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New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
W,I. ta. CAKY & CtD

PEAR-STiEET Opposite Cedlr-st) have for sale w the
90 package III lots salt city johbe retailers and the
country trade complete Combs and Fancy Goods,
they best They have lately resolved IN
the following,
~ case, Ivory Combs deep ard feyery length
Shell Combs Of size and description
5000 DO imitation every for shipping.
-, 30 .ir Clo:h anG other Brushes u assortment
- Engllsh pack and pound Pins, Of all prices
Needles euniBg Sons aud other approved Rakers
2cases llntnng PIN. -ad Boikias.
Spoo! Cotton, Corset and Boot .acets, Tapes, Cords
nooks & Ewes Silver Pencil Cases, Silver Thlmbles.
and steel T,iI1beS Percussion Caps.
fenku sud Scissors Cards, Haz0rs, Spectaces
Acc.rdenn. S;-penders, Gsrers, Bends,-
- Pearl Gilt lasting aud velvet Buuoss of all kinds
Bon. Bottoms Wksebone Goods London and other Soups,
- Perf.nlery, Gillotts Per Morocco Pocket f:ooSs
aud great goods well adapted Tor and country
I'D. vii sorfb tf attention OF Dealers. iyl4:imis
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
CASTLE GARDEN.

IN consequence OF the CONTINUED SUCCESS attending the
Representations the grand ERUPTION OF MOUNTNEsUVluS
it will he repeated on Monday evening, Angusr O. 1900
rke laid Castle Garden Will space OF oo
feet extending Ike entire front of tue Garden including
he whole of Grand Promenade both sides OF the Gar
ien Will embrace all different coors aud composition known
Mr. nENRY j. s HALL long avoraby this
pyroechu has be engaged for weeks Pepn
ny the leres pieces Eruption OF Mount vesu
v and prepared that this piece will exceed extent and
Mr. GRAIN the oldest and celebrated Scene Painters
this been engaged the Scenery which is
sufficient recommendation satisfy the community of the
p"ndor and character of the Exhibitor. A. ,o,so,, , A.
SPEYER and will thing of the kind produced
The Ncw-Yerk Band under tho recn of their leader Mr.
LOTHIAN engaged 'al VIII perform many OF the new and favor
Single Rockets will b. fired sundo"n and continued m o'clock
Then the exhibition will commence with BRILLIANT BENGOA
LIGHTS, Marine Signal Rockets with Gold Rnn SIAR VI 20
Rocket, with saaei.sons ILLUMINATED EMRLE";
will be allowed Promenade and Refreshments ai
GRtND ERUPTION or MOUNT yEsUyUs
for particulars Of which -m, hi Is
Admittance 81 Ccn--Chidren half price. au9 II
NsBa.4,,s GARDEN.
Monday Even ing, August %, 1Sa1.
G H. aaya Ss % sG% Of I yae and a"d'
The evening will commence with Overture
hs f To T Tn DS%su ' ' comic D''' called
An In;ermssion Of halt Rerehmen
and Musicale in GRAND SALOON, in which
Splendid orse,t5 M has been srfe;e designed to represent the
Magnificent FIREWORKS, by Mr.. j. Edge.
N Overture.
expressly for Mr. H. Wells and Mis-, Wells with new
Scenery, Dresses. &c. called
FLORA AND ZEPHYR; or, THE FESTIVAL OF CERES
OFeRng SOC-Nurning breaking 3ir Chapman.
Ar-tIodies- pi Msrnng MISS r. reIie
Song-The Queen Flowers behold Miss j. Welack
Song-Zephyr, pread pnons hIgh Miss Walack-
DretMy pretty Hue Bell. Miss f. Petre and Mr. Chapman
Chorus-ReJoice Rejoice All the characters.
The following Scenery will be presented:
!. Sylvan Lake! Nymph Ieposing banks OF Flowers
.. Landscape ani Bower
Mystic Temple of the Goddess brilliantly n
minated, and Asccns'on OF Flora.
Tickets Fifty Cents FL
CASTLE POINT & THE EI.Y~lAN FTELDs.
s'HE DELIGHTFUL Pleasure Grounds at HobOken have bee
complete order, and having Seen much mproyed
The cool shhdy walks winding
banks f;he fiudsOn offer
refreshing the hot and tusty
The nights Castle Point (Which still pubc)
snd beautiful embracing
noble bay dotted urd- and eniyenef with gliding
bosom; the with sDes
hu,y inhabitants while the river shtenrf
the distance beyond the palisades
ether lovely beyond description aud OF
Inequalsl
BY newly opened aud we'll shaded walk protected the
noble oaks
the Coo0nde, here moderate
(rnen best kind and suitable The
have been nfobly rrhtad with &C. and leave
B4rcl and Canal streets few minutee egc, hereto
fore u IL other part the world perhaps rich
he
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

u GENTLEMEN arriving from tne South and West
fashionable outfit particularly invited call the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
a7S Fulton-St. Zeal Broadway,
always uund and desirable Of
fine England Cashmarees and Drah
D Goats London Fancy Camcres and Drilngs
chay and Maales vestingsi all Of which o
superior quality, will be order the shortest notice. and
in ye unsurpassed by establishment the city, 40 PEI
below credit prices Strict puacusy observed IN filling
ders. Cash delivery aud no abatement in prices
cutting department still under the snpernendence OF
Mr. NJ whose have been we appreciated by
fashionable public need Particular attention paid
TO cutting pants jyl9,r &c BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
. TS1o = GRAND AND NOVEL E1EcR-
SIAN 20 tb- Fishing Banks OF andy HOOK every

go Sion to Fishing Banks OF Sandy llCoS every
Tuesday If good weather The commodIsus low
pressure SUPERIOR Captain Could viii on TUESDAY
morning August 10TH the pe foot OF
o'clock al loot oi iarAe'-stree 81
Ferry Brookln At clock preesey oa he
regular Fishng Banks on Sandy iooh stopping
F1 ant IN returning the city a. a. early hour are
f the excursion Homan celebrated band Is nesse
and will amuse the daring tAe e1eI5 p Dat L
ledge of different fishing grounds cnnot bs doubted VI" accom-
pany the bost ih ms hiTPoIn anu that every means shall
@ 10 ase ,b tim one Of health; pleasure asd comfort 10 those
- W ~ - . -" III -. = ~ 81 - -, ro-,uany aue2
mall 0ETS 0e ,.lIous bi. Ached anbeached. -ae
by GRIM ELL MINTURN & Co. 1o South-.. aug
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

Store 81 HiHar,street Of Pine-sfrrss.
yNRENCfI 6:DDDS-on Thursday. August l2lh, Ton
ecIocko0 French Dry Gosd per ia,e arrivals
which seaSouable and desirable articles.
Also, without reserve, 500 6-4 Rich Brochc Shawl,
$50 S.i do. do. do.
500 1914 do. do. do.
Also without following German Goods
black and : . coortd Cotton Stockings.
Thread Iaces very desirable
white white and cooed
Gloves, mems lined Gloves.
Also, heavy wOoea m,led Gloves, wooden Socks
Also, large Of worried and cotton Shawls
Terms Months approved endorsed Notes Catalogues and
ont h. morning of sale.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
WALDEN PELL.. Auctionecr
BE ID. &. 81 w. EsELE ~ co.

THIS DAY,
Atl2 o'clock, III front of the
Cotton-4 bales Of Cotton and quantity of loose.
At II O'Clock. pier - Ess River,
New Orleans Sugar5 hhdS IS bbls n. o. Sugar landing
ship Mississippi.
At o'clock. the Coal Yard foot of Mon;gomerys f. r.
Superior lrh Mab.crhe the brig Shimas
of l53 blocks superior Irish Marble from Bay,norc
luarrirs. Principally large and desirable sizes.
Catalogues dimensIoH &c. week sale.
Tern morth ths owe endorsed
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

NTOPpEEp. Suspicious crcumstancc') rom TWO snail
- bays gold chain have by proper
= and swing CHARGES Anpv 10 H. -. STOSE,
ana q, - No. lG5 Cana-strect
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

VIRGINIA FUNDS wanted drafts st sight time
jy3O Apply tie GRlNNELL, MlNTURN & Co Is south-st
VANTE O-Respcctabe families that o; good Ser
w call Peoples Intelligence Oce, 80
they lee supplied the shortest
recommendations The
inform the public that they have opened tins
establishment for the OF supplying respectable an
and hn Servants We pledge ourselves that
viii not am, well recommended, neither
will send Servants places where they do not want help nor to
families that are respectable We pledge ourselves that will
have nothing mpo,itons any kind nteod 10 make
Peoples Office by doing others should be
willing to will keep
unless good those who favor with their
patronage. give trial. jy!0 I'm COOK BROAD
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

NGssSEUTsSN-Thec partners heretofore he
IL P Ss I'll and B. T. CRANE, under the firm Of SMITH
CRANE Is hi. day Dissolved by mutual
Nea-York Aug 5 ISL. Signed, A. p SMITH,
au6 81 r. F. CRANE
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

DESSOEUElOS-r co-partaerssip heretofore existing
~ fra of STANLEY DEANE day dissolved
by mutual consent JAMES E. STANLEY
New YorE Aug. 5, lsIl. GEO. B. DEASE.
The House, and Ornamental Painting will be continued a.
No li2 West Broadway by the sabscrber
zu6 3tis GEO b'Df-'-
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

ITANTED.-At 40 Grand street, male aud female
w country. Farmers and osrs good help
can have them by applying as above jy29 f
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

About Of all descriptions of stock were sold to-day
i,rer ,han the average OF business for days
suc,ustions obseryed U. S. Bank improved per
ppr.ou !. Harlem n jersey L. N A. Trust American TX
,e Bank . Canton fell OF l. Mohawk !. Farmers Trust J. L.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
iy37t sswgsEg CLaTEa.


sEALES article he deceived II you would retain
~ supply with the article which acknow
every who he tried greatly superior To d1y
other W. Coh makers Furpoes marked A. has never
been beauty appearance hardness and durability
n,lr the CT which @ from 80 62t per yard
warranted every respect fu equal to and generally much Better
th.n The C5k made in oragry with suia! old
fasn oned machinery supply hand Of the various
qualities. HORACE II. DAT ;a'cessorte RoNbGy J. T. Co..
s.l arr l2G Maiden lane.
!, 4 .sF.CsH. EEEEH.-M LEVETr DENTIST. 2GO
"A a. Warren. the original Goducer INTO this
,ry o inserting principle Of AtmOF Pressure
practed b ey sasa Prodt of London begs TO call
inc attention public the Utjned hat:cring testnon
of his professions. and excellence aud naby
system gentleman shose honorable character and disiin-
guhed reputation widely knnwn ueea
Copy of a letter from J4dge NcaA to II. Levitt.
NE~-YoRE, May "A, l9il.
DEAR SR-is both OF duty AID pleasure that
the set Of artificial principle pherc pressure
which lady family has succeeded every
appearance utility and
ton your
dear your obedent serv (Sign=d) NJ II. NOAH.
To " f.eye,. Dentist Iy:0 lmis'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

for American nurses cooks girls
w for places ~ German 40 English and ir'h ers Tor
different and small girls Apply
Intelligence Office, 456 Broadway above rattersaIs
Cry and County employers be supplied without disappointment
In
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

Nv
w who horses having served regular
premiership the old Their recommends
the FIRST character Apply at 9l Broadway Jya0 I'm
t5IANTE BAT Ncwiork Intelligence Office, li0 Grand
w street. day. American, nglsh Irish and Scotch girls for
Good always have good places
from the Also wanted several girls and men for
and country jy9:f
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

sSDsESD WAHTEsb-For Lady il the ufpcr pat Of the
ID cit in daiet private fiy where there few any
other Near the road will be preferred
.l,ra.. ~ g. ,t I'M. oil .e ugif
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HENRY CLAY.

4 We extract the following from Mr..
.Clay's reply to Rivcs' dcItuce of the veto
smessage.
81 came to Washington, said Mr.. Clay
: at the commencement OF the present ses-
sion with buoyant hopes III reference to
the common good of our common coun-
try. Towards the Chief Magistrate ! felt
then and feel now, sentiment Of the most
profound respect; both personally and in
an official capacity.
In regard to Bank of the United States
said Mr.. Clay, the question lclt Fs,-~hat
ShaH be donc2 To my friends say go
on,-go on. Perfect your measures. As
an humble Senator viii throw no obsta-
clcs in the way, and support the measure ii
can. Our measures may yet be carried
out, and to ali sav-shall we be excited
by any improper feelings and go home in
disgust No; no, No. Come what may,
let us at this end of Pennsylvania Avenue
do our duty, our whole duty, and nothing
short of our duty. We owe this duty
TO the country, and let us not fall short OF
IT'D
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Correspondence Of tie Baltimore CLIPPER
Washington. Aug. 26, ISL.

In the House. Tic bill TO cli;,bIc the
Post Master General to l'ay lhc contrac-
tors, was taken out of committee by re-
sol,to and passed. There can be no
doubt of its passage in the other branch.
The bill making appropriations for de-
iraying the funeral expenses Of the late
President was next taken up.
Mr.. Bolts explained the nature of the
bill, and prof oscd that it should pass,
subject 10 supervision Of the items by
: the Secretary of State.
After some remarks from Mcssrs. I lloyd
and Clifford, in relation TO the extrava-
sgtncc Of some Of the items, the bill was
amended so as to empower the proper
"olliccr of the Treasury Department
TO sec thai ;;""c sirictcst justice was done.
Mr.. Underwood asked upon what prin-
'ciplc tho !li'ntis tr the b II based the ap-
preparation asked for. II they meant to
establish the precedent Of pavinr for. the
J funeral of q mar. FC";tl5t Il, died in Office.
ii would AMY to every ot!,er officer Of
til" government
AIr. Et,ts said ha wo,ld answer tic
luC"fDii by H>klhT another. lie desired
fto.kntw by what authority the funeral
'exp rnSes OF members of Congress had
been paid when they did in office, and
mot otherwise?
The debate was here Terminated by the
ordering of he previous question. The
bill was tEcn read Il third lime and passed
by Il large majority.
The bill making appropriation for de
fraying the expenses Of placing the statue
OF Washington in the Rotunda, was then
taken up, and after some debate as to the
best mode of accomplishing the end, ii
was read ii third time and passed.
81 having passed three bill, the
House justly thinking it had Car C glory
enough for one day, at ) O'Clock adjourn
ed.
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walter n. Harding.
CO.NSEIiEsEsl's SAFE
OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of writ Of Fieri Facias, is
sued by VIM. Ilaines, Esq. Justice of the
Peace in and for Cecil County, against the
Goods end Cliattels, tands'and Tenements
Of John Hays, of said County, have ia
ken into Execution all the said John
Hays undivided Estate. right, title, interest.
and claim, both at law and i'll equity, of, in,
and to, all the Real Estate, lands and ten
ements, FORCES sc, owned by and in the
possession OF Samuel Stevens, SEQ, living
about four miles N orlh of Elkton, and adj
joining lands of Henry ID. Miller, James
5. Springer, Benjamin Bowen, Levin
Shocklcy and others, and do hereby
give notice, that will on Friday the 10Th
day Of September next, expose the same to
public, sale at the Court House in Elkton,
between the hours Of and o'clock =.
VI. for Cash.
IlEZEKI.lH FOhRD.
Constable.
1CtI
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BOLTS BETTER.

% Il Coffee House, Richmond.

" dNhHIiW 'iHB. 10
10 a Coffee House, Richmond.
dear Siy-Our Captain Tyler is max
inr Il desperate effort to set himself up
w til the Locoiocos, but he'll he headed
vet, and | re 5ret to say, it will end badly
for him. He will be an object of eXccra-
zion with both part cs; with one for veto
,mg our bill, which was bad cnough-wilh
the other for signing worse one; but he
is hardly entitled to sympathy. lie has
refused to listen to the adlnonitdns Of his
best friends, and looked only to the whis-
pcrings of ambitious nEd designing mis-
chicl-mlkcrs that have collected around
him.
You'll get a Bank bill think, bat one
that will serve only to Estea Aim, and to
which no stock will be subscribed; and
when he finds out that he is not wiser il
Banking than all the rest tfthc world, we
may get a better, etc. etc.
Yours, Sc. JOHN VI. BORIS.
We extract the following from the cor
respondent Of BAIT. Clipper in his letter
of the 25th inst. which gives Bolts cx-
PLANTATION.
"Nlr. Stanley then took the floor, and
in the course of his speech took occasion
TO aumadvert on the recent extraordinary
letter of Mr.. Bolts.
Mr. Bolts explained that the letter in
question was private one, for which he
alone was responsible. lie fully eXoncr
a;cd the Wing party from any part'cIpa-
ton i'll it, and denied that it was 10 be al
all taken as an eyponant of the views Of
the Wing party. As for "hcading' the
President, about which so much had been
said, he explained that all he meant was
that the President should slgn his own
bill originally sent in BY Mr. Ewing. This
Mr.. Bolts thought would be giving him
} his head, and enabling him to cut loose
from the opposition. In other words, by
giving the President the bill which he was
willing to sign, it would enable him to
ego ahead" Mr.. b. observed further, that
at the time the letter was written the pre-
, sent Bank bill was not even thought Of
lie concluded by rcitcraiug the s3nti-
nI6nts of his private letter, and said he
still believed that Mr.. Tyler had acted
with base trcachcry to his party, as the
second veto would show
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-28

MAlNE.--I'he Ban&or Whir says, it
is with the most unleigncd pleasure that
we announce 10 our readers the gratifying
intelhgehce that the watchlul and assidu-
Gus labors of our worthy chief magistrate,
Edward Kent, have been crowned with
success so far as to relieve Maine from
the heavy hurthen of sustaining the civil
posse at the Aroostook and Fish river.
Information has been received this morn
ing that two companies of United States
troops have been ordered to relieve the
posse, one of them to lie statidrt;r- 1T the
Aroostook and the other at Fish river.
This IS an important movement, it be-
ing the first time that any United States
force has entered upon the disputed ter
ritory. Maine will still maintain her civil
jurisdiction rs heretofore, and continue Il
few incn to look after trespassers, SC
But we shall be relieved ffGm the expense
of maintaininga posse at these posts.
The United States government has com
piled with the request of Governor X cnt
who has laEo red with diligence and per-
sevcrencc to effect this Important object.
and the people have the satisfaction OF
knowing that the United States Have now
assumed the post of Responsibility, saving
at the same time all the jurisdictioual rights
OF Maine, The movemcn, is judcious
and honorable to all parties, and is a de-
cidcd advance in the cause
KENT COUNTY.-rhc Wing ticket
for the House Of Delegates is Rasin NJ
Gale, James II, Gale and Saml. VI. Sat
ton
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EIkton AugL 2lst lSll.-ts
MERCANTILE NOTICE.

7EVIIE undersigned having recently pur-
ILL., chased the sock Of goods formerly
owned by Mr.. Edward Parker, would
hereby respectfully inform the citizens of
Port Deposit and vicinity part cutarly, and
the public generally, that by the favorable
arrangement Of purchase, they are enabled
to offer goods'ct prices that will be found
to meet the views of the most economical;
ahd it is confidently hoped Il at by their
assithlity and strict attention TO business,
they will merit and receive liberal share
of public patronage
KNIGHT s ABRAlIANS.
Aup. 2I-lm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-28

And whore i. is'Sait, 800 dead letters
are quarterly returned to the General Pos!
Office, read 100000.
And the article headed, Benton and The
Bank Bill, should have been credited to
:, lie Delaware State Journal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-28
STEAM BOAT ACCIDENTS

Steam boat Missouri was burned at St.
Louis Thursday Aug. Eth. She was one
Of the finest boats on Tie western waters
and cost $4,000, five Fights OF which
amount was insured. No lives were lost.
The Steam boat Detroit, ran foul of the
Marnion about three quarters of mile
below St. Louis, knocked down her boil
ors, and steam pipes, and broke some Of
her iimbcrs. One passenger and two
hands were badly scalded. 1t is thought
one Of the hands cannot recover.
The Steam boat Caroline was sunk in
the Mississippi on the 9Th inst. she was
insured to the amount Of $4,000. Part
of the Cargo will be saved.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-28
WELL DIGING And
PUMP MAKING.

TIE subscriber, grateful for the iavours
heretofore received, would respectfully
inform his Iriendsa and the public generally,
that lie continues to carry on the above
business in all its various branches, and
isprcPared to fulfil all orders in his line
in a neat and durable manner, lie makes
lift and force pumps of every description,
and warrants his work TO be equal in point
of Workmanship, to that done by any
other pump maker III the county. lie
will repair any of his work without charge,
that fails on account Of his neglect, and
tancics that he will be able to give salts
faction to ali who may favour him with
their patronage. lie may be found at Elk
Landing.
SAMUEL p. FOWLER.
Aug. 2l-Gm.
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EEaFS TEiESEsVE.

'gNhc subscriber respectfully amour
m ccs TO the pub ic, that he is carrying
on the above business in all its ,ariics,
and that he IS now prepared to fulfil
orders in his line in nca' and durable
manner. He will plaster by the job by
the yard, or by the day; in any of which
ways his charges a'e moderate. Orders
left with him a, Cherry Hill, three miles
north of Elkton, or at the Office of the
Cecil Wing; will be attended to with des-
patch.
PETER P. PERSON,
Aug. 7.-1w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-28
SPRING FASHIONS,

4 lST received, the French English, New
~ York and Philadelphia fashions, at
MOORE'S fashionable tailor shop, opposite Nc
Cullongh's hotel, whcrcall orders in his line will
be thankfully received and fulfilled with the ut
most despatch
n B.-An apprentice wanted to the above
business August II
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-28
Land
SURVEYING.

vESho subscriber having accepted. the ap-
IA poinnnent of Surveyor ofCecll Cou-
ty, is now ready to do all kinds OF Land
Surveying at the shortest notice. ms
residence is at New Leeds, four miles
from Elkton. ~
JAMES McCAuLEY.
Ang. 7-lw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-28
FOR PRIVATE SALE.
A FARM.

4 containing lls4 acres of land. The
soils of good natural quality, we'll
imbered, and is handsomely situated ON
North East creek, Cecil county. Nd and
on the public road leading from Philadel-
phia to. Baltimore, S miles from Port De-
post, l miles from Chesapeake, aud u
miles from lIavre-dc-GfacG,, all OF which
are very thriving places, and always afford
good market. Nearly all of the cleared
land has been lined from once to thee
times, and is i'll IA good state of improve
mcnt.
81. The buildings are, n Dwer-
tlI-~;T;ls ing house, Barn, Wagon
:s5 e i Fl house and granary, Shops,
--Iz'-zHSa and tenant houses nearly ali
new; they are large and commodious. a; d
built of good materials. There isa ,hri:.
ing Orchard, on it, it lies in good and
healthy neighborhood, is convenient to
mills, saw mills factories SC, to places
of worship OF different denominations,
and is one and "A half miles from the Brick
Meeting House Post Office. 'lt is deemed
unnecessary toFgivc any further descrip-
ton, as 1t is probable those inclined to
purchase vii view it for themselves. Ap-
ply to the subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
turuSt r-2w
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'Mr. Wise is too unstable and icry-hc
is kind of political spit-dcvil, burning,
Kissing, cracking, bouncing in every d-
rcc'ion, cndangering all around him and
con sumlng himself. Let him go-he will
"hurst up. some of these days, and there
will be the end OF him:-he will make
SOME blumdcring plunge that will destroy
all his political innHcncc.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-28
BRIGADE ORDERS.


Elkton, Aug. 17lh 1871,
The several Colonies and Lieut.. Colo
nels of the LIST, Brigade of the I'd. Divi-
sion of Maryland Militia, are hereby Or
dcrcd to cause to be Differed, and other
wise organised without delay, the several
Battations and Companies attached TO
their respective commands, and to report
the satne to The Brgadcr General, Oh or
before the first of November next, in con-
iormisy with the act Of Assembly Of the
state Of Maryland.
by Order of the Major General.
WILLIAM MACKEY,
Brigadicr Gen. LIST brigade, Maryland
Militia.
Aur. 2S-3W
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PAINTING.

All kinds Of painting, such as Sign
painting, Carriage painting, Ornamental
painting, brcnzing, smaItmg, trosting. sc,
done at the shortest notice, and in the
nealest manner, by the subscriber.
JAMES MORROW.
August TT.