The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-02-28


Town Commissioners of Port Deposit,
took place on Monday last. The following
gentlemen were chosen Commissioners for
the ensuing year: Thos. c. Bond, John
Vannort, Joseph B. Pugh, W. T. Way,
John Kaveny, J. w. Malone, James N.
Mccullough.
A Sunday FracuS.-An alteration oc-
CURED between two gentlemen on Sunday
afternoon last, on Main street. The COM
petitors lay down and rolled over in the
mud, while ladies screamed and tainted
and were carried in and camphored, and
hartshorned, and-well that was all.
The cause of all mischief and the root of
all evil was at the bottom of it. We don't
mean money.
Sale of Real Estate in Cecil County
Last week Clinton Mccullough, Esq, At
torney for the Mutual Building Association
of Elkton, sold the f. Wallace Davis pro-
perty, located on High street, for $se5.-
Hyland Marcus, purchaser.
Reuben Haines, Esq, Attorney, and
Sam'l Burns, Auctioneer, sold on Tuesday
last, at the Court House, the Titus farm in
Elk Neck, about four miles from Elkton
and containing LOG acres, for 81 200. Mr..
B. Brock, purchaser. The price did not
cover first mortgage and the claim of the
Association under which it was sold is
consequently total loss.
At the same time and place, by the same,
the building formerly occupied by the
bid to So, GOO and withdrawn.
On the same day, by the same, the pro-
perty belonging to Lewis p. Ellison, locat-
ed at Town Point on the Elk river, and
containing 206 acres, for $1,000. Mrs.
McConkey, Mortgage, purchaser.
The same day and place J.T. Mccullough,
Trustee, and Sam'l Burns, Auctioneer,
sold the Frazer farm, located in the Second
District about two miles from Elkton,
and containing 401 J acres. David McFar-
land, of Chester county, purchaser for the
mortgage. Grlce 20, 400.
Appointments for Cecil COunty.-The fol-
lowing appointments for this county have
been made by the Governor and confirmed
by the Senate, with few exceptions, the
same parties have been re-appointed. The
Turkey" we notice, has been appointed
Justice of the Peace for the Fourth Dis
trict. Our congratulations for this new
feather in the birds cap or tail ? which is
considered the ornamental appendage by
Meleagrts Galloparo!'
Notaries Pu5lic-G. W. Vaudiver, An
drew Orr, Port Deposit; r. E. lamar, and
S. B. Foard, Elkton.
Justices Of the Peace-First District,
Charles Kirby, Benjamin T. Ferry; Second
District, Gilbert F. Crisfield, Thomas ].
Cleaver; Third District, Joseph R. Brown,
james Spence, George r. Howard; Fourth
District, Robert Lynch, Thomas J. Scott;
Fifth District E. Janney, Samuel Logan,
l. N. Benjamin; Sixth District, James O..
Mccormick, Isaac R. Taylor, James C.
Rae; Seventh District, Joseph W. Abra-
hams David Archibald, Sheldon Beach,
Henry Chamberlain; Eighth District, JOS
Peoples, James Cummings; Ninth District,
John Donohue, Stephenson Gilbert.
Officers Of Registration-First District,
John Wroth; Second District Noble Bid
die; Third District, VIM. r. Gilpin; Fourth
District, w. r. Mahan; Fifth District, G..
S. Jeffries; Sixth District, Robert A.
Evans; Seventh District, d. NJ. McClena-
han; Eighth District, John J. Bennett;
Ninth District, II. II. Duyckinck.
Coroner-Perry Litzenburg.