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Memoranda.

Memoranda.
ATCapt Merrill, of the ship sewall, from Boston,
reports that Oh the 10th Feb in lat a. long 7l3O,
passed the brig N Hichcon of Prospect, (Me.),
abandoned. She appeared to have been abandoned
but short time as her spars were all standing and
sails flying about.
Capt N also reports that on the 18th Feb he spoke
the brig Worth, from New York bound to Matagorda
having lost her main boom and gafts-wished to be
reported.
81 Capt Preble, of the ship Brazil, from Rio de
Janiero, 18th Jan, reports left in port bark Anna
kimball for New Orleans, to sail next day.
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CRESCENT orFroE, No. 70 Camp street,
+. + aw Monday Morning. Feb. "a l8S1.

CRESCENT orr1os, No. 70 Camp street, /
Monday Morning. Fsb. IS 1850.
Cleared Saturday and Yesterday.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, Galveston and Indianola,
Brit Ship Digby, Green for Liverpool, SIR Scott
Brit Ship Belmont, Grooms, for Liverpool, , -.
Ship P Harvard, Andres, for Liverpool,
Ship Sarah Emma, Walker, for Liverpool,
Ship " White, Pendlston, for Liverpool. :.
Creevy b Farwell
Ship Creole, Pierce, for New York,
Ship chas Davenport, Kelly, for Naples,
Bark Avon, Mounce, for Marsailles,
wheeler l. Shepherd
Arrived.
Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola
and Galveston to G Payne. LIST dist.
Ship Brazil, Preble, from Rio de Janiero, 10th Jan,
4 district 81. y : A'''''''se " N'pn'" e'D
Ship John and Albert, Gorham, II days from Boston
to G A Fosdick. point.
Ship Hartley, Howes, - days from Boston to G W
Hynson eco. point.
Ship Columbus, latham, le days from Philadelphia,
to G Jenkins point.
Brit Ship Martha Rudolf from Liverpool 9Th jan to
@ Jenkins. point.
Ship Addie Snow, Howe, from Havre Nth Jan, in
Ship Sewan, Merrill, II days from Boston, to G A
Fosdick. Sd dist 3s.
Ship g s Penne!l Melcher, from Liverpool 4th Jan,
to ] Whitney eco. point.
Ship chimborazo Gilchrist, from Liverpool Sth Dec.
to J P Whitney eco. point.
Italian Bark point. -
Bark saxony, Pepper, from Gibraltar 18th Jan, in
ballast to A Fosdck. list dist 80.
Brig North, Davidson, previously reported at the
Powderhouse) to G A Fosdick I'd dist 20.
Steamboats,. Ft
Lecompte, johnson, from Carolina Bluffs.
Little Rock, Brown, from Arkansas River.
Gross Tete, Hooper, from LObdell's Store.
Gov Powell, Greig from Attakapas.
Gladiator, Klinefelter, from st. Louis.
Red Chief, Shute, from Bayou Bartholomew.
John J Roe, Leayenworth from st Louis.
Bonita, Daniels from Ouachita River.
Florida, Hopkins, from Mobile. M9
Dick Reyes, Myers, from Wetumpka, Ala.
Universe Stein, from Cincinnati.
RW Powell, Estes, from Shreveport.
Indian, Greenee, from Flody.
G d Jr, Vincent, from Donaldsonvile.
Dr. Batey, Dugas, from Donaldsonville.
Towboat @ Vanderbilt, Lambert from the passes.
went down light brought up ship Brazil and
bark Sax0ny
Towboat St. Charles, Chambers, from the passes.
brought up ships Pennell and Chimborazo
and bark =.
Towboat Phoenix, Crowell from the passes towed
down and to sea on the ed inst ship Bushire
bark Fanny Buck and brig Ellen Bernard.
brought up ship John Il Albert and Hartley.
Towboat Music, Jackson, from the passes .towed
down and to sea on the 23d inst, ship Eleanor
and bark Braziliera. brought up ships Martha
and Columbus.
Towboat Jas L Day, Brown, from the passes. .bro't
up ships Addie Snow and Sewall.
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AYER,s AGuE CURE. EoR THE spFrj

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Tbs nsaa o class Of
brings within the reach o. AND ' IN b
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healthy hsy hid bad y 's'' as
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Paralysis lie stomach III
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ana 1sveds an
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than and Few viii sa
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
a., FOR o ALL THE OF FAMILY PHYsIg
can rarely Withstand evade them Their penetrating
ties search and cleanse and nvgorae portion Of
man organism correcting Its diseased action and restoring
healthy yitaies As of these properties
invalid who is bowed down with physical debility
onished find his health restored by remedy at
once 30 simple and inviting. -
Not only they the day complaints everybody
but formidable and dangerous diseases aQsnt
below named pleased to furnish gratis my American Alma
containing certificates of their and directions for
their ia the following complaints Cosjyeness earbup
Headache arising from dlsordeed Stomach Nausea ndces
ton, Pain in and Morbid Inacon of the Bowels FIatuency
Loss Of Appetite Jaundice, and other kindred Complaints
arising from low state q the body obstruction Of IL func.
TONS They excellent Alternative renovation Of
the blood and the restoration of tone and strength system
Ayers Cherry PectOral.
the rapid cure Of Coughs Colds Inenzas
Group Bronchitis Incpient Consumption for the relief OF
Consumptve Patients in advanced stages Of the disease
so VIDE the held OF its usefulness are the
cases o. us cures that almost every the country
Grounds N n publicly known who have been restored
from Alarming and even desperate diseases Of the lungs its
cse once tried is superiority other d
Us virtues are known the public longer hesitate what anti
the organs that incident climate While
many inferior remedies thrust upon the have
sad been d cRrded this has gained by every
ierred DEMENT'S on the afflicted they forget and
o1ed cures too numerous and forgotten
sale BY j. WRIGHT Co.
=, Also BY HAvILAND, CLARK 4 GEORGE. Mobile and by
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NJOTIUE-THR STYLE OF OUR FIRM Is THIS DAy
,si IT, y s' $500 al CLARKE co.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

o. TRIAL ROUTE iIas a. :
TO all Points
NORTH AND EAST!
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans
RAILROAD LINE.
Comprising the following NEW and
ELRGAN PAsSEN NIGER PA CKETs:
Will leave New Orleans as follows, during year 1885,
VIM. Nj. Morrison. Capt. Bohnger.
Feb H. March and a rs Ap Mez sSd @ June H. July
Champlon.............C Capt. f. B. Moore.
Feb. IS March and ,a AP 81 A. MAJ "a June 49, July
imperial Capt Rogers.
Feb Is March 81 April IS May 2s June IT, July
j. c. Ssvon. Capt. Jones.
Feb IL March and - sa APT Is Max and & June IL July
Aleck scott.......... Capt. R. A. Reilly.
Feb 49, March IL A1d 81 A sDa e. May 10 and 3d. June 49,
New Falls City. Capt. Woods.
Feb s March H April saps q May T. June and a. July
New Uncle Sam. Capt. swlner.
Feb 2s March u.s. April and q Nay a. June and 49, July
John Walsh. .......Capt. J. Molloy.
Feb. 49, March IL April and 2 May It, June and 25 July
Is, Aug. and "a.
City of Memphis Capt. Kounz
Feb March 49, AD sna g I'd ay ls June and ~ July
Gladiator. Capt. Klinefelter
March and 81 April 10 and 80 May a. June and g. July
49, Aug. and %.
HPassengers rely that according above sche-
dule, the Line Boats will make DIR ErT connect ons at
Cairo and st. Louis
With the
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
And
l l. Q l s c n 7 r A L A l. r o d s
For all Towns, Cities and Watering Places in the
North, East and West,
From Cairo to ST. Paul in the Northwest Washing
ton Baltimore Philadelphia New York, Boston, Saratoga Nj.
agsra Falls Montreal Quebec and Portland in the Northeast.
A., r.,,, Fare a.. as Cheap, Time as Quick
And With less changes than by other route the North.
AI-BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH aud no charge for
handling. ~
A3-For information Thraugh Tickets apply at the
UNION TICKET OFFICE,
Under the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
The Oldest Established Office in South and the only one
where Plans Of the Boats Cabins seen Sc
cured aud THROUGH TICKETS purchased TO all Northern
ana Eastern Cities. W. E. BEDDING,
1ell u General Ag
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
Q h 10 RIv E R .

- OHIO RIVER.
$3.50 I ROUTE 81 to all points NORTH lsEsg1k.sS
TIE lille z and N ORLEANS LIGHT MING LIME.
composed OF the following unsurpassed packets
sast,e T. + ss ssss n %ssssr
II1 %an, Msine'''..........W Underwood, master
a asSSR, master MASTER
EEsnny j.is PS 1ssSss n s..
NJ s % az;
sa s o
SPh Nsw York Boston, Saratoga Niagara Falls Buffalo
Ths above pselss public as tn. swim,
THROUGH TIGKETs.GoOd until used sold by these
sAGgAGE checked through charge for handling
asSsi
JOSEPH fi /, f AZ TisEs, 1ssHt,
ssrss csass Hotel
Leaves on MONDAY. the 18th inst. at5P. NJ.
o'fs6s snd sStIIs vhfi11Gs FINE
~ Pi .s,s ~ N. MGs
landings above apply
ssss v1Ro1srUs 9 {; pRs1za 4s..,
Leaves on MONDAY. 18th inst, SPIN.
oisfa R 'Hs asfis,s s1'a.s LII FINE
regular .ssenger packet Empress, John F;
All Intermediate landings above For freight passage ap
vIRGINIUs C. DENTZEL,
Ie2o Advertising Agent
Leaves on MONDAY March eth, at S P. NJ.
H. FOR LOUISVILLE. go The light.
Es:ts' sifs': vi e' Is
Louisville and all intermediate landings freight or pas
ssge apply on board or to
- THOMAS KEEFFE, Agent.
1878 No. Is Gravier street.
plan of the cabin seem secured
BY applying to the agent.
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BeIow-Coming Up.
Ship Felicia, Hall, from Liverpool Jan 4th.
Ship Hortensia, Hathaway, from Havre Jan 9th.
Ship Whitney, Gray, Is days from Boston, to
Whitney &co. Cargo l06s tons ice to B
Smith &co.
Ship America, Howe, from New York, to " Hyn-
son eco.
Ship Manlius, Petman, from Boston.
Ship Berkshire, Williams, from Boston. ,.5
Ship Mary Ogden, Loveland, from Now York to NJ
Soria.
Ship franklin Haven, Sears, ~ days from Boston to
Isl G A Fosdick.
Ship Success, Child, - days from New York to G w
Hynson eco. .f-
Ship Joseph Keller, from New York.
Ship Excelsior, Swift, - days from New York, to
CIV Hynson &co.
Ship Commodore, Bliss - days from Boston, to G
FOsdick.
Ship Seth Sprague, NM, from Demara.
Ship Elizabeth Kimball, Wilson, - days from Bos-
ton to 8 Jones &co.
Bark Republic, from Boston. 1854 s- 51
Bark Warren, Hallett, from Rio de Janiero. cargo,
400 bgs coffee to Rice 4 Hathaway.
Brig Allen Chapman, Laureat, 4 days from Havana
to 8 Plassan.
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l. 4fa Exports.
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA .. Steamship
Texas l65 bags coffee, so bxs condles, 100 bxs wine
400 bbs -four lou bbls whisky 10 bbls pork 80 hhds
sugar ties hams.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Digby. 1856 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Belmont 277l bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Jno Harvard. 1928 bales
cotton, 1888 bbls rosin, 1900 slaves.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Sarah & Emma 1898 bales
cotton 1853 ties lard, 30S bags bones $50 scks wheat
1887 slaves.
LIVERPOOL. Ship W White. 1924 bales cot
ton, 65 logs cedar.
MARSEILLES. Bark Avon. 233, 800 slaves.
NEW YORK. Ship Creole 1856 bales cotton, l9l
bales rode cuttings 20 hhds sugar. 200 boxs sarsapa
rla, 203 bxs oil cake, 1888 bbls -four ll46 ties SS2
bbls lard III bbls pork 50 bbls glue, At bbls ties
beef 81 ties grease $3.50 pigs lead, 203 bxs oil cake.
NAPLES. Ship Chas Davenport. $50 hhds tobac-
co, 5000 slaves.
Imports.
INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON :. Steamship
Chas Morgan. so bales cotton Thos A Adams. 10Y
Walker g. Snider. AS Tarleton, Whiting b Tus A
r Yeatman .Sco. s Warren, Gilmore SEQ 6 A d
Kelly AGO. 2 N Hamblin, Il Wilson, Pomeroy AGO. .
l6 Biscoe j. Sims. =. 40 Jno Williams &co. .l6 G w
Shaw &co o w Donne eco Farley, Jurey SEQ
10 Henderson, Terry Geo.. sundres to Rugeley,
Blair eco. Thele, Seller &co. Forchemer & Meyer
M d Cooper &co. Menard q Vignaud. .Jno Will
liams eco. l2a head cattle to Foster. Total 229
bales cotton.
PHILADELPHIA. Ship Columbus. .asst'd mdse.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Martha, lot salt.
BOSTON. Ship Sewall. .asst'd mdse.
BOSTON. Ship John 4 Albert. .6l0 tons ice to A
W Bosworth. .asst'd mdse.
BOSTON. Ship Hartley. 500 tons ice to L War
rem Geo. assorted mdse
LIVERPOOL. Ship c S Pennell .asst'd mdse.
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Az ,u r.: M0 p Z! sgHIz = co.. IL
aAes BREAD and CRACKER BAKERS
No. 80 New Leyee street, New Orleans. Ell
Superior AMERICAN CRACKNEI BISCUIT, warranted
ree o. sa!eratus or any drugs injurious to health.
Bread and Crackers, = = =
Pilot Bread, OofIaehou.e Riscnyts water f,rscrars
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers SOFA crsrIars'
Wine Bread, Boston Crnckers Pss-N;c atc-' stc.,
French Biscuits, Butter Craekars' asc 80 -
msde by machinery ct the myll "
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical anay-
SIS have demonstrated the great valusof Prof De Gaths
beautiful combination called

SIS have demonsated the great vaineo Prof De Grah's
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief and of pain But people
rendering their verdict 10 unmistakable and
satisfactory More than twenty housaed have been
sold in short tmea proportion those who heard
shers recommend it, who had tried 1t it's splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged nothing like 1t
before prepared.
The only genuine ELEcTRIc OIL Prof. Derah,s which
Is to be bad at all the respectable Drugg in this city
wholesale and RETAIL at the proprietos prices Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT CO.,
jasl ly 81 and Isl Charities street.,
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J. WRIGHT & co.
IA. wR1aHT's oELEBRArED. REJU-

So vENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared the csst Pharmaceutical Principles by one OF
the Ablest Chemists Of the Age
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WEIR MIssIssIPPI.
CUM BERLAND YER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. I'd March. at p. NJ
~ FOR NASHVILLE. -- THE FINE
l@AMaasi regular passenger packet james
Johnson, Capt Jesse johnson, master. will
leave above for Nashville GAINESVILLE, Canton Ellysye
nycusburg Snthland Paducah Matropoi. Cairo Coum
Hickman and all intermediate landings For freight or
sage apply on board or to
3. DUFIELD, Agent,
fe28 Corner of St. Charles and Ferdido streets
~ The James johnson will take freight for any point on
Tennessee river with privilege Of storing e.shppng
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GU CHITA RIVER.

leaves en- TUESDAY. March a.5PM
iN FOX M1NDEN, MOSCOW, PORT Boil
war. Boones Landing, and all landings on Lake
n1sGAk Bisteneau, Grand Bayou, Campe, Grand Ecore
Ae4a DER 1ortons and all intermediate landings The fine
leave as alb We. For freight passage amply board
fe2s Adyep,is M Az Aas,nt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09

PROCLAMATION TO THE jews. The follow
irg is copy ola neatly printed handful ad-
dressed to the Sons of Abraham" which
has been posted in various parts Of New York,
and attracts considerable curiosity
Eighteen hundred years have now nearly
passed since our beloved land-the heritage
God gave to our Fathers and to us theif pos
'eI1i'y fol an everlasting possession i has been
wrescd from us 10y cruel and bloody idola-
tors. During that long period we have re-
manned scattered and caplives among the Gen
tiles We have suffered the most cruel per-
stcn'ions on a"cnunt Of our faith. We have
long prayed and hoped for the coming of that
Great Deiyerer, whom the God of Israel has
promised 10 send TO restore us and to re. estab.
llSh the Throne of David. This hope, in the
minds of many, is now beginning to be shak-
On. Some, because the fulflment OF these
promises has been so long delayed, deny the
truth of Gods Word altogether Many have
already iorsakcn us, and have enlisted under
the banner of InIidelity. Hundreds of Other S
are embracing the religion Of the cruclticd
NaZarene. Is it not then most important for
every one of US to ask himself the question
Has :he Messiah come, or do we still look for
another? Rabbis. answer Teachers in Ts-
rael to the Rescue! The faithful ones in Is
rael demand it !"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09
SIIERlFFS SALE.

PY virtue of two wrts of Fcri Facias,
I'D issued out of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, one at the suit of Hugh L. Scar
borough, and one at the suit of William A.
Miller, 10th against the goods and chattlcs,
lands and tcnements of James Warbnrton, to
me directed, l have seized and taken in
execution all the right, title, claim, interest
and estate, at law and in equity, of the said
James Warburton, in and to all that
Piece, Parcel or Tract Of Land,
belonging to the said James Warburton,
situate, lying and being in the Ord Election
District Of Cecil county, adjoining lands of
VIM. 7. Warburton, and others, containing
30 ACRES, MORE OR LESS
and l hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, the Oh day Of JULY, 1859,
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR, IN ELKroN,
| will offer for sale said property, so seized
and taken in execution, by Public Auction
to the highest bidder for Cash, to satisfy
said writs and costs.
GJ-Salc TO commence at 105 o'clock A. n.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
June l8, 1Sj9--ts. Sheriff.
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5elcftco poetrn.
From the New-York Ledger.
Jonathan to John.
BY EMMA ALICE BROWNE,

Yon may boast Of your learned and titled mel
Till the hills are cycle old
Of your Kings in their palaces broad and fine
OF your realms and your blood bought gold
l sing of the labOr-hardencd hand
And the heart Of the Artisan bold.
For he whose arm is brawny and brown,
And rough with many scar
Who bearcth a spiri. within his breast,
And n heart to do and dare
Is noble and good IN his own brave right
AS your high-5rcd princes are!
Aye! he that breaks with sturdy force
The pride of the stubborn soil
Who robcth the hills and the vale between
With the fruits Of his generous toll,
Cometh IL King from the harvest. crowned
With the Autumn's golden spoil.
And he that tolls at the brazng forge,
And curhs with a cunning skill
The fiery strength Of the molten ore,
Is lord of an iron will
And thrones may topple, and empires fall,
But he IS conquerer still
And his name shall live for aye and aye,
In provcrb, toast, and rhyme;
And his fame trcads on like an armed chic
Down the ringing aislcs Of Time
From the braZen statue nprcared ut Rhodes
Thro' the modern arts sublime!
And each pale student graphing we'll
In Wisdom's rugged fight,
May flash his banner to the breeze,
His talchion to the light,
And win the bays Of victory
BY abor's might Of Right.
HuzZa! We crowd with our free-born BLOOD
The courts, the camps, the schools
Huzza! We never need bend the knee
To pamprrcd knavcs and FOOLS!
We are heirs Of the rights Of Suffrage anC
Our Monarch, Reasoa, rules
6 Born in the PURPLE and pomp of state,
Your dynasties old and new,
With the red roses Of Carnage and Strife
The paths Of your victories strcw,
But Il Prince Of Peace is The Peer Of your Peers
Born in the Red, While and Blue!
1Inzza (! for the land we are proud to claim
The best land under the sun
1luzza! for the freedom and rights we'll owl
When the race of your kings is run !
Hnzza for the Empire that numbers III,
thrones
or lis Monarchs by Millions not Que!
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POSITIVE
SHERIFF'S SALE.

PG virtue of two writs of Fieri Facias, ono
- issued out of the Circuit Court for Bal
timore county, at the suit Of Solomon Town
send, and one issued out Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, Mt the suit of Hartman,
Hofllin Co., both against the goods and
chattles, lands and tenements of Gustavus
A. Thompson and Charles Thompson, ira
ding, &c, 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 &. A. Thompson u Son, in and to
all the following Personal Property:
~ 2 Horses, 2 Colts, sss7---.ze>
,azN>2 COWS, 1 Calf, Sleigh, - q u
carriages, Corn Shelter >a, VI ~
Wagons, Cutting Box, s Flows, FInEes,
Spike Harrow, | Horse Cart, Moving
Ssythrs, Forks, Rakes, &c, Carriage, Wagon
and Pillow Harness, l pair Timber Wheels,
about 1900 Pals lot of Store Goods, suchas
BOOTS, SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, BRUSHES,
HATS, CAPS, &C.; and hereby give
notice that on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of JULY, 1859,
at Port Herman, will sell said property, so
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder f or Cash, 10
satisfy said writs.
Dy"Sae to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
precisely.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
July 2, l859,-ts. Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09

WHY A SHIP is CALLED SHE. Some
hcartlesS wretch who should be punished by
being tied to post. with his face within six
inches Of kissing distance Of a pair OF bewtch-
ing cherry lips feminine lips, with the
certainty Of never reducing that number OF
inches behind him and bliss, saws "a ship is
called she because man knows not the
expense till he gets one-becauSe they are
useless without eml,loymcnt-hccause they
look best when well rugged their
value depends upon their age-h.canSc the Y
are upright when in STAYS because they
bring news from abroad and carry cut news
crum hnmn.N
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09

THE SADDEsT SIGHT. The attention of
bachelors is invited 10 the following wall
from Salisbury: There are some sights in
this world-a city sacked and burned-a
London IN the midst o. a plague-a ship bur-
ming at sea-a family piniug IN starvation "a
jar OF honey smashed on the pavement. but
the saddest sight to US of all is an old bache-
stolldy walking towards his end. his
great duties undonc, his shirt buttons off. his
stockings out at the tos. and nobody to leave
hIs money to. Were we such a man, the
mild reproving eye ola widow or maiden lady
would drive us mad. But there is still bope.
Ulgier and older men that any of our friends
have married beautiful wives, who trained
them admirably, aud spent their money ele-
gantly.
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:, Parcel OF Tract Of Land.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Pf virtue of writ of Fieri Facias, issued
~ out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at the suit of Phillip Reilly X Co., against
the goods and chattles, lands and tcnements
Of Thomas r. Rumford, 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 Thomas 4. Rum
ford, in and to all that
Piece, Parcel or Tract Of Land.
with the Improvements thereon, situate,
lying and being in the 9th Election District
of Cecil county, lying on the road leading
from Brick Meeting House to Oxford con-
tanning
s ACRES AND 1913 PERCIfES,
more or less. Tho improvements are a
comic, table DWELLING, Store Room, and
other outbuildings; aud hereby give notice
that on
MONDAY, the I'm day Of JULY. 1859.
AT THE COURT HOUSE boon, IN ELKToN,
l 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 and costs.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
June 10. 1e59-ts. Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09
NOTICE

rs hereby given to the creditors. endorsers
i and suIcties of George Thompson, that
he hath made application for the benefit Of
the Insovent Laws Of Maryi land, and that tho
First Wednesday after the Third NJ onday Of
July, next, being the third day of the next
July Term of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, hath been set apart and fixed upon
for the final hearing in his case, at which
time and place, his creditors, endorscrs and
sureties may attend and show cause, if any
they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor.
WIN. H. RICKETTS,,
Clerk Circuit Court for Cecil county.
April 8, 1S59-3m.