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KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
l02 Main street
OuAALs ESSENTIAL HAiR-tAsH.-

DINiL ESSENTIAL HARM Ash
IL This invaluable preparation is presented to
!2sPub!ic as IN great beside ratum SO long sought
to' 70 YAM Tor restoring lost hair, preventing
hL4ess, eradIcsting danuTud, and giving the hair
tsmooth and glossy appearance. Many certfi-
estes - Its virtues might be given, but the pro-
E'eior rs satisfied that II will recommend itself,
sc only needs ia trial to make for itsel rep
atsuOn hitherto unequalied by any similar pre-
Fiauon. Let every one, whose hair is falling off,
Is. AM procure a bottle. Give it far trial A
Gnele boz ie wall Prove it's qu4litier. Nanufac-
iared and sold BY JAS. =. DUVAL, Druggist
Main and 10th Sta Richmond Va
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- NOTICE The largest and best selec-
5TS ten Il 1fs e Foreign i and american SHEET
oh and Broad streets.
PIANOS from the celebrated Factory of W.
knabe 80. Second hand PIANOS, from $50 to
$50, for hire and sale
q VI AIRS, VIOLINS. BANJOS of my own
.ale.
REPAIRING and TUNING done in the best
manner, F. POLSTER, Agent
N. B.-Mr. W. RADE will always be in attend
ance to select music. Sc rs Inn
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HRAPPINGs. WRAPPINGS.-We have a
w few very handsome Mourning Wrappers. IN
s.tk s3d Crepe, all Crepe and Berege, which We
vi! sell al very low prices; Childrens Wrappings,
dso, = few ladies' sizes left. To clear out the
ABOVE hefoTe we commence manufacturing our
ran s!ocA, We Viii sell the IN without regard cost.
CHII.ES 4
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: xlE--r For TIMoR E.-TF

xH FOR AL lMOR E.-TRI
,s.ssss;aslss9sas WEEKLY FREIGHT AND PAS
sTraM5ns sasEnGER LiNt-P o W ii A + A N
sIEA NJ 30 At COMP ANY'S SFEAMkRS-The
+ E h; PEt.ABODf. Captain PRITcHAkD D. anu BEL,
fr BE; -, Captain kEESE, viii leave edmond
SArGR F, 'AY. at the hour of O'Clock NJ. Return
ing VIII leave baltimore for Richmond on the
same Gays, thereby enabling shippers and passen
sets 10 nave en- opportunity of a communication
between the two points every other day.
For speed, comfort, and safety these steamers
are me most superior of their class, having been
Passage and fare SIS.
go Tickets procured either at our office, IN Shockoe
Sip. opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at the
Steamers wharves.
SCI too DAVID i VIM. CURRIE.
&LES FOR BALTIMrRE. The regular
dsEIS packet schr HOPE, Capt FRANK h wing a
-'s@-' portion of her cargo engaged will sail With
dispatch For balance Of freight apply to
&C IL 81 w D. COLQUfTT y CO.
t5tN FOR LIVER POUL--TO SUCCEED
%SG TIL SUSAN KINKS. The regular packet
ae-~Shlp PlONEER, Capt. CHILE. now on her
home voyage will return, 10 the above port and
load with Dispatch; For fTei,ht apply to
f.. w De V0SS Il CO., or to
Sc 25--4wS CHARLES PALMER
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

GET THE BEST.
f{-FsI WORCESTER'S
't T, ELEGANT PIANOS
We have just opened another supply of Mr.
WoRCEsTgR's
SUPERB PIANOS.
The NEW SCALE introduced by Mr.. Worcester,
is adeclded success, surprising all others now in
use, for power, brllhancy and durability.
would beg to invite the attention of all lovers
OF the Piano to an examination of them
A. MORRIS,
Bookseller and Dealer in Pianos
EA PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED in the
best manner, and orders lett at my store will be
promptly attended TO by first rate Tuner.
oc lS-St A. MORRIS.
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HORSES, &c FOR SALE

-
~ FOR aLE-One good MULE,HAR
suxA NESS, DRAY, and DRAY LICENSE
gFSS3 on liberal terms. Apply at
eskuA WINSTON POWERS
oc lS-6t Corner Cary and Pearl sts
FOk SALE.-l have for sale No /
|CFAMILY HORSE, large, Young, sound.
and perfectly gentle in all respects, ana OF
good action. Also, a frst-rate gentleman's Riding
and Harness a HORSE. 10 hands hIgh., blood bay, /
ness. gentle and sound Also. several other
HORSES, for general utility. Those wishing to
buy would do well to give me a call. as | am
anxious to sell. u. EARNEST, Agent.
oc l5-2w
For SALk--A fine thOrong hhTed
[@NGREI H0RS E, raised by Major boswell,
HCAwho Will give his pedigree % any one wish
ing to purchase He was years old last June and
Is about 10 hands high: IL remarkably fine har
ness horse, and goes well under the saddle; can
easily walk i've miles an hour. and sound in every
particular. T. b. GRUMPY
oc l3-ts 9Th and Cary SITS. or at Haxall's Mills
FOh SALE-A fine BUGGY hUkSts
I1Nhva years old, ard is warranted sound,
N<Aworks we'll in double harness, is quite fast.
and very snowy. Apply to JOS. K. HIX,
au Us American Stable.
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---7r- .-l~sa--N-<--<~~s
THIS DAY
by u. O. MeYwin n "a A..s&.

by .. 0. Msrwiu L &C., Aucs'rs.
tNokvoLs. Va
SA.LE Dr IuEW Rst n VF the srEAM-
H,rrins, wharf in h. cit, Of Norfolk % SAT-
SED THE ing fG;s lMs:1 . ss,es UEL
Al:o; her EoILkhs, MACbINERY. ENSiNE.
afScCaH tr CHnlNS; nMnATBSIALs, Il % lot
several other articles no enu merAtsd above 6o1
Ior the benefit OF whom II may concern. b. order
OF the agents MERWJN 4 CO.
&C lid Auc' iop0Ars
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7 T'.fsh-F END NtSES z NUN I II e n u
CEs!-DISSECTING CASES at North
tfl Pfces !i-DlSSECTING CASES at Northern
fhces IN edIclt Students invited to call and
examine our assortment before purchasing.
MEADE Il BAK Err, Pharhaceutists,
l56 Main 81. corner shove Post Office
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JOHN DUNDERDALE,
ffTs| Having just returned from New York
III xt 'oieIs Tor sale choice assortment of and
IA octave ROSEWOOD PIANOS, OF the finest
quality, on most reasonable terms.
RA-Several ,ood SECOND HAND PIANOS, at
very low prlces.
a. WaIeroom 18th street, opposite Bank street
BelVIn'a Block. az 2S-l1nk
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITI TE,

merce on the LIST Of October next, and close on the
last day OF June, 1851
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
ly qualIhed instructors, and every effort will be
made To maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The adventas es offered in the departments of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAG ES are un-
urpasssd, while especial attention Is given to the
study Of HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING,
The Principal refers to the patrons of the School;
or to the Faculties of the Virginia iiitary Insti
tute and Il lllam and Mary College; to Profs.
biedsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupin, of
the University of Virginia.
For fur her information. or for catalogue giving
course OF study terms regulations and full list of
Patrons, to which attention is invited. address the
Principal. D. LEE POWELL,
Its BLK 81. Rinhmnnd Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
~ No. $50 MAIN STREET

FACULTY:
]. W. REEVE. Principal
Theory and Practice of Book SEEMING.
JOHN STEWART. late Principal of the Wheel
ing Commercial Coliege.)
Book Keeping. Commercial Calculations,
and penmsnshfp.
MoNs. G. J. BoULANGE. a faithful and compe :
tent Tt asher of the French Lang mage
and on MONDAY, " WEDNESDAY and FRfDAYi'
NIGHTS, from to q.
nA- Daily Lectures on Book Keeping. and oc-
casIonaf Lectures on Mercantile. Law and Com
mercIal Ethics. J. W. REEVE,
oc l5-6t Principal.
thUrCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL
~ AND MATHEMATICAL g. HOOL, ON
C. s. MILLER,
W. l. MILLER, nj.
The exercises of this School will commences
MONDAY. 18th of September.
TERMS, for 10 months, payable semi annually in
advance: $50, S40 $50 and $50.
For further Inlormation. apply to Messrs. Hunt
James. or Stokes Hives Sc T-1m'
I 5. SOURCES SELECT CLASSICAL
II. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Cone, Main and LIST Streets, Richmond, Va
The Fourteenth Session will commence on the
24th OF September, 1850.
TKRAs-Per session, half session in Advance:
senior tnsiish or Beginners in Latin 50 20
Latin, 5reek. and Higher Mathematics 49, 60 Oh
Mode, d Languages by Mons. PARDiGoN. 20 10
Drawing, By john A. CALYo.---, ...-:-.... 20 90
"a Appointments may be made with the Prln-
cipal by note through Post Office. au 30 ts
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~ Goddin Y Apprrson, Auct,rs.


TWENTY BUILDING LOTS IN FIJI.
4 TON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. VIII be-
snId AZ auotlon, on the premises, on MONDAY,
me "a October, 1850. at o clock. about twenty
building Lots in Fulton. near to Mount kriD6
and .ront!n. on Fulton, Nicholson, Lousiana and
TERMs.-On third cash: balance at ( and a
months ior negotiable notes, interest added and
'lt oe II retained ~ t 5fst 9ts is psjd
SIX HANDSOM. BUILDING LOTS, IN
WISH fkAN u y s SAV kF FEk q pU TsE
AND BtKtR STR e. rs. FUR SALE AT AGC
TON Will be so d at auction on The premi.es
IN Ho.DtY. The 29sh October, ls6o, att o'clock
each having front of 80 feet ard a depth Of I22
fee to alley I6 feet wide. These lots, for the
most part, are handsomely loosted and are in n
part of the city where real estate IS in good de-
TERMS. One third ca.h; balance at and IL
months. for negotiable notes. interest added. and
TUE retained TILL az the purchase money 10 paid.
oc ~ 6ODDIN Il APPFRSON, Aucts.
('0MMISs.o>rk'N S,Ls. OF IOrIN
SIDE OF PLUMB, between ELMwOOn
AND DOVER STREETs-As Commits ioner
appointed by decree of the Circuit Court of
henrIoo, pronounced on the sth November, / 50.
&c >" SHAH proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 9TH November
1870 at o'clock NJ. fif fair; If not. the next
fair cay,I the Real Estate purchased by Joseph
saunders, AZ sale made on the 18th August, 1858,
by hessrs. Roberts and w. w. Crump, Com
nilssloners, and which he has failed to pay for.
VIZ: LoI located as above, fronting So feet on
the west side of Plumb street, running back 20
feet ~ "
TERMs:-One- third cash balance at and IL
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained TILL all the pp,eha sn mopsy is paid
GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts 90 is ids
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One half payable on the LIST of October, 1850, and
the remainder on the 18th OF February, 1861
Reference is made TO Rev Dr. Moses D. Hoge,
and to any OF the former patrons of the school,
Catalogues OF the Sem mary, containing more
detailed information, be obtained at any of the
Bookstores, or by application to the undersigned.
iv 28 3m A. nj DtJPUY. Richmond. Va
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A reduction of one fourth to Ministers.
IA No extra charges Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense, In case of
protracted sickness, a deduction will be made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
y. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with Mm, and all letters for
them sent to hr care.
Catalogues containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned at the Bookstores. by application to the
President. CHAS. ID, WINSTON.
aul-2km Richmond. Va.
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NY desire to call attention to nv re k:sSy
~ moval rom 242 Broad street to 246. tive Dr.
doors west OF my old stand, where am prepared
to eXhIolt larger stock of MI LLINERY GOO Us,
oil All kinds, and Will continue to keep through
out the season GOODS OF THE LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES
MRS. A. MCCONNAL,
sc N-zm' 245 Broad st.
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t1uLDEt LEAF SMOKING TOBACCO
y Made from Virginia Leaf, and free from all
Impurities. We can recommend this article as
tonelhiLg really hyperion; also, genuine Pow
tslan Pipes, al sizes for sale ny
p. JOHNS ON Il BRO. Druggists.
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The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
.CONSVARLE.S SlLE

Pi virtue of two writs of Fcri Facias,
- issued by Samuel Hays. one of The Ju us
ticcs of the Peace of the State of Maryland,
in and for Cecil county, at the snitS of James
Ford, and John a. Craig against the goods
and chattlcS, lands and tcnrn,cnts of Wm. T..
SciScoc and Pcrrr SciScoe, to me directed. I
have seized and taken in execution all thu
right, title, claim, interest and estate, 1T law
and in equity, Of the said VIM \. Sciscoc,
and Perrc SciScoe, in aud to all that
HOUSE AND LOT,
near the village Of Ceciton, ami adjoining
lands of W. Myers and j. W. Jones and /
hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY. the OH dny Of October. 1860,
at Cccilt"n, between the hours of and :,
O'Clock, viii sell said property, 80 seized
and taken IN execution, by Public Sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
wrlts and cost. J. p. PRICE.
Sept ~, lSG0.-ts Constable.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

Constitution recognizes it, and wherever the
people do moi recognize slave property, the
Constitution does not recognize it. The
Constitution recognizes it in Maryland, but
it does not rccognrzc it in PcnnSy ylvania.-
Bat you claim the right to 90 into the terri.
tory with whatever property You please.
/ oconrsc you have that right subject to the
laws of the territory Congress being ncirh-
cr FOR or against slavery, OF any other kind
E"f property, proyilrs organic laws for the
territory and wisely authori>cs the reople
tucicof TO make their own laws and regulate
their own duIne;tic institutions. in their own
way. II the people of a territory in their
Legislative capacity, declare that slavery is
against the best interests Of the white people
thereof, will you say that Congress has the
power to loire slavery upon them? This is
the question and no backing off, Will you
answer it square.
You ask what mean by the normal con
tliilon of the territories" | understand it
10 be original -primcva1 or prin,Hjrc. What
| mean Ii this: | hold that th, broad domain
OF the Garth we inhabit. is by nature free.
and that not sing { foot Of il can belong to
The interest OF slavery until the people i'm
mcdmttly interested Shall establish it, -
Slavery did NOT exist, did it, upon this wide
continent until it was introduced in the
British Colony of James Town? Nor did it
exist III the territory acquired from Mexico
by the treaty of Guadalupe lldalgo at the
time of said treaty. And if it did not exist
there then, how can it exist thee now, unless
ii is introduced and sanctioned by the people
Can you tell ne! You are so tenacious
about your rights as a Shareholder. that You
seem to forget that have any. 1t is tue, you
have as much light to the territory, as have,
but you have no more. [ have as good 4
right TO have my views carried out in the
territory as you have. If | have enough
roieiS who think with me in the territory,
can have my measures Of domestic economy
established But If these who think with
You cut number me and my friends, then you
can establish your measures Is there any
thing like frcesoi:sm about it! Is il not
poor ru lc that won't work both ways2
a word about my " self complacency ~
9 not TO say vanity" do not "r rlalse my
epsolary labobors." 1t was certainly not
pralSing them 10 insnua,e that they nigh,
conntcract your views. Surely my labors =
might be sufficient 70 put your views on the
territorial question, in the back ground with
out having much to recommend them after
all! no Sir, did not wish to cxtol my.
self at all. !only desired to show how easy
i'tW"S to floor Jou. If you coi,d, sccnd to
reply again my dear friend. please make no
more incidental remarks than you can
help They take up so much space to correct
them that fellow has no room to diScuss
''the previous question" b. pleased to accept
the fe"c%ed assurance u my distinguished CON
Sldriation, and believe me to be very respect
iully, Your Obrdicnt Servant,
! JAMES TOlJtIISTONE
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22


DEAR Wing - But little worth writing
about has occurred here. The long continu-
cd dry term is operating against the mill and
factory men. BY reason Of low water most
of the mills are making but half time. while
Others are scarcely able 20 run at all. The
streams have not been so low for some years
Mccullough & Co.. arc introducing chilled
rolls into all their mills, thereby improving
very much the quality and finish of their
shcet-iron.
Some people think nothing good can come
out of Nazareth. We can assure such that
North East is said to be about producing an
Actress. a lady of much beauty and talent
will, it is said, perform the par. Of Captola
in the Hidden Hand, and possibly represent
other dramatic characters. We Shall see
what we shall see. Yours p. 3.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22


We devote our outside today to the dis.
seminaiion of the distinct and uncquivocal
endorsement Of the American system Of pro.
lection to American Industry by the cand.
date Of the Union party. These extracts
from Mr.. Bells speech will, we are assured
receive the attention they merit from our
readers. Let this echo of the voice of the
great Kentucky statesman BY the Tennes-
sean patriot be compared with the we'll
known free trade policy of the democratic
party, and the equivocal Tariff plank of the
Republican, said by the Tribune, to mean
protection, and by the Post, also Republican,
and whose Editor is the leading Presidential
Elector of that party in N. York, to mean no
such thing. and conclude if you can, that
Mr.. Bell does not occupy vantage ground
before the people on this question high above
any other candidate. Add to this the fact
that Mr.. Bells accession to power would be
the signal of peace between warning sections,
and that under his wise and peaceful control of
the affairs of the country the time now wasted
in fruilless discussions, and impractical iegis-
lation would he employed in the initiation
and establishment of wise and wholesome
measures of public policy, and We think every
follower of Clay. and believer in his doctrine
of protection to our industrial interests,
every one, at least, that has not bow ed the
knee to the Locoloco B,al-must see the
propricty of giving John Bell his earnest and
firm support i'll this contest.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BAN

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
OF CECIL CorSrY.-The capital stock of this
Institution was all taken we learn on Saturday
last. The following Wednesday an organiza-
tion was effected by the election of Samuel
b. Foard, as President. and S. Drew Thomas.
Cashier, with the gentlemen named below, as
Directors. Samuel b. Foard Jas. 7. McCul-
lough, Wm Torbert. Geo. W. Bennett, Il. l..
Thomas, David NJ. Taylor, Barclay Reynolds,
A. Pennington, and DR.. Jno. S. Chapman.
The Bank will go into operation immcdi-
atcly we learn. With the direction named it
should prove great convenience to our bus
mess men.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
u After a dry term of unusu;

95~Aftcr a dry term of unusual
length, and when the dust had become almost
insuiicrnble, and vegetation was about giving
up the ghost, our town and vicinity, waS visi-
ted, by way Of hcralding the approach of the
au'umnal equinox, on Wednesday night last
with perfect delugo of rnin, flooding the
streets, swapping the gardens and filing Gel
lars. Enough rain fell, we should suppose
to put the ground in good condition for the
plows Of our agricultural friends, and to fur.
nish our manufacturers and millcrs Will
motive power for some time to come.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

A DEMocRATlC EsTIMArE.-IIon i. f.
Perry, Of South Carolina. comedies to Bell
and Everett, Maryland, Virginia, North Car
olina Tennessee, Kentucky, and perhaps
Louisiana and Florida Who is the ffon. b.
f. Perry? lie is one of the abcst members
Of the Democratic Brcckinlidge) party in
South Carolina, and his opinions are entitled
to as much weight as are those of any mem.
Der of the party in that State. Yet the
Constitution claims Kentucky for Brcck-
inridge by 10000 majority, and all the South
besides! The difference between Mr. Perry
and the Constitution consists simply in this.
that Mr.. Perry knows what he is talking
about and the Constitution does not.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

0-TThc Lynchburg Virginia" contains the
following extrct from private letter from
Missouri:
TIE PRosrEcr IN MIssoURI.-We have
been permitted access to private letter
written by a citizen of Missouri to prom.
nent gentlemen in this city. In tins letter
we are assured that very many national Dem.
ocra,s in that State have joined the Union
party, and will support Bel! and Everett. -
The correspondent aforesaid is engaged in
canvassing portion Of Missouri, in the inter.
est of the Bell and Everett men, and has cx.
ccllrnt opportunities for ascertaining the
state of public sentiment. We have no doubt
whatever that Missouri will vote for the
Union Cause in November.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
L0cal Affairs,

IA correspondent on Egg Hill,
whose communication We could not print for
want Of room, writes us with some structures
upon party which was in Attendance at the
recent Sabbath School meetings at the Union
Meeting House and near Oak Grove School
House, and which he calls the ground
hackcy" party. He finds fault with this
party fore Interfering with the fixtures Of the
children, disturbing their quiet ard orderly
arrangements, keeping them from dinner sc.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
rrIt ,,n,o.r. ,b,t NJ O,,.,,,orcr ,bo N

UIt appears that Mr.. OttenLorfer, the N.
York Douglas chc,or, upon whose a!ledsed
understanding that the Bell Electors were to
vote for Mr.. Douglas and not for Mr.. Bell in
case Of the success of the fusion tckt.
charges of cheating and swindling have hccn
made, has no such understanding Of the mat
ter now.
Mr.. Ottcnoifcr in his paper. the staufs-
/cii,Eg. of Monday last, in referring to the
action of the Democratic State Committee last
week, says: While the proposed fu>-
sion with the Breckenridge element was
declined TN the one hant, on the other the
understanding was settled that the frc:els of
Bell and Everett on the electoral ticket were
not 10 he considered as Drmocrnfm rIcctmy-
The ten friends of Btll and
Everett upon the ticket consider fbenSeircs
only as The nominees Of he Un'on port1
and wW feel i their du'y, felccfcd, 10 ro'e N
accordance wiM tie expectation Of The Union
payiy = II 4 Whoever votes for
the 'cn Union men upon it (.hc fusion tickcl)
much do so in the expectation that these men,
# elected, rW cast tacw sutrnscs fos Bet and
ErcreU
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

REBUILDING AT SALISBURY. The people of
Salisbury (Md. are slowly commencing to
rebuild upon the scene of the late disaster in
that town. Mr. Venablcs is erecting a store
house. and DR.. w. II. Rider an Office ON the
burnt premises. Mr. II. j. Brcwington and
DR.. Smith are clearing their premises, prepa-
ratory to building. and Chas. Dashiel has
taken the preliminary steps towards the ercc-
ton of a handsome store and dwelling The
loss to the Delaware Mutual Insurance Com
pany amounted to s., $50, and the same has
been promptly paid.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
FARM for Sale.

A TRACT OF LAND, in Delaware, near
IA the State Line, within - miles of the
Pivot Bridge, coAtainng Fi2 Acr-y;: y acres
being Womllnna, and the ba lance in ciitiva-
ir"n. This tracT Is situated IN II snbd neigh
borlo"d /; adioins lands of Nathar, r. Boul-
den, james Bouldcn and others. Mr. John
l.. clayton, at the Pivot BriIgG. will give
any Information that may be desired in
rtsfr-,s 'r tho propcrty. For Turlas' apply to-
JAS. 7. MsCULLOUGII, Attorney,
Sept -, 1860. Elkt tom
del. Gazette and Commonwealth cory
law for Sy and send bill to advertiser.