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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-28
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ELKFoN. November 2S, 1851.
Red Wheat 5I.l5 White do, ST. %, yellow
Corn, old GS, new so; Oats 20; Potatoes IS.
Nails, 81 p; Peruvian Guano 4. No
|, So; Mexican do. $s25 90: Columbian do
S3S 90; Recse's Manipulated Guano, $50 CO:
De Burg Super Phosphate S45 90; Plaster
80: &. a. Sale s 31a: Ilerrings per Dbl.
$50: N. &. trimmed Shad per half Jbl.
500; Timothy Seed per bush. $4.25.
BALTIMORE, Nov 2Gih,-Good to prime
red wheat S 400 to la prime white wheat
SIPS to $l.4l. Corn both white and yell
low G2 to G4 cents. Rye II cents. Oats 30
to 81 cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street 1925; Extra 5000 to Sc 80
WILMINGTON, Nov. 26lh.-Whcat 81 20
Corn G5 cts; Oats 80; Flour Sc. %. --J0rnai.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 26th.-Whcat red
ST 90 to l.26: white 100 to l.35: Corn GO
cents; Oats 81 cents; Flour &5.5 to 5000.
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MAMMOTH OYSTERS. were shown a
lot Of oy sters the other day which were al
most incredibly large. Seventy five filed a
bushel measure as high as it could be hcapcd
A single oyster in the Shell weighed 3 lbs. 2oz.
Seven. without their liquor. filled a pint mca-
ure-live without their liquor, weighed
l4oz. They were very fat, solid. tender
and delightfully."- favored. They were caught
in Assacagnc Bay, about six miles from
Snow Hill. ---SnoW Hill Shield.
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DEATH or JUDGE NIsBET.--The venerable
Alexander Nisbet, for many years an asSoci
ate Judge and subsequently, Chief Judge o
the Criminal Court of Baltimore city, died al
his country seat Elcngowan, in Baltimore
county Oh Sunday night.
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RE-ELEcTED U. STATES SENAToR.-Th
two branches of the Legislature of Alabama
met in convention on Saturday last, and on
the first ballot elected Hon. c. Clay, Jr.
to the Senate of the U. States for six years
from the 4th Of March 1859, when his pres
cnt term of Office expires.
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GJThc Atlantic Telegraph Company
have selected the month of June next as the
most favorable time in which tC resume tEcir
work oflaying the submarine telegraph cable.
They have ordered the manufacture of four
hundred additional miles, which will be ready
for shipping, if necessary, IN January
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ATTEMPT TO LAUNCH THE GREAT EASTERN
The launch Of the mammoth steamship
heretofore known as the Great Eastern
but now formally christCnod "Lcviathan,"
was commenced at noon on The Sd instant
The usual means were taken to move the YES
sci, but for some time without avail. After
about three hours labor the ship had moved
about six feat by the stem, and little over
four feet by the bow, when one Of the power
full purchase chains broke, and the work had
to be temporarily suspended. Operations
were to be resumed as soon as the accident
could be rectiiitd. and London papers Of the
afternoon Of the third, day it was confidently
hoped that the ship would be anoat al high
water on Wednesday the 18th. During The
operations sudden strain on one fthc drums
caused it to rcvulve with great velocity thow-
ing several Ct the men into the air like straws
and knocking down others with great violence
Four men had their arms and legs broken
and one died as he was being conveyed to
the hospital. Immense numbers of people,
including many distinguished men. assembled
on shore and on the river to witness the
aunch.
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NOTICE

N U INJIL
rs hereby given to the officers elect in the
4 several Election Districts of Cecil county,
that their commissions have been received
from the Governor, and that an Act of
the General Assembly passed January
appear at the Office of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for Cecil county, and take and
subscribe the oath prescribed by the Const
tuition on or before the 10th day OF Deem
Der next. Any who shall decline Or neglect
to do so, will be deemed to have refused ac-
ccptancc Of the Office to which they were
elected. ii. IL. MITCHELL, Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil County.
Nov. 2Sth lSJ7--3w
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TAILORING.

FE7liE subscriber would respectfully inform
l. his old customers and the public general
y, that he will be found in Principle, one
door south Of the Old Store House, recently
fitted up by Lachllnd & Gather, where he i'll
tends carrying on the above business in all
its various branches, on reasonable terms and
in w"rlindnlkc manner. He solcits share
public patronage. ADRIAN TAYLOR.
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FOR = ALE.

A Convenient two story DWELLING AND
IN LOT OF GROUND, situated on Main
street, Elkton, directly opposite the Presby
terrain Church. The 10: is 80 feet front by
$50 in depth. The house is Is feet front by
AZ in depth, and has a front passage and
parlor, and side passage dining room and
-,itchcn on the front floor. Three chambers
in the second story all private. There is
also large garnet, and cellar under tho
whole house. For further particulars en-
quire of the Editor, or j. b. WHITE,
Nov. It'll Fair Hill.
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DTThc Court of Appeals of Maryland will
commence its regular session for December
term, 1857, on Monday the 7th day of De-
ccmber. proximo. The cases from Baltimore
city will be first heard.
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SPERM Ol..--Thc New Bedford Standard
SAYS the rtc"nt sales Of sperm oil in TIA,
MAJ kct, FOR export, amount to 5000 bills, at
II per gallon, an nprcccdcntcdly low price
owing to the necessity Of "rvalzng' brought
about by the hard times.
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HEAVY Loss ON Hoes. The packers at
Cincinnati. Ohio. who contracted for hogs
last summer deliverable this fall at Sc SO
per cwt weight, net are losing heavily. One
establishment, on Monday last, cut up 800
and found net loss to be S535.55. The Ga
zettc says that purchases made now at so
do not afford as wide margin for profits as
Is desirable.
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TALBOT COUNTY COURT. -Owing to indis-
position Of Judge Hopper, there will be no
court held by him in Talbot county until the
second Monday in January next.
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MSE'sdE.

ENlIE County Commissioners, elect, are
u requested to meet at the Office Of the
County Commissioners, IN Elllton, on Tues
day next, the lst day Of December, to qualify
and organize for business.
O5~Constablcs elect will have an oppor-
tunity 10 file their Bonds at this meeting.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD,
Nov. 90, 1SjI-lt. Clerk
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BosToN MAYoRhLTY NOMINATION. Boston
NoU 81. = Hon Samuel A. Eliot was noDii
mated for Mayor Of this city tonight by the
Citizens Convention. lie was formerly May.
or from 1887 to 1910.
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EEEATON E.YGslaINl.

Wednesday Evening next December 2nd.
EssAY-By Henry X. Torbcrt, Esq.
Question for Debate Sc Is Protective
Tariff advantageous to the Country!'
Aiimative-Mcssrs J. Il. Rowan and Vim.
r Miller.
cgativc-Messrs. II. Yandcrford, Jr. and
DR.. 7. j. Dunott
Us. CRAWFORD,
Nov oS-lw. Secretary.
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TIE MoRMoN STRENGTH. IS thought
that the Mormon can bring an effective
force of 5000 men in the field, and more
than as many Indian allies.
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LECTURES FOR fiiE RELIEF OF THE
PooE.-.The following plan to raise money for
the relief of destitute persons in this town
and ncghborlood during the approaching
Winter has been submitted by a gentleman,
who will be one of those willing to deliver one
lecture or more, if necessary. The plan ap.
pears TO BE- a feasible one, and we recon.
mend it to til" consid Grafton of the :: lawyers,
preachers and other persons - referred to-
hoping in or next issue to publish Il respect
able list Of volunteers:
A PLAN FOR the RELIEF OF THE Pooh
Wr. Eiiior Tho signs of tn. times are unt
some efforts will have to be mldt this Winter
Tor the feiGt OF the poor in our midst. There
arc IN tllc town OF El.ton some ten or twelve
lawyers, several preachers and Il number al
other persons OF literary ability quite equal t,
that of nine-trnths Of the popular lecturers q
the day. lpropoSc that Il Course Of Lecture,
sndil IL given iy these gentlemen, at Il pric,
oi admission which will insure crowded houses
say. ten cents--ani that the money iiisna
thertirom shall be appropriated to the relic
of those who Shall be found in need. This
Will be far preferable TO the usual mode OF
going from man to man to beg money, will
afford those who are unable to give il ..Iih2ril
donation, and who consequently give nothing
chance to contribute their mite, and at tn,
same time provide II rational and pleasant
place Of resort, for at least one evening Of cac!
week. | propose, in order to set the work on
foot at once, thlt the names OF such gentle
men, as are willing to deliver lectures. shall
be left al The Wing Office during The coming
week and be published in your next issue.
II.
n. B. Since the above was put in type, 2
notice has been handed in from the ElktoI
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HARTFORD Town ELEcmoN.- Hartford,
Conn, Nov. Oath. Our annual town election
came off TO day. The Union party elects
four scl,ctmtn to the democrats one: Il G
balance Of the rest Of the ticket is equally
divided A ticket nominated by national
Americans, containing the names of each of
the other tickets, controlled the election
None were elected except those on the
Amer can ticket. The election was warmly
contested.
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IMPORTANT TO
GROWERS f. TRAVELLERS.

III. .ePONT DEpOSlT FEKEY boat
sts ss.5;ssaA:izsa tt STEAMER GlpSEY, Capt
Myers having been thoroughly repaired. is now
running regularly during the day and night be-
tween
PORT DEPOSIT AN2 BELLS FERRY.
The capacity of this Boat, and her speed ard
entire safety render her peculiarly fitted for this
service brewers farmers. travellers. and the pub
lie generally will ind her at all times ready to
convey them and their property to and from the
above points. Travellers and Drovcrs will tiEd
ample Acco u,modutions for themselves and stock
nj the new Hotel at Bells Ferry. which has been
recently erected by j. SPENCER. and now kept
by HIM may Som
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G'lllIa.. wilmington alR'
EEIKTDY and CAMBRIDGE
MALL AND PASSENGER LINE.

WI Az AM L tiC1 L4NoLh III ~ lie
nN and after the lst of July, 1856. the
W subscribers become the proprictors OF
the Elkton and Cambridge Line OF Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Eliton, Daily, Sundays
excepted and stop on their way down the
Shores at the following points,
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CUESTERTOWN,
WARWICK. CHURCH NIL,
I'D. of SAoSAFRAS, CENTRENlLLE,
GEO. Il. T, ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
URIEVlLL, CAMBRIDG e.
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.
&C. They will also run daily branch line
from Mddletown, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chestertown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middletown
in time for the o'clock, morning train Of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS x co,
June %, 1856.
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EEhton Benevolent Society.

EElAtO:, Benevolent Society.
ENllE members of the Elkton Benerole mt
l. Society and all others willing to unite
with them in seeking out and supplying the
necessities Of the destitute during the present
winter, are requested to meet at the Office of
the Fire Insurance Company, on Tuesday
evening neXt, December LIST, ut o'clock.
JAMES MCINTYRE, Pres't.
b. +. MAY, Trcs'r.
Nov 90 WM. J. J0NESSec.
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I}lf0.

THOMAS On the 10th inst. Mrs. JANE A.
Thomas, aged IS years, relict Of the late
Capt Thomas.
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Court CAsE.-We find the following
minute printed in the Delaware Republican,
in reference to case in the New Castle
County Court:
Joshua l.. Gatchell VS.. James G. johnson.
Replevn. Verdict for Plaintiff. William S.
McCauey, Esq, for Plaintiff, Daniel II.
Wolfe, Esq, for Defendant.
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WATER FowL.-Ducks and geese
have been quite plenty lately on the flats and
coves about the head Of the bay. There have
also been Il few swan. some Of which have
reached the market here.
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NO IIUMBUG!
ECONOMY rs WEALTH..

Il have just received irSt rate lot of Cloths,
Il Caslmers, and Vestings to suit the season
and will make them to order as low as can
be bought in either of thc cities warranted
to IT, or no sale and not to rip. There is
nothing to lose by buying from me for / Will
make good what say.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Elkton, Otc. Slst, 1S57-sw.
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PORT DEPOSIT AND BELLS FERRY.
Tbs Steamer Cecil

SEa.z,a, LEAVES
a. George Town at one
Is;,ss::;:::a t.s--,s!.:sV O'Clock on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Sat
urdays. for Havre de Grace, touching at the
various Landings on the Sassairas Rlver.
RETURNING
Leaves Havrc de Grace for Ssssafras Rivei
on the same days, at about 4 40 mo clock.
Uy~Fars SO Gents.
L. G. STURGEON,
Nar2tf Captain,
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TTCrawford's bronze equestrian statue
Of Washington has been landed at Richmond
Va.
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-f>IcE.-On Saturday, week ago, the
boys were skating on the ponds; on Wednes-
day night last considerable ice was made on
the river, and the signs now are that naviga-
ton will soon be closed
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HE COMMISSIONS. Commissions for
the officers elect in this county. reached fine
Clerk s Office on Friday night OF last week.
Officers elected must come to the Clerk IS
Office and qualify within thirty days from that
time, otherwise their places are declared
vacant by the law.
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BEEF! REGE :: rsEEE.!!

EEEF! EgEEST =! WETE!!
FEHllE Subscriber has opened STALL noxt
IL door to his Flour snd Feed Store. for
the sale OF Fresh beef, which ne will keep
always on hand Of first rate quality, IN guam
titles to sui customers. All who waat FIRST
RATE STEAK OR ROAST will please give him
call. VIM. I. GILES.
Oct. 31-tf.
TUST received a Superior lot Of Hams aud
- Shoulders, and for sale by
81 y. GRANT.
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BALTIMORE RowDIEs IN WAsHlSGToN.-A
gent cneu direct from Washington, Yesterday
informed us that the notorious Henry Burns,
o. Jackson Half, Eighth ward, notoriely, is
now figuring largely in Washington, and
would shortly receive an Office as policeman
of that place. There arc now four iudct-
mcnts pending against this scolndrcl, in the
Criminal Court Of this city: one for the mur-
der of Sergeant Jourdan, one for attempting
to fire a swivel at the police from the corner
of French and Buren, streets one for shooting
musket at the police officers, and one for
roing at the Eighth ward polls. All these
facts taken III connection. we should think
would be Il sufficient recommendation for him
to the place he aspires in democratic Wash
ington city. We havea building 10 this city
he would better grace than the streets of
Washington. There arc several more OF the
same sort sei.ulnins in that place. that it
would be well if the citizens would keep an
eye to. and also get appointed as policemen.
We think that some arrangement might be
made for the arrest Of these parties although
it would be attended with much trouble and
danger to those undertaking the same, as they
arc desperate set of villains M. CHpper.
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n. 3. Since the above was put in type. a
notice has been handed in from the El;ton
Benevolent Society, which the reader will
please sec among the advertisements.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-Thursday was
somehow observed very generally by the
citizens Of this town. Early in the day the
winding Of horns, the Gathering Of horses
roofs and the yelping of hounds told that a
fox hunt was atoot, and later in the day we
heard that the party had some twenty foxes
all running at once, in some Of the nccks
down the river The boys were out in crowds
with guns, but, 50 far as we learned, the game
proved scarce. Most of the stores were
shut, but some of them allowed their doors to
be opened quite frequently. Several Of the
churches had public worship, and were toler-
ably well attended. SO far as we could guess
there was general suffering among the
fowls, particularly the turkeys; fifteen
pound specimen Of the latter found its way to
the editors table, where it met the fate OF
many gallant predecessor. Long live
Governor General Lyon!
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FOREIGN News BY THE EANDERBlLT-The
following is the summary Of news prepared
at Liverpool and southampton bv thc cGi.
respondents Of The Associated ..'rcss The Liv
erpool advices coming Gown TO Friday even
ing, 18th instant and f.om London to Satur
day morning, l4th Instant
lhe deSpon.icnt condition of monetary mat
lers on INC departure Of the steamship Allan
tlc' I'll the afternoon of the | lth insi. resulted
On the following day In a fearful panic
throughout the whole country. All the
banks utterly refused to discount to their pa
irons, which naturally added to the wild
excitement until the afternoon of Thursday,
when Treasury letter appeared in London,
and was instantly transmitted by telegraph
to all the chief cities and towns. suspcnding
the Bank Charter Act and authorship the
issue Of notes to amy amount on approved sc.
curitles. The oilec, at every point was in
s'anlancous, and the panic ceased as if by
magic.
At Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow and
otEer important cities the news was received
with the most cxtlayagant acclamations Of
Ivy.
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wood, Corn, Potatoes.

W7OOD, CORN OR POTATOES, will
w be taken for bills due this office for the
paper or for advertising. Nov. 2l-ow.
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The details Of the news from India by the
last mail add few facts of special importance.
The latest report from Delh states that the
loss of the British at that place, in killed and
wounded was inside of twelve hundred, in
Guiding siXtyfour officers.
All the city people found in Delhi were
bayonettcd by the British troops. Many
Europeans were found in the city fighting in
the ranks of the rebels.
1t was reported that Lucknow, which was
relieved 25th of September, was again brsicg-
ed by Mana Sahib with $4,000 rebels
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PORT DrpOsIT &C SHIHpLAsTERs.' .
We have seen number of notes Of this cur
rency within the last few days. There is,
We suppose, no more doubt Of their Illegally
than there is Of the Illegally of the use Of the
small notes of other States in circulation
amo ngst us. The Corporation of Port De-
post does not pay them out 1t has Il guam
tity of them, which are sold as any mcrchan-
die TO any person who gives an equivalent in
current bank notes; and the treasurer Of the
town redcrms them always. on presentation,
giving in return for them the notes of the
Cecil Bank, or of the Baltimore or Delaware
banks, if referred. The citizens of the
town argue that there was a necessity for
them; large numbers of hands are employed
there in quarrcs and in mechanical establish
mcnts, who are paid weekly; gold and silver
change is locked up in banks or the chests OF
private persons; the small notes of other
States are illegal and scarce withal, and this
shinplastcr issue is. therefore, held by many
of them to be q local necessity. This is their
side of the question.
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HE NEW BOARD OF County CON-
MIssioNEhs meets on Tuesday next, the 1st OF
December, to qualify and enter upon the
duties Of the Office. Constablas will have an
opportunity Of bonding on that day.
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NOTICE.

fHNilE undersigned has taken the OFFICE
IL formerly occupied by Mr.. John NJ uuldin,
80. in North East, Nam street, Opposite
,s,. the Methodist Church, for the purpose
-S of carving on the
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Corol GQnjrs.

ABOUT DUsINEss.-We are endcayor-
ing to settle up the business of Tue CHcIL
WING, as far as possible, being compelled
thereto by the necessities Of the times. We
hope such citizens of the county as are in ar
rears to us, who may happen in El;ton, will
call at the office to settle. We hope also that
persons residing at Il distance will remit what
they owe by mail.--tf.
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BoNDED.-Jamcs McCauley Esq,
Register of Wills, and Barclay Reynolds, Esq,
Sheriff, elected at the late election, gave bond
before the Orphans Court on Friday (yester-
ddyD and on that evening entered upon the
duties Of their respective Offices.
We understand that the new sheriff will re-
move to E!kton on Thursday next; in the
mean time the duties Of the Office will be at
tended to by E. ". Jannry, ESD, Deputy
Sheriff.
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SCREW PREsSEs.-We call attention
to the advertisement of Charles Evans < Son,
manufacturers of letter presses, and all kinds
of screw presses They manufacture first
rate articles, and those wishing presses would
do well to call on Them
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IAN AGED CoupLE.-Mr. Richard
Booth, who resides near this town, is now in
his S3rd year, and his wife is 81. They have
been married GO years, and during that long
period they have happily sustained the rela-
tons Of man ard Wife. They have raised Il
number Of children, all of whom have long
ago left the pat2rnal roof, except a 8: lad - Of
nearly sixty, who remains at home. Ben of
them are quite active, the old gentleman look
Ing to the business Of tn. raun. while fine old
lady manages the household affairs. This is
RE instance Of longevity of married,
couple; they have passed their silver wedding
and their golden wedding, and are reaching
on into another half century of welded life.
May they yet live long and happily together.
FUGITIVE FROM JUsTICE.-Ihc Bal
tmorc Sun OF Thursday has the following
paragraph:
Officer Eldridge, of the middle district
police, on Tuesday night, arrested man
named VIM. Gorrcll, on the charge of being
fugitive from justice, from Cecil county
lie was sent to Jail by Justice Mearis to await
the action OF the authorities OF that county.
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CHANGE OF DAY OF SALE.-l!r.
Mccullough, the trustee, has changed the day
OF sale of the Stevens property, at Ceciton.
from the 18th TO the .22nd Of December, when
it will be sold at Elhton, and not ut Cecilton.
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Clock anG watch Making

BUSINESS. AS have learned the basil
ness under one of the best practical Watch
and Clock Makers in Ba timore, can warrant
all my work to give satisfaction. All work
warranted for one year.
JAMES NJ. BROWN.
Nov. 81, l651-tf.