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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-10

Col. BHNroS. - The latest accounts from
Washington stale that CnlnmI Benton is
stretched upon the bed of death, virrllent
and necessarily fatal diSraSc craving at his
vitaIi the nDn.sut when it Will still the ptIl-
SIS OF lie alone unrrItuin' In the midst Of his
>nIlrllngS lac is dcsotiug all ils energies to-.
tn" complexion of has great woilf. the
Ahldgsmcnt o; the Debates in Congress
HIS most unleentlug political foes mast virld
their admiration to hIS inloulabIe spirit as
the awful shadow uf d, alh approaches thar
bedside vi muat he anNious to see his
present desire gratlcd aud his ask hnshgd
bylnIe tic dread Summons arrives. \ New
YORK contemporary EXPRESSES its surprise
that some action has not been taken hY
Congress to give Il national Importance to
'hS work. Ii any books are to be pure laSrd
We do not sec where work Of slI Ii enduring
and Of such national mn or anre could Lc
iound AS this one. besides TIE act would he a
gratifying compliment to the hrrui: old 5 M.
tor, who, i'll the closing hours Of his ailuou>
HE, would doubtless cuu(lier it the greatest
houor that could be bestowed upon him.
ElH. Imgllcaa.
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ICo rrespondcnec of The Cecil Wbig.
Letter from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE APRIL 9TH, '5S

DALI iMDkE -iPkll. itIl, &c.
DEAR Nix. EDITOR: Most Of the locoloco
party lave such regard for the Present, mis-
bogottcn Constitution they a,c determined to
prevent the making a new one at all hazards
without regard to truth.
1t was argued by Mr., John Nelson a good
democrat certainly, aud MIR. \. VI Bradford,
good Wing, before large portion Of .hclatc
House of Delegates that the main objection
to the Eastern Shore project WAS that the pres.
sent constitution tUrbdS such 4 measure, and
yet the l.ocolrcos, pretending to favor the
Eastern Shore Claim, are using u set of gen
tlrmcn to defeat the making a new Constilu.
ton, which is the only remedy for this
Eastern Shore case
They allcge that Baltimore city wants an
increase Of representation which they know
is untrue--which desire never has been
breathed by any member of the American
Party III Baltimore city; but even il it We're
true did not every member OF the Last House
Of Delegates from Baltimore offer to vote for
an appropriation to the Eastern Shore, which
was unconstitutional, and which did not in
volve giving away the States control Of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad ! 1t is my honest
conviction that without the difficulty i'll this
l.ocoioco Constitution, the strongest friends
the Eastern Shore had III the House were
from Baltimore city.
The plain proposition before the Lceisla-
ture was TO give away the States Interest IN
tic Baltimore 4 Ohio Road and set aside the
| injunction, lorbIdding the fraudulent extra
dividend which the Courts have granted,
to prevent the Stockholders from swinding
the State, for the sake of paying $lOO0,UUO
to the Eastern Shore! Give away what cost
the state eight millions, to pay one
We had rather tax Baltimore city alone TO
| pay the amount, than do this
I 1t was the misfortune of the Eastern Shore
delegation that at Annapolis they fell into
trap set for them by the Stockholders in the
| Baltimore & Ohio Railroad who were in in
tcrest. antagonStc TO he State and sought
to lid themselves Of the States control.
That the thing was discovered, is lucky
both for the Eastern Shore and the rest Of the
state.
BIT that those gentlemen on the Eastern
Shore, after this deception, should fall into
Locotoco snare, and seek by maintaining TINS
constitution, to pcrpctuate the obstruction to
the pay ment Of their claim is lamenlable.
| Let it he known thou Mr.. Editor, that if
the Eastern Shore ever expects TO be paid,
the present Constitution must be mcndcd
with a new one. Messrs Nelson " Bradford
demonstrated this point to the satisfaction Of
every candid mind.
Il" it known also that Tie Locofocos are
using the people Of the Eastern Shore to per-
petuatc the evils we live under, not that they
have the slightest intention to do any thing
for them, but they seize with the reckless
ness OF dying men, this Eastern Suorc straw
to regain power or keep atoat, till anotA,r
tlue in the affairs of men shall pIvp Them
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For lie Cecil Wig.
The Memory OF Judge Tourer.

At meeting of the Court and Bar, held
at the Court House in Eliton on Monday
Evening the 9TH day OF April in the year 1888.
for the purpose Of tcStiiyng their respect for
the Memory Of the late Judge Hopper. the
Hon. John IL. Price was called to the Chair
and John c. Gr"omc appointed Secretary.
On motion of Francis A. Ellis ESD. Il com
mittcc consisting of T.. +. Chambers. +. A.
Ellis and Henry W. Archer Esqrs. WAS an
pointed TO prepare suitable Resolutions for
the meeting; and the said Committee, after
consultation. reported the following. which
were unanimously adopted.
RESOLVED, That while we cordially Sympa-
thizc with our Brethren in the adioinin.y
Circuit for the loss they have sustained in tn.
death Of Judge Hopper, we chceriuIly unite
IN doing that justice to his mrluoYv which an
official life OF more than thirty years. devoted
to the faithful and honest DISCHARGE of his
duties can justly claim.
RESoLvtD. That we are well assured we
express the universal sentiment Of the Citizens
OF Cecil county, when We bear our strongest
testimony t" the most Scrupuious purity and
integrity. which distinguished him always in
tIlc administration "i has ,itticS for the lone
lpcriod during which he occupied a seat on,
the Bench in tllis coulty; all, every where.
agree Ill the tact that " Judge Hopper WAS an
upright Iudgr.'
hhSoLN I'D, i!iit We Dear in grateful re-
inclnhr'nce the many agreeable instances OF
courtesy and Of professional Intercourse with
the deceased during his official visits to this
county.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these Rcsou
tons be addressed to the family Of the
PSSfSt S}s 81 ,55 P Count, T. ami nHt tbs
requested at the opening Of the session
tomorrow to order them 10 be put upon its
proceedings. JOHN II. PRICE, cllirman
JONI &. G;;uoME Sect'y.
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Tile onslaught made by certain
of the locofoco papers on Judge Cham
bcrs, because he favors the proposed
Reform Convention, comes with bad
grace. If he opposed the former Con-
vention, they were for it and if he is
for the one proposed, arc they more con-
sstent in being opposed to it (! But the
Judge was on the Bench on the former
occasion, and in opposing the change in
the Constitution he but obcycd the old
one, as he was sworn to do. Now he
goes for rcmcdying the defects i'll the
present constitution, according to its
own provisions, as he and all Of us may
legally do.
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'wroRrhHT FROM CTAu.-Co. JoAosto1'S
EVccFrc Force determination 10 Itach SAT-
!,ohc CHg. Nc.--St Loui&. .NoHiap, .4p,H D
The Utah mail which left Camp Scott March
|. Las arrived. The troops continued in iinc
health and were awaiting the determination
ct tier Commander to proceed to Salt Lake
Col Johnston had a regular effective force Of
SEQ men. and a Thousand animals III good
condition, with large volunteer force, and
the general impression was that he would
not wait for re enforcement before making the
attack. Communication with Salt Lake City
was entirely prohibited. and liilc OF nothing
was known Of the intentions or preparations
ct the MorhonS to resist the entrance of the
troops Col Johnston 5 dispatches will be
forwarded immediately to Washington.
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KANsAs.--Thc Senate having returned the
Kansas Bill to the House, the latter Body, on
Thursday, voted to adhere to the Crittcndcn
amendment which it had previously, with
some modification, adopted. The vote stood
against the Lccompton Constitution are
Mcssrs Ricaud, Davis and Harris of Md,
Marshall and Underwood of Ky, and Gilmcr
of N. G. The members from this State have
their party, almost to man, and many of
the opposite party, with them in their position
on this question.
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Coral EHoirs.
TIE COUNTY MEETING or TUESDAY.

TIE COUNTY MEETING or TUESDAY.
The County Meeting held in the Court
House on ru"sd.ty last. to consider the pro
pricty Of sending delegates to Il VI U.s. Convert
zion Of The citizens Of the Eastern Shore,
called to meet at Ea>ton on the ] tli and 18th
inst, was organized by making G.. NJ. Ehridgr,
Esq, Chairman and j. W. CLAYTON. ESD,
Secretary. Onmotion OF l.. S. Crorpur, Esq,
the following gentlemen We're appointed by
the chairman, u Committee to draft Resolu-
lions expressive Of the sense vi the meeting
viz l.. S. Cooper, II. Yanlcrfori jr. John
NJ. Y. Kidd, Thos. V. Ward. f. d. McClena.
han, and John b. Rowan.
After sometime spent in consultation the
Committee reported Il series Of Resolutions.
(btinG the saline as those adopted at Chester
town by the citizens of Kent, ans! printed in
Tile llAis, last week, except the last rcsolu-
ton not to send delegates tn Easton, in place
Of which the Committee substituted Il resolu-
tiGn recommending the sending Of delegates,
aud authorizing other persons to attcnd.)
Mr.. Clayton proposed TO amend the Rcso-
lutions by striking out the one to send
delegates and insert the following:
RESOLVED, That lcrming ii unwisc and
iucXpcdicut to hold an Eastern Shore Conycn-
ton, we decline to send Delegates to the one
proposed 10 be held at E.lston on the lith
inst.
This amendment elected much discussion.
in which quite number Of those present took
part. Upon vote being taken the Resolution
recommending the sending of delegates, and
authorizing other persons to attend was
stricken out by a vote Of two to one of tie,
persons present.
AT this stage OF proceedings motion to
adjourn prevailed. and So the people of Cecil
refused to send delegates to Easton, to the
proposed Eastern Shore Convention.
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PORT DEPOSIT MARKET.
Reported by J. 4. DmiS y Ca !

Ponr DEPOSIT April 0. l>57.
White Wheat Sl.l5, Red Wheat luO :
Corn G2c; Oats 3Dr. Potatoes 7Dn: No. /
P,rrv'an Grmuo. S5l 90. IA. Mexican de-,
$1,000 DE E,rg's and 1tnod,.s' Supcf phos
phatc. SIS G. y. Salt, ;illO.
BALTIMORE, April %rh.-Gcod 70 rrimr
rcd wheat loo to LOG piiluc white Wheat
stu to -. Corn both white and VII
low 90 to 90 cents. Rye - cents. Oats 80
to 80 cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra - % to 50 20
NlLMiNGToN, April Slh.-Whcat 81 q
Corn 81 CTS; Oats So Flour s. 50.-- JopruoL
PHILADELPHIA April S,h.-Wncat rcd
81 0S TO 40: White liz to l.3n: Com g.
cents, Oats 81 cents; Flour - 81 to 5000.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET Anil
e. The market for beef cattle the ia t we,
was lathc" dan. and prices declined shout
20 cents in the leo lbs. The oil rims
amounted TO over loco head. and the pircS
ranged from !, loi inferior to 10 for prime
and To- lur extra.
The sheep market was quite lively. and
lriccS remain high $500 head were disposed
OF Ut from $40 to ) 81 aud 6. according 20
quality and condition. There was hlt l,lr
Change III the market for cows and calves.
20 head were sold at from 80 to s. for
lncii cows, and from SOB To ~ for DIV cows.
The market for swine remains about the same.
prices varyln- lrom &c 30 10 ! - per loo lbs.
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II The Grand Jury will get through with
their business this morning

TIE Revival OF BUSINESS. Tho news
papers furnish the best evidence that business
has revived. A month ago the columns of
the principal business newspapers in l}alli-
more, Philadelphia, New York and Boston
were filed with news paragraphs. editorial
comments. correspondence and mlsce''aie-
Gus selections. Now they are almost entire
ly filled with advertisements news and
correspondence are condensed to the smallest
space and business excludes editorial essays
until a more pfopitiots season. These are
good signs FOL the pubic. Bal. Sun sss.
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MAP OF CECIL.

wi ~ l. Wv NJLS1 J..
JNllE Publisher takes pleasure in an
nouncins, that after examination had in
ercnt parts of the county, he believes the
r OF CECIL. is correct, and has consc-
X placed it in the cngraver's hands, who
h-his labor, AND the Map be COM
about the middle of June. next
yss,cribcrs will please bear in mind. and be
Tepared to do their duty, when the under
sgncd shall have performed his. Additional
disorders will be thankfully received, if
Addressed TO the undersigned by mail. or left
IN either Of the books which are still to be
E,nnd at
Elkton Post Offlcc-J. F.. Brown.
Port Dcposit--Jesse X. Coulson's Store.
Brick Meeting IIouse--C. II. liancs' Store
North East--R. j.. Thomas Store.
. Narwick--Strccts \ Bonds Store.
SIMON J. MARTENET,
No. = South Street,
Mar 6, 1S5S-tr Baltimore.
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For Kassn frAs and Elk Rivers.


/7M 4 DSpusu u'iu ituFfc-ue- race, JlGfUltiHu.
o. STEAHER lady WILMER. Captain
llsfllfSN " iLSoN. having been thoroughly
soverhaued and put in complete repair
lying Freight, and handsomely fitted up for
2coMno1aon of Passengers leaves Race st
esf. Philadelphia. every WEDNESDAY AT
43 NOON. at O'Clock for Winners Point Md .
aing at Port Herman and Fori's on the Elk
fsr1-.Iurner's Greek Fishers. C#ssidays
s.sygetewn. md Frtdercktown on the Sassafius
g&ETIRNlNG, leaves Winners Point ut o'clk
M. Thursdays. and Fredelicktown at p M
2ueh!ng at all the above landings, reaching
philadelphia early Friday morning
For Port Deposit mid H0,rc-de- Gree,
tsyery SATl EDAl at clock p. III from the
S.ne Wharf.
::KETuRNlNu. leaves Port Deposit at n. M.
sdondays. arriving in Philadelphia early Tu,sd
corning touching Mt Havro.de Grace, Ford's and
Fort Norman each way
III FARE, ONE DOLLAR MEALS EXTRA
S t-e Merchandise Furniture. Grain, Agricultural
I'm PIGMENTS. Seed Horses. Cattle Sheep &C.
i,isep ut Low Rates. ~ For Freight or Passage
@.ply 10 Captain Wilson board the boat
~ n B.-All Freight to Turner's Creek must be
Z prepaid. Imarch 20. lSjS-tr
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Chinese SUGAR Zane Seed.

ME subscriber has for sale several bushels
l. of CHI NESE lMpIlEE, or Sorgho Seed.
grown from Mr. Wray's importation Of Last
year; the only PrnE Seed in the Market.
phlCE--1J cents per Quart, 1T the tam.
hi!h Purchase, ami at the same rate in
IatkaSrS. prepaid, p"rmai. Pc, l2c.. 2:Jc.
JUc. amt 81. with Instructions tor planting.
Ne. Postage Stumps received in piyn,nt.
Address MILTON Y. kIDD
April TO- lS5S--lw. Port Deposit. Md.
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New CITIZENS. The following persons
had been naturalizcd at the present session of
the Court, up till yesterday evening; Daniel
Murphy, Matthew Smith, Patrick Brcnnin
and Thomas Mcdowell. natives Of Ilcland-
John Boycc and John Mckinley, also lrishmcp
have declared their intentions"
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GoDEY's LADY's Book. We have from
Mr.. Cooley the May number Of his book.
The cngravings. fashion plates, patterns, &C.,
arc finely executed and valuable, and it con.
tains much interesting reading matter.
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" Mr.. Black, the artist, remains in
our town, and is making some admirable
portraits. In our opinion there are few men,
anywhere capable Of taking more exact
likeness in crayon.
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DIR. II. JAMES,
Extract Of Cannabis Indica,

(Klcoholc preparation from the leaves imported
from Calcutta.l
For TIL L y f II NJ a n EMIT CURE OF
CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS, Asthma. Coughs, Colds. Nervous
- Debility, &c. PRICE. S20D per Bottle
SYN None genuine without DR.. ii. James, 10
Grand street, jersey City, blown i'll the bottle. -
For sale by
ii. ii. Mitchell, Sole Agent for Elkton.
James Wilson,
Sole Agent for Port Deposit.
Feb o. ISJS-Sm
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CO-lsARTyERSs FyFs.

TNIIE unde rsigned have this day entered
L into Co-Partnership in the Mercantile
business, under the name ana nrIn OF lIaines
L. Ireland. CHARLES II HAlNES:
JOHN NJ. IRELAND.
Brick Meeting House, Md, Jan /, 1858.
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Ui)c 3ttlr!irt5.
ElkTON MARKET.
lRrvorcd by II. S. Sii'r<.
ELHroN, Ap il .. 49,

ELKFON. Ap 7 ,. .SIS.
Rcd Wlca: >l.o0, White do. Il 10. y,llrw
Corn, G., white 81, Oats II: Potatoes - ::
Nails. Il %: Peruvian t;ianD A. No
|. 95j: Mexican do - 90. Columbian 10
-" 90 E"c%c'a Manipulated Guauo, ); 81 90
d. Burg Snpcl Phosphate 80 90; Plaster
- q. \. Salt - 31l: llcrr'in2S. per tNI
- %. \. c. trimmed Siad per half bbl. =,
- 90: Timothy Seed per bush =! 80, Clover.
seed II 81
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Wednesday,, The 1911 day Of Mn
at II O'Clock a. III. All that V.
MILL PROPIIP
at North East Cecil county, Md, or
Thomas p. WollaSton. jst
This property contains Is H.,
less, and the Improvements nsc
of a large GRlST MILL
DWELLING HOUSE, Gated
Stable and other necessary M. n
The said Mills are co. Of the
near the Rail Road statiqgagc in
Is. r., at North East, anl'invitcd
attention OF all persons priy will
the Milling business, fehaser.
TO examine the prcmismonev 10
be sold at the risk Of ID the other
TNEMs.--Onc-halfe said day
be paid cash on the Six Months
hall, with interest uercdit pay
Of sale, to be paid ID Of the pnr- +
fruN the said daYT i
ment to be see fail to comply =,
chaser, with apI.his bid will be .
If the highteq pld 10 the next A
strictly with Tie EARLE, =
rejected, and. Trustee.
highest hidd#
IilluIl. AZ
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~ Rev. Mr.. Duncan of this town,
will address the Temperance Society at Port
Deposit, on Wednesday evening, the DIST inst.
lie is powerful speaker on the Temperance
subject
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IrThere was large crowd of rer-
sons present at the Temperance Meeting in
the Court House, on Wednesday evening"
Speeches were made by Mcssrs. II. Il. Tor
bert and John Brown of Baltimore. Remarks
were also made by Mcssrs Wilmer, McClcm,-
han and Ewing. The meeting adjourned to
meet on Wednesday evening next.
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NOTICE
To Merchant Traders & others

4 Li. persons and bodies, corporate anil
1 a p"itir. IN Cecil county, who ar, or shall
hc exercising or pursuing any business, or
hG DONG an act or tlin% or Shall in the uSe
or "ccnpation of any house or place for any
Purp"S', for which Il licci.Sc is made uce,s.
Sary iy an Act "ithc General Assembly #
Wary l"|I, PASSED AT December Session lS.1x
chapter H., ant the several supplements
Thereto. are hereby warned to ubtlin Il Liz
cclSc, or y,l"W the sane, before the
10Th Day OF May. ensuing.
under ia" penalties prescribed in slii Act of
Assembly and of the several supplements
th"Tct" for every nirNcton Of said lws.-
By an At passed At the recent Legislature,
All persons requiring licrl.scS will have to
Apply Tor ITEM in person, as the law requires
the arl IicIuts to state on oath the amount Of
S""HN, %c., the have OF expect to keep on
hah At III" principal seasons Of SUI, before
The license can he issued
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
AlF'I ~, 'HpS-lm Sheriff.
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~ -. -as AMERICAN STATE CCryclL.-A
Z >:.r..s--s Special Meeting Of the Maryland
State G EnciI Of the American Party will be
held in the city Of Bait imorr. ON WEDNE>-
DAY, the 2Stli day Of April. inst, ut ] |
O'Clock u. NJ. Conhty and City Councils are
requested to send full Delegations, as bust
ness OF Importance will be Laid before the
meeting.
County newspapers favorable to the cause
are requested to give the above article one
or tw" Insertions. BY order Of the
April 1t. PRESIDENT.
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TRUSTEES OF THE PooR.-Thc County
Commissioners at their meeting this week
appointed the following gentlemen Trustees
OF the Poor for the year commencing 1st
Monday in May, viz; Davidson d. Pearcc,
Fredns Aldrdse, Joseph Miller, Henry
Bennett, (ofNorth EastO and VIM. Cameron,
(Of RohtD
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COnstablc's Sale.

Is issn '.Te OF a writ ofVcnditioni Eypon,s
,ccx , n th py James B. Price, one Of iH 'J,'S'
IN and for Cecil county ", Y ,I % Maryland,
'nd lr,ce' against the goods and and ., ,oossph
to me Iircct toI'n'thtS Of Abel Mcrriit, and
execution ,'c aL have seized and taken i H'
rst,,ta al the right, title, intrr"s, '',''
vs''te, at law and in equity oI , ,"''feSt amt
iA ,,,' m and TO Lot, Piece or I Tn hoe
im "a situate lying and being in , Hr'cl OF
conta j ar E, Cecil county afurr,' VII
&c ti'a , .',e' Of an Acre.
JI0Iys sane Ml., more or less. with Couvo
hat n.y." 'n,tfeon and hereby sir.. '' ZOE, 81,
rslant At 1n 10 'uihD if the iSt Day Of Mny
lie on the ~ pro~ ni"cN a. M, will oGor for
uc cu" ana taken in execution hp l p SO
''' 10 The highest bidder for c,vl, "'''c
Aprir IN 700 JOIN RICHARpS !
-' i'0''-ls. $4,000 Constable.
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STORE GOODS

which they offer for CASH, at prices to suit
the times, and expect to keep n stock of
goods, constantly on hand to meet the wants
of the prompt Cash paying community.
G3r'All kinds Of country produce taken as
cash, in exchange for goods at market rates.
HAINES X IRELAND.
Brick Meeting House, Jan ., 1858 -3m.
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NOTICE.

ENIIE undersigned take this method Of in
i forming their friends, customers and the
public generally, that they have large and
well selected stock of
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=, raiaie Dwelling ANA She,

We Che haSt' Cecil county, Md. wbrrn 's' o.
I'M b ,"n n"ts" r.. Cameron resides and j'I
.ys sGr", ,,' Tie Isl dag Of l1v. 1873
it Al" 'ne hours of one and three o.,i,,,
qgn ' a, i inc hotel of Mrs. Lnm. in said i" rI
5nbiic a,l expose the said prop@u rn 'a Il,
cash +, a"tlion to 'he highest biIIrE a.; at
~ satisfy sad writ ana costs. '0r
April 10, ls5 so5hIl y, r. r., MAHoNy,
" l''VOJ Constable
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having been elected to
y the office of Constable in the Third Elcc-
ZION District of Cecil county, oijsrs his ser
vices to the Public in that capacity. Prompt
attention will be given to the collection of
claims, and 70 all other business entrusted
to him. LUCIAN b. ANDERSON.
Dec 10, 1857 Cherry Hill, Cecil co., Md