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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

THE NATIONAL HOTEL SIcKNEss.-Maior
Phinney, editor of the Barnstable (Massa-
chusetts) Patriot, with his wife, have been
sufferers from the sickness brought on at
the National Hotel during Inauguration
week. They are not now even fully
recovered. Mr. Phinney, in the course of an
article in his paper, declared that ''this was
one of the most malicious attempts at
wholesale poisoning which has ever been
recorded in history. Who instigated the
foul plot we may never know, but the design
undoubtedly was to poison Mr. Buchanan,
no matter eohoeoer else might be sacri feed"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

u would also respectfully request all per
sons indebted to the firm of Moore & Moody tt
call on me and settle the same as the business o.
the firm must be closed up.
J. G. MOORE.
Nav a, 1857 Aft
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

MONUMENT TO A SLAvE.-The students
of Howard (Ala.) College, have erected a
monument over the grave of the slave
Harry.
The ceremony was performed on Sunday.
the 10th inst, that day being selected for
the convenience of the negroes, who wished
to witness the ceremony. Harry was boy
who waited on the students, and by his
faithful and courageous devotion, sacrificed
himself to horrible death. But for his
efforts large number of the students would
have been burned to death. One of the
first to discover the fire, he ran from room
t" room waking up the sleeping students
Even then he would not leave, and thought
less of himself and reckless of danger,
though the flames leaped all around him
and the walls were falling in. he would not
leave while there was a life to save for
others. He remained too long. and was
himself enveloped in the flames and burned
TO death.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12
DIR. r. YSON &,
Ch9rEOffe. N. g..

HAVING located in this place, respectfulE
lloffers his Professional Services to the GD
zens of the town and vicinity.
Ey OFFICE in the new brick building
opposite the burnt district, Main Street.
April 28th 1857.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

A man from the country applied lately to
respectable lawyer for legal advice. AT
ter detailing the circumstances of the case
he asked if he had stated the facts exactly
as they happened. Yes, SIR replied the
applicant, Il have told you the plain truth
you can put the lies to it yourself.''
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

THE WHEAT CROP.-We learn that the
wheat crop in this and the surrounding
counties looks well as general thing, though
in some localities it is being injured by the
chinch bug. The crop put in is larger than
that of any previous year.
The late warm aud copious rains which
we have had in this section, have impaired
new life to vegetation of all kinds.-Ral.
Standard.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

MISPLACED BENEvoLENCE-Mr. David
Hunt, of Mississippi, has given donation
of twenty-five thousand dollars to the
Colonization Society. Mr. Hunt has pre-
viously thrown away money in that direction.
Thrown it away, because the few negroes
who are sent out to Liberia quickly relapse
into state of barbarism. Further, nearly
all the money donated to the Colonization
Society is used up in salaries to set of
fellows who live by the contributions of
benevolently disposed people, in printing
documents which nobody reads, and other
II cidental expenses. The Colonization Socie-
ty is one ofthe colossal humbugs ofthe age
". Y. Herald.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12
CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEkWARf
DR.. B. CHEARS

Having located at MONROE, tenders his Is pr pm
fessional services to the citizens OF the loJI
and surrounding country, and respectfully ''D
eits their patronage.
y- Office at j. Bickett's.
April %. 43-3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

u The Bank of Wadesboro' has de
clared semi-annual dividend of five PEI
cent.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

NEGRO BURNED TO DEATH.-The Kings
tree Is. c. Star says, that a valuable negro
fellow was burned to death on Saturday
before last. lie was hired on a turpentine
farm, and while sleeping, the fire from the
camp communicated with his clothes and
before assistance could be rendered he was
burned so much as to battle medical aid.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12

A case was decided in the Supreme Court
of New York in which Judge Woodruff
delivered an opinion that the note of hand
of a married woman, however wealthy she
may be, is valueless, unless her husband is
able and willing to pay it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12
TO FARMERS.

Latest and most Important NeEs.
The undersigned would respectfully infu
the Farming public and all Others intercsal
that they have opened a Shop in Salisbury snt
lar to the one they had in GretnsborOugh Al!
MocksYille, for the manufacture of
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-12
LAND FOR SALE.

May A, 1857.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
STOVES! STOVES!

A IDRIDGE x Co., arc now receiving
"A. their fall supply Of Cooking and parlor
Saves, among which are to be found the
ROYAL cook flat Top, three Sizes the Globe
Albright for wood or coal the Belle of the
states the Royal Enlarged Fire Box, for
syood the Girard Air-lisht for coal OF wood
the Golden Cook for wood, improved the
Woodland Home, q beautiful wood Stove,
an entirely new pattern: elevated oven. and
a great variety Of other cooking Stoves, not
named, all superior Blk r., to which
we invite the attention Of all persons want
ing stoves, as We know that we can sell them
as low as they can be bought in any other
mark ct. We have, also, a great variety Of
Parlor and Hal Stoves, both for wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited to
call and examine our assortment. where can
also be found great many Housekeeping
articles such as SIN nothing Irons, cast Iron
Uonowwarc, Tined aid porcclainc lined tol
preserving purposes, Glass Globe Lanterns.
Fluid Lamps. Japaned Tin ware, French
Wash Bowls, Britannia Table and Tea Spoon;
Iron table and Blasting do. Waffle Irons.
SOAP stone Griddrs, Sheet Zinc Dicken-
sons Patent Butter CT urn, a very suncrio;
a,ticle Charcoal and Stone coal Furnaces
Nc.. all of which will be sold ON accommoda
,iun .erms. a. the ELkTON STO Y i
HOUSE. corner Main and Bridge streets.
Elkten, Sept. y, ALDRlDGE 4 20.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

C)5Mo7oLrAN AR Jl5nNAL. W, hay
recciv cd the September number Of his very
elegant and useful Quarterly which is pub =
li,hel at the New York Office Of thc Cosmo
poliian Art Association. 1t gives fall inf,r-
nation i'll regard to this Association, which
for its next annual distribution Inexperienced
the cclebr ated Dusseldorf Gallery Of Paint
ings: and also rc-purchasyd Powers Gre Ok
Slave, one Of the most graceful among the
works of art. The price of the Journal is
Sl.00 year,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
NOTICE.


Joseph W. Abrahams J e.r .-..
Trustee In the Circuit Court
vs. lol Cecil county, as a
Thomas Cameron and Court of EllanCrIy.
others.
VIE Object OF the Bill filed i'll this case is
4 to obtain decree for the sale Of a par
Gel OF land situated in Cecil county, called
= Idtters"n'S Fortune"
The liiii states that said land was conveyed
ny LYDIA and Eleanor Armstrong, on the
i!ih DAY OF March 1910, TO Elisha Brown BY
dceu OF mort@nge-io secure tie payment of
TWO hundred dollars.
iiat S"id mortgage debt has become due
ana nlS not yet been paid. That said Lydia
ana L'G2nor Snid their interest In said land,
except Lou OF twenty feet fronting on the
luo"G ROAD ana running pack fifty fccti to a
c1F'"IH hohcrt Stephenson That said E!c-
amor afterwards ihlcrnalried with a certain
) "a 1'a1S h"hlS1A, and that sad LYDIA and
lh"lnPsoh ana VIE AFTERWARDS, by deed da-
e" me twenty INST day OF November eish-
,een hHhtreu ana my tour, conveyed said
t'li 10 "'!'>tePhenS"h, VINO by deed OF trust
1uiy executed ana RECORDED conveyed his
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
FOR SASSAFRAS Il ELK RIVERS,
Port Deposit s. HaUra de Grace, MI.


1.,1,. FOR SASSAFnAS RIVER
,lL.ll,s:ls'5 AND PORT DEPOSIT MAkl,
tss4.s.-; ~ ~ y LAND.-CllANGEO OF DAYS
OF SAILING. The steamer LADY WILL
MER, on ard after this day, 18th Of August,
will leave RACE Street W harl, until further
notice, as follows Saturday at : p. NJ. for
Port Deposit and Havre de Grace. Md. Re
turning, leaves Port Deposit at 10 y. d.,
Mondays; Cassiiay's at A, and Turner
Creek at4g p. NJ. On Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS, will leave Race street wharf for Wi.
mers Point at z. N. touc aing at Port Her
man and Ford s, on the Elk, and Turner's
Creek, Cassaday's, Fishers Georgetown and
Frpdericktown, on the Sassiras. Returning
will leave vii er's Point att A. M. We'd
ncsdlys andFridays FTedencktown at II
NJ; Cassaday's at 4 T. NJ. and Turner's
Creek at a p. N.
For freight or passage, having handsome
accommodations, apply to Capt. WM. WILL
! SON, on board the Boat.
! N. B. All grain shipped by the Lady
| Whine while making three Trips wpeh,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
DEER PARK SEMINARY,
Walk. Del.

EpY REV. GEO. MOOD AND LADY
Ed The Winter tenn of this Select Board
Ing School, for young Ladies' will commence
November lst. 1857. Tie number Of pupils
is limited to twenty. Pupils will here lind Il
good home. earnest study, faithful teachers,
and healthy moral Influence.
TERs:s. For Board, and Tuition in Eng
fish branches, per term of FIVE months, So =.
Music, Drawing, Painting, &c. extra.
For Circulars, OF other information, en-
qnirc OF the Principal Sept. 5-2m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
Esculapius Drug Store.
Wc,nEletss EgIlSrOcatiOn!!

20 THIS Great Linimcnt is now almost uni
w ycrsaily used MS the best application for man
* or horse for all outward affections such as
sprains, Pains, Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Rheu-
natiSm, Neuralgia, &c. 1t gives instant relief
aud makes far more cures than any other linament
sold. 1t is also found upon experience. to be
certain cure for chnpped or cracked hands, and
makes them white, smooth and soft. To those who
are annoyed with rough and sore hands, it is cs
peeially recommended. 1t has gained the almost
entire medical faculty whore it is known to its fa-
Vor, and is largely prescribed in their practice
Win entire satisfaction Don't suffer then but use
Behneits Lmbrocaion. the great Linamcnt.
Be2netfs Dia9vhGa .uirtxre.
Ibis mixture is too well known to need comment
IL is undoubtedly safe and the most speedy cure
now known for Cholera Morbus Diarrhcea, Chole
ana all like affections Of The bowels; and should
nave place i'll the medicine chest of every family
a" IL might be required in time of emergency TO
save NE The season is now approaching for bow
81 affections and it is to be hoped thar every fam.
~ VIII supply themselves with this mixture. IL
word 10 The Wise Is sufficient"
Be0nctfS Lndiun Oil.
>, rms splendid preparation for the hair has stood
'he test OF competition, aud rises superior in the
conflict of Ponades, Katharions, Rcgenerators and
aH S'se hoared uDon the people This Indian oil
Is r"iy deserving the name it bears, as n clean
ana inyisora,ins Tonic for tho head and beautyiug
properties upon the har.-lt is much improved
noln5 row, By a i!tering process, cleaned OF all
i"pLrtles, and is balm sufficient TO beautify the
mar without the greasy aud gloomy appearance
gwen by most all hair preparations. u is also
rntup in larger bottles which makes il Z very de-
s.rahIe aud cheap Hair Oil
81 ihese medicines are for sale by all Drug
gsls'-herchunts and others mus, order from
JOSEPH s. BENNETT,
Apr Is. 10i Market st, Wilmington Del
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

t,R .,;<ITorrgn M,G3yr1oy. Ninncsoi,
corrcspondcn, ola Chj,aoo n,ncr rxn,rss,s
She conviction that The >honnrr, tho,
have been rayayiur rortnns Of Minnesota
will reach ,br A,inniic S,,,os hrrsro th,i,,
destructive mission is rnl,I This o,;,;n,
has been elected in rc,ly 70 one cvnrnssaI
that the rrasshonncr uloouc was ncr,,Iinr ~,
incidental 10 T,ah and II;n,nsnt, Tba ,..ri
ter is in possession of facts Which show that
these transformers mjrra,cd Crom fine por;i.
shore. He saws.
Nothing but tho intcrnosilion IF Divine
Providence will prevent the annual drvos,,.
lion Of these insects in cycrv STATE eost Of
this 10 the Atlaoiic coayt which ,b,y NAV,
not rcacl, under three wears HAVING Lccn
about that ljmn since thcv Left I-toh and ,L,.
Upper Minnesota valley. Already hear
one wing of the army has reached Wiscon
sin tn. rirht VIM b,yinr ,oa.h.l Jo..,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
NOTICE.

ALL persons having accounts against the
o,nIfiuy mn nufc flut orri- prtse ,'te'.-'
please present them to the Trcasurer on or be.
lore the first Monday IN October next ;nnd
all persons indebted TO said Company, will
please make in mediate payment, or their ac-
counts will be placed in the hands ofan officer
f., collection. i}v order
S.nt. : 81. jos. P. CANT WELL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
7. KENCSFORD g. AGA-
PURE GgygECD sTAHCIr
|. lEOR TIE Laundry

(FUS IRE LAU NDEI,
TEAS established a greater ce!ebri.- -
Il l. has ever been obtained by AN r.
Starch.
This has been the result Of its r
periority in quality and its invariaD 81
formity.
The public may be assured Of the coa..r
ance Of the high standard now estahi'Y
The production is over Twenty Tt Is hy
and Tie d,inand has EXTENDED thrcr J,it the
whole Of the United States, and t. = IN
countries. -.r.
Working t'ius on very large ale, ~
under rigid system, they arc NUlt 20 5,
aperIect uniformity in the qnaii;y rhro
the year.. This is the great Desid,r''
Starch making, and is realized nov
first time.
The very best Starch that can be .nad..
and no Other, is ALWAYS wanted by con"
and this will be supplied to them hy gr-
GERS. n3 soon as their customers A.. Ia'.ti
which Is the best, and ask for i--o,he".'i
they would be likely to get that artivIt CT
which the largest profit Fan be made.
MIR. Kingsford has been engaged ,.i,.
manufacture of Starch continuo~si, IL H..
last " years and during tie whole t'the p.
riod. the Starch made under his superb
has been, beyond any question the les
tie market. For the first II year H.
the charge ofthe works OF VIM. CO .', x Go.
at which period lie invented the lroc s. Of
the manufacture of Corn Starch.
~ Ask for Eingsferd's Starch q.
name Oswego has been recently taking
another factory.
II is sold by all nfthc best groeo in nea
T. every part Of the country.
r. KING&FORD X SONS
Q sJFEGO CORN sTAp.I.
tFOR pUDDINGS Gc)
Has obtained an equal celebrity y = t.
Starch for the Laundry. This III
perfectly pure and is, in every respect.
to the best Bermuda Arrow. Root, hes'
having additional qualities which rcnd-:.
invaluable for the dessert.
Potato Starch has been extensively y;
and sold as Corn Starch. and has give
impressions to many, as to the r... re
our Corn Starch.
From its great dc!icacy and ruli,-, it =
coming also into extensive use as a 1T ~
infants and invalids.
L. N. KELLOGG & Co. Acs IS.
1856 Fulton ST. \. y.
DAVID r. BUZBY, Agent, Excr' -
Place, Baltimore. aug. 3 .
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

PnovrD"HcE, Sept. S.-The American
Board Of Commissioners on Foreign Missions
held their annual meeting in this city to day
The Treasurer report shows the receipts for
the past year were $3.50 eco. and the cxpen-
dituIcs SOL SEQ. III, debt e tie Board
had been reduced s. 500. Twenty eight
Mjssionalus had been sent out, and eighteen
wcre under appointment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
SIMMs' FAMILY IL EDICINES.
DR.. j. sipllns' Cough Syrup.

DE-. j. BinlLnS' Cough Syrup.
THIS SYRUP has proved sovereign remedy
L in all aliestiops of the Breast and Lungs, in
co ighs Coils, Whooping Cough, Group, Hoarse-
e s. shortness Of Brohth, Paia in the Breast and
Sides, Splitting of Blood. Sors Throat bronchitis,
IN lssipient Pulmonary Consumption; together
with avery all mont incident to the Brelsi / Lungs
Unlike most of the preparations made for dig
eases OF the Breas, and Lungs, this Syrup steadily
gains in public favor; we haze known il to relieve
and cure to the utter astouisbment of the patti lent
hus confirming its utility in the dissases for which
it is intended. 1t is pleasant TO the taste and ct
iectual in its operation; afjrding relief in or }
doses, and performing cure with rapidity hith-
crto unknown in the annals of medicine, il o cure
be effected nj all. Containing no deletcFions
substances its administration ig safe under all cir
cup.sances.
DR.. j. Simlns' white Linimant,
For all the purposes Of an ErtcrnM Remedy.
This Liniment is cmnenty valuable in Rheu-
matsm, Neuralgia Palsy. Sore Throat and Mumps
it is unequallcd. Gout, Numbness Of the Limbs,
Stiffness Of the Joints, Io0hache Swelings. Frost
cd Feet, Sprans. Bruises. Burns and Scalds Charp-
ed Hands, and Pains Of every character. We need
not comment further on this invaluable Lnneut,
than to say ii is highly appreciated as an external
remedy wherever it is used; in fact it seems to es
tablsh itself at once. We therefore place ii at the
disposal Of the afflicted in tsS vicinity, having the
utmost confidence in its utility for diseases rcqur-
ing an external application.
DR.. j. Simms' Cholera Syrup.
This Syrup is undoubtedly the best remedy
known for byscncry and Diarrhtca. in all their
various forms; Cramps, Collie, Cholera Morbus,
Pains i'll tho Stomach and Bowels. Cramps and
Sickness in the Stomach. Cholera Infautum and
the Summer diseases OF Children 1t is excellent
in Debility. Weakness, Relaxation. ana Chronic
Diseases affecting the stomach and Bowels and is
pleasant to the taste rs well cifectual in its opc-
rations. This Syrup contains no deleterious CUB
stances, either mineral or vegetable; it is there.
fore safe under all circumstances.
For many years the propricors have used these
remedies in private practice with tho utmost sue
cess
CAuTtoN.-please observe the written signature
of the inventor affixed to the wrapper OF every
bottle, thus:J SlMMs, NJ. D., none other is genuine
Try these remedies once and you will never be
without them.
liberal discount allowed The trade. Orders
promptly forwarded. Prepared only by
DIR. }. SlMMS q son.
Al and King SIS, Hiilnagton, d..
e. sold by Dr. II. II. Mitchell, Elkton; D. L
Burton. Dover; S. s. lance Baltimore; and by
cal generally. tmay 6m*
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

NATIONAL SAFETY FrND.-This Saving
Fund in Walnut street. Southwest corner
Of Third, Philadelphia. has more than one
million ana half Of dollars in the best Sc
curi,ics
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
COAESVTLLE
MALE AND FINALE ACADEMY,
LOCATED i'm Chester Co. Pa.
An EGiish, Lingual, Matiematical,
COmmercialand Fine Art Institution.


THE next Session will commence Tuesday, Sep
l. temher ct 1857, aud continue forty weeks
Students admitted at any igc during the Session
Among tbe advantages which the above ngmed
Institution affords those. as undcr may be NEIL
toned:
FmsT-Thc method purslcd in importing Il
know ledge of the Greek and lal,u languages il
hat Of Literal and 1nteilincar Transitions, fur
nishcd era uitously, which abhreviaes tho period
of study. reduces the amount Of labor, and in
crcas =. beyond all other systems, the actual
quircncuts Of the student.
SEcoNn-rENmANshir and DnAwISo.-Tne
list having charge Of this Department is OF
the hest in the state, and was awarded the pre-
Mium for his specimenslt the late Oh eser County
ior,icUlturl Fair.
1nino-Medcrn Languages or, taught by n
Germnn. who speaks lucntly bo,h the French and
Gcrmln Languages.
FOuHTn-MUsICAL DErtRrNgNT.-Thj depart
meat is under the supervision Of a native Ger
IN IN, possessing rare, and acknowledged ability
and attuinments'
In this department those desiring it may re-
cc'vc instructions in the Classical Compositions of
Mozart. Beethoven. jlandet. etc
During the Session, addre,Scs on topics of Sci
cnce and Literature will be deli, cred by the fol-
lowing gentlemen HEY. B. b. lio chkir; Rev
Robert Lowry: Thomas H. Eurrocs, ILL. u
Prof +. A. Mills \. X tnston 81 D.; Rev
W. L. Moore; E. Townsend d. D. s; william
Elder n. j.. Col. Thomas, Fitzgerald; Rev. T.
rnow,.on fhomls; William X. Bakc,lee, VI, ID.
Hon. D. u. &myscr and j. B. Dunlap NJ. D.. in
connection with oilers not az yet heard from
Also course on AGRIcULrrRAL CHEMIsrRY by a
professional teacher and lecturer. The Intro uc-
tory Discourse of the Session will be delivered by
the Principal, On Wednesday. september -, 1871.
EXAMINING G4MMGTTEE.
Rev J. n. C. GRGER, u. D.,
i. T. MILLER. ESQ.
REV. ALIEN. NJ. WlGGINS, NJ A.
For references. terms anil further particularr,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
NOJTCII,.

THE County Commissioners Of Cecil co.
will meet at their office, in the Court House,
in Elkton on Tuesday the oh inst. to at
fond to to such business ~ may be brought
before them. By Ordrr
JAMES s. CRAWFORD elk
Sept S, 2.w, Commissioner Cecil co,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
.WfeRtion IOtcrs.

A HEREBY announce myself to the voters
n OF the fifth election District as an indie
pendent candidate for the Office of Ccnsta-
ole, and il elected my unceaSihg endeavours
SNAIL be, to meet the most sanguine cxpec-
tatlohs Of my patrons
BENJAMIN TYSON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

HEANlNG disposed of my Stock
l. H. Der to mess MeClelland & Hiss a.
indebted to me either by note or b.
count are requested to call and set..
bills at once AS my business must / { close
up ELkTON, August: -. 1867.
JOHN c.. ALDF 'cCf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
F70Es ROAD SUPERVISE.

JOHN ST. CLAl.Rsl,9anHtll Election District
o. ths ,V,o2sSIiity, as an independent Candidate
for Road Superpcrvsor.
Port Deposit, Aug. %; 1857.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

fETlIE undersigned, duly appointed aid
i commissioned by The Commissioners {
Cecil county, Road Examiners to view, rX-
anime and determine whether the public
convenience requires the Removal OF gates
ard distractions from, and the opcni 6, al
tcring and fencing of the Public Road in the
second Election district OF Cecil county.
which rNnS from Sluyter's lane by SlHytor's
Mill /" the public rojl leading from ST, An
guSinc Church on Bohemia manor to the
"Brick MIL" hereby give notice that we
will meet on the ground designated, on
Tuesday the Gth day Of Octohct next al 10
O'Clock 4. H. to discharge the duties de-
vol>ing upon Us by virtue Of our appoint
mCnt and Commission.
THOMAS MASSEY,
THOMAS HUNT,
SAM SMITH,
Sept. 5tl-5-w. Examiners
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

GoDY's LADEy S Book for October has al
ready been received. Ii contains 100 pages
and a large number fcngravingS on steel and
wood. It's patterns for ladies work makes it
always desirable book to them. Terms per
year, copy So . copies Is 8 copies sc
I rES Louis \. Cooley, Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

f1oR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
| announce myself to the Voters the Of
Third Election District as a candidate for
Justice Of the Peace, and respectfully solicit
their support.
Aug 22nd 1857. VIZ. PIyKNEY EWING.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12

10 The Ioters Of the It'll District.
Offer myself to your considerations at the
ensuing election, as candidate for the Office
Of Constable.
Sept l2-te-'. WM. DENNIS- n.