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SIXTH DIVISIO.N.
Ad-IHORN DICK CTL1SE.
CITY or Bal 1IMORE.
THE WIG PRIZE BANNER THE
AWARD.

The Wing Banner Committee of Bal,i
more respectfully announce that in order
tina, they may be enabled to determine the
award of the Prize Banner according TO
the mode of deciding TIE question, here
lolore published, the number OF delegates
from the several States, at the Second OF
May National Convention of Ratification,
will be u scerlained in the following nan
Ier:
The several delegations will be formed
by direction of the Chief Marshal, whose
Programme Of the Procession will be pub
lshed in day or two. All Wings resi-
dents of any State, who may be formed
with the delegation from such State III
column, previous to the movement of tho
procession, will be counted as delegates
from that State. The count will take
place at quarter hast eight O'Clock, n. NJ
precisely.
In order to ensure a full count, which
the Committee particularly desire, it is
ped that every delegate will be at his
post previous to the time named, as accor.
ding to the arrangements Of the Chic
Marshal, there can be no delay as regard.
the time of counting.
The result will be announced, and tn.
Banner be presented on behalf OF thu
Wings of Baltimore, by REvERDY JOHN
son, Esq, TO the State which may be en-
titled to it, after the organization of tn
Convention at the Canton Grounds.
| LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
| Chairman Wing Banner Committee.
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SEN AIOl, NILES.

The Troy Wing of Friday says: ave
converscd yesterday with gentleman who
has known Mr. Niles for years, and who
saw him and convcrsed with him last week
in Washington. lie informs us that his
intellect seems completely gone; that he
is in charge of two keepers who never
lose sight of him, and that Mr.. Niles told
him he had been dead thirty years, and
was now existing in future state!
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Millinery.

MFRS. A. FOARD, having Just returned
lVAiIom the city with large and elegant as
sortmcnt Of fashionable BONNETS, together
with the usual variety of articles sold by Nllln-
ers, would respectfully inform her friends and tho
public, that she has again opened the shop she
formerly kept, directly opposite the Washington
Hotel, where she hopes heretofore, to merit
and cccive a liberal share of custom.
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.
CHIEF MARSHAL.
FIRST DITISIO,N,.
Alp-LEVI F.qHNESTOCK.

'''' iAiS' WIN,
L. The Mayor of the city of Baltimore, and
the President and Officers Of the B,Itmprc CIT,
Delegations the Chairman of the General Com
mittee OF Arrangements; the members of the sub.
committee OF Arrangements; guests spcca Is
invited; the Committee of Reception for the Ma.
tlona Nominating Conventions the members d
the National Nominating Convention; the Nom.
hcrs of the Maryland Wing State Central Com
mlttcci members Of the Maryland Whig Gubcr-
natorial Convention; Wing Members Of Con-
gress; Wing members of the several State Lcris-
latures Wing Members Of the City Counci Ed
tors Of Newspapers; the Baltimore City Clay
Convention; and the Wing Banner Committee,
with The National Wing Prize Banner, in car
drawn by four horses.
2. New Hampshire Delegation.
5. Massachusetts do
4. Rhode Island do
5. Connecticut do
SECOND DIVISION:
AlD-SAMUEL H. TAGART.
6. New York Delegation
!. New Jersey do
s. Pennsylvania do
o. Delaware do
THIRD DIYISIO.N
Alp-GEO. P. KANE
10. Maryland Delegation.
II. District Of Columbia Delegation.
i-' Hc several territorial do
FOURT DIVISION
AD-RlClIARD DUVALL
10. Virginia Delegation.
Ia. North Carolina do
10. South Carolina do
lG. Georgia do
II. Vermont do
is. Tennessee do
10. Kentucky do
FIFYW DIVISIO.N
.fid-ROBERT H. COLEMAN
20. Ohio Delegation.
81. Louisiana do
22 Indiana do 1
%. Mississippi do
"a. Illinois do
Is. alabama do
90. Maine do
27. Missouri do
2s. Michigan do
20. arkansas do
SIXTH DIVTSTO.N
Aid-1IiOR.h DICK CTL1SE.
CITY or Bal TLMORE
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The Cecil Wing.
NOTICE..

All the Wings from Cecil county who attend
the Baltimore Convention, are requested to meet
al .7lbcrtson's Hotel, corner of St Paul and Fay
cite Streets at O'Clock on Wednesday evening
next, TO make arrangements in relation to the
procession TO appoint committee 10 meet with
committees from the other Counties of this Con
grcssonal District, to nominate an clcctor, and to
transact OTHER business. BY order
Central Committee.
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Atm meeting of the Wings in the vicinity of
The Brick Meeting House, held al the School
House, ON Saturday Evening the Goth inst, Pete
Askew, Esq, was called to the chair, aud Dr..
ID. b. Trmble appointed secretary.
The char having stated the object of the
meeting to be, the formation of Clay Club, it
| was on motion, Resolved hat the chair appoint
mrlttce OF five to draft Constitution for the
government Of the Cub, when Joseph Halncs,
William Pierce, Eli ITurlord Nathan Griffith and
| ID. Is, Trlmble were appointed, who reported
The following Preamble and Resolutions, which
We unanimously adopted
Whereas, being firmly of the opinion that the
| Institution Ola National BANK and of Protec-
| tive Tariff arc measures indispensable to Ameri-
can prosperity, that the proceeds of the sales of
| the Public Lands of right belong to, and should
DC divided amongst the States, the veto power
greatly restricted and that all the great p.mci-
pies Of The wing party if carried out would great
| ly conduce to the well being of our country and
Whereas, by the integrity and nobeness of
his character the high order of his intellect, his
assduous, unwavering, and devoted advocacy of
the principle of the Wing party, and the united
voices of the Wings, Henry Clay, of Kentucky,
has been raised TO the rank of their leader, and
chosen for their candidate for Pres dent in 1914
Therefore, Resolved, That we tho wings ofthe
ncghborhood Of the Brick Meeting House, do
(Nlnu Vt,1,
with the view nfnsing cver, hnm6ralI y a S,
TO advance the interest," conr c,ndJ,,n o,,r nov
tv. and our country, in Tho ,nnrnach;nU noI;,;-
cal contest and to increase in October asd No.
ycmber tho handsome m, ;or;,, o;von b., tLo c,,,
District of Cecil co :, in February
Resolved. That the Gollow;n1 Cops,;,u,;o, ho
adopted Tor the government Of the Club.
CONSTITUTION.
aa, t III ons" a's L ue I"',cu te DITCH
ioItS 10 w., g. Ii"'' NV int i'a ''''el'ss
W ,,u o s'o III, ;,s d.; ~ WY m'on.,
p ii' nv ,, Wa pna.;'I', '"''i ooIs's. y;
iIs'' Ut, .. SaI,'"' .oI '1 "
G |'u - t. "ii m On i'Aoou,i' y,
,aa,,a.'I ~, IaI,',' '''''' al " ""o"' ''''ii
" Az, srd Th,t ,ho ,,,,; "
ait' o.e' Wv u.'es VI ,,'e lrcs'ocht' "
'es'ue''s anu 'ocoio'a''cS. siaii oe those usual
~ aPpGr'ah'ng 10 ,hosc oll'ces, ana lhat The duty
Vi thc Executive Soi,'',llce snail DC 10 call sPe-
c'ai n'co''iss oi t''c Ci"p' ana appoint IN con-
.''lcl'oh ~'th ol'ici Gay o'ups IN inc Dislrct')
>',ies anu p'1o's " iioi's puo'c ,''cct,hss' III
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-27

The loco foco leaders oppose Mr., Clay
because he is in favor ola National Bank
How long is it since the whole locofoco
party of Pennsylvania were in favor of
such an institution Did not a loco
loco Legislature, with George Wolf for
Governor. advise the re-charler of the old
Bank Is itwrong for Mr.. Clay to think
nor what locctocos thorgJl then.
TIlagc Record.
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A NEAT TURN.---"Tun out, turn ont, or by
golly III serve you as did n man t'otllcr day."
halloocd Jonathan, who was about coming in
contract with dandy in a fine gig. The alright
ed beau turned, for he sadl y terrified at the
mysterious threat, and as brother Jonathan was
passing, asked how he served the other man:
"Why, turned out myself.'
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Long LIFE.-IIe who knows net what il is u
labour, knows mol what it is 10 enjoy The fell
city ofhuman life depends on the regular prose-
cutlon OF ihc same laudablo purpose or object
which keeps awake and enlivcns all our powers.
Our happiness consists in tho pursuit, much
more than in the attainment, Of any temporal
good. Rest is agreeable; but it is only from pre-
cedng labors that rost acquires its true relish.
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THE CECIL WING.

the wing cause in our midst, and that he be de-
sired 10 request through the columns of that pa
per that each Of Clay Club in the county do the
same for general information.
On Motion, Resolved, That the proceedings
Of the meeting signed by the Chairman and Sc
cietary, be published in the Cecil Wing
On motion, adjourned.
PETER ASkEW, Chairman.
ID. b. TRIMBLE, Sect.
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CROPS.

The Kent News says:-The season
has been, thus far, very favourable for
agricultural pursuits. We have peas, stuck
about foot high-whcat that will hide a
dog, and corn up and narrowed once
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-27

2I$"lIon WIN. d. Mcrrck, U. S. Senator
from this state has announced his wish and in
tenion 10 retire TO private life at the end of his
present term, which will expire on the 9TH Of
March next.
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MARRIED..

On the evening of the 2lst. inst, by
the Rev. ID. Shields, Mr.. JosEru NJ. An.
to Mrs SARAH ANv DUNBAR, both OF
Nixon MARYLAND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-27

9JWc hope thousand wings will go
from this county to the convention on
Thursday next, and come home burning
with enthusiasm in the cause of Clay,
v hig princi plcs,and American interests nd
glory.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-27

WIG MEErlNG.-The Wings of Elkton
and vicinity are requested TO meet at Millor's
Hotel tonight to make some farther arrange
ments in relation to the Baltimore Convention
We hope There will be large turn out.
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Wing National Procession.

We have not room TO give the arrange-
mcnls Of the Grand Wing procession in
Baltimore Oh Thursday next.
We give the following in order that the
Wings ofou county may know the station
allotted to them. The Maryland Dclega-
ton Except Baltimore city, will be on the
right of the Third Division, the station of
which will he on South Cove ST., right
resting on Baltimore street. The counties
will fall in, in the following order viz:
St. Mary's, Kent, Anne Arundel, Calvert,
Charles, Baltimore, Talbot somerset,
Dorchester, CECIL, Prince Georges,
Queen Anne's, orcester,, Frederick, Har-
ford, Caroline, Washington, Montgomery,
AlIcgany, Carroll.
The procession is to form a, 8 O'Clock,
C'gM Abreast. For order of Procession,
and Rout Of march, see other articles.
VIM II. Watson Esq. is chief Marshall
Of the day.
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CmpJclrs Maga-inc-The No. for middle Of
April duly reed. 1t completes the fifth volume.
Embellishments the reaper's return, a beautiful
mczzotint Contents solid and useful
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MARKET
Notice..

There will be a meeting of tho Elkton Me-
chanlcs Lyceum, IN their room in the court house
next Monday Evening at l-2 O'Clock The
members earnestly requested to attend as
business Of Importance will be laid before the
meeting BY order
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-27

Columbian .Magaaine for May has rca-
chcd us-havc only time to say that it is
elegant a'.d interesting; subscribe for i, il
YOU want "A first rate periodical
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-27

IS"'Thc Rev. Mr. Ewing, will preach in the
Presbyterian Church in this town, Sunday next
at 10 l-2 O'Clock, and again in the evening at
hallpast I. Tho evening sermon W i'll be more
expressly 10 young men, and VIC recommend that
ihey atlcnd, generally. lie is Gorcible speaker.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-27

CoNyENrloNs.-Th Gubcrnatorial convention
will be held on Tuesday, the Presidential on
Wednesday aud the Young Mems Ratification
OIL Thursday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-27
Central Committee.

TtsIIon J. A. Pcarce and Hon. DR.. Preston
will accept our thanks for valuable documents.
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Also, Hymns AMI T salms of various Christian
ID examinations.
Our friends and the public Of Cecil County are
cordially invited to give us call
EDWARD KENNA RID.
hpri! cath 1914.
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Fisheries For
LEASE.

The subscribers offer for lease the Caro-
Point Fishing Shores for a term of years
to commence on the expiration of The
now existing lease, in July next. This
well known fishing g,"nnd is very adyan.
Iascously situated al the head of the bay
at the mouth Of the North East river.
and possesses shores upon boih waters
It is distant alb" ut seven miles from TIavre
dc Grace and IS much rcsnr'rd to by the
farmers from the interior for fresh fl, shit
commands from the present lessee rem,
Of $4,000.
GO, W. HAlL,
Abingdon, lIarinrd county.
JAS. II. McIIENRY. BALTIC.
April 20 h lSll.-2t
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BIBLES.

Also on hand an assortment of Bibles consist
ing of Quarto or Family from ~ so upwards.
Polyglott and Pocket Pearl do likewise.
Bibles and Testaments for Sabbath Schools,
Catechisms, Hymn Books, Question Books SC.
to which we PARTICULAR y invite attention.
also.
The Works published by the Methodist Book
Concern, and other publishers furnished, con
sist,ng of
Clarkcs Commentaries, Burlitts Note, Wa
sons Theological Dictionary, Bucks Dictionary,
Walson'S Institutes, Weslcy's Sermons, Watson's
do, DR.. Souths do 4th volume, late publication,
l.iio of Wesley, Watson, Fletcher, Bramwell,
GarrcttsVn, &C. sc.
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djrWe are indebted TO the publisher of
the American Wing, BALI, for copy Of
N. Sargen,'s Life Of Clay. 1t is publish
ed at the office of the Wing and for sale
there cheap Buy some while you are in
Baltimore Tor distribution al home; for a
dollar you can get enough for whole
ntIShOrhood.
The Delaware Gazette Of yesterday
makes The following remark.
"a great effort will doubtless be made
to make il The Baltimore Convention ex-
coed, both IN numbers and enthusiasm, the
log cabin procession of 1910. in this
there will be a decided failure. Although
ilc price OF coons 'has riz' in the neigh
hohlood OF Eklon, and other counties
upon The Eastern Shore of Mary land, they
will not turn ont half SO strong as they
did at the last wild beast show in the
Monumental ci!y."
You call a wing convention a swild
beast Show" do yea That reminds us of
aud warrants as in printing conundrum
put to us by very learned and odscrv'
ing divine.
why is the Loc, loco party like Noah.
Ark?"
We gave Il ~P.
Because" said he, SIT coataius a lew
Den and great many beasts
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New Book and
Store.
NO. 81 MARKET ST.

WILMINGTON DEL.
Nhc subscriber having commenced the above
Il business now informs his friends, and the
public, that he intends keeping on hand gcncr-
al assortment Of Books, consisting of Theolog-
cal, Miscellaneous, School and Blank Books, with
Stationary, which will be sold on accomnioda-
ting terms.
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Iiourg. scsu md Clarke's COMMENTARIES;
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LtMPRERE'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY;
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Gre'k Rcsdef. Laun Lessons. GREEK GRAM
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EBERIE.S PRACTICE;
EBrRLE.S THERAPEUTICS,
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MEIG'S MIDWIFERY,
DEVICES de;
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GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE.
COMSTOCK.S PHILOSOPHY;
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6 ATKfNS SON Agent of the Pro l'EC Won
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFOhD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, &c, teeethef with ther
contents such rs furniture, merchandise, ma
chnerv and everyother description OF INSURANCE,
properly. Alss, on steam, keel and flat boats
aud their cargnes to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the >
Hotel lan |, 1872.
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D,ENSENEY RHODES, have on hand
an extensive assortment oi sea'enable DIV
Goods which they are RESOLVED 10 sell very 10"
for CASH They respectfully ASK Ire rphhc ~
call aud examine their stock beiofe hnyne' n n'ey
a,o ,,s,,.sd IN commence The New Yer, WIN
1nnren.eL eneLllnns 10 do hnslnes- Inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-18
INSU II "A NOE,
INSIfR RANCE.

al The ioueR rates un--
Buidfns4 Of al kinda, at ne, hflck or OGDEN
and Their contents:
Slcannoats; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture;
And merchandise oi n II kinda.
And agauttnll dangers attending the trans
portauon of goods on rivers, lakas, seas, canal .
aud railroads
FIR the character Of the company as to promp-
tiude and hh-ralty in the adjustment aud pa 2
ment Of iossee we beg eavc IL refer to the mer.
chanis of Tins place nd elsewhere VINO have had
tho adjustment of clalns upnn u.s. aUg4
Onlrr n Mar ST. h " HARDING Ser'Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-18
JOHN FISHER, .Ecent,
OMSH1hln825 3pAY1DMLN1ao
NO. 1883 M,sin street.
NHEEs ING. VA

Yne1cI llr- To II.
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llaudN sney m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-18

EAVER's REEDS-A good ssspsi-
nen,. just received snd for sale CHEAP.
OFT 4 GREER. Nc $50 Main 81.