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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-01

laAH Cairo and Memphis Tre ans fast and regular
E y passenger packet HI. ID. NewcOmb, Harry
l. Spots master a. 4. Landrum clerk will Louisville
all intermediate landings above For freight passage
apply on board. ..s u. ;s
j. 8, PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
rho II. D. n will take freight for Cairo, Hickman. Memphis
Helena Napeoeop reenyille, Gaines and Gastons Land
ngs, and all interme diate landings. p30
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-01
NV ORLraNs CLAssrrroATION.
COTTON AND roBAcoo sTArE.Esr.

E0BACC0. Az, Nothing Of any moment was reported.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-01

T S5s Leaves on TUESDAY LIST Dec at BPM.
FOR Alta KAPAS-THE LIGHT
ls4n& draught steamer Belle Creole, J. Henry
freight for 8 MArnsvil!e New Iberia eanneret
City Bayon Bou Old River Smmsport and all landings
River above For freight passage sppy
" 'SA' = - = oSA'' HALL, ROOD PUTNAM,
Z 5-tes 3l5 8 Customhouse street.
NJ Bills contracted for Of steamer Belle Creole
without my written authority will not be paid. .
r dl j. HENRY WHITWORTH Master.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-01

Leaves FRIDAY. December 4th, at o'clock P. NJ.
~ NJ e MPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Line-For Memphis and the Bends-The
class steamer HI. n. w. Hill. Captain
j. H. Newell will receive freight Wednesday, the foot Of
Girod street. and will leave above. For freight
apply board, to j. n. FRELIGH,
Office under the ST. Charles Hotel.
aThis Line connects Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with superior
Packets for st. Louis and for Louisville.
dams Express carried regularly by this Line. n23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-01
CoNsIGNEEs.

MOBILE Steamer calIoraia-as boxes to eoddes-And
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-01
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on THURSDAY, Sd ms ant, at O'Clock p NJ
~ COAST AND IAsouRgHE PACKET
THE fine steamer Snllle Robinson, Dyas
Power master D. A. Oryiss, clerk, leaves New
Orleans every MONDAY, at O'Clock A. NJ, and every
THURSDAY, at O'Clock p NJ For freight passage, apply
on board. >r'#'-sFs
al j. s. PAGAUn, Advertising Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

Canadian duh Inactive, with sales about
bbis. at the above figures Southern -four heavy,
the range OF quotations. Whcat-aoldcrs demanded
prices above the views OF buyers, which restrict
ed sales. The market heavy, and quotations.
confined TO small lot OF 900 bushels Southern red at
81 10 and small lots of white do private terms. Corn
dull and lower Sales OF 10 900 900 bushels
Southern good white reported at price above the
latter figure Rye In good supply and quiet at zoe
tic. Barley was dull and prices unchanged Oats were
dull small sales Of State making at 43c ic. for
State and Western.
CorroS-The market sti unsettled, while the sales
embraced about 200 bales mddng upland, the wharf
from Charleston at 10 3l6c and about loo 200 bales,
lo4c for mddlmg upsnds and middling Gulf cotons.
Fi>scHTs.-tng~ements were moderate, and rates
rather irregular. To Liverpool, L. 1od offered aud
~ asked. About 900 bushels of CON engaged in
bulk, at 6td 90 bbs. pork at IS 20 do. lard al 20s
and 20 boxes bacon at 2os, To Iondon $50 bales ana
AT 22s rs ,ierces beef 5s 80 bbs do at g. 3D., aud
a00 bbls. -four at q. 3D. To Glasgow, 600 bbs Hour
taken Mt ~. Cd. There nothing Ia the Com
tnent To California, rates steady at 30c 35c per
foot asuremcn with fair amount Of freight Offering
IRoyIsioxs-Iork.-The market WIS nasfvc and
prices easier with sales Of about 800 4o0sis including
unnspected and inspected at $40 30 fi5 %, and
prime al S13 25 s13 10 Clear nominal at sl5
prime do elf. Reef duli and sales limited 10
about 100 bbs including country prime NJ % 10 ~ 90
country mess nj 50 80 rs. repacked Western AZ $40
sl2 TO- and extra al s13 Sli IS. Beef hams dull
and lower with small sales at sl3 80 Si5 15. Prime
mess was quiet at SIS s22 Dressed hogs ranged from
shoulders al SIC. 6hc., and Of hams at SIC. s9ic
lard heavy, with sales reported OF about leo bbls
and tierces nj &C. sac. Butter Snd cheese we're in
good supply and prices unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. Dec. 2Z-bP NJ. !
AIrs.-Thc market unchanged, while sales were
confined to about % bbls. OF pots at &C..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market steadcr, while
the demand was moderate; common grades slightly raj
lied from the extreme depression OF yesterday while
other descriptions exhibited change of Importance.
SaIoa dc Of about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ARMsrRosG-SADLIEs MONDAY Dec. 81, Ly the Rev.
DR.. Partridge OF Christ church, Williamsburg, Mr. HAnr
ARMSTRONG 10 Miss IoRIsDA SADIER both a. this city
SKnsoss-uD.LL-MG Great Neck l. L. on Thursday,
Dec. It, cy TIE Hen NJ. FosdicS, WILLIAM J. SaiDMoRk TO
Hiss LOuLsK UDALL, all OF the above place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

suN stfs4s*ssssss..s.s " HGH ~ATsRsss morn w D
Port OF New York, December ~, 1857.
CLEARED
steamship Europa Orr. Iseitch fdverpOol-E Cunsrh
ship Nile, Given Acspulc--kesmlth son.
Ship Arameda snow, narndcn Havsua-J W Elwel CO.
Mark Trans Turner Manls snd shanphte--W for-pes
Bark Elbe Ham, Boil, Cbarieson-E beeh Kunhardt
Bsis Ctrcasssn. Heassn, Aspnwall-d Obey.
Brig lsska, Mitchell, StJago &c tuha-f Buck Go.
Brig zueska Croklet NufloiS- Arruwsmith Ball
achf Meteor, Burns, Monte vifeo--ts Cot.
Schr Sarah Johnson Riley, Annapolis NS--C A DeWolN
Schr Gypsy Muloney, s. Andrews Nh-Smth Boynon.
Schr vs. Abbott, smith, Chnrlestou-R Buck A 20
Sehr r smith Cooper, Wilmington kG--Jonas Smith d
schr John Burton, Wilmington NC-E Powell
Sehr Eleanor, Townsend FrederickspurgC II Piersou-
schr Excelsior. Riley. Philsdelp hia-Jss Hard
Steamer Piedmont, Rileis Buimpre.
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowe.h Portland.
ARRIVED
Steamship Augusta Nuoihuli savannah IS honrs viii
rdac and 10 s T. Nirhfl.
shin Donsu Ham Meyer, Hamburg " DAYS with mdes
ana n 70 Rerh kunherft an inst Tar ~ 30
lon " 90 tel IN with the OF Nc bark Davenport 90
Plymouth ~ capt Mckenzie from Quebec for cardiff With
cargo g lumber snd deals waterlogged T0k from her
Capt Nck and crew. eighteen W and brought hem
To- tb port Capt Nck reports Dec l. night experienced
heavy gale from VS. ana shipped several 'renentous seas
which completely SIZED the vessel Nth water WHICH rendered
her unna able, and the 4h spoken ~ TIE ram
burg ship Donau Can't Meyer frcn Hamburg ior New work
wao kiney took board rendering Al ne ASSISTANCE IN
biz power,
sur Hernae CRrenl sricker B-euen, Nov ~ viii mdse
aad y pssser GERS, 70 Rsvspsiet' scSEyAyasr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

NrE WANT WfNGiS' Is TIE DAILY REQI EST,
w when ordering crackers for Christmas and New
Year.
Wings farina crackers combine most excellent qualities
and a truly delightful taste.
They arc undoubtedly the mos, nourshing and healthy
cracker every produced and peculiarly pleasant for c
dren.
With hot and cold dishes Al lunch they particularly
well M with coffee aud other drinks.
Ask for Wings crackers aud take but those which
stamped with the name Of Why
the cniencc Of purchasers give the
OF best merchants In different locations who sell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

Robert II. Coleman, late NJ the Aston House,
informs his friends and the public that he is at the st.
Nicholas Hotel and continues his efforts to them In
this extensive and modern establishment he is enabled to Of
Ter them eve<y comfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

S251S,00
Against this we have wood and materials amounting
TO about $50 0o0 ass advances required repair
damage by flood last spring.
n Il proposed 10 execute mortgage Of the whole
road trustees who will resign IL desired TO- in favor Of
any suitable parties nominated by the majority OF the
Of the present loan 10 600 bonds Of s 900
each bearing interest at the rate of eight per per
annu and having twenty Eve years 70 from January
l. 1853 payable Ia New York the Office Of the company
at such other place IA the city may be advertised
This will cover all the property OF the Company not
already covered by the m0rtg above referred TO-
issued by the two companies from which formed
by consolidation
II will form first lien upon the valuable depot lands
and properly at Chicago lately acquired by the Company
the road Is extended into Chicago from Aurora
il will, by the present instrument, and other supple
meniary provided therein, be made first lien on
that road viii become lrst mortgage all the pro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

White, the Hatter's Fall Style, 81; Last
spring style reduced g. at WHITES if8 Fulton street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

The Celebrated Shaker Knit and Scotch
wool under garments all sizes at McIAUGHLINS shirt and
furnishing store of Murray and Greenwich streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

The Holiday Hats, Pronounced by Men or
fashion end refinement the most truly proporoned and ele
giant hist yet issued, those manufactured by ESPEN
.eCHEID, llS Nassau street. Price s. 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

mIsCELLANEOUS-
OF IN DOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF SEWER
pf.OU. boots nov ready 81 JONES. 10 Ann street.
Ike Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

Santa Claus gives You photographs for 81,
sad fer and 90 cents al holiday headquarters NO 2S9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

To the Pub''c.-Frederfck's photographic,
hsotypes daguerr types and ambroypes always
ceptabe holiday gifts and should be secured at his
magnificent temple OF Nos $50 and oST Broadway oppo
site Metropolitan Hotel,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

David, 30l Broadvay.-Hoiidny Hut is now
road ixe m A call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

GTBSoNs SYRUP on THE LIVER OR WOMB COM
neT OF Broadway aud yohn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad

To STOCKHOLDERS TIE CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND
QUINCY RAILROAD COMPANY
In presenting to you proposals for loan to assist in
paying of the floating debt OF the company the ccum
stances which have caused this call now should be
stated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

BOSTON, Dec ziArr steamer Palmetto. Baker, Phaiet-
pha ut bark " Crosby. Troon forani BRIG
NsndolPh butsin Philadelphia, schrs James Lawrence Al
.a, hsak sM~, Coosa Csleis tcr 10 end brig Umpire.
Z, Nay, Watson, Wilmington Del sd, wind wv 70 aad .
". ship Agnes sud from below bark Ellen stevens
@-d-Arf 10y ten ships Charles Hli Hale Sasula RIVAL
keey and santiago. Eanes Bombay, ba Eastern star.
Nnorhees Africa Kate Hastings Kingmani Ialcshuano Ca
morns bnrsey buenns Ayres oritnae b.heacl ,epnao-
eg r Cann Turks Islands John freeman, Icring Bslti
more Tangier sawyer PhisdeiPh~ steamer JOS whitney
RALffwoRE Dec IL brixs George tohse, Hathaway
Horton pemlnr Albany john kinsey. Crawford Nyork
I'D ship Susan 4 Fitzgerald green Coast America Sd
Br brig Charles ADAMS Peterson 81 Johns NJ schr Kerr,
mopIl.E pee Sod ship cerro Gorio wihsn Queens
town and scrs Jaues Townsend and star arover.
NEW ORLEANS nee IS tadditonail-hr ships John a
Coser Iamiln Rotterdam Angelica Spl Vsntosa Barceio-
ua Duncan, Os Bah Ne, Mont Blaze, oxnsrd, Nyors
vi. NASSAU.
Bsv CID steamship Tennessee, Forbes Ners Cruz; ships
pcator shaw and Africa Jordan Liverpool; mary Mar
shall Navre, hrgs Ninatitan Woougham Campeachy; Ru-
fs Soue Davis Havana schr star iafnmon Belize, Hon
Nth AM-Arr steamship Mexico. iawlesa indianois aud
Gelvesteni ships Rufus Choaie Rich, Bristol VI Bvzsnnm
Below ship Arthur Watson from London Cld s,esrs-
sh Chss MORGAN Place, Galveston add ndsnols ~ bsrx
Ross. Rog. Barcelona
lowed 9th ships John Albert Geo WEES, b.rks An
thQn Guer'her stranger, Chas Brewer, cherokee.
NORFOLK, Dec p-Arr 10 Hampton Roads Coy teD ship
Dominica for Baltimore.
SAVANNAH pec ts-krr bark John How Moore sarus
Cii bark Ratlsut Finn, Boston, schs Days Lynsa
North state, He1trsskso-, NTosk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04
TRUSTEES S.ILE,

DY Virtue of Decree of the Circuit
ID Court for Cecil county, in Chancery, the
undersigned Trustee will offer at Public Sale.
at the Court House door, in the town of Elk
:on, on WEDNESDAY. tn" Sth day ofJULY,
1857. at II o'clock a. NJ, all that parcel of
land nov occupied by Alexander W. King,
Hing and being on the public road leading
from Elkton to North East, and within half a
mile Of the Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad. 1t contains
100 Acres. Rood and 4 Pcrchcs,
more or less; and is advantagcously located.
being about p miles from Ekton, and 81
ron North East, at either of which points IS
a depot on the above mentioned railroad
For all the purposes of a market farm a
more eligible situation could not be selected.
The soil is light and loamy, and well suited
to the culture of fruits and vegetables. Per-
sons wishing to purchase are invited to ex-
anime the premises.
TERMS -One half the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day of sale, and the
other half, with interest thereon from dav OF
sale, to be paid at the end of six months from
the said day of sale the credit payment to be
secured by the bond of the purchaser with
approved security. GEO. EARLE,
Elkton, June 9th, Is Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04

INDIAN OUTRAGES ON THE PLAINS. n
Party Of EmigrantS Dcstroy"d. "A letter has
been received by the editors Of the Chicago
Tribune. dated Leavcnworth June Is, by
which we are informed of Il horrible mas>a-
ere and destruction of an emigrant train.
about one hundred miles west of 1trS Kcar-
ncy. We annex all the particulars comu u =
Gated:
"Some time about the first Of June party
of emigrants, in all Twenty-Five, men, women
and children, passed the Fort enrontc 10 Cal.
ilornia. They were well provided with con-
vcniences of travel and means of defence: and
though warned of the hostile Intentions o. the
Indians, thought they had abundant means Of
srlf-dcfrnce.
1.-The train, which consisted of seventeen
wagons, when about hundred miles west of
Fort kearncy, was attacked by party y!
Sioux or Cheyenne Indians, who murdered
every person in it-men, women and children
burnt the wagons and drove off the catle."-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04

CAUTION To TIE YnUN;i Beware of the
card playing circle! Beware of the ball room.
Beware Of the dram shop Beware of the
billiard saloon! Beware of the theatre! Yes
young iiirrds Beware Of such resorts. You
can find sufficient recreation elsewhere.
There arc AmuScmrntS enough without re-
course to any--of these. BE ON your guard
against the seductive influence ofall of them
Direct your footsteps into wiser ard safer
paths. avoid them, pass not by them;
turn from them and pass away"
None Of these are necessary 10 your rcSpecta
hllity or hapiinrss' to your health Of body or
purity Of miad TO the education OF the intellect
nr the salvation Of the soul to prosperity
though time or welfare in eternity. They
arc positively dangerous to your peace of con-
science, future. if not present.; dangerous to
ha'its Of industry; and dangerous to your
morals They all Peril the dearest interest of
your INN 'tal nature. In the hour Of sober
conviction, on the bed Of death, and at the
judgement of the great day, will you be
ready to acknowle lsc it, If not before. There
is no need OF rlsking your good name in the
estimation of the best part Of the community
and,what is worse than all, riskrg the poses
sion Of an un,ul'ied character and viriuonS
principles in your own and God S estimation.
Rem tmhcr, that while" the way of trans
grcssors is hard and willie sin al 10 'hitrth
k a serpent and stngcth like an adder"
II is also true for our encouragement that
'relision never was designed to make our
pleasures less, and "that VISIONS ways
A"e ways of plcasannrss, and all her paths
are peace. "-.7m MESSENGER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04

WHlsTILNa.-Th man that don't believe
in whisling. should so step further, and
put II muzzcl on boblinks and hooking birds
-Whisllng is a great institution. 1t oils The
shine. A man who whistles has good h .ar
under his SHIRT front.Such man not only
works more willingly, hut he works NOR,
constantly. \ whistling cobler will earn as
much again money as cor'l'wainer who
gives away to low spirits and indigestion
NJ an or avaricious men never whistle. Vic
ever heard of n whistler among the sharp
practitioners of Wall street? We pause fol
an answer. The man who attacks whistlne
throws a stone at the head of a hilarity. and
would fhe could rob June of It's roses--Au.
gust Gifts meddow larls, Such man slout
be looked o'-.4tJany Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04

COMING STORMS. have heen good
many atm ospheric disturbances of late in dr.
lcrcnt parts of the country, of decidedly
damp. character We We're aware of them
before hand upon competent scientific au-
tllority, and Therefore not surprised at their
occurrence. 1t is perhaps well enough to
state, however, that it Is not all over vet : but
that in July and part Of August. we shall
have frequent storms aud gusts that will cause
dctIiment aud damage in many cases. Mark
the prediction. 1t should be added, for the
consolation Of supplemented people, that the
CONT has nothing whatever to do with this
matter. 1t happens to be none of his business.
Springand Summer fruits have been abnndant
We have reason to know that the crop o.
Fall fruits will not exceed the average, bu,
be rather below it.-HW Telegraph.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04

The SABBATH MADE For MAN.-God may
be worshipped at all times: amid Sabbath as
semhlies or weekday convocations; when the
rising sun awakcs the earth to praise the great
Creator, or when the shadows of evening,
yelling the Garth in quiet and reposc, bcckon
man to contemplate the varied brncllcrncc of
the great Father Of mercy: at midday. as by
Daniel, bowling with his face toward Jerusa-
lem, while the world was busting around
him. or as by Jacob, wrestling in prayer alone
in the desert at midnight. The sacrifice Of
spiritual worship need not be deferred to the
old or the new Of the moon, to the time of the
feast Of Tabcrnaclcs or of Pentccost. to the
season of Carnival or Of Lent The spirit of
worship may make all seasons sacred seasons;
all periods festival periods to God; all hours
hours Of prayer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04
1)ublit Galcs.
TRUSTEE SALE.

BY virtue of a decree ofthc Circuit Court, for
Cecil County, in Choncery, the undersigned
T. u itec, will offer at public SUE, at the Court
House door in the town Of Elkton, on
Thursday HE OH day Of July, 1857,
at II o'clock' A. NJ all that valuable Mill
Property, at North East Cecil County, Md.
occupied by Thomas p. Wollaston.
This property contains IL Acres more or
less, and the Improvements thereon consts OF
large Grist Mill, Saw Mill, Dwelling House,
Carriage House Stable and other necessary out
buildings. The Mills are doing prosperous
business, and are conveniently located near
the Railroad station on the 7. W. x b. r. at
North East. Purchasers are invited to ex-
anime the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.
One thousand dollars of the purchase
money to he paid in cash on the day of sale
one half the balance with interest thereon
from the day of sale to be paid at the end OF
six months. and the other half with interest
AS aforesaid at the end Of twelve months.
from the day of sale. Credit payments to be
secured by the bond of the purchaser with
approved security. ----.-...
GEORGE EARLE,
june l3-ts. Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04

NiAGARA.-Tbe Fall of Niagara is M in.
stance ofthe power running water may eXer-
else in altering the features Of country, It
is calculated that, by The sap and fall of the
hard limcstonc-rock, over which the river is
preci patatcd into softer shcll-formation be-
meath, the cataract retroerades towards Lake
Erie at the rate of 50 yards in 40 years. The
distance already Travelled by it. from the lower
opening of the narrow gorge it has evidently
cut by this process, is about I miles. ard the
naming distance to be performed before it
reaches lake Eric lSahout twenty. five, Had
the limslone platform been less extensive, this
enormous basin might have been already
drained and it ultimately must be- when the
fall has rcceded to its margin, its average
depth being far less than the height Ct the
cataract. The proper name of theaFalls is
Niagara or agheta. two Indian words, sgni-
flying: 'llark to the thunder
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04
WOOL WANTED.

TUE subscriber having resigned operation at
il tho Rock Valley Factory. near Bay View, here
by gives notice that he will give tho highest cash
price for Wool and sheep Skins. lie has also n
large assortment of Woolen Goods of all kinds,
always on hand. for which he will exchange for
Wool on hand will save money and time by an
dXchnnge for these goods in preference OF manu-
ACQUIRING.
All persons calling and delivering their wool at
His residence in Elkron, will have an advance of
an half cent per pound; and will endeavor to give
sbslnc,ion to all who may patronze him.
sy@CAsu PAID FOR Wool.
may 20 If WIN. T. LIRE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04
liRBE.EC SALE
or 4 VALUABLE FARM

IN CECIL COUNTY, .M.7RYL.f.ND
THE undersigned Will sell at Public Sale,
at the Court House door in Elkton, on
Wednesday, the Sth dug Of July,
next, at O'Clock P. NJ, all that tract or par
Gel ofland on Egg Hill, situated on the road
leading from Cherry Hill to North East, about
four miles from the latter place, and five miles
from Elkt on, the county seat, adjoining the
lands OF David Fulton, Benjamin Miller, and
others, containing l03 ACRES, more or less.
This property is situated in rapidly improv-
ing neighborhood, the location is healthy and
convenient to churches, schools, &c.
The improvements consist of
good Brick Dwelling, Is by 80 feet, EEHrA
with two rooms and an entry on the liy@a*th
first floor and the same on the second, E..AE'A
with new frame back building, Is by ~, with
two rooms and an entry up stairs, and a pump
Of excellent water in the yard. The main
building was newly papered and painted last
summer, and is in good order. There is also
upon the farm the usual outbuildings, in toll
cradle condition.
There is an Apple Orchard upon the farm
in bearing condition and some other fruit
trees. The entire tract is enclosed, and the
farm is divided into six fields, two Of which
are set in clover.
TERMS.-Thc terms of sale will bc:-One
third cash on the day Of sale; one third in II
| months, and the residue in two years from the
| day of sale. the purchaser giving bond wiz,
! approved security, bearing interest from the
| day OF sale.
The growing crops will be reserved. Pos
session given on the 25th Of March, next.
Persons desiring to purchase should view
| the premises.
June 10 is THOMAS C. CROUCH.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04

SyJu is IlFE.-There is an old gentleman
in one Of the city pauper institutions at South
Boston, who was for many years the Presi-
dent of one of the largest insurance compa-
mics in this part Of the country. lie was for
Il whole generation the associate and friend
of the Thorndikes, the Brookscs, the Lymans,
the Amorys, the Cabots, the Perklnscs and
other merchant princes of Boston He has
insured millions upon millions of property in
a single year, and is now IN his old age main
tuincd at the public charge.