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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

Mantioollo. Tho former residence of
Thomas Jefferson, in Alh1marls county,
Virginia MAS sold at apoiion on tho 18th,
under the rebel seQneslration act, for $50,
500. B. +, Ficl>Im was the purchaser,
The place belonged 10 The late Commodore
o., Levy, OF The United States Navy, who
We hrlieve, boQucathcd tito our Govern
uioni lOr the benollt OF sailors orphans, or
some like benevolent oliceL
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
M6Gn LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold which Is an item
great interest to the people Of Nood county A sdt
nieient in ddechirAt, We take Il, 20 mako Psrfys
burg he trading ioinA. EoiinrlFs rnlieh yGa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

! n ---A-----.--s. s--A-
Con Cahby ID rapidly recovering from
his wound.
In tbo'rebel Honso of Representatives
last Monday, Mr.. Footo Inado auothor di4.
play Of his bcIticosc qualities, AID calod
upon any member who objected to any
thing De, had previously said, to send him
u note, to which hc would not fail to give
attoution. Mr.. Footo was subsequently ar
rested and required to give bail to koop
the poacc ON a charge OF being engaged to
fight q duel with John Mitchell.
Tho llouso, IN another fit of desperate
patriotism, revoked its previous resolution
to iiSht out-the war to its bitter ond, .,.
Late rebel papers slys that 6 transports
lOaiod with Union troops and, 2 batteries
Of Parrot gnns, lrvc left Morsanzia, La,.
for the White river, AK. z.s.s.e-s.,,-s,..
An account is given Of an attonpt and
failure to eecapc from prison at Columbia,
South Carolina, Of 50 Upioi prisondi'sl OF.
ficcra.
A comnittcc Of the Georgia Legislature
havo reported that Mr.. kIfred a membor
\ Of that body, had been cngage,l in recruit
ing in Northern Georgia several companies
Of men for the arlncs of Shcrnan,og t1
Tho garrison of Mobils is said to be suf-
iOi H,5 loi N'ib w nfCVSpdIl y iClONlHlH'
Negro wasahnnS, in Olrrol county, Nils.
sississippi, for attempting to raise com
pany of men Of lis own color 10 fight in
the Union cause.
BALTIMORE. Nov. ". Tho correspondent
of tho 1meiican,. .uhtcr datc of Annapolis,
last evening, says: 'Hrwo OF tho first vos
sols composing Gdly Mulfords foot Of
transports arrived hero today, with the
paroled mon from Savannah, tho steamers
Atlantic and Blackstone; tho former hal ON
$40 living skeletons and s dead bolics;
nino others died on Tim passage Such
was the wrotched state OF iheso poor men
that our surgeons wcro Themselves appal.
led at tho awful sight, 'fhcro was not n
man among tho tho nnmhot but whit had
to be sent to tho hospitals, aud many to
leave thom only for tho grave. The $50
on tho blackstone were in better condi.
tion. and made thowclkip RUG when they
landed. r.,.s..-'.t't
REMARKlBLg PHESoMENoN.- Detroit
Tribune states that fall of about two feet
has recently taken -ul,lcn iu tlia prna 4 cLoi.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
tue VERY BEST TEST OF oGnEAPXEss
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOoDs

d r 10 This dCpartneni great a,lyantage may be Z
tained BY close cash buyers from the fact tllafs
goods are bought Tor cash ditecty of the Esstcrd
dealers and manufacturers apdall imported good
arc b0ught at just what i costs TO import thep
hence he can Afford TO sen goods at 80
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
The agazines for March.

Godeys superb Lady's Book displays
its usual variety and rich taste for the
Spring month. The tintso steel plate
"Young Loves Dream'is An elegaet picture.
The brilliant Fashion plates, stories poetry,
and miscellaneous collections, will make
the Book for March, pleasant visitor.
The CONTINENTAL MONTHLY continues to
contribute those papers on our national
affsirs which have marked it as the political
monthly Of the times. As in the pas. 1t
still continues to deal sturdy blows to the
rebellion, "Nas he Successful serial
story Of absorbing interest is in continuation
in the Monthly.
The ArLAsrIc.-Th;s magazine Of estab.
lished reputation ~ one Of the first literary
works Of the age has made its appearance for
March. Tbessticle on" Whittier,the Quake.
Post" alone, Is worth more than the price
Of tn aunbes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The BIRTH NIaHT BALL.-The 22d
was celebrated At the Howard House in
Elkton, by ball. The votar.es Of
Terpsichore seemed to be out in full
force. The large room was crowded,
with the beauty and the chivalry of r k
ton and surrounding country. The
bright uniforms of number of officers
dotted the mixing throng, like rich aow-
ers in parterre, as they were whirling
through the giddy waltz, or balanced
in the graceful quadrille, supporting a
blushing damsel on each martial arm -
The votaries Of pleasure, chased the.
glowing hours with flying feet" till
approaching morn dispersed the weary,
fuot-sore ,hrong TO seek repose at home
The ODD AT NORTH EAsr.-Thc u
nited American Mechanics cclebra ed the
natal day Of the father Of bis country
at North East, with considerable eclat.
A large number of the brotherhood FROM
Elkton, accompanied by he Chesapeake
Band, attended. The Rev. w. Il. Eng
land, Me hodist Minis er, at present sta
toned at Nor b East, delivered an ad-
dress in The NJ. Il. church and sump-
tuous supper was served in the lodge
room Of the.order. No incident occur
red TO mar the pleasure of the festive
occasion, and all wen: " merry as mar
riage bell"
CHERRY HILL ExH1BlrIoN.-The
Saba h-school Exhibition at Cherry
Hill, OH Monday evening, the 22d i',s :,
drew together quite crowd. The Elk,
ton NJ. +. church Choir, lent much of
interest to the occasion, and the affair
passed Of very satisfactory to all present.
The amount realized by the eAhibi ion
Was sac.
CHESAPEAKE CITY EXHIBITION. The
Presby church at Chesapeake City
had Sabbath-school Exhibition OH the
23d inst, which was we'll attended and
passed off very pleasantly aud sati>fac-
torily. We did not learn what the pro-
ceeds FROM the enterprise we're.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
A Jeff Davis Call.

jeff, anticipating death struggle in the
Spring, calls upon every man in the South
to turn out, and enforces his invitation with
cavalry squads and guerrillas. His friends
in Cecil, those alders and abetters of the
treason of the great arch angel of their
| cause. who sits enthroned in Richmond,
mmitate him minus the cavalry, in calling
all to turn ont to-day and help them stop
| the cause of the Union. "The Democrats
Of Cecil, Old Line Wing, Conservative vo.
tiers, without regard to former differences
are called by the democratic Central
| Com mittes to turn out, and send delegates
to Elkton, ON Tuesday next, to take into
consideration the best plan to still fasten
the incubus of slavery on Maryland, and
thus help to their utmost the cause OF their
Southern allies, and traitor brethren.
We venture to say without fear Of contra
diction, that it is the first instance in the his
tory of the world, in which aristocrats were
found to be the leaders in .. Democratic
party" We ask every honest labsring man
to look around him and see if there is an
individual within the circle of his acquan-
lance who assumes to be superior to the
laboring man, holding him at distance,
that is not an active, leading member Of
this Democratic gull.trap party, whose sole
aim in the South, where it is fully devel,
oped, is to build up an exclusive governing
class, and reduce the laboring man to the
level of their negroes?
They use the name Democracy, for the
same purpose that the wolf was clothed in
the sleeps skin. Can you find single ,rai.
tor in the land, who IL not m ,n,ber of this
same Jefferson Davis Democratic party p
Can you find q nabob and arstocrat who is
not q member of the same party? Can
you find one member Of that dry rot, broken
down aristocracy, who plumes himself on
his ancestral nobility, and his family blood,
who is not a member of that Democratic
party2 Can you find man who il in sym
patty with the rebels and does not belong
to that Democratic party? Can you End
man who rejoiced exceedingly at any disas-
ter to our arms who is not member of
that Democratic party? Can you find an
armed rebel who does not laud John C.
Calhoun, and can you find a man in this
Democratic party who does not have
friendly wish or word for everything of
rebel extraction, and yet profess to be a
jackson man? .Doesit ever occur that Jack
son was the most deadly enemy of the whole
Calhoun policy of notification and Secession,
and what contradiction it is for him to
profess to be Jackson Democrat, while he
is in concert with Calhoun traitors?
But the aristocrats are short of votes, and
hence this blast from the Democratic trump
e, for all sorts. Democrats are the men
who stand by their country and act for its
unity, and traitors are those who act with
the rebels in arms to destroy that unity
The masses constitute Democratic party
and they are in the Union ranks fighting
and working for their country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27

THE STATE FAIR AssocIATloN.-
Some of the ladies of Elk on assembled
at Mrs. Hiss on last Monday night, and
took preliminary steps to organize and
put in working order an Association to
procure articles for the State Fair to be
held in Baltimore commencing the 10 h
of April. The attendance was small,
and the ladies Of Elkton should see to
it that there be moro imposing show as
to numbers on next Monday evening
The place Of meeting will be Jones 4
Ewing's Office Turn out ladies', and
don't let Elkton drop behind in this
great pa-io.ic work.
The following officers were appointed :
Mrs. W. p Ewing, Secretary; Mrs. +.
A. Ellis, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-Mrs. Mary
Crouch, Mrs. Edmund Brown, Mrs. W.
j. Jones, Miss Maria Cantwell, Miss
Mary l. Davis. Miss Annie Il. Brown.
RECEIVING CoMMITTEE.-Mrs. jaime,
Mckinsey.
10 complete the organization it is Of
he utmost Importance that the ladies
,uru out 10 the neat meeting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
REGISTER OF SALES.

Tho following is list Of Sales of Real
and Personal Property advertised in this
paper. Farmers about declining business
should not fail to insert their advertise.
men,s in The Wing, as it has the most ex.
tensive circulation Of any newspaper print.
ed on the Eastern Shore:
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Daniel Bratton, Plumb Point, Feb. 20
W. p. Howard, near Elhton, Mar. 2
j. l.. Smith, near Lords Factory, g 8
B. B. Nicoll, near Univer. church, &c 8
Joseph Glading, Elk Neck,
Ann Howard and Jacob A. Howard, 9
Frederick Thomas, at Cosgrove,s
Mills, Cecil county, 10
G. Fi,.wa.er, near Fox Chase, 10
T. McCummings, near Port Deposit" Is
W. McNsmee, Elk Neck, " l6
REAL ESTATE.
]. G. Groome and Jas. B. Groome, Mar.
Trustees; farm Of 81 acres with
Improvements, on 4" IA
Farm of W. P. Ewing, near Elkton,
containing 10 acres.
A tract Of land called "Stony Chase"
containing 10 acres, 6 miles from
Elkton, J. T. Mccullough, Trustee ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Want of room obliges us to be brief in
Returning to the Situation of National Affairs
this week. On every hand we see the ad
vance, and thus far the success, of the armies
of the Union. Gilmores expedition into,
Florida has thus far been victorious al every
point. Florida will soon be under Union
sway again, the loss Of which must prove of
the most serious consequence to the rebel
cause. Gen. Grant has captured Yazoo city
and jackson, in Mississippi, and is on his
way into the interior of that Stale, with II
view to the destruction Of the Mobil. AMI
Montgomery railroad, as we'll as to rear
attack on Mobile. Gen. Banks is concen.
trating troops at jacksonville, on the south
side Of Lake POnchartran, with the same
view Admiral Farragut is gathering his
fee. for the water assault. The army at
Chattanooga is watching johnson, who Is at
Rome, Ca, and a forward movement may
take place any day especially as II portion
of the rebel army has been sent to the defence
Of mobile Longstreet has reatreated from
before knoxville, and abandoned his raid
into kentuckey for the purpose of supplying
his commissariat. which must be very nearly
exhausted. Louisiana and Arkansas utterly
lost to the rebels, are About holding loyal
elections. Texas is as good as lost, which
is the last of their claimed territory west of
the Mississippi. Tennessee is yearly or
quite free from rebel lroops. North Caro-
lima shows unmstakable symptoms oftrans.
i,ion. Hence. the rebels exercise exclusive
control at this time only in South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and Missis' ippi; and in
he two latter the tenure oftheir hold is very
precarious'
Up to the middle Of this month ;.sariy
two thousand four hundred citizens have
taken the oath otallegiance at Little Rock,
Arkansas. Five Thousand privates and
eleven commissioned officers of the Rebel
army have also taken the oath. and Of these
over five hundred have enterd the Union
army. No order has been issued requiring
the oath to be taken. The step was volun'
tary on the part of all.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
Notice to Collectors of 1868.

a / l. Lists Of lnsuIve ,cies Of State and
IA ounty axes o. 1873, are required to
be h,cd ON WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of
March, next,-ti,s second day of the next
meeting vi the Count! Commission.rs, said
lists must state
ist Tie Of the taxablss. alphabetically arranged
ID, The reason for the return;
ID, The vaiu. Of Real Estate returned insolvsnt;
4tG, The value Of Personal property q
9TH The amount Of the state Tax '' "
9TH Tho xlnount Of the County Tax"
Orders Of Commissioners releasing taxes 20
accompany the lists as vouchers.
After said 9th day of March no allowance
will be m tde tor insolvencies for 1853, ex-
cept ON orders for release issued by the
Commissioners.
By orper, ]. S. CRAWFORD, elk.
feb 81, IS63-.t Commits. Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
PUBLIC SALE.

TIME subscriber, abon: declining farming,
Il will sell at Public Fendue, OF his resi-
denCe, miles west of Elktun. ON the farm
f"rhcriy owned by James hitaker, on
Wednesday, tie ID day of .harch, 1864,
his entirc Stock and Farming Utensils, viz.
d head "i valuable work and car-S
riagc HORSES, one Colt, rising EM
three years old one pair Of well .cAxN
broken Mules
nRza 30 head of CATTLE, consisting
0&EA Of s Mich Cows, = Yoke OF OK
Tx en-. 4 and ) Years old !; 5 lIelfers,
~ Serrs and 2 bulls. 2 aud 3 Years old q
lot of Icaring Calves, 10 Shuats and
large Chester Boar.
FAR MING U1ENSiLS.-l Germantown
Fami.! Carriage, York Buggy, nearly new;
wo-hursc Wagons, OK Cart. l Ilors.
Cart. Mill Wagon, new Wheat Drill,
Mower and Reaper, Vanwinklc Fan, l
Prnnock Corn Shcl!er, | Revolving Hay
Rake, Is Ieckendorn, Concave, Coulter,
Moore aud Wiley Flows, Double Diamond
and A liarrows, Cullivators in good order,
| set Of Double and sets Of Single Iar-
ness, 2 sets Of Wagon Geais, y sets Of Pillow
Gears with Chain Traces, Collars and Bril-
Hes. Cradles, Moving and Biiar Scyihrs,
DuhbIe and Single Trees Shuvels, Forks,
Grnhtine and Field Hoes, Axes, OK snd
iarr"w Chains, lot OF Flow Castings, and
numerous other things found On a large aud
well stocked firm.
The public will do well To attend this sale,
~ the Stock is among III" best. and tne
Farming implements tho most complete, that
nave been sold III the county for som. time.
Being a large sale, it will Commences 1t
10 o'clock, precisely.
TEKNs,-AIl sums CT $50 aud under, cash,
al over that aUlount credit Of six months
viii be given; the purchaser giving his nots
with approved security, hearing interest
from date.
No property to he removed until the con-
d'tlons Of the sale are complied with.
WIN +. HOWARD,
feb IL, 1854 1t SaIml Burns, Auctioneer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
The Maryland Union COnvcn
ton.

The Maryland Union State Convention
met at Temperance Temple, on the 22.d
and was called to order by Collector Hoif
man. There was full attendance of dele
gates.
The following permanent officers were
elected; Hon. j. A. j. Creswell, president;
James H. McNeal, james l.. Biingslea.
John Ii. Young Robert Wright and Wash.
ington Bonfant, Vice presidents; Peter
Negey and George NJ. Russum. secretaries.
The following resolutions were adopted
Ivy the Conventions
Resolved, That the delegates elected by
this Convention to the National Convention.
he and they are hereby instructed to vote
time.
Resolrcd, That this Convention is in favor
of the entire and immediate abolition of
slavery in this State, and in the States in
rebellion, and is opposed to any reorganiz ia
ton of State Government. in those State.
which do MOI recognize tie lmmed and ii.
nal adjustment OF of slavery as a condition
precedent tina, this convention expresses its
sympathy with the radical emancipatonists
in Missouri and Arkansas. Tennessee and
Louisiana, and regrets that Influences in the
Cabinet have, in Maryland and those States
depressed the efforts of the radical friends
OF the Administration anu OF emancipation,
and gives prominence to those who are the
unwilling advocates Of emancipation.
Resolved, That this Convention fully ap
proves of the proclamation OF amnesty ol
President Lincoln and reg ,rds it as calcua
ted to W, AIKEN AID destroy the Rebel on, re.
! store the Union and give harmony to the
country and make us great and prosperous
! alton.
Hon j. 4. J. Cresvrl and Henry II
Eo.dsborough were chosen as Delegates for
the State at large for the Eastern Shore:
aud A. {. Green. of Aleganv. and Henry W
Hoffman, of Baltimore. Delegates for the
Western Shore.
The following congressional delegates
we're announceds
First district--Levin T. Straughn. OF
Dorchester and Col. W. j. Leonard, of Wor
cester. Second dstrict-.Ioseph J. Stewart.
of Baltimore city, aud Edward NJ Allen, oi
Hartford conny Third d,stricl--\ chibald
Stirling. Dr., and Hugh l.. Bond. tourl,
Observation-Disclosures A. Schley, of Frederick
and Isaac Nesbitt. of Washington county
Filth Dielr,t John c. Holland, of Balt
more county, and W. l.. W. Seabrook, OF
Anne Arundel.
The president was directed, as soon as
convenient, to appoint State Central Com.
mittee of two from each county and eleven
from the city of Baltimore.
1t will be seen that twice the number OF
delegates are appointed to the nationai
convention, that the State is entitled t., ui
Senators and Representatives in Congress.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
RoBBERY.-The house Of Mr.. Thos.

ROBBERY. The house of Mr.. Thos.
Holmes. of this town, says the A.tord
(Havre dc Grace Times, was entered
and robbed in the early part Of Satur-
day night last, of $500; Of which $3.50
we're N silver, and the balance in paper.
The money was in trunk in bedroom
upstairs. This trunk was taken from
the house, and was afterwards found on
a wharf, and sill con aimed when found
a silver watch, a revolver and 10. of
pennies.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27

\ CLEANING OUT.-As such transact
ions are familiarity termed, the bar room
Of the Felon House, on Friday after
NON of last week, was entered by u
party of soldiers belonging to a Massa-
cllusetts regiment, on their return to
the seat Of war. They drank the liquor,
broke up and carried off the bottles, ILL
dieting damage to the amount Of about
$25. Such conduct should be punished
severely.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27

PRuIf TRIEs-As the season has arrived for person.
to make their arrangements for fruit trees FIR sprins
planting We take pleasure in calling the attention
planters Ia the very extensive nurseries IT randolph
". NJ. Peters, Newark Delaware. They CO taiuy h ~"
the largest stock Of grapes and pears establish
msnt In the United states. As they sat SIZED thai
these two lpnar fruits about ~ become the nis
profitable fruits grown in this c"utry they have made
. specially Of them and prepared now to supp,
them by the tens of thuusanls to the orchardist
vineyard grower. Tho Messrs Peters are extensive
fruit grnweis we'll nursery men, and r,ctica,
in their business they propagate only from bearing
trees and vines, which is sure guarantee that
will get what they buy and be disappointed when
their trees come into bearing by seeing different kim
Of fruit from what they bought They discard all worth
less kinds I" fruit, AMI only propagate those kinds thai
experience has proven to he the most profitable for gen
eral cultira'I having regard to qutty and quantity
Of fruit proiucp! and in their selection they are gov
erned aside from their experenc. by the opinion.
Of the most eminent writers the culture fruit in
America, and Of the most experienced aud practical
fruit grower. in all part. e tie country, and Of the
recommendations o. the American pomologicsl Society
We therefore particularly recommend that all iru"
growers Should visit their nurseries bcfne PURCHASING
elsewhere. their stn is large ami varied they
Try Of the trees. to Apples. Pears, Peaches Cher
ries Apricuts, Necarnes. Plums Almonds, &C.. also ali
kinds Of small fiuits ornamental trees shrubery hot
house plants, &c. They have 5U,)O grapes read!
for sale consisting largely of the following leading
kinks: Deiawara, Concord, Hartford, Prolific, Maxataw
ney Rogers Hybrid Nurtons Seedlings, Clinton Crevel
ing Diana. Umirn, Village. Tokann, Eehccca Taylor
order by mail with confidence i'll having JUS
tice done them. Descriptive catalogues will he mailed
all applicants free If charge by addressing r. W.
Peters, Newark. Delaware feb -, la4tw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
pennies.

Observation-Disclosures bach gone
Mr.. Andrew Mclntirc, of Elkton, and
present Commissioner of Public Works
for the Eastern Shore district of Md,
was married to Miss Lewis, of Delaware,
on Thursday the 25th inst. One by one
they drop from the galaxy Of single
blessedness; but there are still few
more left for the ladies to eli her capture
or kill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27

ASALE of GOVERNMENT IloRsEs.-D.
i. Richards, auctioneer, disposed OF
about $50 condemned Government horses
At Wilmington, on Tuesday, at prices
ranging from s. to SIS. The sale was
continued on Wednesday, the bidding
was spirited, aud fair prices were realized.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27

MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-On last Sat-
urday morning sosne mischlevous parties
went round .own after the carriers had
distribu ed The Wings aud Ga herring up
some forty odd, wrote insulting devices
on them, and piled them on W. e..
Crows porch. What became Of the pa
pers after that We don't know, buC the
people who had been robbed didn't soc
any hing Of their Wigs. This Is dis
reputable business to all concerned iu 1t.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27

A protracted meeting at the NJ. L.
church in Elkton, has been in progress
for more than a week pas. 1t is thought
it will continue next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
Notice..

SvNHE County Commissioners VII! meet a
i their ottiee, IN EIktpn, on TUESDAY
March 9Th, next, vt which lime they vii
take up for final action tue kSp"rts Of thu
Examiners on the :. r'a.l in tho rear Of War
wick, connecting the Stage road to Llktol
with tho Chapel road"
BY order, JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
leo "a. ls6i.2t Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27
1flarrieo.

ELECTROMAGNETIC Thurs.
day, Feb. Is, by Rev. W. j. Pnxson, Mr..
JOHN LACKLAEp and Miss LYDIA G. CAMP
BELL, both Of this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27

A SEMINARY for young ladies is to be
opened at West Nottingham, 10 this
county in the Spring.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27

Nh. DANIEL BRATToN will offer at
Public Sale, on Monday next, amongst a
variety Of farm stock, several valuable
horses. See his advertisement in the
Wig. Those who want to purchase
good stock should attend the sale.