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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-06

For s,r.n,innI ,,o,,-, ,.,.-,-

We auhorzsd 70 announce Jss NJ. Hrror as oandi
election Tor the o1e Of sheriff q Davidson cote y
a. the ensuing Mach eleeticn sepss-d
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wsare authorised HANoIS ?. BosTIcK eandi-
Office Of County Trustee, Davidson county the
ensuing March election. 0es-td
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIG.

arc composed that disease within the range of their
action rarely Withstand evade them Their pen
Grating properties Search and cleanse and invgorae
every portion Of the human organism correcting its
diseased action and restoring It's healthy yalites As
consequence of these properties. the invalid who is
bowed down with pain physical dcbtyis astonished
TO find his health or energy restored by remedy at
once simple and inviting. ~
N0t>Only do they cure the everyday complaints of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named is pleased 10 furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
of their and directions for their use in the follow
ing complaints: C0stireicSS, Heartburn, Headache,
arising from diSoydere9 stomach, Nausea Indigestion,
PAIN in and Morbid lHaeti0a otEe BoreS F2atReHcy,
Loss of appetite, Ja,9ldiee, and other Kindred
plants, arising from low state of the body obstruc
ton of its functions They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation OF the blood and the restoration of
tone and strength to the system dcbtated by disease
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Tne CrirLnI 1,alch..

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The International Crckei
play at ioboken was resumed this morHlng. The
Americans pllysd ysry 20 d, but All Eaglsnd, ee-
ven. speud'd. Tie latter nen the mssca ia one
inning and had 81 runs TO scare
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Wesre authorized to alnounce THos. T. SAUNDERS can
ddae for the Office Of oOuaey Trustee for Davidson county Al
TIE election to he held IN March. Istja. APPS
We authorized to announce IsHAM CLARK as ca1d
date for County Trustee at The ensuing March election
aug2T-t1
We authorized to snnounos SAMUEL P. ASIENT, a
candidate couy Trustee Of Davidson county, at the Dex
March election. le5s-sd"
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NC ''If ever mankind found
s=Is anything, lis safe say that such found now
PerseveTe perfect old adage and many valuable
things have been lost for want of perseverance, Fortune does
always throw the laps Of people the
try, Of the thngaye labor
expense bring them light We have great example Of
this record. It is that Of DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAN
EITH4CIOR which is aknoWlsdSei by the whole world
the extraordinary Tor scad bruises, and
multitude Of ether ills Its has we'll chosen it
truly embOdes its ecuaries On application all pain ceases
all inh ANIMATION subsidies, the heag process
No time is lost doctors fees expended, lingering torture
suffered. May not say have found it Yes true
quick and effective remedy Wekage found DALLEYs MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & Co,
and III Ch,rt-ss straat-
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E1.aS GOO d MediciRc.--BEc-
SsS-s1S Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puri
Of the us,fu and pleasant beverages Of the day
1t is mild and agreeable the bacing the giving
healthy the stomach and pang glorious appetite
glass full Of this Cordial taken three times day, will he
better than family physician, other medicine will be
qulred For ladies' It particularly recommended as
strengthens sEeaker vessels in astonishing de-
gree. See the advertisement in another column.
WIA 7p-c5dss
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A.rnhnestock,s yerrni-

K1F~yH@@ b a. FahncstOck'S FefinI-
&S~S-s-S fuge,-WELJASgsBUKs, New York--Bessrs
3. A. FahReock e 20. Gentleent: For number Of
past have bsn tr0bled with adeadal gnagng pain the
pit Of stomach accompanied by aRtness and dizziness in the
head and after adherng the advice OF several Ecnt phy
clans and receiving benefit hereor induced try
r. 4. EtAestoeks VeImuge and after taking viss, to
my surprise passed - yards OF tape and assert that
have my health, which feel indebted 70
n. A. FahnestOcks vrrmfuge cheoruily recommend it
being eicacious and harmless.
HENRY HOFFMAN.
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= IN oRpERINa TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

-F IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
n The mount our for what you wish TO
pucha e. name Lottery which you wh it invested, and
whether You Nhole Halves Quarters receipt Of
which, we send what i ordered y first NAIL together with the
scheme 800 "a.
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Drawing, certified to
by the Commissioner. will be sent, with Explanation
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give the Of their Post Office, County and State.
Accommodation strictly confidential.
prizes $1,000 and under paid Immediately after tho
drawing Other prizes at the usual time Of 20 days.
Orders for Tickets Certificates by Mail Express 70 be d.
rected
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Georgia
or y0uu, EDDY q co.. Atlanta GeaTg n.
or WgOD; EDDY 81 CO., Wilmington, Della.
U list of the numbers that drawn from the wheel with
the amount Of the prize each entitled will be pub
Isd after every drawing, in the following papers Augusts
liza Consutionas Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette, New
YORK Weekly Day Book Richmond Dispatch, Paulding Miss
CLARION New York Herald, and New York Times "a
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MASONIC BOOKS.

F. Fl "A q "A N.
NO. 80 MARKET STREET,
Has lust received the following Masonic Books:
ludersou's Constitution
Harris DiscOurses Free Masonry:
Csicots DisquisitiOns;
divers symbol Of Glory:
preston ; illustrations Free Masonry;
Webs Free Mason Monitor
Necey's True Masonic Guide;
do Masonic Manuel
Nackey's Lexicon OF Free Masonry
Gross Masonic Chart;
do Tsmplan do
ssrsy's Mystic Circle;
PAWS Free Mason Monitor;
scott's Analogy Of Masonry and Revealed Religion;
Mncksy's Masonic Jurisprudence
40 Book Of the Chapteri
Hoore's New Masonic Trestle 'B9ardi
do Ancient Charges;
a. Craftsmen and Free AAsons Guide
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Ne4~S Among the many periIOuS
49, diseases Of childhood, Worms may be cited the
and dangerous Perhaps oaght II
to speak 10 the past than the present for since the u
PRODUCTION Of WERs DANkDIAN CERMYUGE, the disorder has
had rrors for those acquainted with the vrueso the me
operation is direct rapid
mineral substance be given without hesitation to tie
youngest inmate Of the nursery
Be particular and remember the HiHer's CazsGiaa
T6rage This only depended
Remember thisl
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retal,fy
J WRIGHT & CO.
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Nav YoaK 0s 4--The Postmaster General has
| ordered The mails for AspiaEall, PAnaais, Central
America, etc. 70 hs sent to-day By the Northern
Light, but nothing further has lrsnspired in regard
to the Csliforpis mails
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Mash 60 MARI,
INsUR nee GENTS.
no. sS COE.LEGE STREET,
spas
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RnIIrnnd Sol,

LEXINGTON, Oct The Covington aud hexing-
ton Railroad vas aid at auction TO day for 81 49,
600 TO The Boz les'.
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M@ .Ir ever mankind found

Purchasers should we'll tie initials tie wrapper
and ts' they buyin B. A. Fanestocks Vermiiuge.
aug3S-a61wim
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cRoF. ls
Cod orii1aryl0 9IOA Good MddIing -~;--. l3S9llA
Lez Mdding .I01 S9l6s8 Niddllng Par...--.Is @3iss
Middling-.--..H 9iI9S
Comparative prices Of Cotton az tis d "a, foociBg
yeqIs 'e1 rate Of Freight 10 Liverpoot aud er srjAg
Exchange.
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.uCu,rpcTUwAL WORKS.

AHCHITECTURAL WORKS.
HGGAY has inst received sloan's CITY and Suburban Ar
,eetsTs onbinr numerous designs and desis for public
adi1ces and private residences. - -,
mates slosp's Carreners Guide Riddles scenlhe STAR
Builder, Standard and valuable works Oh
Architecture, &C.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
TAAGAN has just received Gsy's Descriptive sne ensA
AnEtony.
on Surgery also, Miscellaneous and text
Books large and general assortment -.
oets-dkwh 80 Market Street.
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Sole Agents for the Southern States and to whom all orders
sheuid be addressed sepl6-GSwim
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,..f-t AanSas Election tUh
LEAvENwoRTH Oct. 5--Re;uros are meagre and
the Vot0 smiiL large proportion are for the con-
stituton. ia
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-05
-Mh hen it WIS urnnnsnl. Inst yn.

when it was proposed, last year,
to hold Convention to alter the presen
thing" called the Constitution of
Maryland, the patriotic, honest, true and
beautiful leaders Of locofocoism in the
state, saw fearful disasters in the at
tempted change, not the least among
which was the certainty that the Amcri-
can party, overcome by the money of the
lottery men, and particularly of enc
Richard France, would strike the lottery
restriction out Of the Constitution, and
grant lottery privileges again to the dis
credit and shame of the state, and partic-
ularly to the disgust of these locoroco
leaders aforesaid. Well, the Constitu-
ton, was not amended.
This winter, however, Delaware hap
pens to be blessed with locofoco eeis-
lature and that terrible Richard France
goes over there and buys up the locofoco
concern and obtains an exclusive lottery
grant for twenty years. What have cur
pure minded Maryland locofocos to saw
now on the lottery question.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-05
Suffering and stammering Cured
Positively The East Call,

Until the very recent discovery Of my wonder
u full Cure for Suffering and Stammcring. and
its successful application in thous ,nds of cases,
embracing many of the most invcicrae kind, this
complaint was considered incurablc. And | now
conf lcntly assert that for this inlrmity there is
no other certain cure than mine. and challenge
and defy the whole world to produce any other.
This cure for Suffering and $ ammcring is per-
formed in less than ONE HOUR. There is no
pain surgical operation attending it. The beauty
Of all is it will cure children Of five and adults ut
the ago Of one hundred yeas. ~ Persons cured
by it can never again stutter even if they try.
will be at the Howard House, in ELKTON, on
Saturday, the 1911, and lionduy the l4M Of
February, 1859, and positively no longer.
t-J7All persons who Smtter or Stammcr must
call on one Of those days.
u =RECoLLECT--NO CURE NO PAY.-F0
REFERENCES For proof of the many aston
ishing cures performed by my mode Of treatment,
| refer TO tho Medical Faculty of New York,
Philadelphia, and of the University Of Virginia.
All the Press in Pittsburg Washington GrCeas-
burg and Uniontown, Pa; burlington, kcokuk,
Davenport, Iowa; Galena. Frecport, Rockford,
Springfield Bloomington and Qucncy, Illinois:
Racine Bevet, GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin besides
of persons in different parts of the
uptry. DIR. WYCK0FF.
Feb. s. 1s59-2v
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Correspondence of The Cecil Whigl
letter from the 4!h District.

DEAR RICKETTS,. While every town and
District Of the county is represented in your
columns by regular correspondent, VIC rare
ly see the name of the Fourth District
mentioned indeed its very existence. as an
integral part Of the county, might be doubted,
were it not fbr the interest taken by p0liti-
clans IN our welfare about the times of dec.
iuns, the returns from which 50 often battle
the calculations and damage the prospects
Of candidates.
Though we arc quiet, unobtruslve people
.here is no District in the county making
more improvement than the Fourth: to give
hint Of which is the object of this letter.
Travelling nolthward from Elkton and Just
above the line of the District, the fine brick
residence of Isaac Gray is presented to view
which, when finished will be one of the hand
soonest houses in the county: while nearly
ON the corner of Daniel Lords land is the
foundation of a School House, which though
as large as country school houses generally
are. is much too small, as those interested in
its construction will see and repent Of when
100 late, as men generally DO
The next improvement in order is the dam
built by Francis Green, contractor, for Daniel
Lord on his Fisler prope t.; very permanent
work. | mean the factory: and here | could
say a word about these same factories, if
had time. There is the Big Elk, wasting his
strength in usclessly rushing down Green's
rocky cataract, instead of driving mill full
Of machinery, giving employment to many
families now idle, and who need the reward
of such cmp)oymenL-but must not digress ::
my pen has been so long unused to anything
but business letters and book entries. that 1t
is with difficulty can command it !; it is like
the horse that when loosed from the scverest
toll, bounds Oft in many wild and frantic
gambol forgetful Of the bit and rein =
but what have the gambolings of a horse to
do with the Improvements in the 4lh District.
Well, to resume. Messrs Parke, Smith &
Co., have erected new Rolling Mill, on the
site o! the old one; James X Willis is the
builder, ana the work is alike creditable to
him and the cnterprisng firm for whom it Is
erected. One side is framed like bridge,
without supports in the middle. The same
firm, acting on the maxim that "a stitch in
time saves nine" are having stone dam
built against their present wooden one !;
Francis Green has the contract for 81 ,200.--
This man Green is a ripe dam-buder.
Arrangements are being made to build
new School House near Parke's Mills and
the business is entered into with commenda-
bic spirit. The idea is to build house large
enough to scat from seventy-five to one hun
dred children, (for We are rich in those jewels
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SilERIFF"S SALE.

virtue of one writ of Vcnditioni Ex-
~ ponaS, and two writs of Fieri Facias,
issued out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, the Fendition EAponas at the suit
OF b. A. Buck, Endorse of William Craw-
ford, use of G. r. Taylor) writs of Ficri
facias at the suits of Clarkson Ogden, all
against the goods and chattles, lands and
tencmcnts of James Whitaker, Jr.. to me
directed, have seized and taken in eXccu-
t"n all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said j
Whitaker, Jr., in and to all the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO-WIT:
Mahogany Sofas, 3 Bureaus, | Book
case, Tables, Side Board, Feather
Beds and Bedding, l Mattress, & Pair Bed
steads, Wash Stands, | Piano Forte, 3
Dozen chairs, Rocking chairs, IS Yards of
Carpet, Lot Of Mating, cook Stove and
Fixtures, Tubs, Buckets, Qucenswarc, &c.
ALSO.-l HORSE, 4 COWS, fz-7r>
Young Cattle, 6 Shoats Car ~ - n
rlage, Thraslling Machine and !, N w
Power, Lot of Farming Utensils; corn in the
Ear, Hay, Straw, Fodder, &c. and | hereby
give notice, that on
Saturday, the 18th day Of february 1859.
on the premises, will sell said property. so
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said wrts
u Sale to commence at | o'clock p. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Feb 5, lS59--ts Sheriff.
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heroa bnutS.) The question is asked, (SOme-
what Significantly how it happens that the
school Commissioners can appropriate for
tins honSe but $l5o, while they have 500
Ter similar ohj,ci IN Your town! Ot course.
say nothing, but people will think, and
some WI speak hut am oil again.
Neli TO resume the broken thread OF my
narrative: or the thread Of my hrok,n narra-
''r-ioi ! Sclcel know which is proper
ana as TINS may fall under the eye OF some
cr'tc' WA do as Jack Downing sad of
,enerai jackson - he hntteitd bis bread on
BOTH sides 50 as not to be at = loss TO know
the n9itercd SIDE but where am | now
OF ra'Eer' "iefe Is my Su'lcct ., have II
the improvements ct the District that is
Suilicl"nt'y cXpiIc't' Tor this is he District.
II Is ""nh'r'"! now NIUE Is KNOWN OF 1t cX'
'A''P' INC "tt-Wr'i SHOWN among the
N''o"'' a-''at II ~ 'he n'r''' pace c General
,,1I "H' '''' 'q""'ly M'''-N'oWh inrt'
'hat the entire voting i"rniltion' with few
A,'t'''o''' nav "'e,' '".'nS '"r MN or DIS
'..'p' Wv, ''''e as '''S' ''',,''''h 'oh:
-; n"s " ~ u as, ~ i.'u,,', u INN" u
r en-, ',, n T ""S ''''u '''J'' t"t'y' co"Ia
- ~ ',',en '',.'' ''uo' o"''u 'e't,
"' Co., ,w''.I >'"'' " '''e ""ah' II
~! '''fa ", 'o''''S''E
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-05
1f?aryic0.

BOID-SllAUCK.- January 18th, at the
Methodist Parsonage, Brick Meeting House,
by Rev. Francis b. Harvey, JAMES W.
BoYD and MARGERY A. SnAUCK, both of
this county.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9th,
near Battle Swamp, by the same, NATHAN
A. McCuLLolGn and Miss CArLARINE A.
SHANNON.
the Brick Meeting House, by the same JOIN
i. ABRAMS ana Mrs. MARY A. WHITE.
TURNER -McCREARY.-Fcb. 1st, at the
residence Of the brides Father near Lewis
willie Pa, by the same, Mr.. j. ALEXANDER
TrEHER and Miss VI ARYJ. MCCREARY both
OF Chester county Pa,
WIIITWOhT!l-WARD.-On the 3rl inst g,
by Rev. Joseph 7. Brown. Mr.. ROGER
WnIrwonru of Fairfax, Va, and Miss
CAnomNG WARD, Of this county.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Whigl
RoWLANDsAILLE, Feb, |, -

INoh L.iSDSAllLE ECp, L, 81.
The long desired crossing Of the Conowingo
by bridge has come ; the indcfatigable Harris
q Black have finished, Or nearly so, the
raising Of the supcrStructure, aud footmen
have passed for nearly fortnight, by means
of the false works, and otherwise, while the
mechanics were engaged raising the timbers
Of the arch. The building of this bridge will,
no doubt, open the eyes Of many with re-
gard TO bridging rivers. We wonder if ever
a bridge Of the same magnitude has been
built IN the United States, at the same
amount of cost, and III so short a time. The
carpenters are now Susily engaged in laying
the floor and putting on the lool of The part
first raised. 1t is thought that it will not re-
qure very long before teams and stock may
pass.
Nothing is now required to make this a
great thoroughrarc but a good road to and
from the bridge: the present roads arc rough
and billy and require much improvement and
we hope as much liberality will be exercised
by the County Commissioners of both IIar-
ford and Cecil as circumstances will admit Of
Rumor has it that various changes are to
take place among our business men here.
ahouts and many are to change their resi-
denccs in the spring: We will SEQ. 2.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-05
FOR SALE.
TOWN PROPERTY,
PORT DEPOSIT.

NO. l.
A STORE and DWELLING, occupied
~ by J. Reynolds, Esq.
NO. 2.
A LARGE DOUBLE DWELLING, oc-
cupicd by Snow x Ford.
NO. 3.
IA DOUBLE DWELLING, occupied by
bite Johnson.
NO. 4.
"A SMALL HOUSE, occupied by Mrs.
Strickland.
NO. 5.
II SMALL HOUSE, occupied by P. Shuts.
NO. 6.
IN OFFICE IND TOOL HOUSE.
NO. 7.
WHARF And LOTS, above the M. E.
Church.
NO. 8.
Quarry LOTS, above the Academy, 24O
feet ON the street; subject to a Ground Rent
Of $50 per annum.
NO. 9.
QUARRY FIXTURES and TOOLS, &c.
NO. 10.
IA GO FEET LOT, known as No. of the
Bank Lots.
NO. IL.
TIE WATER LOTS, lying between the
Wharf of +. D. McClcnahan, Son Il Co., and
the Wharf Of l.. Reynolds.
NO. IL.
"A GO FEET LOT, on the lower side of
the street running into the river; with a
SMALL DWELLING HOUSE upon it, oc-
cupied by 2. Hill.
NO 10.
"A GO FEET LOT, adjoining and similar
to No. 12 with SMALL DWELLING
upon it.
NO. II.
n go FEET LOT, on the upper side of
the street, (cxtension Of Lot No. ll.) There
are two leases on this lot, which pay S26
per annum.
NO. 10.
"A so FEET LOT, adjoining No. Id. One
lease on this Lot pays $50 per annum.
also.
WcIl-ScCured Ground Rent
or $50, 500. $50, $50, slS75, S2S, $50,
$50, S24, $50, $50, $50, $40, $50, So,
Sli, $50, $40, SO.
ALSO.
A TRACT OF 65 ACRES OF WOOD
LAND, near the town.
TERMS LIBERAL. Apply to
EDWIN WILMER,
Holly Hall.
Feb. 5, lS59-3m. Near Elkton, Nd.
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PUBLIC SALE.

FEvilE subscriber, intending to turn his at
q tcntion to the dairy business, will offer
ut Public Sale, on his farm, situated on the
New Castle and frcnchtown road, two miles
south Of Eiklon, on
IAursduy, lie In dag Of february, 1859,
FIVE GOOD YOUNG HORSES. zone with
ioal.) either for road or farming TWO
YOKE OF OMEN, and s head Of YOUNG
CATTLE.
Sale TO commence at - O'Clock, NJ.
TERMS-G months credit NY giving note,
with good security. JAS. FRAZER.
Feb 5, IS59-ts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-05
SUERlFE'S SALE.

~ virtue Of il writ of Ficri Facias, issued
- ont of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, at the suit Of Martin, PeGde Il
llamrick, against the goods and chatlcs,
lands and tencments of James T. TAYLOR and
William Morton. trading under the name and
firm OF Taylor Y Morton, to me directed,
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title. claim, interest and estate, at law
and IN equity, Of the said James 7. Taylor.
in and to all that Lot, Piece or Parcel of
Ground, with the improvements thereon,
situate, lying and being at Principle, Cecil
county; it being the same property whcreon
Abram Taylor now resides and hereby
give notice that on
Tuesday, the Isl day Of Mreh, 1850.
at the store Of lakeland 4 Gather, Principle,
will offer for sale said property, so seized
and taken in execution, by Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writ.
~ Sale to commence ut O'Clock p. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
req D, lSo9-ts. Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-05

" ALI RIGHT! De SArTY. De Sauty,
the great mysterious nc Sauty, still remains at
the Cyrus station Of The Atlantic Telegraph. with
,cycrnl assistants, Who by night uhd by day. are
watching for signal" - broken currents" ''un-
Ineligible trau-missions. and all that sort of
thing. About The best Thing De SauIy can do is
to drop his Intellectual wirc-wolking and come to
Philadelphia where he can be free from anxiety
and cnj"y the luxury IF wearing such elegant
garments as are made ut the Brown Stone Clothing
IiuiI Of EoyNlIlLL 4 WILsoH. Nos GO3 and GUJ
Chestnut Src,t. above 9th, Philadelphia