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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17
CHARLES DDCHEnT

ftSH i0NABLE moor ASH NH0E uikFR
South wrsi cofnrr of thc puhli, square
L. EEpS constantly on hand large a-sort
IN meut of ladies' and gentIemen's noots emit
SHOES, OF ui, own manufacture also good
supply of sole and upper leather for sale.
From ms long experience aud close attention
90 the business, be- hopes To nave aeouuuuaucv
4 that patronage heretofore So literally be-.
slowed on hum. An orier- promptly attended
TO, and work warranted.
Nov -. 1891 NILS,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17
MARSHALL GROVE AtADEM,.

I'HE ia.m session will commence on
Tuesday, Che Fourth diy Of August and
clos, ON Thursday the t@enty-fourth day of
DccemOcr.
This Academy = connected with the resi-
deucc Of the Principal situated M neaut-
ful forest grove. five or SIX hundred yard
south Of the courthouse, on an cmineHcc
overlooking the eity.
The -choo.-room is amply furnished with
chars and tItis,. which tic boys say is, dtrl-
ded improvement on hard tHears ard sr
l,sBs IN lhi- nee arrangement. both tAe
health AMI comfort Of pupils are considered
The water is cxcelicLt--as good as tae nc,' to-
t3ecity,
EArEs 90 TUITION. INCLUDING INCIDENTAL rX-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

Twas a tiny, rosewood thing,
Eben bound md gI.iernr
With is slats "a. silver white,
Silver tablet, bank aad bright.
Dowuy pHlosed, sa,in liaed,
That t. lettering, Glanced TO End
Md the dust, and scent and gloom
or the under,akefs room.
Waiting, empty for whom
All what lOye-watehod cradle bod
Keeps tonight The nesting head.
Or on what soft, piIoWing breast
Is the eherab form At rest,
That ere long, with darkened eye,
sleeping TO no luilaby
Whitley robcd, and ell and cold.
Pale flowers slipping from ll- hold,
Shall this dainty couch cuiold
All : what bitter tears shall stain
Al this satin sheet Ike RAIN,
And what towering hopes be hid
Meath this tiny coffin I'D,
Scarcely large enough to bear
Litilc words that must be there,
LATHE words, cat deep and true,
Bleeding mothers hearts anew
Sweet, pet name and Asfn TWO ,"
On can sc-row 4 lowering plume
Round our pathway east a gloon,
Chill and darksome rs the shade
ny an infants coffin made
From our arms an angel flies,
And our startled, daszled ewes,
Weeping round it, vacant place.
Cannot rise It's path TO trace
Cannot see the angel face
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

the SABBATH DAY.
Nv ~. HssfTr
What spell has DER the popalous city past
Tho wonied enucni Of life is siayd
It's sports, ii. cainiul schemes are eastward east
As though Their yilenoss were at onee d.
playd
The roar Of trade has ceased and on he ar
Come hoiy sours, aad solemn sounds ofpvyer
Far spreads the eharn from every hsmie.
splre
A note Of res and hsagcnward though. is
psaid.
~ BIS calm hearth rseliaes The peasant sire
The toA.warn sieed blsks 10 the breezy field
Within. withoai, tiro farm and cottage besi
II, enc bfgh. day Of gladness and Of rest.
Down from their mountain dwellings, whilst
the dew
shine. on TIE heath bells, aad toe fern -
bending
IN the fresh hreexe, in festive rarb- view
Childhood and age and bnoyast youth de-
Seeding
God sho piled thy wonders tound their
home,
It's ia their love they to iiy temple come
\ stately ship speeds DER the mighty main
Oh many lsaguc from our own happy
land
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Notice.

4 IL. persons indebted TO the late irm Of
n Berry < Sly, either by note or accoun,,
will ind their accounts IN the hand. of " Il
KELSEY until the 18th October next: after
which time, they VIII be put in suit, indiscrim-
inately
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Sept ~ 1857. tt
LNAkRl NC, bfeasipin-, finger ring, sold bf
IL y FsRbER
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

"Ur TO ssrfr. There are said 10 10
5 400 COO female snuH isk.n tn the United
StAass, ssi"s TWO pound. each, = year.
1900 .O0O.
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NOTICE.

'EIIE legal business estrusiei to the care Of
Barrcl q Hin, and J NJ Rare., has peen
transferred to X K. Haynes, Esq shall BE-
abscn, from the State for several months
II BARRETT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

Northeast CORNER Of the Pabiie Square,
Natyhaii, Teas.
TUE undersigned having recently
MI! become proprietor Of this tiotei, re-
MA specially inform. hi- friends aud the
pubic generally. that he is prepared to accom-
modaie all who may favor hun with their pat
ronagc, The house has been thoroughly rem
oya,cd, and large portion Of the furniture
been newly furnished His table will be as
well supplied as that Of any house in Eastern
Texas, and his charges moderate.
he stage office for nl 81, the stage lines
running to aud from Marshall, are kept at Tins
house
JAMES LEE, Proprietor
May 9. 1857. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17
NEW YORK AND rMILADELrUiA GOODS IN GiLMER!'
II. IL. x L. KEY,

NORTH SIDE OF TIE PUBLIC So, Nhi-'
Dealer. Foreign Fancy Dry Good. Ready M'de 'ors
Noodwafe Hardware ate'F
Jesey, ise Notions VARIETY School and N"e'" o'"'
Stat O -. - .u,.,i.
complete eme article needed i- n1'rs - e en-,
and the
s. l' fn ani ~ be SOLD =. oN , can
VI before PURCHASING elsewhere ieelns
futs anaai-n { OF
shall the peron "a,
" e-pefa ly ~ s a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17
Issued a2nd September, 1857.
l.. e. BEAZILY, Cfk.

Received in Office 24nd sept, 1857, and es.
ecu'ed same day oy handing the Editor OF the
Texas Republican u true copy OF the within
notice Tor publication.
JOHN T. WOMACk, Sheriff
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NEW GOODS.
A SPLENDID A>soR

/, st. sag extremely lpa tor tAsa.
Jp3gss Drfsf 6B0ds.
II, h.. ala, a 6or as,uflmeat of AIDES
-. .5..0.3. .a,ba IL.
Ns.an.
pa ,,.s,,s4p..
,,,.
l...e,ff
n,,..,..
-w.~s Rabcs
orrand,...
Baamn.s
pruis IN CREST sare.ics.
Muslin Gueaam
bingham Of ai klni-,
acouet and -ais mushus.
Nareuo.. American. Engt4h, and irerclt
Npaca. Of eycrs Aiud.
Muslin de- anrs. aud other wooden goods.
sils velvet from the Nidth Of tape - ,he
usual width,
Trimmings Tor ladies dresses,
Corded ander.skirt, sc.
HNI vs..
Planters lanen
BroWn finen Table Diaper
Brown Dr..
White do
Brown ana slate Ianen
.''th p%p''
'h''N,a 10
striped 40
l'ainasN Table CLOTHS
- Nar~ns
Towels nnd tash
Brown 'i"''Hnd
u'h ilnsh
Lawn nnnd'eroh'tie
M MIN / 4 -
heorgia 'hWhnfas
Brown Saec.ius' and SAiflipss
blcAehed 90 q"
DO drill
brown do
licking
Apron ,checks
York Doums
Cottonsdc
French Cpttonade, g. superior af4eleJ
Naakeea
BOOIS tND NHDiN
Men ana haf KIP ana 'AH oo"'s' ''''s
ana 't@3f""'
~ ''' '"' do E'j bu.kin. and slippers
Do do CATERS
An cx,cns.ys as.arimeni u children shoes
...,t., U-,s, f,e,}s
..tt #,.,,,l,. ,..s, ,.,.,,.
' ~ ,..'.,'
Yeiuw end white purcnt vests.
SIR ,e,et-,cry fne,
-ik flannel and cotton under shirts
fn' -hI,iN--i''''" 1ni '''0''u'
gaaA -adu-,yrY fae,
French narno fer ouais and pants,
llombatucs and Italian cloth OF different
kinds
Black Nadding end coat trimmings Of every
description,
Black ra.'mer--eAtra huc doe skin and
,trrr gus'ues.
ullelta dmks
4 genertl sa-lrrneut of tlauHc', Irish linen,
Domestic, b'raslel and uuDIelehed
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s.AW NOTICE.

If BNiL. Aean.l ~ lac, Marshall,
VI. Harrison county. rcyd>,
" practice ia All the counties in which the
old tim heretofore pr1cuect and IN thc Va.
pssmc and fcirfA, colt, a, eior.
Fob II - "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17
~. y OuWE

~ resumed the practice Of medicine
! aga'p, and wll give special attention 10
surgery, vgncreal Diseases, aud diseases of the
eve VIII also take diseased negroe. at hs
house ard treat them on reasonable terms.
sept n 1886 u3-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

uf tR for sale, my residence in Mar.
1 shall now occupied by n II Wilson, ESQ
Address me at Shreveport. Ia.
j I, GRIFFIN.
Sept 90 1857 Nobti
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SELECTED portrn.

ar We publish By request the following
beautiful lines. II !. scarcely necessary 10 say,
,b,, VIZ .ppfecia,e 10 the full extent the
thoughts contained in them and the glowing
language IN whi,a they ate clothed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

hFFERS his professional ser,i-cs 10 the
" citizens of Marshall, aud surrounding
conn,ry,
IT, Oaice a, the Drug store OF Sanders 4
Sears
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Law tard.


I VI CtOCGll. irorNy a. Laic, Mar.
- shall Harrison Co, fcsas.
~ Office in the row Of buildings East Of
tie puhic Square.
Sept. :, 1898 Sly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17
Cooking Stoves
Nc>idcMcc for Sale

)lNG- Of all manner Of style; sold by
A FARBER
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law Car,i.

~ y. JENNINGS, Attorney a. lac, Mar
y. shall, Texas. Office at North.wc,,
corner OF the public square.
January ~, 1885.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
Feb It's
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of two wits Of Fieri Facias is
sued out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
County, at the suit Of Chafi.cs. Stout X Co..
against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements OF James Wurburton, aud to me
directed, ! have seized and taken into exc
cution, all the right, title, claim and interest
and estate al law and in equity Of the said
James Warb"rton. Of in and 10 the following
described tract Of land. to wit: All that
tract, spicce or parcel nf land called Dunno
grenna, re. surveyed, lying and being in
Cecil county af,rr said containing SO! Acres
Of land, more or less, being the same which
WAS conveyed to the said James Warburon
hy Jesse Updegrovc aud wife, by deed bear
ma date the eleventh day of February, 1889.
and recorded in Iibcr j. S. No. 43, folio 401,
one &c the Land Record books Of Cecil CO. ,
rs will more fully appear by reference to the
deed, together With the buildings, improve
mcnts, and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing. Also, 100 bushels Of corn in the ear.
Al Of which will offer at public sale on
Friday, Fcbruary27h, 1857,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, al the Court lIors, door
at Elhton, to the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN j. Il. POOLE,
Elkton, February 7. 81. Sheriff
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

HCGH MILLER.-We are informed BY
Rev. Mr.. Mears that Il copy of his recent
work: The Bible IN the Workshop" was
sent by the hand Of friend to Mr.. Hugh
Miller, the eminent geologist and Editor oil
The Edinburgh Witness. 1t was gift from
MIS-. Bnkinbine, WHO has always entertained
peculiar regard for Mr.. Miller. lie has the
melancholy satisfaction Of knowing that the
Book reached him just hrforc his unfortuna.,
end as appears By the following extract from,
a letter recently received from Europe.
"a had the Pleasure ofdclivcring Mrs Birk.
inbin,'., mcmento into Mr.. Mill,r's own hands
two days before his lamcnted death. Al that
time he seemed to be suffering from acute
headache. Several times during the few
minutes interview he pressed his hand firmly
on his forehead and his whole appearance and
manner indcat Gu c nerve US suffering
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

1--WE print in another column an
article from correspondent in reply to
a writer in The Democrat of last week.
We print it for the suggestions it con-
tains, independent of its object as a re-
ply, for We do not deem any reply ne
ccssary. No man Of information and ssn-
ity in comparing the late License Law
with the present one can find cause to
denounce the latter or its author, in com
pairing it with the former. The charge
that the present law is more conducive to
drunkenness than the one which preceded
it, is without foundation in reason or fact;
and as regards its tendency in this par
ticular it only differs from the last law in
demanding heavier sum for the privi-
lege of selling. No signers were quircd
BY the preceding law-licenscs we're as
easily obtained under it as under the
present, and at cheaper rate. While
kcnnedy's bill is not the bill We would
have favored, it is still better law than
the law it displaced.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

y17IIE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned under the name
and firm OF Tombstone X !Ines, B!acksmiths
il this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm. will please
make immediate payment and all those ha-
wing claims againsr us. will please present
them to James Tombstone. who is author
lied to make the settlements Of the firm.
JAMES TOUCHSTONE.
JOSEPH IAINES.
Part Deposit, Jan. l, 1851.
rINHE SMITHING BUSINESS, in all its
i branches. will be continued by ME. at the
old staad. Being practical Machinst.
will give prompt attention to the construc
ti"n and repairs of machinery.
avail myself of this occasion, to offer my
most sincere thanks for the pat. Tonnage here
tofurc bestowed on the late firm, and hope
by strict attention to business, md an ardent
desire to please aud accommodate the public
to entitlc myself to n continuation Of its favor,
JAMES TOCCHSTONE.
Smith s Machiais'
Port Deposit, Jan. 3, SIT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

THEFT.-A man named James Green
Wood who had been staying, few days a,
the house of Mr.. John Thompson, neal
Charlestown, left there on Tuesday morning.
taking with him watch belonging to Levi 5
Thompson, which he stole from the pocket of
vest hanging IN the lattcr's room. The
theft being discovered, pursuit was made and
he was found at the Charlcstown r. Il. sta.
ton, waiting the arrival of the cars. The
watch was taken from him and he was allow.
cd to depart. .-,
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Correspondence ofThe Cecil WLis.l


LEwIsvILLE, Pa, Feb. S. 81.
Incident in National H,<tory-Debat,ng Socic.
ty-1he Mills and the Mails.
Mn. EDlroR A singular incident occurred
near here one evening last week. A large
dog, which had dug frozen rooster" out oil
the snow near a neighboring Louise, was
carrying him home; as he was passing a
woods a large owl or hawk flew towards him
and dartcd down On his head, which so scared
or hurt him that he dropt the chicken and
ran yclping away. The bird then seized the
prize and bore it in triumph to the woods to
feast Oh it at it's leisure.
There is a Debating Society organized at
this place, which meets every Friday evening.
Some of the questions discussed are singular;
they have spent two or three evenings discuss
ing the question: "Ts the African race des-
ccnded from Adam - and understand some
OF them want it UP again. A desire has been
expressed TO discuss the question HAS Con-
gross right to lceislatc for the territories res
pccting slavery but they are nearly all of
the opinion that it has no such right. and
cannot discuss the question for wan: Of op.
position.
The Mills about here We're all frozen up;
but are again in operation. IF the mail
carriers had all been as through.going az our
Lcwisville carrier, We would have had the
news more regularly. He has missed but one
day in his regular trip to your town; that day
was the Monday after the storm.
SPECTATOR.
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The ElktOn LyCeum.

This Lyceum will meet in the Academy on
"Wednesday Evening next, Feb'y llth, at
O'Clock. After the usual order of exercises
the question, .Are the Influences which tend
to pcrpetuatc, stronger than those which te I'D
to dissolve our Union - will be discussed.
affirmative, Mrssrs. PuRsELL II ToRBERT.
Negniire, Mcssrs. VANDERFonD Il SCoTr.
Mr.. JAS B. GRooaE will read to the Ly-
ccum composition. ..
The citizens of Elkton and vicinity are in
vited. BY order of the President.
G. NJ. ELLIS, RS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

FROM EuRorE.-Thc steamer Baltic,
which arrived at New York on Thursday
with Liverpool dates to the Dist ult.,
brings intelligence that the difficulty
between Switzerland and Prussia was
considered settled, and that the Neuf-
chatel prisoners had been liberated
and escorted by Swiss troops to the
French frontier.
1t was stated that Lord Napier, the
newly appointed British Minister to this
country, would leave for Washington in
three weeks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

WARNING TO Boys.--The Lyons New
Yerkl Republican says lad in that village
wished to ascertain how tight his wet tongue
would stick TO an axe chat had been lying in
the wood shed all night. The experiment
was successful, and the illustration of the
necessity Of frosty axe to wet tongue far
more forcible than pleasing. The little fel.
lows cries, or attenpts to cry, brought his
assistance, and the boy. with the axe stick :
n'g the wnraly member. was cnrricd into tho
house ard it was some tine befor thcv could
be made to part Company.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

Hoe CHOLERA AND TloGs.--Ths disease is
rapidly increasing The Madison Qnd) Cour.
Ter says it has appeared in that city, in The
dis!lleries at Milton. and at Carrolton, Ky.
Large numbers. it is said, have died at the
last named place. and about two hundred at
Milton. The hogs often die in halt nm hour
after they are attacked. The Vernon lind.
Courier remarks that hundreds have recently
died of It ~ that county. and That sui,hur
Id slcp had been found beneficial.
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A COUNTY MAP.

TIME advertiser would respectfully inform the
j Citizens Of Cecil County, that he is about to
publish complete map of the county, showing
The ocation Of tn. Roads, Towns, Post on ces tay-
arms Stores, Churches, and Property Holders; alse
the Towns. and villages or a large sclo, with
views of Public Buildings &c. The maps sill be
large. nicely finished and backed mounted, eo'or
Cd and varnish"l to make handsome ornament
for the parlor Office. or library.
He will! shortly wait upon tho ciiiz,n for sub
sxrptions when he hopes they viii! gvo their aid,
and encouragement to so useful enterprise.
SIMON J. MARTENET
snrveJora Civil Engineer No. 6 South street.
Dniii,noye,
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BRI1sEE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that arplca, ton
LNwill bo made to the County Commission-
srsof Cesil county, sitt ihcir first meeting
after the second day OF February ncxi to take
ffe rs1fisite steps to have a Bridge built
ever Basin, Run, Mt the forsfiag on the Road
from .Hes. on's NH to the WALLACE Road, near
Stephen Woodror's gate.
Jap'y g. 1851 oy
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Advertising;

We repeat what We have often said that III
Cecil Wing has Il far greater circulation than ary
other paper the Eastern Shore. or in AIRY of the
neishboring couutics in this state. It's a yaIu-
able medium for advertising to all persons in this
county who have Property Real or Personal, fot
safe or who deal IN any sort of mcrchsndi2s,
Go'ds or wares. Every dollar they expnd in sds
veltisng in The Wing NJ, st repay hem hundreds
And pHrsors in The cites who may desire to sell
to merchants and citizens Of Cecil County. can in
no way make their busiress and location known ~
hem 80 we'll as by advertising in The Cecil whis.
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Che Gefil lDbie.
ELkTON. FEBRUARY, =, 1857.

THE GoyEREoR.-We have noticed in
several papers lately, the name of Gen.
Henry S. Sites, in connection with the
next Gubernatorial nomination, and it
may be but proper to state here that
Cecil will present her claims before the
Convention, in behalf OF the distinguish
ed citizen named.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

BREAD.-A lecture on "Brcad', will
be delivered in the Court House on Tuesday
evening mkt, by Vim. L. Ewing, ESQ, for
the benefit of the Elkton Benevolent Associa.
tion Inc lecture will, no doubt. be all inter-
estlng one, and as the proceeds arc tc be de.
voted to the help Of the poor, and the price
put down to l24 cents, VIC hope to see large
audience.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

ELECTION IN BALTIMogE.--.sSam,'
50 far from being dead, seems to be dea-
ling some marked blows upon the locofo-
eos. At the special election in the
18th Ward of Baltimore City, on Men
day last, to FIJI the vacancy in the City
Council. caused by the resignation OF
Mr.. Allnut, John +. Ford, Americaus
was elected by a majority of 800, being
a gain in that ward Of 243 since the
Presidential election.
We have observed, also, that in q
number Of town elections lately, the
Americans have been victorious.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE j, hereby given that there will
~ he application made to the County Com
taiisionars OF Cecil county, at their fist
meeting after the 9thday OF March next, to
nave public road made, commencing near
Polters Bridge, on the 0ctoraro, and down
the east sidc OF said craek until it intcrsects
the road opposite Rowlandsviile, FEB -5~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
NGT'sCE.

AN Ill. be sold at Public Sale, on Sainr-
w doy The stdug 9 tc5rn0ty at o. clock
7. NJ. on the premises, IN the village OF Port
Deposit, the House and Lot be lonclng to
Mary Ann enrich, the present occupant.
ihe lot fronts on west side Of Main street Sc
lrci, ana rInS towards the SuSIue hanna river
about lC0 feet; the.uiain house is % BY 80
lect: well iiniShcd, with two rooms aud q
passage on first floor, three rooms on second
moor, and two well finished rooms in the gar
ret, with cellar under the Whole, u $50, il back
building II by 81 feet, two stories high, two
rooms On each floor; said lot is sulliv., to an
annual ground rent OF Sls.
Also, at the same time, all her Household
and Kitchen Furniture. The whole Will posi-
lively be- sold, ~ she is about removing from
said village.
TERMS will be made known at sale Per-
sons wanting nt"r nation Of the property will!
inquire Of MIS- Wcnrich, or of j. Heckart.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07
So REV

1XILL he raid for q Gold Chain and
w GocSet, supposed to have been lost
between Perry Hills and ,Feiryyillc. The
Lac, ct lad a D#gnerreotype of myself and
wifs; the above reward will be received and
the thanks OF the owner, by leaving it at the
Perrvvile Peat office.
Jan. Sd, 1857 JESSE HEATON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-07

Mr.. STocKToN's There
was quite full audience out to hear the lee
ture of Rev. T. II. Stockton before the Elkton
Lyecum, Oh Thursday night. His subject
was "Materialism and Spirtualism" which
was handled in that mastery md eloquent
manner which has given so wide fame to
the distinguished speaker.
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LAFAYETTE LIBRARY CLrB ROOM }
u, krpo,,, Onj 1877

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AT n stated meeting of the Club. the follow
ing Resolutions were unanimously passed:
RrSoired that the Secretary tender the
thanks Of the association to George w. Mahan
Editor of the Diamond State" Delaware,
and to Henry Wise of Elkton, for papers pre-
scented to the association
Resolved that the same be published in tho
papers of Elkton. JOHN J. II. POOLE,
CHAS. Il. MASSEY, Sect'y. Pres't