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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09
FROM TEXAS.
wagons.

Intelligence from GGlveston is to the 18th alt.
There were few Lew eases Of fever at Galveston,
but Of niider type. S.x utermeIts had occurred
the IreyiOus Cay. H. other towns On the coast the
health continued TO BE- good.
Tire vote Of II Paso County has come in, giving
Buckley 81. majority. Ii il Insufficient: b III, the
nae pendent candidate, is elected Associate Judge of
the Supreme Bench.
TIo Arizona Mining Company expedition left San
Antonio OF the 9th nit for their destination with
very complete outfit.
Tie San Dipgu mail party arrived in San Antonio
on the 2ist, and reported Ill quiet along the Route
with plenty Of rain and the finest grass.
Runners ere mentioned Indicating the ex stence Of q
Seyera weeks since il appears that Catemse notified
IL. agent If the prescrce Of hostile Comauce in his
CAMPS. The agent made requi-tiOn upon Lieut..
Val Camp for a detachment 81 trups 10 arrrst the
Indian TIE Lieutenant came AZ the head Of - or 80
ueu ACCOMPANIED by the agent and by Caternse with
some halt dozen of bis warriors. Wneu they arrived
M tie Consuche village, they found all the balance
of the indians under arms and determined To defend
the intrudng enemy. They numbered between 81
and 100 and wele well posted. Lieut.. Van Camp was
forced 10 compromise 10y allowing the iniian 10 be
sent off without arrest. The r-bs.sMs Conancnes
are SAID to have prtended t. have irr-d under the
h, lefths, Lieut.. Van Camp had come ~ kill al OF
them.
The Indians are again committing depre ietiors on
,he frontier On the head 81 Denton and Clear Creek
sy,ral families had been Lurcered AID most OF the
stock carried off. Among the kil-i are kilgore Nc
Dorald, and Wsinscott Haynes White, Avis ami
Krady The neigh boTUg couItes should try and send
them relief as those GeprcdGnous vii he likely 10
continue until the Indians receive drRbbiug a, the
hands o, the whites.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09

Be., Dr.urtt Ms,eh-d Hor.-.-c " J. W..
$50. tAEs DO W Par'os' Of oaoodAsa tsr,S %.
CLass ll.No. p. -rBRrr.Yr.Ro,,,
Beet sislion-E. Thomas Nou-y % O.w-ss Css,,,,
iouith 90 " : Parker Of C.,a-s 49, O. Ns's'h 4 oe
i.ossI, pss.,ern " y 90. AWARDED % R sv,,.
ttAss li-No. -3.-Cwo-YEAR OLn.g
Be-t SisloT-Mo.'s Lidder q Ouor ..r.. 49,;
Ter ~scot Of Oned. thiri eo q Kerr u C.yss. Co. o.
usu n Madison. thru DO. " " Dsyi. 60 70, 4 c.,
CLASS lI-No. u.
Be- stallion COT ons-ysar Old n S,rhors o,c
NJ t,sronan u ou'sno. ihgo 90 p Pun, -, ~ o.
Be- Mar Manson 0aisy u Ououdass. 800 ~
Class lI-No. 25.-M,rcHrD Hossr. 80
SNrEES HANDs, FOR RnAB on Geo. wa
Be''-c D. Miller q M.dsou, .,oold d. J. 49,.
Class II-No. 26-Msrcnrn noesr, r..
SlNItkN HANDS
Be't-J. Mckinley Of SaIaa. ,s,oal Do. Jo., os-
Class u-No. MATCHED Ham,. n
10 FiFrEES H,NDs. MI"
No first premium awarded '-oo.e d.. W. " H..
CLASS il-No' %e-hi p TRorrsRs. roN -,
Be.,-E " HolH,,. Of C,s.uo,,,.
WisL, Of Waterloo, S.nes. co.l,y ''o1d do, I~N
Class ll-N0. Zi.-GrLoNe,
% Or,ids. lrd 20, Ames J.esou u s,r,,. N.ls-
NJ Psnor, q Clifton syuns. %1'iA g.
tlhs, il-Nu. H--SiNsLE M,Rys
fest-Jan's Davis Of onondaSa second d. n p -,
oidaas third du }. : Baker skau.st.i-. 'a efur-
Class U-No. 3--FRes 0ruEK Sr,,r.
CANADA 40
Be-, Blood Stallion. three year. "a ard upa,,lp
II I0rHto. - Stiil
Bsst s,al ion far az AZ u. Lewisof B.e.,t. o -.
Beet Drsuait Sia'b.u--J Biloxi 81 0a.lah { NJ ".
CLASS II No. 80
Be, rsir Mrles-J p.up.,y Il Can,udarsa
Many horses IN thes, cil>s = not rsee,vi.
miums, Mere favorably noticed. and the .JstSs. >
carcd the show the finest ever made IN the ~ -
several sale, Of cattle were made On the e,,.,i..
day.
The irst-prze fat Ileiier. Lady Ctrrol. xw.u
Charles Van Meter OF Albany ~ large nr-.
was an ex,raorina fine heier ~
The Albany Club sold two ycHrines ana o..
ling calf, Durhans, for So TO Brown. ReAIc',
horfoe County.
This evening, the meeting III sgricul,a-i.,.
large that II adjourned To- Noorhee> Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09
ARMY LNTELLIGEECE.
EyOm The Union.

Col. Sumner, being the senior officer in the ~,
melt of the West of the army, since the tran,h
Cen Harvey 10 the northern department Of the PscS
has assumed command Of tIat department. y
headquarters ARE at ~. Louis.
A Board II Oificers-consisting oil Capt. u
Pickett, 9Th infantry; Capr. J: Gorgus, orinan@.
partmeIt; Breyet Major 4. 4. 5. Lrdley, ordnss'
department; Lieut.. II. b. Chtz, ID Infantry; and ".
u a. Many. mounted rliiemeE--hsve been oftsfs
Ia assemble At the Wash ngton Arsenal for the pa
pose of examining recent improvements In sDA1 n1
He Board ere directed To report ~ the War DePsn
mert, through the Ordnance Bureau with ssch y
marks and opinions they msy deem proper sna ,
be- governed by the provision in the Army Appcp"
tiot act OF June II, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09
THE emo STATE HOUSE ON FIRE
F,om The Coilnbas Slais,nan Of on

RON I 10 fotfvths ffdfffNdn ~ pcff
About O'Clock yesterday morning those Of var RI.
lzens residing IA the vicinity oi the state C,ptd
buidiI gs were aroused by the alarm 1T are gyea By
the woTkmen the artcsau well IN the ist-fIOa-,
yard. II di,cover,l that the baseueat In
tie northeast corner OF The building directly under
the flee of the Secretary ~ State aud used by the
Secretary ~ a stOre.foun and by WORK men "A pam
shop, WIS being rapidly enveloped IN flames. re
minutes after tie FIST alarm the steam hre-eugne 80
OF the ground aud wns soon followed by the Cap
tol achne, both of whch poured tremendous
stream Ct water through the windows, the steaaa,i
CINE the north ride and the capitol On the east. Ann
mel &c volume 81 smoke escaped through the tvo 10
dows, followed by sheets of fame lrapng mp INTO 10
very iacer Of the french making 10 exireinsy d.
cult D. reach the spot fromwhich the 6Tr arose, n
the avenues leading Ia the hooked AMI "a
Of smoke. A large pile If stationery, wrapping Al
printing paper ~ a corner of the subtsuaIesn non
was wrapped in flames, aid it was almost impssos
10 reach II with water.
But TIE strenuous exertons Of the fremen were su
cessf ! and the flames succumbed after hours hat
work. The room was opened but for some minutes ~
bot AZ furnace. ihe stationery in the room, "a
ued at about : O0, was totally destroyed. Almost :"
worth Of heavy glass, just placed In the room The d'
before, total luss. Considerable painting spps
rsius and raw materials valued nj from two TO tnr"
hundred dollars, belonging - tie CONTRACTOR HANNA
Cummings # Cincinnati, were destroyed. Five or 81
hundred volumes of public Documents, embfsanghs
only plete set exfHnt of documents IJ1l We Df'
organization Of the Territorial GoveruuSnt 70 1no
present tine, were totally ruined These docansls
were OF great whine records and il will be mpo~VS
To replace them. Their real value is incseaiaos.
though probably the whole lot would not have -hH
$lOO The total loss Of the State will perhaps 'ssn
$50, aside from the expense Of repairing The fos.
the walls windows aud doors Of which conssefSl
dan eged As to the origin Of the IRE no'Iaf
kIuwu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09
FKrscH FAsgioss.-A letter from Paris ssys;

The materials prepared for the coming sease
Rot dsnote any decreese IL the extravaganza IN
whici hes been so remarkable fr the last few va
Tie fabrics are gorgeous, the prices even hisn.t
tie pr,iusior Of trimmings and decorations On ~
ses' fciiett,~,i plcity, now entirely Joe, .ight
Florrces and furbe.ow-, lace, ribbons, Jes, Us
Gathers srd fower- hre all worn together, anu W.
out the discrinir alton ii time and crcnnstaoes b
There err nngrifcsn, new black silk, wM's ~
oons # Lyons have rent Is fr the WINTER -
filks are ~ VIDE that only three oreadtlr Ao -
sary fr tie skirt Tie tsxrrre il thick, bat yery
ana the price not ,egy moderate, varying nom W
Sli uer Ylrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09

perurous soil. and poor population, could they only
the land and know it. people who. in oar few
years Of Intercourse With them mut say, much
addicted 70 highly crediishe standard Of ibtei-
cence ard most exceeding Hospitality they would
admire the one ard heartily Ike, We do, the other
II is. too rapidly growing country, in population
snc in wealth; and neiehbors a. they are, with the
same blood aud Ike kin a. Ourselves wish tbel,
now and ever all possible prosperity anil happin-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09
by Telegraph. |

SYRACUSE Thursday. Oct 7, 1853.
a large number Of TeirigeratOrs OF every kind
exhibited, some novel aId good. The Utica tanning
ami asserting machine, invented in Vermont got a
first premium Ii sits grain through of screens
d,postlIg the different qualities IN separate drawers
leaving the punpes and fullest for the last. Ii works
beautifully. Rensselaer, County takes premium for
machine fer washing. clurning, and grinding coffee,
all at the same tIme by turning one wheel. Buffalo
sends Smiths patent r-wheel, said to be great
Improvement. From New-lork comes a patent tree
protector Ia attract and destroy insects. The pows
mowers reapers, and all kinds Of farming implements
are shown in very great variety. The horse erhibi-
ton to-day exceedingly fine. Nearly 400 fine
horses entered. The number Of horses Of good
quality has never been equaled before. The arrange
meuts in the cattle rings and horse ring excellent
and the bu-iBes department is conducted with much
pr nptness AID skill.
During the morning the tent Of the fowl exhibition
fell. njuring one man badly.
The fOlo wing premiums were awarded to-day:
CLASS mo. 3.-HEKEFORD Cows.
Bet ,hr.sysar old Coming j, Of Albany second do,
and H. Bowen OF Oak Grow, third do, NJ C. Remington
bet tvoyear old Hefer-A and II. Bowen: second do NJ
B,.i old Hriisr-E Corning IT,. Of Albany .eooad
do A. md n. Bowen.
Bet cali-E. GorHinsi second do, n {. ReninstOu.
bet IN orted Blu, eight ais old-E Corning. u.
be.t Imposed Hsifsr two yesrs--San-.
Beet IN ported he.,r y-ar-ssue
DEyOs Cows.
Bet Cow three year. old and upp srdJno Cooper Of Cort
land Fancy, second do Baker Son Of Madison, third d..
B-s; Cow. years odE Otley Of Ontario: second do
Mr. slnnsLt Of Dutob.ss thd do, l.. o. FaIe Of West
chester.
Be-, Cow, year Ode s Wainwright Of Dr.ches. sec-
ord DO, }. Hilton u Albany; third d. same.
Be-; better Cat-E. u Failr second do. J. Hilton.
T. g. tsis took hrs, premium for ns imported Devoo
tire ycsrs Old, TiiaIia
An lro.e L. stevens sl.o took first premium for thorough
bred Heiftr, three y-ers cd.
WORKING Cattle.
Afed-drev $500 ~risnt-first premium Wrn DIoo n
G.Lesve sscold do ka saedon VI CsyGsa third d. Bs
ksr 4 sou 81 Madison.
Working Cs,ts four years oli-drew 2eoo E-Firt pre-
MUM J. Hilton Il Albany seoond do Roberts Of Morrse
third 90, John bTyc-u Of Oneida
Tie Committee suggest that, hereafter, four year
Ods be ola-sed separately.
Wortnz three od-Firs. premium d. Oser Of
jefferson L Sheldon third do 5. d. Hgns.rrd
Of J,fersou
Tie Committee make favorable mention Of pair Of
working Herefords for drawing, FDed by Mr. Bowen
c OreaLs County bat their sze prevented them from
taking the premiums.
Tie Committee recommend prizes in the future for
br,ke steers
HoRsE PRIZES AwARDED-CLAss II-No. 10.
Be-. Brood Mare, Fosl y tie '.eM see Lid- Of Onon
dss second CO. = PeucsrsSt q OweEo third d. Ambrose
L. s:sv.us II G-iese-. fourth do, : Pr-ad-rEast
CLASS II-No. .n.-DRAUGHI HORsES.
Stations four Yeas ana ps4re-Cbsr-s l. Max OF
L.ekrort Cha1 ,on; SECOND C. %. Brundase W,ype
f,G do, c. Peek o! OIoDaasa No .aTd PIeIaiorn
awe Ided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09

Ills eNcee, the daily average IT previous web,
ard yet tie number ct pcrsurs liable % yellus lev.
must be much diminished. and the popul.si,a .
greatly reduced by the n eit 1t citizens.
BAruN RouGF, I've regret, ,ay- The ti,,..
II the 18th tlat cannot chrpfcle any ahAi.u.ri
sickness IN our mil-t. TIE irvrrl- generally capc.,
~ be- On the Increase. Tvn deaihs occurred dr.,
the last twenty -four hours, aud Ne near Of olAer,
taken.
VlcKsBURG, Nlss.-Thc Tielsburg Why OFT
says:
There was enc death AZ the City Hospital y.,s,
doy Of yellow fever, AID none ~ Toe inis W. siiy
We hear 1T ore n two new eases Ut ieyG
TIE Ifae SOnihrgn draws rather mop gloomy
picture If the sanitary condition Of tnat city II ap
I'VE rgret to bee comptlci "a report tai the ".
lew fever appears to be- steadily On tie increase
city. We heard ot quite 70 uuubrr ui new css,s ~
t.rday, occurring In iucalii,s which have b'co hr-
tuioTe exempt from the disease. We believe that
now scattered pretty well over town AMI no iinufs
tin eau well be- expected Until the advent II M
We cen only counsel pfudrnce and cheerful iseAAir
Of duty on the Iar ol all who liable 70 b. sltess
with tie hope that We may soon be relieved Of -
presence 90 the destroyer.
There were six bnrIals ycstcriay-tbree ron "
City Hospital two from tie city proper, and The ma
who died the levee night before last, making 50
ALL"
TIE SouilrOn relates the following incident
"A poor woman who died on the kvce WAS burie'
yesterday evening. She lett two te orphan boys, AMI
horrible 10 relate, while they wcn iolcw'pu ne eoIP'
OF their mother to the gfavc, some hendish vih'
broke open the house aDd niiej tie bureau u e'dY
ii ing OF the lcatt value. lie obi ers U ~
search tor the miscrcabt, and do sincerely IA
they may catch him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09

A little son thirteen years old Of Mr.. Brsck. Of
Wheeling, having witnessed the execution Of Burns
Ind ar uncurtrolable desire aroused 10 know what
s,rt Of sensation hanging produced. TIE other day
he procured q rope, mad moose, and adjusting it
nr,i,nd his neck threw the weight of his body on IL
He WAS die covered in time - his HE, but n I
b.f r. le had become iusensibie He ailergari tried
the experiment IN younger brother.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09

YELLOW FEvER.-The bark STagossa, Cap, M 80
from New.Orlsans. arrived At the Quaraltipe, DO
Wa ,rday. SIZE bet three 81 her crew ., ~
fever during tie passage. Their nar %,..'I W.
R,lire- of New-York, aged , years Eiwsfu .IssJ
81 liz Island, aged ) years, AID EawaTd ESi''
TreLt,n, hewJerssy, sse. II jears'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-09
YELLOW FETER Ar THE SOrTg

NEw-ORrEANs.-The Intelligence from N.x.O,....
continues uuiavurablc the dsiy morA6t, ~.
cavier than last week TIE latest rpp,r,s d a..
from yellow fever are a. follows:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-21
BALTIMORE.
WIN. GRANGE e CO.,
COLLISION IND PRODUCr
MERCHANTS.

No. 3 Exchange Place, Baltimore, No.,
A RE prepared to supply agriculturists
"A with the pulc Eide Island Guano from
the coast Of Lower California, at Wholesale
prices.
This Guano is now acknowledged to be
the best in use. a description and analysis
by the most eminent Chemists will be found
III the American Farmers MAGAZINE. 1t is
III several respects ahead of all other Guanos,
as proved by the several experiments mac t
with it by some of the best farmers in the
State.
DR.. Wharton, President of the MARYLAND
Agricultural College, at BladcnSburg, laid
out last Spring 10 squares Of land, all Of the
same size. and used on each different fer
tiIIzcr, including Peruvian and all other
kinds. and sowcd oats on ali on the 9th of
April, but the patch on winch Hide Island
Guano had been used is conspicuousiy ahead
OF all the other patches, the blades being
higher, stronger and promising a far greater
yield than any Of the other patches.
Price $40 per Ton, (mclading baes)
u Samples on view at this Office, as also
at Mr.. David Nj. Taylor's and at Mr.. jacob
Johnson's, Howard House, Elkton.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROUND
BONES always Oh hand. Price SIS to $50.
per ton. [July 10, lSJ6--3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-21
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, in any of the
nciShboring counties in this State II isayoIu.
able medium for advertising to all persons in thi.
county who have property, Real or Personal for
sale; or who deal in any sort of merchandise
goods or wares. Every dollar they cxpcnd in al
Vertising in The Wing must repay them hundreds
And persons in the cities who may desire to sci!
to merchants ana citizens Of Cecil county, can in
no way make their business and location known ia
them so we'll as by advertising in The Cecil Whig.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-21

ANOTHER MATHEW ATIcAL PHENOMENON
The Dalton (Ga.) Times says:
Last Sabbath, we met IN this city, man
by the name of Meredith Holland, native of
Monroe county, Ky, who can certainly
beat the world mathematical. lie can
answer any proposition which may he sub
mitted to him, and do it without a moments
delay. We asked him how many seconds
there were in four thousand years. Scarcely
had the question been stated, when the nm.
swer was accurately given. This man look :
cd like county hoosier, and if it were not
for the extraordinary mathematical gift with
which he has been endowed, he would be ,e-
garded as almost an IDIOT lie has travelled
in company with several gentlemen over a
large portion of Europe, and is about
starting on tour Thou hout the United
States. He declares that every answer is
presented to his mind simultaneously with
the question, and that, therefore, he under :
goes no mental effort i'll these mathematical
exhibitions.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-21
Wesleyan Female College.
U'ILNjNGyON DEL JJ,raDE

WILNlNGION, DELAIFIRE.
FllARTERED with full collegiate powers ::
unfinished with extensive Apparatus.
Libraries, &c, and having full Board OF
experienced Professors and Teachers offers
to Young Ladies superior facilities for ac-
curing Il complete education.
The buildings are well ventilated. lighted
with gas, and have rooms for bathing on
each floor. The domestic arrangements and
the general discipline are such as to secure
as far as possible, to all the boarding students
the comforts Of home, and the refining in
duenceS Of II cultivated and christian family
circle.
Expenses for Board, Room Light, Fuel
and Tuition in studies of the regular course
Sl52 per year. Drawing, Painting, MUSIC
and Modern Languages extra. The next
Session will commence WEDNESDAY, the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER.
JOHN WILSON.
July 81, lS3S-lm. President.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-21
NOTICES.
EOK'aGE.

John Manldin and john
I Shippers. In the Circuit
VS.. Court for Cecil
Joseph ). Pickering and | county, In Chan
hcbecca ". Pickering, &c cry. August
his wife, Tilglmln Picker 18th, 1858.
Ing. Alfred Pickering and
Benjamin 7. Hedges.
F5NllE object Of this suit is to procure a
a Decree for sale Of cer;ain mortgaged
premises, in Cecil county, i'll the State Of
Maryland, which WcIo CA iia righti. day ..
September, eighteen hundred and Gfty-tw,
moiIEaged ny Joseph S. Pickering aud Wife
20 John Mauldin, and which mortgage was az
forwards assigned by said john Nauldin to
, John Shippers.
The Bill states that on the eighth day of
September. eighteen hundred aud flty-two.
the above named Joseph s. Pickering and
Rebccca ". Pickering his wife. c nveyed
certain Real Estate, which is particularly
described in 81 i'll Bill and its accompanying
exhibits, unto John Mauldn, by way Vi mort
gage to secure tie payment Of twenty live
hundred dollars, with interest thereon from
the tenth day Of March, eighteen hundred
and lilt!-twO, due on bond Of tha; date, from
the said Joseph S. Pickering To the said
John Mauldn, ana payable on or before the
tenth day of March, eighteen hundred and
liity-scven.
That the said john Mauidin afterwards, TO
witt on the ninth day of January, eighteen
hundred and tlfty-SiX for valuable consider
alton assigned the said mortgage 10 the above
named John Shippers.
That the said Joseph S. Pickering on the
twenty sixth day of October. eighteen hum
drcd and iiny-two by his Deed of that day,
in which his wife Rcbgcca W. Pickering
joined, conveyed all his equity Of redcmp-
ton in the aforesaid mortgagcd premises to
Tilglman Pickering and Alfred Pickering of
the city Of Philadelphia. And that the said
lilghmnn Pickering and Alfred Pickering,
on the fifth Of April, eighteen hundred and
fifty five, by their deed of that day. cony eyed
their interest in said Real Estate to Bcnjl-
min +. Hedges OF the city OF pliladep hia,
WHO now holds the same.
The Bill further states that She interest on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

fHNillS is to give notice. that the Suhscri-
n Der, Of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
administration on the personal estate OF
Benjamin Stops, late of said county.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to ex-
hibIt the same, with the vouchers thereot
duly authenticated, on or before the 21st
day Of July, 1889; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given Endcr my hand
this 18th day Of August 1858.
AUGUSTUS STOOPS,
Administrator of Benjamin Stops, decd.
Test-JAs. MCCAuLEY, Reg.
Aug. II, lS5S--Gw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-21
REAL ESTATE.
CONSTAbLE'S SALE,

NJ virtue of seven writS of Ficri Facias.
ED three issued by Anthony Wharton, one
of the Justices of the Peace of the State OF
Maryland, in and for Cecil county one at
the suit Of George ". Taylor. for Aiclinc
Taylor, one at the suit of Hughes Brothers,
and one at the suit Of } ohm Maudin: also.
four issued by John Eiddcil another Justice
Of the Peace in and for said county, two ut
the suit Of Hall 4 Reed, one at the suit OF
George W. Taylor, agent for Adaliae Taylor,
and one at the suit OF T.. b. Hall all against
the goods and chattcls. lands and trncmguts
of james Thompson, to ~" directed, | have
seized and taken in execution all t'. right,
title, claim. Interest and estate. at law and
i'll equity, of the said James Thompson in
and to all his interest in al! that Tract OF
Land, containing
80 Acres, Mere Or E4css,
willed TO linn by William Thompson. his
father, late Of Cecil county adjoining lands
of Wan. Thompson and Samucl Goodnough ;
and | hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the 1874 dag Of AnguSt, 1853,
between the hours Of aud 4 O'Clock y. m.
at the Public House Of Martha Iun, in North
East. | will offer for sale the said properly.
so seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction. to the highest bidder for Cash, to
satisfy said wrtS and cost
JOSEPH Il. MAHONY,
August 7, 1S5S--ts. Constable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-21
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioncrs Of Cecil county, at their nest regular
meeting after the 9TH day of September,
nvXi, for the appointment of Examiners to
view and determine the proprety Of changing
the route OF the road leading from D. Hes
toms Mills to Harmony NJ. Z. Church, where
ii intcrSccts the road leading from Il owands-
willie to Battle Swamp, distance Of about
half mile said change Of route to consist
i'll the vacation Of the present road and the
opening of Il road from said Mills through
lands. Of d. lIeston, James Greyham and
William Grihce, to a point east Of where
said road intcrsects the said RoNlandsylllc
and Battle Swamp ron I'd.
August I, lSJS-5w.