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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-16

GIVE publish to-day two articles in reply
to " an old line democrat in last week s
Wing. The allusion made to us BY one of the
gentl,mcn.-M Mr.. Maffit. renders it necessary
that we should say that we regard the public
acts of men holding public positions as fair
and legitimate subjects of criticism. and con-
sequently hold our columns open to such cor.
respondents as g an old line democrat" so
long as offensive personalities are avoided.
We could not. for the life of US, see anything
personally offensive in the article referred to.
and did not, therefore, yield to the demand
of Mr.. Maffit for the name Of the author. If
- fair and reasonable" men ;-unprcjudiced
men linen in whose judgement we have all
confidence, had differed with us in regard to
the propriety of Withholding the name of " an
old line democrat" under the circum.
Stances" We might have felt it Our duty ia
have given the information when Mr.. MalIi
the second time demanded it but having
compared views with number of gentlemen
Of both political parties in regard to tn,
matter, after our first refusal to give the name
and being confirmed by them in our belle
that Mr.. Ms. demand was an unrcasonabl,
one, VIC could not, however, much disposed
to do that gentleman ample justice, feel it ou'
duty to accedc to his request.
Believing that Mr.. Matiit had right tc
the use of our columns for reply to tn,
article Of hst week we cbeerfully accord hin
space for ,at purpose to-day, leaving our read
crs to judge of the merits of the controversy.
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Bell, AND EVERETT IN NoRTU C,Por,NI

BELL AND EVERETT IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Our exchanges furnish accounts Of many rat
ifica ton meetings. in which the nomination
of Bell and Everett is endorsed with hearth.
ness. Old men, merchants, and retired citi-
zens who have not participated in public
demonstrations for long time. were at the
meeting, and we doubt not, every enc thought
it "good TO be there"
We entertain the opinion, in which We are
by no means singular, that there is vast
body of dormant feeling among "old men,
merchants and retired citizens," which will
be fully enlisted in the cause of the country
before the Acknowledgements Observer.
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A DEMOCRATIC PAPER STATES THE TRUTH.
The New York Daily News (Democratic)
publishes Mr.. Everett's letter of acceptan nee,
and says. in regard to the ticket of the Con.
servat,ve Union party 1--WE look upon
this event as highly ausplcious to the preser-
walton of the Union, ard the best interests
of our country. 1t speaks in language louder
than resolutions, of that love of country and
determination to preserve the honor, the
character, and the integrity Of our country
which Is entertained by far the largest portion
Of our citizents, we hope, who are opposed to
the Democratic party"
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GIN its appropriate place we record
with regret the dccease, on Monday last, OF
John Evans, ESD, brother Of DR.. Amos
Evans, deceased, and Levi II. Evans, Esq.
one ofthc Judges Of the Orphans Court for
this county. Mr.. Evans, in earlier life, was
a very active and prominent politician of the
Jackson democratic school, and has been
known among younger politicians OF the coun-
ty, as one Of the j." glorious ninetcen," whose
course in the Legislature of Maryland has been
so universally applaudcd by the Democracy
OF this State. lie was very popular man in
the days of his active partizanship, and his
party u few years since rewarded him for his
former party services by procuring HIM a
profitable position in the Custom House in
Baltimore, which position he occupied at the
time of his 0cccase.
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Mr.. FILLMoRE's POSITION very
large and enthusiastic ratiiica 0ou meeting,
held by the friends of Bell and Everett in
New York. on the 9Th inst, the following
extract from q letter Of Ex-President Fillmore
was read, and received with great enthusiasm
9" regard the use of my name by the
republican press as fraudulent and mischiev
ous and shall vote for Bell and Everett
whether any one else in the State does or not. y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-16

UTA large and spirited Bell and Everett
meeting was held at Lowell, Mass on Satur-
DAY night last. The hall in which the meet
ing was held was densely crowded, and the
prevailing sentiment was one of earnest and
cordial endorsement Of the Union nomination.
The meeting was addressed among others, by
Mr. Henry, Of Tennessee.
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The ARMY Worm. The Cambridge, Nd,
Herald says these destructive insects are
committing sad havoc to the wheat crop in
Dorchester county. They have not only eaten
the entire blades from the stalk. but have
eaten greater portion Of the heads of the
wheat in some fields so badly that it can
never come 10 maturity.
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DIR, n, r, MORRISON,

CHARLESTOWN, MD,
EEANiNG permanently located in Charles
4 L. town, offers his Professional Services
to the citizens Of that town and its vicinity.
C5-Ilc will be found at all times, unless
professional engaged, at his office.
OFFICIAL the " Cecil House,
April p, lSG0-3m.
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j. L. IlEALD'S
JUNE LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

j. I. 1EALD"S
JUNE LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
Hawkstone, by HoIms Lee
Short Stories. containing II stories never before
published in this country. by Charles Dickens.
RutIcdgc.
II Furedis, by the author of the Iampl lighter.
Popular Astronomy, by y. NJ. Mitchell
Ths Way to the Pit. by Harriet b. McKeever.
Aboriginal Amcrica. by Jacob Abbott
Popular History Of England by rhos Goidart.
Mary Bunyan, the Dreamer's Blind Dasyhtet.
The Panic. and other Poems by e. Bissell
Every body Lawyer and Counsellor in Business;
by Frank Crosby.
Grasses and Foliage Plants by Chas. l.. Flint.
Mich Cows and Dairy Farming by c. IT, Flint.
The Strawberry Culture, by X Il. pardee.
Grape Growers Guide, by William Charlton.
Sayers' Standard Cookery for tho People.
Mitchels New General Atlas. containing Maps
of various countries of the World plans Of cities
embraced in Al quarto maps, forming a series Of
Is Maps and Plates.
Inventions and Discoveries in Science by limbs
Margaret MoncticRc; or the First Love Of Aaron
Burr.
Copec's Academic Speaker.
Home and College, by I. ~ Huntington.
The Bobbin Boy, by VIM. NJ. Thayer
Tales from the Bible, by VIM. NJ Thayer.
Political Debate between Hon. A braharA Lincoln
and Stephen A. Douglas
All choice publications of the dry received A.
soon as published. J. 7. HEALD,
Al Market Street,
June l6, 1860. Wilmington, Del.
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RUMoRED CONFESSION OF Mis-. CUNNING.
HAMA New-York correspondent of the
Charleston Comier, says
"Thcre is runor 10 the effect that Mrs.
Cunningham, who has gone to California has
made q strange confession. The news was
received by the last steamer. Mrs. Cunning
ham was represented as having been on her
dcath-bed and of course admitted that she
knew something of the murder of DR.. Bur.
dell"
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JAS. Y. NHcCgLlOUGII,

attorney at Lar, and Solicitor in Chmcery.
NFFlCE removed to the Brick Building,
Son North Street, nearly opposite the
office of the Rcgisc Of Wills.
June o, lSGO-Gm.
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I'VE understand that Mr.. Frauci,

1--WE understand that Mr.. Francis
Green, of Cherry Hill, is now engaged in
building large stone dam for Messrs. Jessup
Il Moore, at their Paper Mills on the Brandy
wine. a few miles above Wilmington.
Mr.. Green has constructed a number of dams
in this connty,-the last one, We believe, at
Marley Mills, now owned by Mr.. Pricstley,
and has quite reputation for doing such
work in a most creditablc and satisfactory
manner. His energy and enterprise, deserve
the success which he appears to DC securing.
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NOTICE..

PROPOSALS for Paving and CURLING the
L dc-Walks in the town of Elkton, will be
received by the President and Commits
sioncrs of said town, at any time before
MONDAY, the 18th inst, ut = O'Clock p. NJ,
at which time the Board will Uc in session.
Persons making proposals will state the
lowest price for which they will do the work
and furnish all materials; or the lowest price
for doing the work, the materials being found
by the Town Authorities. The pavement to
he estimated by the square yards and the
curbing by the foot, running measure.
For further particulars inquire OF :he
undersigned. .....-
PALMER c. STRICKLAND,
DAVID SCOTT,
j. =. BRADBURY,
Elkton, June Ii, 1860. % Committee.
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MUSICAL MATINEE.-Nlr ID. Ireland,
graduate of the Pennsylvania Institute for
the blind y will give concert ofVocal Music at
the parlor Of the Howard House, on Monday
evening, next, at o'clk. Tickets % cts.
The exercises will consist of choice selcc-
ton Unpopular and approved music, includ-
ing piano accompaniment, and short address
on the education Of the b lind in this country
and in Europe.
Mr.. ireland comes among us highly recon-
mendcd and his letters which have been
shown us, speak in most favorable terms OF
the character of his entertainments
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n. Il, RIDDLE.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, and Solicitor in
"A Chanccfy, ELKTON, Md, will give
prompt attention to all business intrustcd to
him. Onicc-In The Democrat Building,
opposite Col. j. C. Groomc's.
Mar2i lSGO-lv.
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The Japanese passed through Ellton
on their way to Philada,, OH Saturday after
noon last, in special train. AS the train did
not stop at any of the intermediate points on
the road: the curious thousands, gathered at
the various depots, failed to get more than a
mere glimpse ofthe Embassy as it flew past
them on its way to shake hands with Mayor
Henry and the City Councils of Philadelphia,
and to be received with open arms by the hun
dreds Of thousands awaiting, with mtenscst
anxiety, its arrival in the City of brotherly
love,
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Uir0.
Evanston Monday last, at his residence
near Parke.s NJ ills in this county, JouS
Evans, nj file 6Fth Year Of his age.
DBI'TU.AR

Died May 23rd, 1860 at his late residence
Woodlands. Cecil county, Md, JosErm CvuDEx,
in the 1:rd year of his age
God iii lis infinite WHOM h IS removed from the
sceLc Of his earthly labors one of the oldest and
most esteemed citizens Of our county On tho l2th
Of April, 1850 the subject of this notice lost the
beloved partner Of his joys and SORROWS. with
whom he had passed nearly forty years Of welded
life and now, after the lapse ofIittlo more than n
year, and on the anniversary Of THUR welding. he
is laid beside her III the Old Parish Church of
st. Mary Ann or North Elk. beneith'whoac chan
eel rest tho remains OF his father who formerly
Rector of the church.
The life of the deceased WIS from boyhooi
marked by energy. industry and probty. De-
privcl in infancy of father care and prot cctiJn
he was ut an early age thrown upon his own
resources, and manfully did he take his stand upoa
the stage OF life and make his way to position and
influence. His conduct was regulated by the calm
dictates of benevo'ence. picty AMI prudence In
all the relations of life he ever sustained unsul-
lied reputation, and was never turned from the
path Of rcctituie by fear favor, purity or prejm.
dice. lie sinCcrc christian. II devoted and
afcconate husband and parent. true friend and
kind master. Afiabc and courteous to persons of
all conditions and known throughout the county
for unbcnding integrity and uprishtncss Of pur-
pose. he livel and died in the esteem and conf
dcncc of the public.
From his loved home here below, he has gone
to enc not made with hands eternal in the
heavens -
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CARDS.
DIR. COWAN.
DENTIST.
WIN. IL. MILLER,
ROOMS AT THE FOUNTAIN H

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and Solicitor in
N Chanccry, ELKTON, Md, will give
prompt attention to all business inIrustcd to
him. Ohcc-In The Democrat Building,
opposite Col. j. G. GIoome's.
Mar n 1SSO-Iy.
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DThc HW'sratc Independent says that
Bell and Everett are making great gains
among the Democrats Of AlaLarna-all the
old Wings are coming back to them beside.
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W. Pinkney Ewing & W. J. Jones
XT,r0EsNEYs AT LAW,
El.KTON, MI

T Taving associated ourselves for the practice of
L Iour profession. VIC will attend carefully and
promptly to all business placed in our hands. We
will practice in the Courts of Cecil. Kent and HAIR
forl. and The Court Of Appeals. Office first story
ofCccil Wing building. (Dcc. 3,.u.
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NOTICE.

TlIIE County Commissioners Of Cecil
l. county. will meet AZ their office. in Elk,
ton, on TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY,
next the 18th and 10th days of June, inst,
to attend to such business rs may be brought
before them. By Order.
J. 5. CRAWFORD,
June l6, lsG0-lw. Clerk.
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JAMES w. MAXWELL.

A TTORNEY AT LAW .-Ofice on Main
IN street, opposite Dr.. Walace's Drug
Store. Prompt attention given to all bust
ness intruStcd to his care. [Jan 8, 1858.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom il
~ may concern that tho undersigned will
apply to the Commissioners of Cecil county,
at their next regular meeting after the 18th
of July, next. to open II Public Road, con-
meeting the Town Point 'ro,d and Anthony
Reynolds Wharf, on the Elk River, begin
nlng for the same 1T point on the Town
Point road near the lands of Benz Craig, and
running thence along said Craiy's land to-
the Wharf on Elk River, or by such route
as may be deemed more advantageous to tlic
nciehborhood to be benefited by the con~
ncction Of said road and wharf.
W. HARRIS.
C1IAS. A. BRYAN,
A. CRAIG.
ID. A. ROBERTS,
JACQUES CAfOT.
SAMUEL ". DECOURSEY,
JOEL BRYAN.
June IL, lS60-5w
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| arrival Of the Arago, at New. York, European
files are obtained up the 30th ult. The Lon.
don News publishes the following letter from,
the Italian hero. -Gaiibaldi:
GENOA. Sunday, May q.
Dispatches have been received from Paler.
mo by the Sandman government. which
fully confirm not only the victory obtained
by Garibaldi at Calatafimi over the 4, 900
Neapoltans led by LAMA. but the more
important one. which placed the heights sur.
| rounding Palermo in the hands of the Sicilian
patriots. The first Of these victories is fur
iher confirmed in letter addressed by Carl.
baldi himself to Rosalino PHO. Count OF
Capace, from Calatafimi, under date of the
10Th.
Yesterday we fought and won. The
enemy is flying towards Palermo. The
populations are in high spirits, and Join my
camp by thousands. Tomorrow I shall
march on Acamo. Tell the Sicilians that
the hour has come to put an end 10 their
slavery, and that we shall do it soon. Every
arm is good for the brave-musket, scythe.
Ratchet, nail in the top Of a stick. Unite
with me. Thwart the enemy's plans as much
as possible. Light bonfires upon all the
heights which surround the Neapoitan
troops. During the night kill as many Of
the encmy's outpost sentries as you can
Intercept the communications. In a word,
harass the enemy as much as you are able.
| hope to see you soon. Yours,
GARTBALDI."
As you see, this laconic letter contains all
the necessary instructions for a war to the
knife, and war TO the knife it will be. The
| defeat Of the Neapolitans was so thorough
that only 800 out of 4 900 could reach the
| capital, and even these entered it by only
groups OF ten or twenty at time The
cavalry was almost annihilated, field. pieces
were Abandoned. together with ammunition
carts. The routed column as soon as it
entered the barracks declared it would never
30 to me't Ga,ibaidi again, and the dread
under which 1T was laboring soon spread
| araong the garrison.
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NJ )I'T 'J.'

FEHilE undersigned having been elected
a Constable oftllc First Election District,
will give prompt attention to all business
placcd in his hands for collection.
Dec 5, 1859. JOHN S. IANES.
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CONVICTED or MURDER.-The trial of
Alex. Gale (colD, for the murder of james
Evans, (coPd) was concluded in the Baltimore
County Circuit Court, on Tuesday last, and
resulted in the conviction of the accused of
murder in the first degree. On the former
trial of Gale, in Baltimore City, the jury failed
to agree, and the case was removed to Balti-
more county. Richard Grason, Esq, was one
Of the counsel for the defence Of Gale.
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GTJas. Drummond, free negro from
N. j. arrested at Charlestown for coming into
the State contrary to law, was fined by the
Orphans Court $20,-not being able to pay
was remanded to Jail. If the fine and costs
are not paid he will be sold by the Sheriff
us slave for life
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Monday. the 1sfk day Of June, 1860,
NOTICE

5 hereby given to the creditors, cndorscrs
L and sureties of James Whitaker, Jr.. that
he hath made application for the benefit Of
the lnsolvsnt Laws Of Maryland. and that
Wednesday, the tenth day vi October, next,
being the third day Of the next October term
OF the Circuit Court for Cecil county. hath
been set apart and fixed upon for the final
hearing in his case, at which tine and place,
his creditors, endorsrrs and surctics. may
attend and show Cause, if any they have,
why final discharge shall not he granted
said debtor. Test,
W. II. RICKETTS,. Clerk
. Circuit Court for Cecil county.
June Is, lSGO.-31ra
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1flarric0.

K1RK-LINCOLN.--On Tuesday, June 9Th.
at Jones' Hotel, Philadelphia, by Mayor
Henry, Mr.. Isaac II. KIRK, of Chester Co,
Pa. to Miss FANNIE LINCOLN, Of this Co.
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" The Communications of Messrs.
Mailit and Rowan have crowded ont most of
our news items this week, and give our insid,
quite democratic face.
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i. b. ROWAN.

ATTOR NEY At LAW,
Office on Main Street, nearly opposite the
Court House. May g
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CIT will be seen by notice elsewhere
that the Basement fthe new NJ f.. Church in
this town is to be dedicated to-morrow.-
Bishop Scott will preach the dedication SER
mon in the morning. The heseocing OF the
main audience room of tFn ehnrciY is progress
sing finely, and bids tlir to DC Il credit to the
society rs well as to the Artist-Mr. Werner
The basement is divided into convenient
rooms for Glass and ineant school. IL commo-
dious Lecture room, well lighted and vcnti.
lated, neatly frescoed, and finished with seats
to accommodate a larger number of persons
than could be seated in the old church.
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June 14th, 1850.
For The cecil Win,

Mn Epyrnp -T,,, L.
las, r,n.t nrrrornl sJ .,,nol = aJ. @
We hv On annpvmo,,S w,;ter yho s,"las t h;,,
self IAN Old Inc D,,norro, b, JI,v;,n ,,l,'d
rnnn ,n,, Nv ' ,,.L''I a' ' e".'.u
Tins IN socr.t and infamous -, WIZ
mo and at ,bn same t,me connoa,, h;'na'Ir
from the nnh)ic and boy;,r h.o,, ror,,.,,I L,.
van ,ha i, c,u.,;ah ,'
'', """"' aPP'e henu'
every iair anu reasonable man Will consider
~ So"' u"ty ~ nave gwen uhuer the circum-
,a, a' o"' Say ',"' ''i"St oe e'',
n ~ o"'.''u u'I''n ai'et 'eau''e anu
, sne.'o opon t,"' P'o4u'''o,'' 'nat I'D a.
m ., u,o 'espeo' t:le WHIT mas ,a'S'nta'
"ns'' a.'e :',s'is ueiHeieo l'i'"ei' Oh STATE
n n.". so t,ueH eA''a"'hs naoce ana per-
."s' nc Lo',ouues ny say ~ 'hat 'or me i,
r''o". US ',,: !'"o "1e "''', J,'e""'y feS"'a'
oAn , a"s a'..'a'eent person otieSe 'h'S' a'ter
sa'I ": :, t'..'ues a''i Sure nv eau
fnIsns -, io '''J'." , 1"lS"' az u"o'
," "s,;oI, o" .;,i b. WHY % 'aIsr III one
toaaI ,,'.;,,, -. ~ am % "c,' NnoM''
',s,. .aN'' a"u su'no'e"t rep! ~ we
A.. .o."'u ~ 'hc a''I, re a''uoea 'o'
ny s.'Ie ~ p,op'le.y anu sei'resPee' Tor
."a ..' J"ou'I NV, ''',o e""'tst WHY"
:" "o' ",'t s 'no".a =. me W 'ne
opt" .pa a Io"eeas 'i'lnSen oeh'hu !. oarri-
n;,% n' H." . -, w., ~ seen VI hno~";
W. w. "',n '"a i WHY II. .''e aaIN' or concca'ed
-. .o,. ,'" asp" pau'ee' '"' o"sSe' !" j" u"eN'
p'I Al, ,,,a a,,'',: .
, a.. wy 5" ~ CIRCUMSTANCES orihe
" '"' "''"u '"o "'s'"se Vi nu.'e'
w na, man man, Is h;e eyer sure Ito to lose,
For where here no hanor M i, To I be y,i iuSs
lis always lost in being maintained"
must be pcrmitted to d,ubt that Domo,
era, is the real author Of the communicative
and am constrained to do 81 hrcamse 7 d.
not believe that anv Damocr,, would h,uo
made use of the lanouape ,ndnlyeI i, ,orard.
as noble and well ,Ii,d n Drmoc,,,;c states.
man as Judge Douglas. and one ton who stands
forth 50 prominently for the democratic nn,n.
nation for the Presidency mr. do I ba,,ovs
that Democrat would I,ve ;n;,;a,o1 nm,.r
false urctcncc, cont, oversv or ev.n ~
TENTED to dn 60 ,hronoh ,bn n,,,umns " "
your paner. while thcrr ,r,s Domncr,, " "
napcr in the county in (Which 70 con,ro"an,
and decide democratic ,ct,nn
must d.clno TN d,rcnss ,.;,h ,hoso ,,.,
are onposed IN the Dn,uocr,,;c nor,v "in
ouestit,, of wh,t 10 trno Dnmocro,ir noi;. Wv
and o,so tho rron,;n,r or $500; pn'., :
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UThere will be special meeting of
the Orphans Court on Thur sday of next week
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Improved Farming Stock,
And Other Personal Property.
DY virtue Of an Order of the Hon. John
Id II. Price, Judge of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, the undersigned will ofteI
at Public Sale, on the Plum Point Farm
(now owned by John G. Craig, ESQ., in Elk
Neck, Cecil county, Md, on
THURSDHY. JUNE 2sth. 1860.
at 10 O'Clock A. M, all the following Per.
sonal Property, to-wit:
II HEAD OF HORSES,
consisting Of carriage horses, brood mares,
work horses, and colts OF !, . and years OF
age, respectively; some OF which arc of highly
improved stock.
IL COWS of very superior blood,
Bull, Steer, l Sheep, II head OF Young
Cattle, lot of Hogs 2-horse Wagon, Ok.
Cart, Road Wagon, and a large variety OF
Farming Implements, including Thrashcr and
fixtures all complete, Grain Fan, Flows,
Shoves and Forks, Briar Scythe, Horse
Rake, Hay Rigging, Cultiyators. Pluw Hair
ness, Halters, Corn Shelter, Sythes and
Sneaths, Hay Knife, &C., &c.
Also, two Carriages and Harness, double
oarfeled GunS FURNITURE, consisting OF BEDS
and Bedding, Bcdstcads. Tables, Carpets,
Sofa, Book Case and Desk, Androns, &c.,
&c. Also, about 81 acres of growing Wheat,
Chestnut Rails and Posts, Wood, Poultry,
and many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of Ten
Dollars, and under to be paid in Cash !; on
all sums above Ton Dollars, credit of three
months will be given, the purchasers giving
Notes, with approved security, bearing in
terest from the day Of sale.
JNO. A. j. CRESWELL
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
June l6, lS50-ts,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-16
To the Teachers of the
Public Schools of Cecil county,

NOTICE is hereby given, that by resolu-
~ ton Of the Board of Commissioners
passed on the 9Th of June, instant, the
Public Schools of Cecil county will be sus-
pcnled from and after the close of the cur
rent quarter, until the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, Next.
BY Order of the Board.
CHARLES NJ. ELLIS,
June 1G, 5SU0-. Secretary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-16

LOOK OUT FOR THEM.-Ten dollar notes
altered from two's, on. fine Citizens Bank OF
Middetown, Del, have appeared. So says
the Baltimore Clipper.