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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
REAL ESTATE.
Advertising.

We repeat what we have often said, that The
Cecil Wing has far greater circulation than any
other paper ON the Eastern Shore. or in any Of the
neishboring counties in this State. IT is a valu.
able medium for advertising to all persons in this
'ouh'y VINO nave property, Real Or Personal, for
sale; or, who deal in any sort of merchandise
goods or wares. Every dollar they cxpcnd in adj
ycrtisng in The Wing must repay them hundreds
And persons in the cities who may desire TO sell
to merchants and citizens of Cecil county. can in
no way make their business and location known To
them so well as by advertising in The Cecil Wing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
MERCANTILE.
UTThe Public are invited to call and see
BENZ. +. MAYS

hW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
- o. fashionable spring and summer Goods. at
me va Stand OPPOSITE the Court House. consist.
ny IN par; of he following articles, at greatly
AIDES DRESS GOODS:
| Val. Robes guile. tiazzouipa Rohos cl,o,r;
Robes guile, Ia Grange Robes a guile Mons.
SGiine Dechcnc. Ea-fdecc V.lencier, H,vndere
Ghnlli. Fig and Plain DO, Polka do, Irens Cloths
| high cold all wool Dciainas Main anal A., 70
Bcrcscs bucas in variety French Ias;ng i, r, "
| superior hi Bayaaere silks, fancy and Slain
Summer silks. prints. English and Douett:, f'''''
MOURNING GOODS:
Aipneas all wool Delaines, Challi Bercgcs. Perr
sian Cloths Prints fs'd and plaid Ginghoms
PLAID and plain Lawns fsd and plain. EngIisb
aud, ant Italian Grapes Grape Wells. Love Wells, CO..
lars, Slec?cs and Sets plain Thibct ShawIs
II Il GOODS:
rppen9r ~ SWISS Muslns, plain do. Bishop
lawns PLAID and plain Cambrics, Jaconetts paiaa
Irish Linens, Bid eye diaper Russia panrr Rns.
sia Iabl eCloth'. Russia Towclings Medic Worked
Collars, French Needle Worked sleeves French
ana scotch Needle Norkcd lFandkcrchirfs, THREAD
lnscrtngs. S ''''"
DOMESTIC GOODS:
Blcacfed End bra%u Mpslius hIe.cbo1 ord
brown Sh.etinss. bleached. brown and Eol,irhi
i'rii'ings Iie!lngs Checks, Stripes. Cotton TpLle
p,nrGr' ~, GraSh. Bay Linens, Curtain Muslins
BnTS, CAsSl,lEEEs. Twtcls c,a'd and white
linen linen l,r''lings. Persian and Suck Finnmels
toScry' ni"VrS, Mitts CATERS ladies and misses
slippers do, Boots. luskins, Shoes. misses ond
c"I!.Feh boots and shoes ali Of superior make
- Sung ana summer Shaws. Stella printed
hordcrs an, White Grape Lace and sin Man.
,i'ns superior article Of iadie. skirts, with nd.
iu'tabIs Bustlcs COrscts &C.
T r NJ NJ [ Ce:
b.nnet ribbons Iarctans, white crap netts.
al 4 soft,
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PnofESsoh AGAsslz,--it seems from d
statement in the Athcnmum that :" after all
and Iii spite Of his many former refusalS,
Professor Agassiz, Of Boston, VIII be won
over for tie dictatorship of the MnScum of
Natural History Of the tardin dies PIantes, at
Paris. 1t appears to bea favorite wish of the
Emperor Napoleon to draw this celebrated
scholar, whose personal acquaintance he
made in Switzerl land to Paris. .Agassiz has
been offered salary of 1000 francs. and
at last he has consciiea to go over to Paris
for verbal and rtr:o1aI negotiation"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
re- FAPMERS.
PEN NCCE'S
IRON HARVESTER5

~ new Combined Mower d EGSHst
| PATENTED SEPTEMBER %. 1857.
Il We attention Of Farmers is respectful,
3 invtei 10 this machine. Itcan be seen cithc
at our shop at kennett Square, Pa or at ou
! Warehouse III Wilmington. Delaware
| We sold over twcn'5 Bf them in Chester counf,
last year and Notwithstanding it was their fir:
introduction. we are warranted in saving that n,
| other machine gave better satisfaction.
Some d as 4draafrecS mau be Eauuryateo
as toti0ws
First The FGAHE is of Cast Iron in oIR ss-il
piece. consequently no joints TO get loose and
throw the machine out Of line
SECOND II Is SINGLE GEhEED. which renders
the machine much more simple AMI Is.s r,LIa in
get out ofordrr. and as} greatly lessons the Draft
IHiHn, I he tCrrEG BAE is made Of Two Steel
Rates firmly rivcted together upon n,ermedi,ic
pieces, which fill tho spaces between the kuifr-
guards. thus combining iistness and stiffness To
decree not otherwise attained
FouErn. The CrTrER BAR can be +oisel snJ
lowered with great facility frhic the fac,'inc is
IN motion.
flfrn, An AIrSrAnLE WHerL at the onter end
~ inc Cniler Bar greatly diminshes tie draft and
tee liability of chokin. renders the ,nn,hima
much more portable, and i. great ADVANTAGE in
barking ""'"s' III
SIArH. The GrApD FINGERS are made Of t,,o
TEST wrought iron. and are firmly SECURED t. Their
places by simple screw nut. they can t.. made
by any good country smith
SEVENTH. 1t can be thrown into and ont "a ~
instantly, aud while the horses are in motion -
his arrangement is so sili'Ile that it pIcascs every
body.
E,IanTn There Is ~ wGisht on the horses
neekS yet IN backing il has ali the art, ut;,ge. Of
Il stiff tongue. -
NINTH. 1t is readily altered from Rr4rrr to
M"WEf' ana NirE VERSA. in "cry few i!.'nutcs
lENrn, 1T runs lighter for the team than INV
o'her harvester with which we are acquainted
4 4 - ala, ~
iron and steel. Therefore it is very durable
Among Nc Improvements crry duy has, iy,,'x
diachheS me the ioiiowiag:
FIfT.., = ttnttt; DrrvING WHEEL. which will
run easier and allow the cater Bar to rake ,bon
five inches hi cher "N ''''"'
SECOND. y WnorGur Inoy PIvtCy. case.lerl.
longer ~ "'t' "'''
Turn \ CAST STEEL pr>rox snArr which i.
't'iler and will run lighter than iron.
forRrn, The @tc"I for Cutter Bars is Of tho vcrv
best 1naiity' being maze to order and i,np,irtcd
'ApreSS!y for our own machines
rifrH' Every part Of the machine that can he
!; II yea up IN the most perfect Kramer by expcn. |
i've machinery made for the purpose Nn;ihnr |
means nor effort will be spared in making If :,
SUPERIOR NOW Err and REAPER.
s'NfH Every machine will be run bv steam |
'ower 1T q high speed before it leu, IS the .hon
'hiCE: Including One EAtra Knife. Three
%Nsrn blades, One Good Monkey Wrench. File.
VOL Can, ''''
S,Nowcr Combined Machine
~ All $40. $4,000.
SNSSes Warranted
NhNNhll sQNA&A PENNOCK & CO..
NOTE There VIVA, or Wilmington. Del
the above machines iSSSS series IF o,b,to
the earliest practical daSteNt roJ hhrh u.
will be given. STS,Hi'I,S ootnooiS at
June ,. loJo--iw. "" "'i''t I,'ce
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

ErEFS NAN HIS Own WITNESS A law
passed through the Legislature Of Wisconsin
at its late session, taking ali restriction from
witnesses. The principal party, or any
other party interest, may swear to the facts,
and his testimony will 60 to the jury as that
of any other witncss-thcy to estimate his
crcGioiliy as they hink it is worth Thisi is
startling innovation, and there will probably
he many nugald Daisettys on tue witness
stand "whcn case cones to my oath, it
is u won cause"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

Tie Baltimore American says
During the session Of Congress just closed,
r." lcs. t',sn t,Ee personal alterations have
taken place between members. viz: Grow
and kcItt, Clay and cullu,o, Hughes and
Harris, Davis and Benjamin, and Gwinn and
Wilson. 1t is pleasant to be able to state
that nobody was hart, though it is rare to
sec 50 much smoke without lire.-EAplana-
nations have proved ,.orc ctlicacious than
bullets"
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NOE'Ha,EI.

Mary Evans ! In the Circuit Court
vs.. for Cecil county. In
Johfi p. Egan and fChancew. J unc
Sarah u. fgan. 10Th. 1858.
NRDIRFD, That the sale of the real
~ cStdto mentioned in the proceedings in
this cause 'nadc and reported by William =.
Ewing, trh&tce, be ratified and confirmed ;
unless cau"c 70 the contrary thereof be shown
on or bcior" the fourteenth day Of August
next; provided copy OF this order bt
inserted in s@tHc newspaper printed in
Cecil county, once u week for one month
before the thirteenth day OF July, next.
The report states the amount Of sales to
be $4,000
WIN. II: RICKETTS, Clerk.
True copy; test,
VIZ. y. RICKETTS,,
June -, lSJ8--lm Clerk,
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, thot application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioncrs Of Cecil county, at 'heir next regular
meeting after the 18th day cr July, next, to
have an alterations, CT abort ,h,cciourths of
a mile ia length, maze in the Public Road
leading from Il. V. Trunp's Inn, on the
river, through lands of Robert Evans and
others, to the intersection Of the Rock Run
road, near James Evans Farm.
June 49,, 1SJS-5w.
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MAP OF CECIL COUNTY, Nh. Mar
ten t commenced yesterday 10 dclvcd his
Map Of Cecil county, which is .ust completed.
We have only room to say it is most excel
lent map, much exceeding our expectations.
There are few persons who will fail to buy it
on seeing it it is highly useful to every man
who takes an interest in the county and its
affairs. We shall speak oft again, hereafter.
See his advertisement
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

! We call the attcuiion Of orr readers.
especially Physicians and SorckccI,ers To the ad.
ycrIMcmcut ct l.. l;ringhmst ~ Co. DruggiS s.
w0rncr 5tl and Market streets Wimingtcn be-!
they offer great inducements to til, ira L. having
in addition to their store. Laboratory gu Shipley
.trcct. where they manufacture all their Chemical
ail Pharmaceutical Preparations Mr. Ferris
Eriughur>t. member of the firm, a graduate of
the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. aud for
two Years Il pupil of Gen,h in quanttaivc and
qualitative analysis. is now prepared to ana y,c
soils for oar country friends He has Just com
1l,tct an analysis OF counterfeit coins for the
I :. at The request Of the [. : District Attorney,
which were instrumental in convicting Aiken in
their city few days sinc". +. L & Co. have had
considerable experience in fitting out physicians in
the Fcuin- ula. and in Chester and Cecil counties
while their Chemical and parln ecut;cll prcp3ra-
tons stand uuriyalcl for their strength ana
I ur'ty, Their stock is the lars st in Delaware
sMd We would advise uur friend: to rcnscmbcr THEN
Establishment when in Wilmington.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

TIE DlSrATCIIHs FROM Mr.. DALLAs.-It is
now stated .hat the dispatches received at
Washington from Mr.. Dallas announce tina.
the British ministry will conform to the posi-
ton we have assumed in the right of vista
ton, and have issued instructions FOR the i'm
mediate cessation Of the visits complained of.
1T is urged, however, that this government
should enter into a mutual arrangement by
which its flag should be protected against
abuse by those prosecuting the slave trade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

SEVEN YEAR FLOODS. The Western
waters were very high in '36 and 81. Seven
years after in "A; and in seven years again
III al and then again in So, we have a
great food. The superstiiols can now excr
else their talents upon the magical number
seven. We are told that the Indians of the
Wcs, held to such tradition also, Of Il seven
wear HoCd.
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A ISD


For the construction Of 4 Causa,at. to
commence at the western end of Tn, ah,ye
bridge, crossing the marsh Il distances or !it17
Yards said Causeway to be made $ feet
hlgh, ~ feet wide ut the base, and 20 feet
wlde at the top; - feet Of the hight to be
maze o. me marsh material: and tie remain
ing , rect OF gravel, to be flu, nishcd llIr,
OF cost to the contractor) convenient to tI,o
CauSe#a+: The ditch, formed by th, re-.
lh"Nal "f the earth from the marsh. to II, not
ieSs ''an Ieet from the Causeway, at each
side o. the same,
Contractors for the Bridge will give in
thclt proposals fun specifications for the
WORK, SIZES OF tilnbcrs. &c. and in both
G e contractors vii! be required to give
bond, with approved security. for tI,n ft,th
iui performance of their contracts.
~ Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD. OK
June ., lsoS-3w. Comm'rs Cecil Co.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM 1rCATAN.-
ictt~ has been received in New York from
which it appears that the civil war which
has been so long raging in northern lucatan
has finally been terminated. by a peaceful
partition of the peninsula into two separate
independent States. The Northern State,
having Mcride for its capital, retains the
name of lucatam The southern portion
adopts the name of Campcachy, from its
capital, the city of Campcachy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

lfy'1hc Uem0ct asks if VIC "hayc
grown tired Whigism, and of Amrricanisn,,
III turn, and are now about to go over to
Black Rcpuhiicauism :" Any of them is
hett"r than his black nggrrsm.'' If
-" questions and answers - is the game, when
docs he expect to lick the salt Of Turks
I Stand
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

s>koIOSALS will be received By fhe
L County Commissioners of Cecil cou,..&
TO be directed to them at their Office. in
Elkton up till the 9th day Of July. ncyt. at
~ O'Clock NJ, for building Il Bridge over
Ilttle FIR Creek, near Elk Landing. said
bridge 10 lie built on substantial billing. at
least II inches in diameter, well driven With
hammer weighing not less than 800 HIS.
To be l2O feet span, exclusive Of abutmcuts
and IL feet wide clear Of para,,ets. me
abutlncnts to be of good large stone. erected
on good and substantial piing. and the
masonry 10 c"'nlnence at least one foot below
low Wntcr''nark. The wood worI. 70 be at
least D feet above high water-mark;
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G. For the conclusion Of the fine story
commenced last week, see iilst page.
~ THE Cscd Nhig has been mailed rcgu
larly to I'hr Ea>ton Gd:ctc.
1 Read the interesting letter in rcla-
tion to SASsalrls Neck, printed on our first
pag".
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MorNT NESvvIs. great eruption of
Mount Ncsuvus, noticed in the Vanderbilt s
news, appears TO have been for5oding since
May last. There his been no flow of lava
since 1870 the upper mountain having been
very quiet for sone time. The fist and
snoSt dreadful eruption of NcSuvius was in
shr year 20, when Powpcii and llcrculanMum
wc,c burning in the burning lava, and more
than quarter Of Il million Of human Jeings
p,ri>htd. In !G3l the town of Tcrrc del
Greco, then having -four thousand inhah-
tantS, WAS entirely destroyed together with
much Of the surrounding country There
were also terrible orupions in 1859, 1867
and in 1884, making the thirty fifth since
the time Ponpcii was buried, and the second
time that T:IIe del Greece was burned At
shis time 'hc top of the mountain fell in,
leaving the crater nearly two miles in circun-
ference. There have been several eluptions
since, but Lone Of the magnitude of the
present.
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DY virtue Of Il writ of Nenlitioni EENo'lHS.
ID issued by john Owens, one of the Jus
tees Of the Peace of the State Of Malyla ri.
i'll and for Cecil county, at the snit Of Robert
NJ. Walmsley, use Of George Johnson, against
the goods and cliattcls, lands and tcnemcntS
of James 5. Nicklc, to me directed. ! have
SclZrd and taken in exc cution all the right,
title, claim, Interest and estate, at law and
in equity, Of the said Nlckle, in and TO all
that Piece or Parcel Of LAND, called
" RICHARDSON PURCHASE" adjoining la4ds
Of William Nicilc and others. and containin =
Thirty-Eive Acres OF Eand,
more or less. Also. one other Tract Of
Land, called " HOSPITALITY" adjoinisg
lands Of Samuel Nicklc and others, and CON
tanning
SiXty-T.yO Acres OF land,
more or less. with the improvements thereon.
lying and being in the Sixth Election Dis
rict of Cecil county; and hereby give
notice that on
Saturday, tie 3mdoy Of July, nert,
between the hours OF | and 8 o'clock p. m,
at the Court House door, in Elkton, ! will
offer for sale the above mentioned property,
so seized aud taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, for cash.
CHARLES W. BENNY.
June y. 1SjS.-ts. Constable.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that aphlica-
~ ton will be made to the County
Commissioners of Cecil county, at their
fist regular meeting after the Goth da,
Of June, next, for the closing up Of the old
road where it crosses the Big Elk. creek at
Gilpin's Fording. Tmay 30, ti58--5w
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STILL SELLING OFF

%AMl Eli BUSBY, No. r. Market Street,
- wilmington. Del, not having sold all his
stock of SPRING ald SUMMER DRY Gnoms
as was anticipated, VIII continue the sale. with the
intention of closing them out as soon as possible
Among which will be found many dcsirubIc GOOD.
tor ladies spring and Summer wear; also. Men
ana ana Boys Goods in large variety. with new M.
torials Tor Ladies' Travelling Dresses
Not forgetting tl!er Sd,nl'n:cr Shawls,
NeN ttibr,Ifas and Parasos.
10 Whieh mas oecn added many new and beautiful
goods Tor the present season. all of which will he
sofa at greatly reduced prices for Cash.
,. rn t"o new carpet hoom may be found the
largest assortment of handsome and d,,r,blo
carpets ever opened in this city; also, Canton
Ma'tinss and Floor Oil Cloths all widths some If
superior duality, together with Rugs and Dool
Mats in va!iety. Iinov isiS-.', 0''
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$50 Acres. More or Less.
Desirable Building Lots.

nor SALE IN TIE TOWN OF ELKTON,
l. Il few very pleasantly located Building
Lots, within minutes walk of the Depot OF
the Phil, vii. u Bait. Rail Road.
These lots have been laid out 10 suit the
different tastes Of different purchasers, vary
ing in size from 40 feet front by 10 feet deep,
to 80 feet front and 10 feet deep.
To those acquainted with the town of Elk
ton, it is unnecessary to speak at lergth OF
the beauty Of its location, tho salubrity OF
its climate, or the advantage of good schools.
churches and society.
Few places afford equal facilities for ira
yelling, lying US it does within hours ride
OF Philadelphia and Baltimore, and Being a
stopping place for all trains on the p, W. X
b. Rail Road.
Terms Cash, or approved paper. For fur,
thcr information apply at Elkton Dcpot,t to
BENJAMIN WELLS.
May Is, 185S-tf
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10 The Teachers OF the Several.
schools now ia Operation in
lPciI tnsgt,fy.

n pnrsrfuSc Of II Resolution of Ike Board
! Of Comni$Si"iiers Of Pnbic Schools of
Tes. county, notice is hereby given to all
pupRSEs having under their charge any
faith oN9 are now hcire taught tlpot The
county tlSe Poor School Fund OF Cecil
be prrscnte&sir bills for such tuition must
be held on I UNsLat Board at its session to
next; that all snSAY, the 9th day Of July.
the first day Of JulS%SSsounts must close on
after the said first d;St, and that from and
the Public schools Any July. next. until
tuition OF such SchoIafa oniS,ahlishcd, the
mendcd by the GommissionctS. are recon-
where such school is cstabilSNse District
paid for by that Board out Of said sSwill be
BY Order Of the Board. w
b. F. NAY,
June y. lS5S-3w. Secretary
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FIX PRESIDENT MoNRoE's REaAlNs,-Thc
city council Of Richmond, Va, have appro-
pratetf 50 500 to entertain the guests expect
.,,isya,s OH the 9Th of July, from New York II,
Tna n S,T sgd sApss as 1,y M"" Chosen
.ca,l9u tor the
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CO-PAR TNERSItEp.

[ have this day associated with me my
T. nephew, Joseph W. ReynoId, for the
transaction Of the
GRIM IND LUMBER BUSINESS.
under the firm OF Jacob Tome 4 Co. Thank.
1ul for past patronage, | hope the same
tavorS Will bc extended to the new firm.
JACOB TOME.
Port Deposit, March |, 1853.
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NORTH EAST, AEW -

HENRY BENNETT ha3.on,t HMu.
nsua fn' se,9 9fw IN 81 Sick Of Goods, ANN
is wen assorted, selected %ith rreutN%NeI
care, and win BE- sold at the very ' IN ~
prices, either for cash or country nro rTdInM
1t consists OF tie following goods. A COM
pete assortment Of WI"
DRE GOODS AND GROCERIES.
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CABS
QUEENSWARE AND HARDWAEE
PROVISIONS AID DRUGS
READf MADE CLOTH INC
The most complete assortment of BIrJIn-
ING HARDWARE and Carpenters Tools
that has ever been offered in This part of he
country, which VII, BE sold at equally as low
prices as t'eJ can be sold in Phlada,
His CLOTHING is got up entirely undar
his control by an A. No. Tailor, who gets
up his work in the best manner Customer
work got Up at tte shortest notice and in til,
best style.
N. B.:-The highest price paid for all kinds
OF country produce by 49,.
). HENRY BENNETT,
North East, Cecil Co. Md.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR, = At l.

10Y virtue of authority vested in flo ,,dor
I'D signed by the Will of .I,cnh Ash. I.,..i
and an Order of The OtnI,,ns, Cont ~ ro;i
county. will be sold lat Public Sale ~ tL.
Court House door. in EIKTON. Md an
S,iurI,,y nm or,L ,J,,,o, r. ,oa,
~, - W y """e' '"oo'
ups n'?oh - n''' inc Ahu ABLE FARM,
the t%a' ;'' "'.u JACOB ASA resided at
The nv, nus uc''n'
health, Gno "i.""" cahh"t be surpassed for
schools &c ), 70 market, churches,
the same distn.'' rom EiN'on. Nd, and
the line ofthc Pfe from Newark, Del, on
Baltimore Railroad%o'p W 'ihIiaGfon and
adrlphin or t'nItinof~ wien access 20 PhIl-
|. times II day. in two houfaih DC mat several
quality Of lime can be haau.le?' me best
Of the farm, at - cents per VIII 2Vo yards
The late owner has sold buiGl.
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The highest price will always be paid
for GRAIN OF 81 kinds, and MANURES of
every description will be sold on the MOST
REASONABLE rER5js. LUMBER will be dis
posed Of at the LowE@T POSSIBLE RATES, by
J. TOME 4 co.
Port Deposit, March I, 1853. [mar H. 3m
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ICE CREAM sAknoy

4 T CHESAPEAKE ClTY.-MRs. PRATT
IA respectfully informs the ladies' and
gentlemen of Chesapeake City and vicinity,
that she has opened an zee Cream Saloon in
her house, where she will he happy to see
any one who may give her IL call.
June 10, 1S5S-3w.
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:, ~ -. ! =, II. IL. IL.
X. 4. R-Ra Iway S Ready Relief for Head
aches, whether sick or nervous Rbou
matiSm. Darho@. Dyscntcry. Cholera
Morbus, Painters Cholic Paralysis
Lpmbago, Gout, Neuralgia ooth1che
SMall Pox, Fevers swollen Joints,
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever,
rains around the Liver Pleurisy,
Measies' Heartburn, and pins of ali
Finds, Railways Ready Relief will
N fey minutes. change the lniseIics
you suffer to Joys % pleasure
H. III h'-Radwdy's kenoyating Rrsolvcnt,
Tor the cure ofchronic discase-such NJ
SScioiulous and Syph!itic Complaints
Aonsumptiye and other affections of
nc Lungs and Throat; nduration
apd Enargemens of parts Eruptiye
and other diseases Of the skin Nodes.
Iamors Ulcers. DYSPEPSIA, and al
other diseases arising from an impuru
state " The Blood
II. y. R-Radway's Regulators will cure,
effectively and ipcctlr. Cuslvcncs&
Indigestion, Inflammation of til
Bowels Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint.
diseases OF the Heart and kidneys,
Female Complaints Small Pox Feycrs
AleaS'cs &c, &c. Whenever the s,s-
tenn is out Of order dose of Roadway )
ReSalaors viii rsstore It to regularity
- !: :. NO female should be without them
n Ii. Il. kensdlcs are sold ly Druggists every
where. RAD|Al q CO.. New York City
DIT II. II MITCHELL. Agent
hPfi ~ !H3o-ly ELEToS, Mo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
NOTICE.

TsNflE Orphans Court of Ccci county hold
IL their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays of February, April, June,
August, October aud December.
10 School accounts will be passed and
paid at January, April, Jaly and October
terms. JAMES McCAULEY,
Mar 8, 1856--tf. Register.