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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

VNll f undersigned. duly appointed E1ami-
a. ncrs, to view and Diet, rhine tn. pro-
priety of vacating the road leading from
lIill's Upper Fordiug, on Big Elk Creek. TO
the road running westward from Hills Lower
Fording, and of locating new road, to com.
mencc at point in the road east of said
Lower Fording. and running thence north,
ward till it ihtcrSccts the road near Strahorn's $
Mills. hereby give notice that they will meet
al HIS Upper Fording. on TUESDAY. the
23id of March next. at ~ O'Clock u. M, 10
proceed to the discharge of the duties as
signed them by virtue Of their commission.
DAVID SCOTT. (ofJno)
JONES MATTHIAS,
THOMAS GARRETT.
Eco 20, lSjS-tm. Examiners.
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Nrw llANrsIlirE ElEcTloN. Concord
March, L. One hundred ard eight town,
gave republican majority Of 4 $50, which
will be about the majority i'll the State.
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n G'l'KSE

FEyIIE Orphans: Court oil eel county hold
Il their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays of February, April, June,
August, October and December
-Schoolaccounts will be passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. JAMES McCAULEi.
Mars, iS5G---tf. Register.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-13

D-J~Dr Enoch George, well known cit-
z'n Of Queen A:Inc'x county, died at his resi-
d'rcr in Church Hi on the third INST
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TEIIIIS is 20 give notice, that the subscriber
L. Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Conrt of said county, letters teS-
tamcntary on the personal estate Of Franciua
Reynolds, late of said county. deceased All
persons having claims against the SAID de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers there ofduly authen-
ticated. on or before the 18th day OF January,
1859 they may otherwise, by law, be ex-
cludcd trom all benefit Of said estate. Al per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under MY hand this 2Oth day Of January
1859. JOSEPH MILLER.
Executor Of Francina Reynolds, deed
Test--JAs. MCCArLEY, Reg.
Feb. 20, lS5S--6W,
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EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

EXAMINERS NUTIIE.
THE undersigned. duly appointed Ezami-
L ncrS, to view, exauius and determine the
pr"priety of changing the location of the Pu-
bic Road leading from Capt Rowland, Mills
to kidd's Purchase, hereby give notice that
they will meet ut the point where it is prnp0,
Srdto mAite'the chang. on MJmigy. tie i h
tug gf Mirci nerf. at 10 oclocI m. to attend
to the duty enjpined 'y their commission.
X. y. lIlNDMAN,
AMOS EWING.
LLOYD BALUERSTON,
Feb. 10, lSJS-Jw Examiners.
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TRGY ksAEEg1Gs.

T'OR Cemetery Lots, Yerandahs Balcsnys, Win
II dow Guards. Tree Boxes &c; great variety
of new patterns, heavy and light at prices TO suit
tho times MARSHBANE i AlcC0NKEY.
JAMS, Isss-in Lssssstsr, Pa,
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-13

The subscriber will comrnuc Nie NER-
CAMILLE BUSINESS in Port Deposit, at
the store heretofore occupied Hy SAMUEL Il.
Carson < Co. s. ROWLAND CARSON.
January lst, 1858. MAR &, lSjS-3m.
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niSSllIIWllN.

VHHE Partnership heretofore existing
4 under the firm Of Samuel Il. Carson < 60
is this day dissolved hy mutual coHsrut.-
Either partner will use the Maine Of the finn
in settlement Of the business.
JOIlN CARBON.
JESSE Il. COUl.S0N.
SAMUEL K. CARSON.
Jann9ry lst, 1858.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-13

benjamin b. Sweet.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-13

w 7HEELWRIGHT and BLACKSMITH
w shops, now occupied by Mr.. Howard
Titus. The Shop Being 40 by 20 feet, would
be very suitable for Foundry or Mechanics
Woll, Of any kind. Possession given Oh the
18th Of March next. Apply to
ALDRlDGE x co.
Elkton, Feb 10, 1898
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g,(sEt II E.'a'.

"a BRICK DWELLINGS, on North Street,
81 opposite the REGISTERS Office. For
terms: &c. apply to
JOHN T. GALLAHER,
Or, RICHARD G. REESE.
Feb l3, lSj8-iw'
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rNE EET'E'.

TE7lIE DWELLING HOUSE in Little Elk
now occupied by Mr.. Wright. Apply to
V. l.. BENN EFT. Little Elk, or l.. I. BEN
NETT, Elk Landing.
Feb 2I lSjS--2W
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

ENA;NIN EEN' NUTIIE.
FE7iiE Undersigned, duly appointed Exlmi-
4 ucrS to view and determine the pro.
priety of locating q Road = from Phillips
Nonncrly Jackson'S) Mill, in the 9th Districl
to some point on the Public Road leading
from Oak Grove School House to Octoraro
Forge" h"rehr give notice that they will
meet at said Phillips Mill, on WEDNESDAY,
the nth day of March next, at 10 O'Clock Il,
~. t" proceed TO the discharge of The duty
assigned them in their commission.
JOSEPH REYNOLDS.
WILLIAM WARING.
JOHN ". CALDWELL, \
Feb 20. lS'S--tin. Examiners.
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FOR RENT.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having been elected to
L the oflice Of Constable in the Third Elcc-
tion District of Cecil county, offers his SER
vices to the Public in that capNcity. Prompt
attention will be given to the collection of
claims, and to all other. business entrusted
to him. LTCIAN d. ANDERSON,
Dec 10, 1857 Cherry Hill, Cecil CO., Md
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MOTTO (IE,

TIE subscriber having been appointed and
commissioned by the Governor, JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE for Cecil county, is now
prepared to transact all business apper'aining
to that office. JOSEPH P. CANTWELL.
Elkton, Mar 6, 1858
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-13
ALLEN & EEEDEES,
Super Phosphate Of Lime.

THE BEST FERTILIZER IR USE FOR
(t0RN, OATS WHEAT POTATOES GRASS
Aand other crops requiring vigorous and last
ing manure
Pamphlets ie.crbng it, aud the mode Of ap,
plying. can he had grdtuitousy at Our stores. OF
by N I'll when desired
Price SIS per 1000 lbs. (2I ccEts pcr ~
LIBERAL deduction made to DEALERS.
Rcgreting our inability 10 fill all the orders last
fall. owing 10 unfortunate and unforeseen accidents
aud drawbacks. il fords u pie sure to state tina
the necessary rep ,irs and preparations having been
completed. we are now prepared to supply all de.
mInds wihout delay. Our friends will pease
ber in miud that our article is an cid estabis
one, always reliable au uniform is constituents
We have, Also TWO CAhGUES OF
Pacific GGGaB GGuno,
which We can conA emily recommend a. being
quail in value 10 Peruvian GuauO and many
farmers consider it SUPERIOR.
Prics $aj per 1000 lJs III cents per !b)
No. !. Government Peruvian Guano
For sale ut he lowest rates
~ The lc"dins agricultural Journ Is and
Newspaper, are reg ;rly fled at orr odias for the
use Of Farmers. ALLEN d NEEDLES
80 AZ Sou h ,rves and Al South Water st,
Frs store above Chestnut at, Philadelphia.
Feb u. lS5S-3m
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
HAVING moved into. and arlsoge' my NEW
II STORE. | will erdeGvor 20 supply my Gus
'omer5 and friends with fresh goods Al low ,rsot
prio.s NM TORBERT.
Jan 30 New sore next door to Court House
DRIME Chcsse selling at l2t cents. at
WV ToRBERr's
(tENTS' SILK and Wool Hats, the latest styles
Vt slTsys cn hand az wK loapEar
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B'esIS Fs EEv,

rE1!lE TWO STORY STONE HOUSE, with
H. back building and stable annexed, in
Rock Run. north end Of Port Deposit, suita
bic for any kind Of business, and recently
repaired. Possession given at once. Apply
to JOHN CARSON.
Feb -, 1SJS--iw
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L Desirable Property

The improvements are a neat. new. and
Exs-g substantial frame dwelling. lG
So a a 4 by % feet. tWu stories and attic.
&h TX conveniently divided, painted
ssl5 .sss ~. - and dpapered with back building
attacecd with a pump OF first rate water
therein. \ good Carpenter shop II hJ %
feet. i stable, carriage house &c, under one
roof l6 by 10 feet and all other necessary
out buildings. garden and yard fences all new
and in good repairs there is alsoquite nun :.
her Of choice fruit trees. vines, &C., in
thrifty condition.
Thi: property is eligibly situated and ad-
mirahly adapted to the wants Of almost any
of the mechanical branches, and will be sold
at a very moderate price to good purchas
cr. ROBERT II. ENGLAND.
March 2l5t If 1857.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-13

Benjlmin B. Sweet
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-13
REAL ESTATE.
hElE IIJ Il E'
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
s1I virtue Of a Decree OF the Circuit Conrt.
- for Cecil county. in Chanc cry, the un-
drrSiSncd, as Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale, at the Court House door, in Elkton,
Cecil county, Nd, on
7ue>d,y, the 3OA dag Of March, 1858,
at O'Clock u. M,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
lying aud being in Cecil county, Of which
Ann OlihaIn lately died seized, said tract
being part Of
BOHEMIA MINOR.
originally granted to Augustine Herman, and
containing
222 ACRES. More or Less.
This Tract is sitnated about one and ah1lf
u lies south OF Chesapeake City. on the road
leading to Bohemia Ferry, and is divided by
said road into two portions, supposed TO con-
tain respectively III and 50 acres each.--
The soil is nf excellent quality and capable
of hah state of cultivation, aud the location
is in a neighbC.liood where lands are rapidly
advancing in value. The BUILDINGS ana
fences are in good condition. The property
viii br sold in two parcels AS divided 10y the
road, the buildings being so arranged rs tn
suIt both parcels. There is sufficient Wood
land for the purposes OF the farm. A plat
will be exhibited by the Trustee Oh the day
uC sale.
THE TERMS or SALE prescribed by
HE Decree Require onr-thhd ut the purchase
m"ucy 10 b. paid III cash on the day Of sale.
"uo-lhrt in nine months thcrrfrom ana one
third in eighteen months from the day Of
sale the credit Payments to bear interest
from the day Of sale, and ia" payment rhrro-
Of to he secured by the bonds or notes OF
the purchaser or purchasers. with surety
or aurrties to be approved Of hy the trustee.
JAS. 7. MCCULLOUGH,
Ii>tun. Mar q. lGlS---iS. Trustee.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-13

Samuel Logan, (nsr
James A. Davis and
Edwin j. Kin, bart,
trading under Ii e
lanIc and firm of,
:! !"naes \. Davis 4
Co.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-13

James 4. Davis and
Edwin }. Riucl,art.
trading I'M Ter I h t
name an Il firm ot
j James 4. Davi, x Co.
vs..
BENZ cnii Is. Sweet.
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PERSONAL.

49,. The Macon (Ga Telegraph states that ex
President Comonfort, Of Mexico, was in that city
on Sunday last.
80. William Ellis, a Baltimore actor and
scene painter of considerable ability, died In
that city yesterday morning.
80. Andrew Kennedy, Esq is now lying dar
gerOusly i'll at his residence In Jefferson comfy
and his life is despared of by his physicians and
friends.
.... Chevalier Bunsen declines the appoint
ment Of Prussian Minister to the Court of 81.
James, and announces his intention to devote
the remainder Of his life to literature
900. Hon. Edward Everett delivered sscba,itv
lecture" In Richmond. on Thursday, which
yielded 1874. He is to deliver his lecture on
"Washington" In this city.
At the fire which destroyed the Pacific
Hotel at ST Louis, few days since, the celr-
brated Billy Birch, of the Central America dis
aster memory, made another narrow escape with
his life. He and his band Of Ministries were
boarding at the hotel at the time Of tie Gre. NJ:
George w. Hill, Of Baltimore, a member Of his
company, also made a very narrow escape
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TEE PUBLIC PRINTING IN TIE VIRGINIA LgsIs-
LATURE-OPPosITIoy TO THE ESQuIRER-
SPEECH OF JOSEPH SEGAR, ESQ
To t.s Editor of the Star:
You have probably observed that a consider
able portion OF the time of the Virginia Legi.la-
tare at its present session has been devoted to
discussion OF the Propriety of reducing the rates
at which the public printer is paid The bill
was passed in the House Of Delegates few DAVIS
ago. What will be its fate In the Senate, Is not
known yet The pretext for this movement is
seOAoD.y. and doubtless such a consideration in
ruenced the action of many who supported It,
But the primary motive was too palpable in the
outset to be mistaken. Ii was a factious opposi-
non 70 the Richmond Enquirer by Democrats
who, apprehend, have no Overlooking affection
toi TIE Administration. There were able and
splflted speeches delivered on both sides. Two
N.ehDrIs OF the House, who are practical print
ss anu gentlemen Of intelligence opposed the
Isoeuoh OF the rates, and demonstrated that
nubl,c ersr not Too high that the profits Of the
RuoiIc printer are not at all unreasonable under
the present system. But the plea of economv
made the opposition effective.
JosePh Segar, Esq the distinguished delegate
from Elizabeth City, made an irrefragsbie go,
nent against the proposed innoyation 49, 81.
prices paid for the public printing He a. n,,an
entertained the House with his eloonencs 80
Instructed and convinced II with his ioo,,. ~
many questions growing out Of the great c.n Ua
Of internal improvements his efforts In bebaIf 81
which entitle him to be regarded as the DrWi,t
Clinton OF Virginia; and IL is said his spec on
the public printing. few days ago, was well
worthy Of his reputation. The Enquirer has
fought and Is still fighting hard for the Admin
tstration, and Mr.. Segar has stood nObly by the
Enquirer In this contest. o.
A DESPERATE GAME, TRULY.-The newspa-
pers especially devoted to the fortunes Of SEN
stor Douglas are just now busy with efforts to
convince the South in Congress that opposition
to the views Of Mr.. d. and the Republican
party on the Lecompton Constitution question
Is death to Southern rights Though Mr.
Douglas and his two Senatorial lieutenants,
and his little cohOrt in the House, are at til,
moment as ardent and active colaborers and
constant councillors, with Messrs Seward,
Hale, Wilson, Stanton Of Ohio, LOvejoy, ct al,
ppon the great question dividingparsiss In this
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CONGRESSIONAL.
THIRTY. fifth CongYess-First Sesytsu,

THE SENATE was not in session during yester
day.
In THE HOUSE, Mr.. Smith, Of Tenn, was ad
vocating the admission of Kansas under the LIE
compton Constitution, when our report closed
lie urged that the sectional strife which now
prevails in the country commenced in Congress
and is owing to the bitterness evinced by Repre-
sentatives when discussing questions involving
had been shown by Mr. Harris, Of Illinois, in q
speech made in the House last year, to be the re-
suit of n conspiracy formed here in Washington
aud In that speech that gentleman had contended
that the ink was not dry on the Kansas-N ebraska
bill before this revolutionary party had formed
their plot, and even fixed upon the time and place
when the frst blood was to be shed.
Mr.. Harris said he had nothing to retract from
that speech
MIR. Smith urged that the people of Kansa,
were almost unanimously in favor Of admission
from several Kansas newspapers to show thai
the people desired the admiss on
The hour fixed for terminating the general de
bate having arrived
nothing had been said in committee respecting
the Indian Appropriation bill, ne would waive
his right to close the debate thereon.
Tue bill was then read aud laid aside
On motion of Mr.. Jones, of Pa the hill ap-
propriating 1890 600 to enable the President to
fulfil the stipulatiOns of the treaty with Denmark
for the discOntinuanCe of the Sound Dues, wa,
taken M.
Mr.. Jones urged the necessity of its passage
as the Government is under obligations to pay
the money on the 18th Of April next.
Mr.. Giddngs made somewhat fprvent anti.
Lecompton speech, denouncing that Constitution
as violation Of the Constitution Of the United
States, of the principles of justice, and OF the
laws Of God. He regarded the bred Scott deci
sion as atheistical and diabolical, and charged
the Administration Of design to seize on Cuba
and of other flibustering projects
After further discussion, the Committee rose
and reported the Indian appropriation bill and
the bill in relation to the treaty with Denmark to
the House.
Under the operation Of the previous question
both We're read third time and passed
The Speaker laid before the House a message
from the President of the United States, trans.
uniting the reports Of the Secretary of State
Secretary Of War, Secretary of the Interior. and
Attorney General, containing information called
for by resolution of the House of the 21th ult .
in relation to the origin of the military expedi.
ton Of Utah Territory, the instructions to army
ofdcers, their correspondence with Brigham
Young and his followers, and other matters tend.
ing to throw light upon the question how fa
said Territory is In state Of rebellion
The documents were referred to the Committed
on Territories and ordered to be printed
MIR. Smith, of Va, moved that one thousand
extra copies be printed which motion was re
ferred to the Committee on Printing
The House ad journed till Monday.
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A TELLING SPEEcH.-On all sides We hear
the speech delivered yesterday by Mr.. Smith,
of Tennessee, in the House hall, on the Kansas
question, spoken of as one of the ablest and
most effective arguments up to this time, re-
sulting from the discussion of the subject any
where or under any circumstances The signs
are that it is likely to become q Democratic
party textbook, as it were.
VIsIr TO TEE PLYNoUrH.-Gov Holly of
Connecticut accompanied by the wife, daughter
and son of Mr.. Minturn of New York, Of the
firm Of Grinnell 4 Minturn, visited the Ply
mouth practice ship, at the Washington Navy
Yard, at IL o'clock this morning, and we're re-
ceived and shown over the vessel with his usual
courtesy by Commander Dahlgreen. A salute
to Gov. Holly was fred by the Plymouth.
SENATOR HENDERSON, of Texas, the success.
sor of the late lamented Rusk, is expected to
reach Washington this evening, and will, nc
doubt, take his seat in the Senate Chamber or
Monday next.
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about O'Clock q m .
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ID Competition has cheapened very consd-
erably the cost Of fare to California The old
mail line via Panama, now charges for the second
cabin 500, instead of 5000, and for the steerage
$50, instead Of $3.50 This includes the S25
charged each passenger for the transit of the
lsthmus. The public are getting the benefit Of
he rivalry, but whether the companies will
make anything by il is doubtful
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WEsT AFRIcA.-A private letter from Bishop
Payne, January lst states the decease of Mrs
Payne, on December 4th. He speaks of the COM
Portable health of the remaining members of the
(EpiscopaD Mission, including that of the rec
ladies just arrived from the United States. The
Bishop writes from Cape Coast Castle, having
left Cape Palmas for season, for restoration of
health
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III We are indebted to Shillington, Odeon
Building, for the March number of the Atlantic
Monthly, and which strikes us as by far the best
Of the five numbers issued. It's articles are all
readable, and some are of great merit Amongs
the noticeable ones is a savage onslaught upon
Parton's life of Burr. Slavery is not meddled
with In this number
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IL convention, to be composed Of the Epis-
copal clergy and lay delegate from each parish
and organized congregation on the Eastern Shore
has been called to convene at Cambridge, on the
Nth Of April, to ascertain the of the church
as to the proPriety Of division Of the diocess OF
MARYLAND
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IL Prof Swallow, state GeOlogist, of Mis-
souri,, has made an important geological discov-
eryin Kansas Of formation hitherto unknown
In the West, {. that of Permian rocks, identi-
cal with Perman species of Russia and Eng
land
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Free, at Portsmouth
Va, has accomplished his great feet Of walking |.
without stopping to rest or sleep, 106 hours He
started on his journey Tuesday at ~ O'Clock m :,
and arrived at his journeys end last Saturday
night Ut 10 O'Clock,
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II Cardinal Wiseman has issued pastora
letter in which he announces the appointment O
jubilee by the Pope.