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

FOREIGN NEws.--We have again later
news by the steamship Persia, off Cape Race.
The Atlantic Telegraph Fleet took it's dcpar-
ture under sail from Plynoth on Thursday
the 10th inst. We do not learn that Capt.
Judkins passed the fleet near enough to speak
any of the steamers, but the weather is un-
dersood to have been favorable for the sub.
merging Of the cable. The fleet expected to
reach mid ocean on the goth inst, and we
shall probably of the arrival of the Niagara
at Trinity Bay on or about the 29th INST.
Breadstuffs are without Improvement
The war in the republic of Santo Domingo
between the partizans of Baez and Santana
continues, and each faction is supplied with
war fleet. armed with munitions obtained
from New York. The Baez feet had seized
several Danish and English vessels, and one
Of the latter was retaken by British frigate.
4 new constitution has been adopted, and
Don Jose Nalverde has ncen elected President.
The Baez faction having possession of St.
Domingo city. the republican forces had in.
vested it by sea and lnnd
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Erd Utah.

ST. LorIs, jos % %. A despatch from
l'taycnworth, dated the 18th, received at
Boouvile per. U. SExpress, spvs that par.
ties bad arrived the having LETT Camp Scott
on the I'D Of May route for Independence.
! he mail cou,iers mort the roads between
there aud Fort Iamic very heavy, and
much cut up by heassagc of trains: The
mail came as far as h't Laramie under an es
cort provided by G. Johnston. The Utuh
news is generally tiripatcd.
ten. Harvey $ ccIland was met Yesterday
f rty miles hence.
Private adyices fro thcarlny to Nav oSth,
mention the arrival Lieut.. Armstrong at
Camp Scott with Is cad of cattle. Capt.
Hare, with 200 hcabf cattle, was within
three days MA, eli otamp Scott. \ letter
from an officer, eXpleed the conviction that
The troops would not employed against tho
Mormons.
The Lcavenworth mes contains a letter
from Fort Biidgcr, ay DIST, which saws
That brigham louns principal Mormon
elders had co'Sentedto deliver themselves
into the custody of L United States mar.
shal, 10 await tlii provided that they
were tried by juryn 10 way connected
with the army.
The party Of Morms arrived at the camp
were in a half starved demolition. They be-
longed to the factiol opposed to Brigham
Young, and represent the Church to be
torn BY dissertations. They wished to return
to the United States.
The reception. Of Cd Johnston's commits.
sion as brigadicr GENIAL had caused much
satisfaction TO the arm.
Gov. Cumming sayit may be regarded as
safe for engrants fro the United States [,
California via Salt La. the road being en-
iiIely open.
Captain Newton, "'hc Engineer Corps,
had reached Camp Set, and reported tina,
permanent post is TO established at Fort
BrldSer. Of which ColIloilinan would take
command.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

PICTURE TO BE SEEM RE APPRECIATED
Holding office in Uta is no joke, and not
very d'g niled, II this assaGe from the cor
reSpondcncG of the Tytae is as true as it is
graphic.
have seen the Govaor of the Territory
walking sravcly up t'Dad toward his tents.
carrying piece of stov funnel under eacl
arm; have seen the hef Justice cutting
the turf for chlmnej and punch ing the
oxen which were dravg logs to build his
cabin; the Secretary State splitting wood
and the United States tto,ney and Marshal
pla stering the wall, oflcir hut with mud
lc' to-day | saw one Jtel States Commits.
Sloner stripped to the u and riding on horse
back, plotting wagon trough ford across
the South Platte. whicae had discovered by
wadlng, while the 9th, Commissioner, hav-
Ing accomplished the ESage, sat upon a
corn stack on the oppole bark mendinc a
rent III MS pantalools. These pictures may
convince you that the nil Offices, at least
IN connection with the lah expedition, are
not sinecures.
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.Herc illov cnn1n :.

The little dogs and ALL
Tray Blanche and sweet heart see, they bark at
| mo-
Tie Democrats whole pack opened on us a,
full cry last weeks we turn to meet them and
by their marks we know thcnl-by the hirsut,
snout, the peck marked visagc and the bantam
legs.
| 1heSe butcher 5 ours arc venom mouthed"
but, more fortunate than Buckingham we
g have the power to muzzle thcm.'' Calling
us &" decayed and dying " and revealing in
the hope that such may be the fact, these less
than decent dogs come at us open .iawcd and
the poor, little bantam of The Democrat, who
at the times when in full health we culcd him
INTO silence, would get up on his Hgmity, and
announce to his readers who saw with dis
gust the subterluge of then doughty champion
that he g never noticed The Cecil IIhig, or
It's Editor" now, in the face Of common
decency, grows jubilant at what he deems our
"dying" condition, and, no doubt, exults in
the anticipation of soon achieving for himself
chief victory in sncakiug up and kicking our
cold corpse, in imitation of that ass of oldrn
time, as 1Esop tells, that kicked the dead
body Of the enemy which, liTing, lie feared
to approach.
We salute the whole pack, Good Morr-
ing!' and pray them good cheer. On this
25th morning of June, from the side of that
I" sick couch !" to which they so exultinglv
refer, we extend to them the bony hand Of
defiance. Our sickness is a private affair Int
whether "dccaycd," or whether s.dvinr =,
as they are pleased to think, we ask no quar-
ter or indulgence from them either as touch
ing the in door conflicts Of the quill, or the
outdoor conflicts Of tho street, where we
may still sometimes be found. Even sick
man needs amusement and exercise, and to
such an one, the kicking of d cur might prove
heathful recreation. Some years ago, when
SICK IN bed, and the story in the street that
VIC could not survive, The Democrat made its
bitterest personal attack let the way that re-
suited and the way we recovered, afford awbole-
some warning, while we close this part of the
subject with the remark. that none but low
bred dog and BLACKBOARD would be guilty of
the inefable meanness and unmanliness of
jeering an opponent because of the declined
state of his health.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

OT1hc Democrat don't believe" an
active democratic politician here voted for
convention. 1t is not his habit to believe
the truth, or to tell the truth In fact, it is
stated he don t believe his own lies. He is
strangely obtuse to think that because we
SAID one prominent man says lie voted
&C.. that that contradicts the assertion
that many others voted for a convention.
The assertion and tie fact is that one prom
ncnt politician, and many other voters voted
fora convention, and there are men enough
OF his party who know this. lie may not
know it but his ignorance can't destroy fact.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
MAP CT CECIL COUNTY

NOW READY.
'5NiIE Puhlishcrhas the pleasure, of inform
4 iNg lHc citizens that lr has commenced
the delivery of his new and complete
Maps 0s' Cecil.
now flushed, and will c"ntiuuc until the sub
>"Iihrrs. and others desiring them. are Sup
piled. The Maps have on them the report
Of the Examining Committee. and the recon
mcndation of the Comfy Commissioners aDl
may be obtained at five dollars $50 a pl:te
from the Undersigned, or 1T
j. T.. Browns EIktun Post Onte.
Jesse Il. CuulS"nS Sturr--purr Deposit.
&. II. lIaiMcs' Storc--Hrct Meeting lloUso
Il. l.. ThuHaS' Store North East.
John II. Streets Warwick.
SIMON j. MAHTENET,
80. & South Street,
juno 2G, 1913 # Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
PUBLIC SALE.

ENliE subscriber will sell at Public Sale
l. at his residence in Chesapeake City, on
Saturday, the 5m day of J0Iy, 1858,
the following Personal Property: Beds.
Bcdstcads anf Bedding, | set of Velvet
Spring Seat Chairs, 3 sets Common do. =
Gentle Tables, with marble tops, Sofa, Look
ing Glass, Ingram and other Carpets. ! No.
, Cooking Stove. and many other articles
Ihc Fnnitrlc II Of tirSt-ratc quality.
~ Sale to conrliGncc at . 0 clock D. m.
TERMS-CASu. E. II. PRICE.
.Iunr LE. 1879
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

A New CENT PlECE.--We hare seen a
specimen of new coin of one cent jienom-
nation, just FROM the mint at Philadelphia.
Something of this kind is much needed to
take the place ct that abomiualle abortion,
the one cent coim Of 1851. The rev cent
piece, like the other. is Of nickel, aud Of the
same size: it has the head Of M Indian Girl
npon one side, and the words United States
Of America, with the date. Cpor the reverse
is wreath s,lrnnunri with shield. with
h,.uch Of arrows cutwincd at the bottom.
and the words enc cc,u in tic middle Of it.
The workmanship, as well is tie design, is
beautifully executed. II boston Post.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

IS Equality To ALI --UNIrorMIrY or pErcE<,
y NEW FENrrGE ~ BUSINESS ErunN oN;: MS
oWN SALESMAN ,--.JoNES 4 CO.. Of the Crescent
Ono Price Clothing Store" No. 200 Market street
above Sixth, Philadelphia. in addition to having
the largest, most varied and fashionable stock oi
Clothing in Philadelphia. made expressly for re-
tail sales. have constituted every one his cwIi
salesman. by having marked in figures ou each
article the very lowest price it can he sold for, 81
they cannot possibly rary-all NUS; Ec alike
The goods are all well sponsrd and prepared
and great pains taken with iIc making 50 that all
may huy with the fall assurance Of getting good
article at the ycrv lowest price
Remember the Crescent in Market. ahoyc sixth
NO go, JoyES 4 Co.
Aug. Sly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

~ Mexican news, telcgraphcd from New
o'lranS' states that anarchy reigns at Sonora.
"naymaS was successfully bcScigcd for one
week by 1000 Indians. Whole village, had
been burned, and the population murdered.
Santa Cruz DC Mayo had been entered by the
Indians. and every man killed. The women
and children were confined in a church and
burned with the town. A battle had been
fought on the Plain of El Sancoto, between
PrSqncila and Guadara, in which the latter
was defeated and killed. The former had
pronounced in favor Of Juarcz.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

Olhe Democrat wrlthes at the exposure
Of It's proscrptivc business enets. The same
spirit which led lit to threaten prescription to
the Doylestown paper led 10 the attempt to
prescribe Baltimore merchants because that
city votes the American ticket, and 10 pro.
scribe American mechanics a! home because of
their politics. lie should be made to feel him.
self the evil Of prescription in business affairs.
AS 10 his question if we are an abolitionlst,
we reply not half so much one as he is we
have quite as many interests at stake in
Maryland as he has and in spite of his oc.
caslonal proslavery rantings there are plenty
Of men who would not trust him on the sub.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

DISCONTINUED The Portsmouth Va.)
Transcript states that it has been found ill.,
possible to continue the route from that nort
to Philadelphia via Seaford, Del, in conse-
qnence of the obstruction formed by a bar in
the Nanticoke river.---The line will be discon-
tlnucd until the bar can be removed, and a
snitahle boat for the route either purchased
or built to order
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
Che Cecil ll)bto.
ELKTON, JUNE 90, 1858.
The Cecil Democrats " headlon

Tile Cecil Democrats " headlong
method Of jumping at conclusions" is
generally the best defence OF these
against whom that unscrupulous .
pater directs it's alta cks. III its refer
cncc to the notice, made by this paper, ht
che New Orleans Vigilance Committee,
it failed to discover or recognise the diff
ference between that Committee and
what was called the Independent Party.
1t quotes from New Orleans paper an
article in regard to that party, and APP
plies it as a description Of the Vigilance
Committee, when all intelligent readers
of tue published accounts know the lat
ter was only band of locofoco traitors
and rcyolutionists, assisted by horde3 Of
foreigners, attempting, with such better
voters as they could obtain by the hich
of the Independent Party, to subver
the government of the city. Agalns
the Independent Purity, We said nothing
the Committee we denounced and We
shall not ascribe TIE Democrats conf,l-
sion of names and things to its party
preiudices, but to that general Ignorance
which charactcrizes most Of its homilles
We shall not ask what the reader vii
think, as it does the reader, before this
has thought that it had better remained
on the whole subject, as it commence
its article" without one word to say
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

A DANGEROUS CoUNTERfEfr.-7hc tHiooc
Record says: We are informed that dan
gcrous counterfeit SIS note on the New Castle
County Bank, State of Delaware. il now in
Circulation in this vicinity. date is 1856,
the signature Of the President and Cashier
are in the same hand writing and the general
appearance Of the note is bad. This coun.
ierlelt is not yc: been mentioned in the
" Dctector "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
NOTICE.

FNliE County Commissioners, will meet at
L their office. in the Court House, IN Elk
ton, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of July,
next, t" make their Animal Levy.
The recently appointed Collectors of Taxes
IN the various Districts will be expected to
appear and give bond, on the second day of
TINS session OF the Board, viz: "Wednesday.
Inc 'lh day OF July, proXilno. BY order.
JAS. 5. CRAWFORD. Crk
June 26-2w, CONS Cecil ,nunir
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

u Mayor Waterman, of New Orleans,
was reinstatcd in his Office, but lie subsequent,
y resigned. The members of the Visilant
Committee have been scattered to the four
winds to avoid arrest. The coroner has held
'n1uess over eleven bodies found dead in the
entertainments Of The vigi'ants: "A large NUM-
Der was also known to bc wounded.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

7T1Ae b'dioe'l makes display Of its
omithoiogica! and Biological knowledge. His
actual knowledge If These sciences is said to
be confined to whist he lcarnc! around the
wood wharvcS in Fillmore, whcre he - in
Spcc'cd with IL # stick, tprcciscly his
height, AS they sal and to the little he
read with view ! his sojoun in Tuk 5
Island.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

TIE CoNOWINGo BRIDGE.-Thc con-
tract for building thiS bridge has been let we
are informed, to the McssrS Black of l.ancas
ter. Most of the material will be iurnisr J
from the immediate ncghborhood, exec
white pine timber, which will be
down the river. The stone will be
close by the work. The cont, a., .;,
double track Oh the Burr plan
is S3S 900. -.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

The GRAIN INspEclN LAw.-The Far
mers in Maryland app,i determined to give
The new grain inspectI law fair trial,
Within few days publ meetings have been
held in Calvert, Queen Al S and Talbot coun.
ties' without respect to srty, and resolutions
aooptea urgently commdlng the enactment
as likely to rebound to e benefit Of grain
growers and calling upe farmers generally
to sustain it,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

THE Fnou MAnrEr Frogs arc now reg.
uarly quoted article in the New York market
The last report reads - frogs are in demand
and selling one dollar per dozan. These ar,
fast becoming Il tavortc dish, and tie de.
mand for them is becoming constantly
greater"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
DRESS MAKING.

IA lihforms the ladies of North East and
@ainiiy, that she is proposed to make all
Kinds Of FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES at
she shortest notice, at the residence Of her
tather (John Janney,) second house on the
Dad leading TO Elkton, and respectfully
5hcits patronage. MAY ~. lS5S-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

hoN. JOHN }. CRTTENDEN. This gcntl,-
man arrived AZ Cincinnati on Saturday, and
had handsome reception. lie was escorted
to the Spencer House, where he was wclcom.
ed by the Hon. Thomas Corwin. Mr.. Crit.
tenden made an eloquent response. lie pro.
ceeded to Covington, Ky, the same evening.
where he had another enthusiastic recept,on,
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S2iEing. NCEH sllcnn.

7 AWNS: Earescs, Mantillas. and pus'cr,
j French ard American Orgmly Lawns
BIrcges. linyalcrc cut. IL Il and plain in ear ou,
co'orSi White Dress ;Iols. in variety Irnalins
Busters sin lwStrr. Linen and Cotton; Gloy,t
and M"hnir AlittS. ParisoIS aul Fans All Of
which are adopted to the season. For sale hy
june -. BENZ. + MAT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

G-Dan Rice's horse Excelsior, " which
everybody knows, fell FIN the stairs lately
while in the ring, and bike leg. He had
10 De Killed Dan ina travel long time
'e,oie nc Gun De able tobtain another such
SPLENDID animal
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ia Washington despatch saws -

= IL " 'o'17ToVUII UtsPdVCTI says =
lmmtdn!e steps are to he taken by the
administration to counterfeit, if practicable,
the movements Of Belly i'll Central America.
Some prctcNt will be found for con,cstng the
recent arrangement on the basis Of the
ln:Sarrl treaty If Louis Napoleon be
bellnd the screen, as believed, this step may
lead to a serious complication. Since the
settlement of the right Of visit question,
very bcllcosc spirit has manifested itself
here.
Lord Napier prepared dcsp,tches to-day
conveying to ms Government intelligence Of
tie satisfaction cvinccd by the Administration
at the turn which the cruiser controversy has
taken, and giving assurances that the rca.
tons between the two countries would be
established on even better footing than
heretofore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
Vest Nottingham Academy,

's:>-~-~rECH COUNTY, MD.
". p. Andrews, \. NJ, Principal.
NVHE SUMNER SESSION OF THIS
will commence on MONDAY. May
IN and continue for the usual term of twenty
III .keeks. lAplil n, lSjS-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

Hon ROBERT DALE OWEN, L. S. Minister
at the Court Of Naples, has written home to
his friends IN Indiana that he has become
converted to Christianity Mr.. Owen has
heretofore been an infidcl.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

HARVEST WAGES. AT a meeting of the
farmers Of Dorchester county, Md. held at
the court house in Cambridge. last week, It
was resolved to pay 81 SO for Graders and
62t cts, fer binders.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

AslIINGTUN, JUNE GA private letter
received here from Governor Cumming. saws
ms hope o! control over the Murmpns IS exert
Cd through G'lgham Young and that if a
collision should take place between the army
ana the Mtlmons, long and expensive
guerilla war would probably be the conse
qncncc.
Mr.. Robes. the Mexican Minister. authori
res an emphatic denial Of the recently pub
i'Shed statement Of the sale or ceSsion of a
large portion OF sonora. lie says that all the
dccrccs ISSUED by the Mexican Government,
making grants for colonization or other pur-
poses, have been officially published, and
that there Is not single instance Of Il grant
which was not followed by the authentic an
nounccmcnt Of the fact. That there Is none
IN this Case, and without such grant or pub.
i'calion no grant or ccssion is of legal effect.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

lliSAvOWAL OF THE SEARCHES ~ TIE GrLF
We ca,n that official advlccs from Eng
land, received by the last arrival, rritrlate
friendly sentiments toward this country, dis
avow intentional offence against its FLAG.
and state that orders have been issued by the
butlSh iaycrnment to discontinue the visits
fits cru iscrs, which have recently given of.
fence to our people. That Government. we
learn, docs not insist On visitation or search
AS right, but regarding both nations as so.
hcltouS to put al end to the African slave
trade, Ii dtsics.a mutual ndcIStnnding or
arrangement as TO the proper and most ac-
rcp'able manner Of aScertaining the charac-
ter Of suspected Savcrs. Tie whole tenor Of
the dispatches is such, we are informed, as
10 recognize the doctrine so steadily as
serted by the Government Of the United
States on this subject. We conclude, there
llorr, that the differences which have arisen
between the Two countries are not such as
cannot be amicably and speedily adjusted. -
NuilOHQI iuictHgcdcgr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

The TURF.--Flora Temple aud Lancet trot-
ted for purse at the Fair Grounds nea,
Philadelphia. on Thursday, Flora winning
in three straight heats of one mile each. in
2,29, a3l and 2 55. Lancet broke badly
as usual
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

YELLOW FEvER.-A private letter from
Havana, under date CT the 18th, saws the
yellow fever is prevailing to an alarming ex.
text among the shipping at that pert, but
that as yet, the city itself is comparatively
healthy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

At circus and per-
~ Van Amhurs Gcro On rncs1on n,,.
forming animals wtliibition of kind With
II 10 a''" ~ '' a Are great objections to these
many l'''S'"' ''T have observed that those who
exhibitions u boys from any anuscrnont of the
prevent my 10 drive them to the grogscry or
kind, oR Place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

DEATH or A CITIZEN OF PORT De-
rosIr.-.Cornclus Smith, ESD, well known
citizen of Port Deposit, died on Sunday even
ing last. He was member of the House OF
Delegates in 1852 and 1888 and was ut one
time a County Commissioner from the Port
District. On the Friday preceding his death
he pointed out to James McCauley, Esl.,
Surveyor, an important corner stone III that
town, which was buried IA foot under ground
and the location Of which he said WAS only
known to him. He WAS in his 9th year.
Among the bcquess in his will was S2,ooo t'
the Trustees of the NJ. f. Church in Por
Deposit, to be invested in per ct stock, and
interest applied to keep up good school il
| that to WI forever.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

TALL Embellishments Gazette
states that one of the clbbers Of that citv
last week caught one tho and and three soft
crabs IN single dov.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

u Hon. II. Winter Davis. of Baltimore
has been invited to deliver Fourth Of july
Grafton in Buffalo, n. Y,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
6IAL OF REApEBS.--A trial w.,

t''N' W 'tN' hhS.--A TRIAL was
~ on Monday last, at the farm Of Dr. Gilpin.
near EIkton, of two mowers one patented
by Aulman & Miller, and mad By T.. r. Cone
near West Chester; the other kctchrin's
machine, from the manufactory of Sprangler
Graham, Phia3a.; for the first Joshua
jackson is agent lee, for the last Jacob L.
Ash. The grass was heavy clover. much
down aud tangled; both mowers crt better
than men could have done it with the common
scythe. There was some difference of opir-
ion regarding their respective merits, bat as
no Judges were appointed and no regular
decision given, We leave that question un-
touched. Farmers would do well to cxanne
both.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

A FINE HoUsE,~-Mn Isaac Gray Is
building a very handsome brink house on his
farm on the Turkcytown road. 1t is large,
two and Il half stories high, with double
portico Oh each side ard one Of the hand
soonest improvements in the county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

SCOWS FOR SALE.
nANlD WHITE has . SCOWS lie offers
~ at Private Sale. The small one carries
II cords Of wood the large one - cords
He will set! low, as he has no use for them.
June 70. DAVID WHITE.
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| AIDES Caters, KID Slippers, Misses and
4 childrens Shoes Of best make For sale by
june %, REM r. NAV