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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-07

sAr The celebrated racer, Fashion, was ex-
.hibited at the Ohio State Fair last week.
She had with her q full blooded colt. She is
now over 2l years old. and has won for her
owners at different times $64, 600. She is now
owned BIZ Reebsr Il Keeting Of Lancaster.
Ohio, who purchased her three years ago for
$500. 0AAsf
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x. SONDHEIMER

TIRE GRRAT :CLoTHTER, has just received a
4 very large stock of Fashionable FALL and WIN
TER CLOTHING, for MEN and BoYs wear.
His Stock consists of Over Coats, Dress, Frock
and Business Costs, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Collars,
Hosiery, Gloves, Drawers, Trukns, Carpet Bags, &C,
&C. In fact, / HAYS made up my mind to do Cash
business. and sell my goods cheaper for Cash than
any one in Freehold. s
Ny Clothing consists of all the Latest Styles-is
we'll made, and warranted to please. E
Remember to Cali at K. SoNDHEIMER's Clothing
Emporium, next door to David Patterson's Hotel,
Maln Street, Freehold. nod
*. SONDHEIMRR, Proprietor.
September %, 1868. tt
N. BAH persons indebted to X. ssndheimer,
ere requested 10 settle withoat delay.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-07

sr Mr.. John Beatty. Cashier Of the Mt.
Holly Bank, died on Saturday last, He had
served as Cashier, for the past forty years.
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T. T

r osT ON SATURDAY NIGHT LAST, going from
IL Freehold 70 Marlboro, a BLACK SILK MANrILLA,
trimmed with wide and narrow trimming, and fringe
en- the edge, and tassel on each shoulder.
Any person finding the above article, and leaving
it at tho Millinery Store of LYDIA VAN CLEAF
Freehold, or at the First Toll Gate" will receive
the thanks of the owner.
September %. 1858. 3w
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-07

Near Blacks Mills, Monmouth County, on III.
Both ofJune last, CATHARINE, wife Of william
P. Probasco, aged about SO years
On Friday evening, Gath inst, IN MiddletowI
Point, NANCY PAINTON, daughter Of Henry ant
Ann Painton, aged % years. y
In Philadelphia, on Tuesday evening last, HENRY
WETHERLY, formerly a Music Teacher in thu
Freehold Young Ladies' Seminary aged AZ ears
Disease-Consumption.
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Notice.
The First Premium

P0R PAINTING, GRALN1NG AARBLING,
4 Nd PAPER HANGING, at ths late County Fair,
was awarded to COOKE & REID, Middletown
Point Persons desiring anything in our line Of
business, will please bear this in mind.
- All orders will be thankfully received, and ex-
ecutsd with neatness and dispatch.
COOKE & ELL
Aiddletowu Point, Oct. Z, 1858. Iw
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NOTICE..

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, FORBID ALL, PER-
w sons Trespassing on our premises with either
Doe, Gun, Trapping or Sharing, under the penalty
of the Law.
Carrot Cottrell. William T.. Cottrell. Joel B.
Harvey. Thos. C. Vanarsdale. Charles Reid, Aa-
ron Borden. Enoch D. Buchelew. We ,ley En-
mons, Lewis Cottrell. Ezekiel Johnson. John 4.
Lewis. Emmanuel Cottrell. John A. Layton.
September I6, 1868. Sw
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-07
DEATHS.

What Is death I "ris to be free
No more to love, o hope, or fear
To join the great equality /;
All alike are humbled there's
The mighty grave
Wraps lord and slave,
Nor pride, nor poverty, dares some
Within that refuge house the tomb"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-07

DG- The Democratic Second Assembly Dis
trict Convention met on Saturday last. and re-
nominated Col. A.. H. Patterson.
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MARRTAGES

In New York, on the 18th inst BY Rev. DIR, Com
stock, J. H. LYONS and MARGARET y. ANToNT.
DES, both Of this County.
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DEFY STREET HOUSE,
Nos. "a, So, & So Dey St., New York.
KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. MEALS
AAas ell hours Of the day. Lodging Rooms, so
cents. Crobon Water In every room.
WILLIAM LANGLEY,
Proprietor.
New York. March IL. 1857. ~ n
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Action Of the Church on the occasion of the death
Of John Wouey, Of Long Branch, Which Oc-
Cured on Thursday morning, Septsmber 29d,
1858. anl.
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DR. .. +. EN- GLIB,

DEN TIST,
ON MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, SECOND
door below the Drug Store Of A. WALkgR, ESQ.
Freehold, April 8, 1856. 24-1y
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.hsaassgA To azeauA asAAI# q b~sa5didxs g3Ag
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) the insurance companies.

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READ THE PAM HLETS
lark's Syrup.

THE ONLY REAL PURIFIER of the BLOOD
4 ln existence. For Weakly Females OF Young
Children who are Scrofulous, it is magical. Every
person knows that If his blood is pure, lie must be
we'll. Now all this processes 10 do is to poRirr sBE
BLOOD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

LONDON OYSTER rRADE.--The oyster sea-
son opened in the London Market, in accor-
dance with the civic regulations Of Blllins-
gate Market at four o clock on Wednesday
morning. the Ith Of Augusr. Sixteen oys-
ter vessels were present. Oysters are c!aS,i-
fed III England as natives, pearls, cuIlrS.
harlcyS and common. The best natives
brought in London market, are $40 30 per
Lushtl inferior natives. SlO: pearls 23 81
cullieS from SIS to IS 80; and commons,
from - 50 to s. per buShc. The railway
vans brought Immense quantities, III addition
to the water horne from the oyster beds al
BIsckwatcl, Colchester, Durham and Other
fishing towns When we think Of an English
oyster, coppcry taste in the mouth nvonn-
tary recuis. There are no oystels IN London
that AN American could or would swallow
in New York. 1t would he rejected ao bad
but when man pays SO bnShel he can
not afford to be fast dious. 1t is one Of our
American privileges and blessings, for which
we cannot be too grateful, that our lines
have fallen near good oyster beds, and thaG
a reasonable price commands Il better article
than Europeans get at cXtravagant prices.
No wonder that, rs Dickens says, the. poor
of London are the largest oyster Buyers. 1t
might make rich man poor 10 cat oysters at
London prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

CAPTURE OF A SLAVER'-Thc L. S.
brig Dolphin, commanded by Lieut. John
s. Mafiit, captured SLAYER on the 2lst
August, with 31S slaves on board. She
was taken into Charlcstown and deliver
ed to the L. S. Authorities. The name
Of the SLAYER was "The Echo" to which
it had been changed from 'sPutnam
The captors, besides tho vessel, are en-
titled to S25 head for each African on
board. The Government will send the
negroes back to Africa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

ia letter mailed at Warwick, takes
The Wing oflast week somewhat to task,
probably without much right, as we do
not find the name of the writer among
our subscribers. He appears to reside
in Delaware, and makes the following
declaration ofprinciples, which we hope
the people of that state may carry sue
cessfully through at their approaching
election -
1--WE, the Peoples Party of Delaware
advocate the Tariff of ~ we advocate the
" Distribution of the Public Lands among
- all the States, old as well as new: we are,
" also, in favor of popular sovereignty"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

YELLOW FEVER At New YoRK. Mayor
Ticnan Of New York, had his dcyotionS dis
turbcd at Munha,lansyllc, on Sunday, BY
the arrival of II dispatch from the police head
quarters, informing hlm that case Of yellow
fever lad occurred on board a Ship lying at
pier No. 8, North River. llcrcParcd at once
to the city, and finding Dir. Rockwell and
one or two other members Of the Commits
mlsSloncrs of Health visited the locality re-
fcrcd to, in order TO ascertain the facts Of the
case. The ship on which the case occurred
was the Rather, Of Baltimore. which has
been twenty days N port, during which time
the has been on the dry dock, being repaired
and coopeted. She was last from New Or
leans. and having been recently sold to an
Italian house, was about to leave fol- Sumalra
after a load ofpcppcr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04
Port Deposit Items.
REPORTED FOR THE CECIL wnIG.l
PoRT DEPOSIT. Sent. /, >

PoRT DEroslT, Sept. /, IS.
- Every thing is dull in our village,
scandal excepted, Of which detachable COM
modify, any quantity may be obtained, in
lots to suit, at reasonable rates, with positive
guarantee that authors names Shall be con-
ccaled beyond the most remote poss Utility of
finding out. If a reasonable consideration
were offered, few Of the retailers might be
induced TO change quarters, 50 for a short time
only,' if, pcradvcnture, the mortgages held
on them by the devil should not be suddenly
toreclosed. Did you ever notice the fact
that scandalmongcrs, however, much they
may be afflicted by disease, have particular
tcnacity of life, and while the good and useful
pass away, they "stll livc,' and gradually
dry up, as if to serve as kinding wood for the
fires of the lower regions! If inquiry should
be made OF you, send the inquirer here, and
we will furnish very few Of these seekers
after knowledge, dangers ofbciorc mentioned
foreclosures cXceptcd,) and warrant them to
give satisfaction in every variety of scandal,
from the puny, simple little affair of stealing
a mans good name, or the still more infiui-
tcsimal matter of blasting q woman's fair fame,
TO the very summit of their profession, which
is SO far as the heart of man can conceive.
Some of our citizens being tired of
the dullncss have been driving care away by
visiting places Of summer rec, cation Green
Mountains Of Vermont, Saratoga, Niagara
Virginia Springs, &C., and the rest of us arc
only mad because VIC have not had enough of
the necdtul, and think it was rather cruel in
them to be GO going it loose when they knew
we were strapped, thus aggravatng our mis-
cries. Well! Wen go some time; i" it's a
long lane that has no turn.''
We had an excursion here, from
Baltimore on Monday the excursionsts were
orderly and after short stay returned evident
ly not the same party that visited a village
below us on the Eastern shore not long ago.
Another of our old residents has
had the silver cord loosed a Mrs. Kidd, past
80 years, died Sabbath morning last, about
half past one. Long pilgrim, she has row
reached her home, in her Fathers house,
I" and the days Of her mourning arc ended"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04
CHA NGE OF DAYS!
For Sassafras and Elk Rivers.

Pot Deposit and wre-de-Gracc, Marylaad
r.. STEAMER LADY WILMER. Captain
.ls!sssa1a "a WV WILSON. having been thoroughly
overhaulcd ant put in complete repair
for carrying Freight and handsomely fitted up for
the accommodation of Pas' myers leaves Pine St
Wharf, Philadelphia, every SATURDAY Az
TERNooN. at o'clock, or Port Deposit and
Havre dc Grace Md.
RETURNING, leaves Port Deposit at 10 a. M.
Mondays Cassaday's at 4. and Turner's Crock, at
4tp.m.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays. will leave PINE
street Wharf for Winners Point ut D. m ,
touching ut Port Herman and Fords on tho Elk
and Turner'S Creek, Cassalay.s, Fishers, George
town, and Frcdercktown on the Sassalras.
RETURNING, leaves Winners Point at Q o'clk
a m. Wednesdays and Fridays; Fredcricktown ut
II m Csssadays at p. III. and Turner's Greek
ut - p. m
FARE, ONE DOLLAR. MEALS EXTRA.
20 Merchandise, Furniture Grain, Agricultural
In plements, Seed, IIor. es, Cattle. Sheep. &C..
taken at Low hates ~ !or Freight or Passage
N B--Al Freight to Tu rner's Creek must he
prepaid. huarch 20, lSjS-tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

LIEUTENANT GENERAL SCoTT.-Ths veter-
an is OH visit to Old Point. and is said to
be in excellent health. On Monday, in com
pany with Secretary Floyd, he attended a
drill Of the troops at Fortress Monroe, and
partook of collation. at the residence of
Capt Dyer, with exPresident Tyler and
others; and III the evening was screnaded at
the Hygeia Hotel, where there was a grand
ball, which he attended. Col. Cooper has
been ordered to Old Point for the purpose OF
consulting with Secretary Floyd and Gen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04
AFFAIRS IN TALBOT COUNTY. Tile Easton

AFFAIRS IN TALBOT County, Easton
Star has the following.
DEATH oto ~yr.-Josept f. Muse, Esq.
for many years talented and prominent law
yer on this Shore, and son Of the late Dl.
Muse, Of Cambridge, died at the Faston
Hotel, in tins place, on Saturday last, after
about a weeks illness.
THE Com Crop.- toIn in this county has
suffered greatly this season from continued
drought. 1t will not yicld half an average
crop, and III some sections not more will be
made than is usually required 10 fatten hogs.
Rom.-1hls section was visited with Il
delightful rain on Saturday last. 1t came
too late for the corn, but will be of great ser
vice 10 the pastures.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

PLovERs.- During the past week, and
particularly on Monday last, there have been
large hocks of the Golden Plovcr, COR, a bird
agreeing closely to the description given Of it
by Wilson,) alighting in the fields in the
vicinity OF this town. From five hundred to Il
thousand of them have been shot here during
the week. We, also, hear Of them, in numbers,
down the peninsula, but they do not appear
to have visited the country above. No such
Hight OF these birds has ever been known here
before. a few similar birds are about the
pastures every fall but never IL hunlrcdth part
SO many before. 1t is probable that their
flight to the South, by their usual course, has
been interrupted by storms, or otherwise, and
they have thus been driven in this direction.
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1flarrir0.

ANNEY-ENGLAN the Brio k
Meeting House, on the LIST INST, by Rev.
Francis Harvey, Mr.. JESSE 7. JANNY to Miss
SARAH 7. ENGLAND. Of this county.
CAMPBELL--W ORK.--On the I'd inst, by
Rev. Jos. Y. Brown, Mr.. WILLIAM Y.
CAMPBELL to Miss MARY JANE Work, both
of this county.
EWlNG-BRICKLEY. the I'd instant
by Rev. Charles FarquharSon. WILLIAM
EWING, of Cecil county, to Mrs. ELIZABETH
BRIcKLEY, OF Port Deposit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

DEATH OF GEoRGG GoMBE. the English
journals announce the death OF Mr.. George
Combc, the celebrated champion fphIlosophi-
cal phrenoogy. lie was born in Elmbnrgh
in 1883, and was educated for the profession
Of the law At an carly period. the opinions
of Call and Spurzhcim attracted his notice,
and he siudltd them with great industry.
In 1919 he published his essays on phrcnolo-
gy, and 1928 he published his work entitled
" The Constitution of Man considered in re-
laton to external Objects" which led to 8
fierce controversy, Mr. Conbc's views 5cirg
vciY obnoxious to the orthodox party. In
1888 he visited the United States where be
remained occurring and preparing his Journal
until 1910. His works had an extensive cir
culation in the United States, as well rs in
the British Islands, and TRANSACTIONS Of them
have been made into French, German and
Swedish. The later years of his life have
been marked by very imiism health.
Ne!r York SIM.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

MORE GOLD DISCOVERIES. 81. Louis Aug.
3l.-Adyices from Leavenworth to the 2Olh
states that there was great excitement there
relative to the reported gold discoveries at
Pike Peak. company that started in June
have been successful. Gold has been found
In similar abundance to that of California
and Fraser river. Two men have washed out
5000 worth 10 single week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

C. a correspondent who is pretty good
at cyphcring,' hands in the following:
WHAT OUR Docs COST Us.-Rcalor,
did YOU ever calculate what our dog popaa-
ton costs us ! Let us take Il piece of paper
and pencil and foot up the amount. The
number of dogs in Cecil county is about 5000
The food consumed by these 5000 dogs would
support the same number of hogs, which at
an average of $50 pounds each, would make
loo,OOo pounds OF meat. AT ; cents per
pound this meat would be worth So jOO.--
To this sum let us add s., 367, the amount of
dog tax collected annually, and We have ST.
$50. But as this S2,3G7 is taken to pay for
the sheep destroyed, We must again add il to
the above amount, because if we had no dogs
there would be no sheep killed, and as a
matter Of course the dog owners would keep
the tax in their pockets, and the sheep owners
sell the sheep and put an equal sum in thci.
pockcts-this then will swell our figures to
~ ,23l. And this is what it costs us every
year for the privilege Of keeping II set Of
worthless ours that are of little or no use to
amy body. Dogs after all are pretty expensive
animals, and it hardly pays to keep them
does il
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

EArmITY OF COMMUNICATION BY TIE
OCEAN TELEGRAPH. The New York Tri-
bunc states upon what authority does not
nppea1 that the instrument now III use at
Trinity Bay and Valencia records words at
The rate OF two per minute. Prof Morse 5
estimate of the power Of the Atlantic Tclc-
graph was that it would be easy to telegraph
from Ireland to Newfoundland at the speed
OF at least eight or ten words per minute,
which may be the case when perfect appaia-
Lus is employed at both ends of the line.
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ROAD MOTTO f.,

NOTICE is hereby given. that application
" will be made to the County Commits
sl"nerS Of Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting after the lth day of October, next,
for the appointment Of Examiners to view
and determine the propricty Of altering the
route OF the Road lcadnE from Charlrstuwu
to Bay View, by placing said road on tie
line dividing lands Of Matthew Russell and
Samuel Burns, u distance Of about 10
yards. Isrpt 4. lSjS-jw.
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WINCHESTER X 90.
CcatIemen's Furnishing Store,

Patent Shoulder Seam Shirt Mandatory.
4 7 Tnm oLn srA>D. No. 71j CnaSrNlr nrn@Gr.
a PHILADELPHIA. Opposite the NaH.Hsson
lI"usc)
4 NMcnr>rrn will give az heretofore his per
S"n.l supcW iSun OF the Cutting and " uuiictar
Ing departments. Ori,ss for II l., eel hrat"j ty'c
ri hints and Collars Gllrl at The shortest '!r".
Persons desiring 70 oIicr rhir's. can pe supplied
vi h the formula for mc#suG, m,nt: or apple t.pu
by mail.
Constantly on h nd a rio and select stock Of
Cent. "rlru Furnishing GuolS
~ Wholesale orders 3uppljcd on liberal terms
sept. /. lSJS-Iy
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ELkTON and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

an and after the LIST of July, 1856. the
~ subscribers become the proprietors of
the Eikton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, (Sundays
eNcepted,) and stop on their way down tic
Shores at the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, ClTESTERTOWN
WARWICK. CHURCH UIII,
I'D. of SASSlFRAS, CENTREVJLLE
GEO. 4. 4 ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
CltlEE lLL, CAMBRIDGE.
ON their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton ut ~ O'Clock A. NJ, in time for passen-
gers to take the cars for either city.
Il They will also run a daily branch line
from Middlctown, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chestertown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching MiddIetown
IN Time foi the O'Clock, morning train Of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS ~ co
June %, 1856.
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Chester Female Seminary

CHESTER, Deiararc Con"ty. Pa
DEN. GEO HOOD. PnrNcir,L. 4 FumrIy
~ boarding School, with Five accomplished
Teachers.
FALL TERM-Octobrr /, to December %.
for Board and Tuition 2li %
WINTER WERM--.Iauuary 8 to Anril O.
for BOARD and I'uition ~ m
SUMNER; TEHM-May ,, to August g. for
Board and Tuition. 30 %
70 bay scholars. from s. to aIl per term.
REFERENCES -Eev }. McIntirc. D. D. pcarcc.
- E"r Catalogues. inquire Of the Principal.
sept /, lojS-Snl#
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

FRosT.-A correspondent at Sheffield,
Warren county, Pa, under date of August
26, says:
:" We had a heavy frost in this section on
The morning of the 2lth inst, which damaged
the buckwhcat, corn, beans, &c, to consid
cradle extent on the hills probably some
lields OF buckwhcat are totally destroyed. >
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

The BLACK " TONGUE. We see it stated
that General Abercrombe, late a member of
Congress from Alabama, was lying very i'll
last week at Columbus, in that State, in con.
sequence of fearful disorder caused by eat.
ing the meat Of an animal ascertancd to have
been diseased with the black tongue epidem-
ic, which has of late SO ragged among the cat.
tie Of those regions.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04
Tbe Cecil lObie.
ELKTON, sEPTEM 4, 1858.

d. The Editor, upon whom sickness
forced an absence of half a month from
the Office, has returned and hopes to be
able to attend to business. He will be
glad to hear from his numerous CORES
pondents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

SUDDEN DEATH Jacob Masburger
died very suddenly at Fredcricktown on the
10Th inst. The deceased resided near Galcnu,
and i'll the morning went to the steamboat! to
transact some business. After its departure
he took a scat in the granary ard complained
of being unwcl. The deceased was about
80 years of age. and unmarried. The phys.
clan pronounced his death to have resulted
from an affection Of the heart kcnt NetrS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04
PhIia., Wilmington and
IMPORTANT 70
DroVerS and Tray eIers;

.fssnr~ h TIE Port Deposit Ferry Boat
Lkssrtiss..HxS The Steamer GiPSEY. Cant. j. IL.
s<SSsst xes Myers having been thoroughly
repaired, is now running regularly
during the. day between PORT DEPOSIT and
BELLS FERRY. The capacity of this boat and
Der speed and entire safety. render her peculiarly
fitted for this service Drovcrs farmers travellers,
and the public generally will find her at all times
ready to convey them aud their property to and
from tho above points.
g" Travellers and Drovers will find annie
accommodations for themselves and stock Mt The
NEW HOTEL AT BELLS FERRY, which has
been recently erected BY j. spencer and now
kept by him. Inay 8, 1855,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04
NOTICE.

The Executors Of Leonard Krauss, dec d,
request me TO give notice that the balance
Of the Real Estate belonging to said deceased
(adioining the above, containing 20 acreS),
they will sell on the same day, at the same
place, and on the same terms.
sept !, 1853. BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04

ANOTHER FLASH Across On OCEAN,
london, Sept. A--1o Cwus ". EeM Ncer
York The directors Of the Atlantic Tcie.
graph Company are now on their way to Val
entine to make arrangements for opening the
wire to the public. They convey through
the cable to you and their fellow citizens
then hearty congratulations in your glorious
celebration Of the great international work.
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horse stolen from Mr.. James Russell, and
another from Mrs. Martinlalc, both Of this
county, have been received in Delaware coun-
tv, Pa, and returned TO their owners. The
thief who stole the latter has been arrested
Tive arc informed as above by let
ter from the ncighborhood where the horses
belonged, while another person tells us the
horses were recovered in the ncighborhood
Of Warwick and SassafraS Neck.