ~! copy Of the Art journal one year. and
year , az in the Annual Distribution of Works of
Thus, for every 81 paid. person not only
az a., n beautiful Engraving or Magazine ono year,
SSut also receives the Art Journal one year, and
TIckEf in the Annual distribution. making four
dollars worth of reading matter besides the ticket,
by which valuable painting OF piece of statuary
may be received in addition.
Those who prefer Magazines to the Engravipft.
Saturday Night hayeeithcr of the followI =
ono year Ilarpcrs Magazine Godey's t.sts,~/,
| Book United States Magazine. KnckeJs
| Magazine Graham's Magazine Black woT sp'n. ~
zine, Southern Literary Messenger. .~arc ,Me \
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taking five membersh,ps rcnaise ticse~:u es, ~
titled 10 six Engravings, and hisr,sasH ID
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PRIVATE SALE OF
% d W A L E r pow Err.

subscriber will sell at Private Sale, 4
II OF LAND, situate in the 9Th Elec.
strict of Cecil county, about ! mile
- be Pennsylvania line and 10 miles from
eposit. The said tract contains about
RES of good land, some Is Of which is
(, Meadow bottom; watered by the Con-
-. Greek. The Improvements arc cool
having been lately repaired and improved
On the said tract there is a good WATER
POWER; capable Of driving almost any kind
of machinery. The title is COED.
Any person wishing to pul chase such n
tract, can be shown the same by calling on the
subscriber, at Mount Pleasant, Cecil county.
N. b. If the above tract is not sold al
private sale by the 18th day of December,
next, it will then be offered at Public Sale,
on Tuesday, the 30M day Of December, neri, at
9 O'Clock P. NJ. JAMES CUMMINGS.
Mount Pleasant, Nov. Is, '56-6w.
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TWO Fisheries

on it, and at the proper season wild ducks are
found there in large quantities. The soil is
naturally good and very improveablc.
The Steamboats, on the several lines be-
tween Philadelphia and Baltimore both
those to Frcnchtown and those to Chesapeake
City-pass daily. The New Castle and
Frenchtown Railroad Company have long
wished to extend their railroad to this point
and to terminate it there instead of at French
town, which when effected will render the
property very valuable. The convenience
even now of communicating with Philadel-
phia and Baltimore from this place recon-
mend it as Il favorable situation for Country
Seats for persons DESTROYS OF leaving the
city in the summer season.
The improvements consist of three small
dwelling houses, a small barn
n and two lime kilns..
HGsiiiA THE TERMS OF SALE pre-
%sassass4 scribed by the decree require
the payment Of one third part Of the purchase
money in cash on the day of sale, one other
third part thereof in nine months and the
residue in eighteen months from the day OF
sale; the last two instruments to bear interest
from the day Of sale, and to be secured by
the bonds or notes Of the purchaser with
security to be approved by the Trustee.
70 Sale to commence at IL o'clock, A. M.
JOHN C. GROOME,
Elkton, Jan. 3, lS07-ts. Trustee.
'.'Del, Journal; Del. Gazette; German
town Telegraph; Doycstown Inteligencer
and Village Record, publish till sale and send
bills to Trustee.
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For Rent:

For Rent:
TWO NEW DWELLING HOUSES, with
8 good rooms, and Cellar each. Apply to
Elkton, Dec. 5th 1866 r. F. MAY.
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Irving's Life or vt,sf,1nxf0S

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contain one, and every other no. , 70 ss
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PasseuRers Sailed

Ia '..~'Ap NORTH Stqr O, sO.tsampSn Hare ard B,,'
Miss Henrietta Etherngton, Nine Desjsrdn and child
D. Renhsrt wife and mother. Boyd Prof yss Mrs ysv-
and daughter Mrs He kamp Nine. Chas Perry Smith
child and infant NewYor Dr. L. ~ Csuey L. NJ Chatsd.
Gabriel, Hilbrouer; Gabriel Frsdbessr Austin Ts1. B. a.
Penque Conn 3. Bslber J. c. Hatstof. H. GOrgue, j..
Hay Mrs v L. Winthrop and lady l. Convissrt aud lady
n H. c. King O. Kunott and lady Mrs Schultz. child and
infant Vsrran bear Of dispatches 10 Paris Mde Ves,en
and sister NJ Moore, c. FsIwe- NJ Hs'ter T. Mix. Nine.
Rorxett Miss c. Muller L. Lang Mrs Joy, Hirsched.
Mis-, Aorrssn Mis-. c. H Corig,u NewYork T. K Rensult
Pittsburgh J. Cook and family, Geo. Perry Mrs H. Perry,
Mira Werner Phadephis; Gabriel Francisco g. Morsfed,
New Haven E. j. se1m Phi Jacob, Lang L1u.yille J.
Burde.son, Mis; c. H. Fsruel c. A. Holem. Paris Ky
WA Denton and family Of Virginia; Boyce and family
Wolf C Trip H. Mare MIRA Schmuck. A Arafo. Esther
Turner, James Parker oease Renault. Louisville; T.
suyd.m, Mills Michssl Driva, T. C. Howard, and 9th
ers.-Total l05
'tedm,hip Edinburgh for Ga,ges-R Smart NewYort
Mecalf lady and two children Flushing. Rev Ea-
Gene kine.ird, BurTsh Forest E.-f9t feisI h,nee'
glasgow; Jas. Black, Thos Ri OK, T. T. RGby, bshsns n
T. Patton, q Cross and lady, Glasgow; Mrs Clark AID In
isnt, BrooJn Mary Krkpa,hck Nev York sssh ne:ae
Chicago Mn Morrce Dunn Mrs Reid and child Janst A.
Wilson Glasgow; R. J. McLsushln, lady and tive csndren
Hobohen Mrs Macarthur, Mary and Agnes Moore new
and II In the
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n4arLef Peport,f BIZ Tseor1nh,

NEw.ORLEAss Sept 4-CorroS-Sales to-day 30 bales, In
Guiding bales Isl d6c Tor Mddns Sales OF the
week h bales Receipts ofthe week 30 bales. including $50
ofnew Stock 600 bales FLOUR declined to
s5 $50 IS s5 Corn, Sc. Red WHEAT TO- Posx buoy.
ant and holders demand advance 4 S28 LARD buoyant
c and holders ask advance Other articles generally
unchanged. -o.,,,
BUFFALO Sept SIS m.-FLoua lower; sales Of 500 bbls
at SIS Sass IS for extra Ohio WHEAT lower bat active;
sales of q 600 bush at Soc for Chicago Spring. 81 10 for red
Indiana 81 for good white Kentucky and Al for very
choice white Illinois CoRs not dull but lower sales 5000 bush
at 6idG5c steady; sales 6 900 bush at Sc WHISKY
steady Gales 100 bbls at 22d22c FREGHTs dull; l5c for
Wheat to EewYork LAKE IMPORTS for the hours ending
at noon to dsy 5000 bbs Flour 1900 bush Wheat $50
bush Com % 600 bush Oats CANAL EXPORTS: 1900 bush
Whest; 200 bush. Corn. - . . ,
demand saes 600 bush at 20 for white Illinois, % Tor
red Ohio and 81 la 81 2t for Chicago Spring Cohx in
sctive LAKE IMPORTS to-day; 1900 bush Wheat, $3.50
bush Corn 500 bush Barley CANAL EXPORTS; $500 bbs.
Flonr 200 bush Wheat 1000 bush Corn 900 bush Barley
ProvpsxcR Sept 6-PsSTiXG CLOTHS: The Journal re-
ports sales the week Al 900 pieces 90 BY g.
al 81 acc CoTToN: sales without change, and the
demand moderate without disposition TO pres ses sales Of
the week 10 200 ID.
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Brhs-Fhsht Horn, Charleston. Dsnhsm 4 Dtr,, =,
ksa hgnssy Ssvsnls Everett Brown; Glen v,as S.s-
Galveston, Nelson. Clements Co. r. A. Allen os,e
var nah. DerIl 4 Co. o'oci s.
Bris-S W. Angler. Toothsker. S. John ~ d p.,..
% I mon tBr J. suith D6sor, y =, d r o. SI.set
Boiler Atwood, Bsnror Brett, sou 4 Co. "0'f D.
schoon-rs-A. d. Rossett. Tucker Wnmirgon , =
t..e, howss. Savannah, d. c. murray; C. s Ws,.oe
NewbeIn, J. Smith Richmond. James Rieh r,ona - hses
son; Alice A. Bapdle lastin Frederic ksbrr. - a. p
green, Hinesey Tsnpco. Weeks L Nos., sns,..s.i Eve
tBtl Niessr.on Lsndo9asrry. j s. whine, q ~.
Midget, Warrington, N C, Matthew
Holmes, Richmond. Pierson; Ann n So >. forsya
sndiis Bedell; Lane, Sherman. Baltiuno,. no'on Al
Oregon Hatch. Gardiner q. L Hatch Co ~son Ca
Allen, Boston, Dayton sPnsue Era Ch.5s.b
ss.er. 1sSe
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Berry. Portland up
Ataant, eager Chsrrstoni Jackson, B,ter .'ervs
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,.iy of snends ~ Ihs1GnGen - rs ~ u )at' "sdsh
tsI 81 Joseph An I'D a .bo former Iioco.
OGsBURY LEGO sTT - A. ne FALL q -, hnh' y CO
Nednssdsy AR - >, -. Esv H Gear. Char tan - Fori
s,sltns Ie1ander g. Ostury = Ms- cert; .tc -' d"sA
teI of William L.sfe'', GEO. a. oi ia's ely
PURDY-HAGADORN--Gn ThTsist. soy J. - 20 h'.'
Horace l. > Pat; Mr. Richard I. i.Idy o. NJ Hify L.
H6sadoTB al OF this city.
SIJJ-HROWN-Iu Hartford NGslinst0n CoIu-S on ig'
aay s,rt. l. ny the Rev Wuh Brown, joseph ~ VI =
and Laura hno ia Brown, both OF Hartford
snITH-DONEELLY-On Tuesday sfergoon, AZ ~
bs R.v lanes Miet: se.idg az No 70 seventh i;ree, NJ
lanes smith q Mis- Elizabeth s. Donrty al OF tbs c'y
GEE-In Freehol6 " j. on SDI.day a. m m
te Sept ey the Rev Mr Colie: hr Chs'l.s NJ Hssv'
New City Mss SS-ah ". Bc.fe isrTnfry Of Wv
J..
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SATURDAY, Sept. Up. ",

SATJkDAf, sept ''-f' We
The Stock market has been moderately active to-
dsy AID, as before largely for cash. The tendency
at the Morning Board was downward, especially for
Western stocks but the changes generally were not
important At the Second Board the feeling was bet
ter and the market closed stronger Reading s. Erie
22l, Southern -, Central IS, &c.
In Exchange there is nothing of importance doing,
and rates are before quoted.
Freights are again shade frmer. To Liverpool,
$4,000 bush. Grain at 3D., on bulk, and l5OOO do.
at 4d in ships bags; 500 bales Cotton at S.; 800
bbs Flour at l0Id 200 boxes Cheese at l5s % tcs.
Beef at Is. Cd; 100 hhds Sugar, on prvste terms.
Two briggs home from Mirititlan, with Mahogany, a..
$40.
The business of the Sub-Treasury Receipts,
1924 49, Payments, $685. 202 so, including $i3,-
coo California Drafts; Balance, l,67s,292 p.
The Suspension of the highly respectable firm OF
Stillman, Allen 4 Co., was announced to-day. They
have been, we believe, for time past in lquida-
ton. This firm must not be eonfounded with the
Novelty Works, which is now Stock Company.
Money continues very stringent in business circles,
but in the street with an active demand there is more
quiet. The feeling at the close of the week is much
more cheerful and encouraging than at the opening
but the actual relief in money matters is no. very
marked. The Banks are still contracting and an.ci-
pate continuance of that movement for some weeks
10 come Their specie reserve has probably increased
during the week to over $l2 GEO. 0O but any important
relief in the money market would cause an immediate
resumption of the foreign specie drain. The interior
has sent about $2,OoO0OO Of gold this week the
subTreasury some 800 900, and California 81 600 OOO
The Nassau Bank made loan of $50, 900 10 their
late President, short time SINCE on securities that
were considered ample at the time; but, owing to the
panic that existed during last week the securities de-
precsted so thst it became apparent loss might pos
sibly be sustained of three four thousand dollars
The present President, Hamilton BlydenbuIgh, esq.
s.d some Of the Directors, determined L sAoad no,
be ssid tha. the Nassau Bank had dollar IosLed on
SOULFUL securities, asd immediately made n, pure
d ~, oOe, esefssrsd he shhsstess 81 nss ~;s