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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05
SHERIFF0S
SelA XES 8.

By virtue CT sundry wriis of Lerarl FacaI
and Vendiiioni Exponas to me directed, vii
expose to sale by public vendue or outcry, .-3 !
real estate hereinafter described, 10 wit:
On Wednesday the 26ih of October, a
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the public house
STROUD ]. HoLLINsHEAD, in the Borough Ct
Stroudsburg,
-AU those certain MeSSudgeS, tsl+
menls and lots or tracts Of land, situate in Penn
Forest township, Monroe county, bounded an
described as follows, TO wit: A certain trac!C
land SURVEYED on warrant TO John Chrisl, (.y!l.l
opposite or nearly opposite 10 White-Havea
and bounded by lands formerly of Guy MAJ
well. Gideon Burnett, and William HOrsehs-
and the Lehigh river, and of another tract s;
veyed on warrant 10 William HOrsetleId, lH-
bounded by lands formerly of John Christ, Sc;
phen Barrett, and John Steiner and the leH!l
river. and of another tract surveyed on warrant
10 John Steiner, and bounded by lands iormsi
" of William Horsefeld, Stephen Barren, j.
and Joachim Wigman and by The Lehigh r's'
and OF another tract Of land surveyed on va
rant TO Joachim Wigman, and bounded By ilH-'
of John Steiner, Stephen BarriIt, and Hanna
Hilbert, and Betsy Price and the river Lehis,
and Of another tract of land surveyed on va,
rant TO Belsey Price, and bounded By lands lo,'
merly of Joachim Wigman, Hannah HII5sr,
Shach or Charles Delaney and by The lebsl
river, and of another tract of land surveyed ol'
warrant TO Owen Rice, and bounded by Lands
formerly of Shach or Charles Delaney, james
Alderman, Thomas Ruslin and David Thomas
crossing and including a part Of the Lehsl
river, and Of FIVE other warrants issued. and
granted 10 Peter Slrouss, Melchior Christ, Jo1
seph Demuth, Eliza Henry and John Bario, 'o1
gelher with The heredi,amenls and appurienah
ces of each and all Of the said several tracts 4"
land and warrants.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ly Of Pierson A. Reading.
On Wednesday tho 26Ih of October q. :
O'Clock in the afternoon. at the public house O.
STROUD }. HoLLINsHEAD, in the Borough "
Slroudsburg
Tiw0 certain lots, tracts or DGrCelS q
land, situate in Price township, Monroe e11''
ty, formerly Pike the one tract surveyed 20
The name of William Barnet, and uumbere.s u
the Commissioners books of said county, /"
Containing
400 Acres and 30 PePehes,
with allowance Of six per cent, &c. ne % O.N'
trac, surveyed in the name of Joseph b'p5
| ham, and numbered ON the Commissioners boo"
of Pike county, 296, lying North of due Ll', -,
line and west line, SO drawn as 10 leave o''
hundred acres North Of said line in said traC' %
land. With the appurtenances and heIe''''
meniS thereunlo belonging.
Seized and taken in execution as the pT'I''
ty of Enos StinsOn.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05
Heroes of the Revolution.

There are in the United States Just one hun
dred soldiers Of the Revolution, Oh the Pension
List, over one hundred years of age. The OIL
dest man on the list. is Michael Hare of I'm
ion county, Penna., who is in his / 18Th year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05
soap Locks Protected.

By the new tariff duty of twenty-five per
cent ad valorem, is put upon "human hair
cleansed and prepared for use" Native soap.
locks, whiskers and impcriaIs, will now -four
ish in place Of the foreign articles.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05
Morehead's majority,

In one hundred and forty eight years from
this time, according TO accurate calculation,
there will be one human being for every acre
of land on the globe.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05
Auti.Republiean.

The people Of South Carolina are so much un.
der the influence Of John c. Calhoun, that they
dare elect no man to the State Legislature who
will not pledge himself to support Calhoun for
tie Presidency.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05

Some rogues made mistake at New Or
leans on the 9TH ult,. by stealing from the rail
road depo, nine boxes OF old type, supposing ii
10 be specie.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05

Mr.. John NJ. Hendrick, of Springfield, Mass.
took to Boston over the Western railroad, a
few weeks since, twenly-eight tons of wafer
melons, raised by himself.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05
North Carolina.

The Raleigh Register of the 23d 'ul,., gives
tomas follows:
Morehead, Wing, 36,705
Henry, Democrat, 3l,7ll
Morehead's majority, 4,994
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05

The merchants of Quincy, H. are offering
thirty cents in specie, or forty cts. in goods for
bushel of wheat.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05

A GIANT-The greatest man. in
Europe, says the Antwerp Journal, is
dead-viz. the Belgian Giant Peer
ken Van Corp. He was 8 feet high,
and 80 years of age.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05

The collector of Warren county, Mississip-
pi, reports nine-hundred taxable persons with
in his district as unable TO pay their Stale tax
es
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05

Ii is estimated that The revenue bill, just
passed, will give employment 10 at least $780,
600 persons, and the means of comfortable live
lihood to about 100000
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05
Sore Throat.

Take glass of olive or sweet oil. and half
glass Of the spirits of tupeuine, mix them
well together, and rub the throat externally,
wearing flannel around i, al he same time
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05

A Miss Mogg has recovered in Illinois S8,-
0O0 for breach of promise. If she can do
tha, once more, she will have pair OF breecheS
and they as good husband any day.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05

Flour is selling at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, at So
per barrel, and wheat al 30 cents per bushel.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-05

BANK FAILURE Bank of Ly-
ons, Lyons, n, Y, has closed its doors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
Changes In the Cabinet.

Madam Rumor says, that changes must
come aboa, these days. The Guard have
been very attentive at the White House
since the adjournment. Isaac Hills here
toe, and q constant vislter at the Palace.
We understand he has made peace for the
quarrel with his party in the church, and
for being turned ogt Of church, and that
he is vested with full powers to treat. in
behalf Of the Locoiocos, with the Acting
President The terms, We understand,
are, that the Captain is to join the Locos
in full communion, and to abide by the
decision OF National Convention, as to
his claims. Poor fellow! He will come
of badly on that hook What do the
l-ocos care for him, so long as they can
use Tim as tooll Such is the doom OF
traitor!
MIR. Webster, il ID now understood, will
no: return again to his functions as Secre-
larry Of State; and Rumor says, that he is
4 Wing every incih ard will ere long,
prove himself such.
What other changes may be made III the
Cabinet, ls as ye, less apparent; nor is it
manifest who will succeed. True Wing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
oEToc@ is2,g OF ~ rcRGRfs ssmS$
G1FGcE3 IN E'hsinEpgDfalEgs

The u. S. Gazette Of Saturday has the
following notice of the Meeting held in
that city in regard 10 The removal OF iona.
Roberts:
An immense meeting Of merchants and
others waa held in this city La, evening,
for the purpose Of expressing their opin-
ion UPON the removal Of the late Collector
Of the PORT, jonathan Roberts, Esq.
Al an cafiy hour in the evening, the
vas, room began TO hll, and at the time
named 70. the meeting, It presented but
one eea Of heads, filling up ey"rr nook and
Garner. Nothing could exceed the depth
OF feeling mamie sied, a@d Is speaker at-
Ter speaker came up 10 to. "i the wrong
which had been done, ana tie conduct and
motives Of him VINO had committed
wrong, tina; Fueiing found voice both
loud and deep. Nor was the enthusiasm
! IN favor Of him towards whom ell hearts
are turning as the day-stsr Of :heir hopes,
less forward in It's expression.
! The mention Of the nume of HENRY
/ CLAY was received with per."-: Tern pes,
Of applause, and as if there was ~, voice
enough 10 express in one note lie enlhu-
siasm which was te!;, cheer aher cheer
resounded and died away, but to besuceee-
ded by another anG another
Hats waved in the eig--feet, sticks and
umbrellas thumped the Aoog--hands clap
ped with enerse,ic perseverance--and e.
very imaginable method by which men
testify their attachment, was resor:ed to.
It was scene of no common occur
renee.
SAMUEL BrRcK presided, assisted by
eight Vice Presidents and four Secretaries.
Proper resolutions were passed, and then
the meeting adjourned with six cheers for
Henry Clay and three for JONATHAN
! RoBERTs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
-- - 70 ---rH-a--7- 1900
NV GsDD EE&H,

very curious animal, some 20 feet in
length and weighing abou, ton, was cap
tnrcd IN the waters Of Manchester on sun
day last. Beng disabled by getting into
shoal water and becoming entangled in
tie eel gTgss, the "crttur" fell a prey to
the hardy fishermen of Manchester, and
yielded the captors between one and two
barrels q: oil. The stranger was called
BY some OF the fishermen Sea Cow"
and the meat--fsh Or hcsh-was said hv
those " no tried 10 be excellent, similar
in favor 70 beef steak. but more tender
and palatahe.-Solcm Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
ATTEMPT 40 AsSAgBYVATE IN
EDITOR

We learn from the Tennessee Tale-
graph Of the 10Th ms, that an attempt was
made, at Camp Meelng. on Sabbath, in
sullivan county, IA few weeks ago, by a
mob led on BY Fayeue McMullen. Sena-
tor IN the Virginia Legislature, to assassi-
nate w. 6. Brownow, editor of the Jones'
boro' Wing. They approached MIN be-
hind, ieiled him 10 the earth with clubs, he
arose, snapped pistol at one of the VII
lains--was felled again to the earth-~and
beaten in a most brutal manner. The
time, the place, manner Of attack, should
bring down upon those engaged in it, the
severest punishment of the law.-Hai,.
Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
r-r--srg,a-vanp -t1zzgi
s.:E0yc G0GI &;i,g&S.

The annexed paragraphs are from the
Pttsburg American.
The "Brrn&Oills iron York;" Ia no.
t!ce OF their having been burned down, we
published in the Gazette some time since, J
are now IN full operation: the enterprising
proprietor, Mr.. Edward Hughes, having
rebuilt he establishment and made ether
improvements, is enabled to 90 ahead dou-
bic teamed. Success to industry.
The Birmingham Iron Works, we learn,
are to go into operation next week.
The Ma,tewan iron factory at Troy. N.
Y, has again been but in operation, and
400 hands ate now employed in it. The
factory of Mr.. Tech, at Hayerstran, n.
Y, has recommended work with 200
handr. A number Of other factories are
preparing to commence work, and alto
gc,Aer there is a brighter prospect ahead.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
tEEISVeEST' .yOEgs9- ,s.gEsES'

The Governor Of Massachus cts has the
prouLee, title which the work! can give
man He is known far and pear, net
as "lhe late Senator and Repl sentative in
Congr"ss,' not as che Governor Of the
old Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,"
titles which pride and vanity might court,
but by The higher ard mere enviahe uAe
Of "the homes, man" Ars.ides, he Jilst,
was the noble distinction given to the
brave and goo1 h,hsaien, and as proud a
title as this, and for the same reason IS
the Governor Of Massachusetts distin-
guished as "an honest man." to whom the
world adds "the mobiles; work of GcL"-
y. \. Express.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
~ Fish Story.

The Deuo!, Advertiser Of the la,h says:
a Frenchman caugh, catfish yes,er-
day with a hook and line IL the river
near this city, which weighed l87 ponds,
It was doubtful for some minutes whethar
the Frenchp an would catch a catfish. or
the catfish a Frenchman--it was pull cat
fish, pull Frenchman-5u but the Frenchman
.riumphed It must have been rare sport
TO those whe witnessed it We were not
there to see"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24

FATAL ACCIDENTAL man named
thoHsis Welsh, was crushed to death on
"Wednesday last by the filling of bank,
whils q. work in an ion mine a, Iron
Hin, Delaware, abou. 8 miles east of this
:owu.
HNOTHER.--On the sane day, a dea.
nau, was overtaken and ran over by the
cars, on the Phil. vii and Bait. rail road.
between here and the village of North
Eat One Of his legs was severed entire
ly from his body, and he was otherwise
Horribly mutilatcd. lie was brought to
uie Washington Hotel, where every a,ten-
'Ion was paid to him by Drs. MAhel,
Evans, and Parker, but in spite of their
efforts he died a5ou, midnight. He was
perfectly sensible, and said his name was
Alexander Stevens, and tina. he resided in
Philsdelphia
lis entire deafness prevented him from hear
| ing the cars, and the only method of cnnversinp
with him was by writing, to facilitate which he
carried with him small slate.
II proper to state tina, the usual warning OF
ringing the bell 1as given blythe engineer and that
every effort was used by him and the conductor
to stop The cars, BY reversing the engine, and
putting down :hc beaks. Mr. Rudolph, agrn.
ct the Eksoo depot, obtained some direction
iron, him eesore lie died, and promptly proceeded
to Philadelphia On Thursday, and returned yes
teriay with Ms. Boyle, a bro,her.in-law Of Mr..
| Stevens. He WAS buried in the Methods, grave
yard yesterday at O'Clock.
~ aaahAasA@T'ldw-srrsrrs
! ~ The desperation of their cause. drives the
l,ocofucos to every stra:egen to keep up the
spirits Of their party; hence their resort to the
Dragging sys:sm. When one goes from here to
either extremity Of ths county he tells of the vast
conques's that his party are achieving at Elk,on,
and on his return brings back GLORIOUS news" to
h's deapondng brethren at home But tia all
unavailing iG!sshood they are going behind every
where and TIE election day will tell TO Ae,n) a
mourntul tale.
Hou5e up! Wings of every district, stir your
selves, brng out every man, and lie. us give them
Waterloo defeat
AhE1 LlE.-SotEe vi our opponents profess
To TO Willy politicians; they have al0s gained the
title Of lying politicians. In every part of the
county we have visited We HAYS met some petty
and contemplate lilo scarcely worth noticing to
be sure, but Intended By them to have political
OBJECT.
But our Wig senda will believe them not;
they know then, Of old; they now bow to turn
deaf esx to their scandal and calumnies, and
treat .nem with contempt. Below Is one The
lies alluded to, "nailed 10 the counter
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
&torzsa az TIrEka island

a heavy gale vas experienced at Turks
Island, on the 20ih ult, occasionlug loss
of sal, to the amount Of over one hundred
thousand Bushels. st Grand Turk the
loss was equally severe. The master and
crew Of the horque Talent, OF Boston,
which vessel was lost on tbs Caycas ISL
ands, arrived at Salt Key on the 2a;h, hay
ing saved the sails, rigging, and part of the
cargo .Bnlt Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24

If certain young gentleman about
town, don't mind how he lies about some
Of our Candidates, he will hear something
he'll not fancy. Vie who lives in glass
house should not throw stones" A word
to the rise, &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24

Mass MEErtNG.--The Wings Of Mill Creek! Hun
dred, New Castle county, delaware, hold a mass
meeting to-day at tho Brandywine Chalybeate
Springs, to which they invite all who are opposed
to the "usurpatons of John Tyler" and the "des-
Effectiveness of Locoiocoism." The Hon. M
Morehead of Kentucky, and john NJ, Clayton Of
Delaware, and several othe. distinguished gen.
tlenien will address the meeting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
The Wing Postmaster at keeseville,

THE Wing Postmaster at Keeseville,
Essex county, n. T., has been ''gullo,in-
ed" as will appear from the following en-
dorsement on the last way-biIl received
Al the Troy Post office from the Office at
keesevIile:
This is nv last act as 7 NJ under the
miserable administration Of Capt. Tyler,
having been removed for beng in favor Of
man worthy to FIJI he Presidential chair.
FIur.a for Henry Clay!
SO D PEABODY, + "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
From the Untea States Gazette.
EWAR D!-TrEE--"R0 O'.Eore."

OEWAR D!-TrrE--"Ro O'.Iore."
Onward!sptcsd onward! and spread to the gale,
The time-honor'd banner our fathers once
bore;
And fact to the Enast-tnp the star-spangles nail,
Till our countrys great conflict is enormously
II.
They fought for that freedom, 90 long our proud
boast
They peril'd their fortune. their honor, their
life
And shall all be- bt.ray'a, or dishonor'd, or lost,
And their soma hazar naugkt in the paniotH
strife,
Then onward! prees onward! nor pause re to rest,
While foo to your country is found In the
land!
With cause tina: is marshall'd BY HAL OF THE
WEST,
Tho bulwsrks Of freedom, securely shall stand
G:t~c-:ovc, ~ &r! $40
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24

FOARD DINNER-On Saturday last W.
attended dinner prepared at Frenchtowu, by
Mr.. William Price, for our candidate for Sheriff,
Mr.. Foard, and his friends The dinner was re-
ally sumptuouq affair, fish and fowl and all the
iuxurcs Of the seasnn were in abundance, and
served up in frs. rate style. Mr., Price belongs
TO the opposite party, but he declares Mr. l'oard
the peoples man, and the proper man, and be is
going in for him might and main, together with
many of his friends,
We Judge that from 30 to 60 psrons dined
The utmost sociability and good order prevailed,
and before night all hands returned t, their homes
highly gratined with the attention OF their host.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
To the Public.

THE undersigned hav!rg understood, tina, sumo
unprine!pled men, have been busily engaged in
circulating the report that he, # elected Sheriff,
.ptended 10 make He1ekiah Ford his Deputy,
deems it necessary to say, that he never enter
ta,nod such thought, has such intention, and
will not, IN the event of his election, appoint
him. EDWARD L. FOARD.
September 9ssd, 1912.
To the Editor Of the Wig:
SIR:--My at
ien,'on has been called to card b. Ed
ward L. Foard, Esq, in which he informs
the Public, tina, some "unpfincipled men"
have reported that was to act as his De-
putty, lin the event Of his election" 81.
Sc, which report they of course thought,
would irjure him with the people.
Now | have TO say, TINT never once
thought Of being Deputy sheriff, that no
promise or in,ima.ion of the kind was e.
yer held out to ne by Edward L. Foard,
and tina. woE!d on no accoun. accept of
the appointment, If for no other reason,
for the sufficient one, that the Officers not
worth half as much as the one now hold.
One word more. In self defence it may
be proper for me to cay that the reason
why am unpopular with come persons,
is simply that have done my duty as an
officer. A large number of accounts have
been put in my hands for collection, and
in many instances have been obliged to
advertise and fell property, causing no lit
tie III will towards me, which hope men
of sense will know how to appreciate.
Below are the names of some of the
t.ocofocofs who signed my petition to the
Commissioners for re-appointmenL recon-
mending me TO be competent faithful,
and punctua. officer" and | am sorry to
say that some of them have been engaged
IN circulating reports calculated TO damn
my character as an officer, and injure the
al STOW &C NJ Eo,ri
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24

BOSTON AND FASHION.

According to the New York Spirit Of
the Times, the celebrated horses, Boston
and Fashion, will first meet this fall on
the Kendall Course, near Baltimore. u
will be an exciting time among the sup
ror'crs and admirers OF the turf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24

Rorrid!----~t Chill deuoured By Rats
We learn tnal, about ten days since, a
girl 4 naonths old, which had been left
for a short time in a cellar kitchen, by its
mother, whc resided on Coal Lane, was
attacked BY y large rat, which so mauClcd
one OF the arms Of the poor sufferer as to
eventually cause'its death. The child
died al "Wednesday last
PN5lprc Caroniclc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24

PREACHING,--Tho people Of the
neighborhood are respectfully invited to
attend preaching at the house of Mr.. Benz.
Bowen on next Wednesday evening (2eth
inst. at early candle light.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
DEATH OF 4 DEFAULTER.

Thomas Lloyd, the dellulung collcc-
sor of the revenues OF the city Of y. i ork,
who abscoaded in 'Iay last, died of yell
low fever a short time since, while on his
passage from the western coast OF Africa,
Ia the brig Hope.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24

syScveral COMMUNICATIONS on hand
that We have nottimc 10 s.!e.. . acw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24

Please give the above place in your paper, in
order that IT may meet the public eye, and serve
as an explanation, to the card posted by MIR.
Foard.
Very Respectfully, IIEz. FOARD.
Sep. 23vd lB49.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
ELGcTIoH, LIST WEDNESDAY IN DC rcnKR
THE ;'lGNS OF TIE TIMES.

We have just returned fem a toa-
through the upper districts Of the county
We left hoT%.s under the impression the,
the siyIs Of times were greatly IN favour
Of Edward l.. Foarti tie popular candi-
date for the 5AeriAality, and wo return
with the firm conviction tia: his election
IS certain. The people are determined -
support him, they are opposed to Mr..
BILdla on many grounds, particularly be-
cause he VAS brought cut by INgeus--by
a few Individuals who are s;y!ad the gen -.
!'snen of the party, who have always
p0cke;cG, and who still wish 10 fob III s
profits Of otiicc-who nominate waoa !,
they I!2aae, a2d then a!tsmP: 10 ;iGe lia !
int Office upon the shoulders 0. he work =.
ing men Edward L. Foa;d IS elnphayi ,
ca(ly the candidate of the people, -,h,
man OF their choice--iuduced TO come Oh /,
by ,e.7 earnes! solicitations, and sure . +
her support.
Whileia Pert Deposit on Tharsds y
we learned .Aat an iatcrcsted gen.!sma R
from this district, whose Efforts to o
something for Mr.. B!ddle are greater sha II
those Of any other individual, bu: as fruit =,
less as ;hey are untiring, had circulate d
there that large number Of wings i,
Elkton and lis vicinity intended 10 suppo, t
Mr.. Biddle. We pronounce his assertiol,
to be q downright ialsehood; the Whig''
here were never more united on a man,
than they are on Mr.. Foard, and the Loco.
tocos were never more divided than they
are about Mr. Biddie, as the day of hi
election will show.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24

Foa County COMMISSIONERS.