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Charlotte 81 SOuth Carolina
RAIL ROAD.

fENliL undersigned Commissioner Of the cl,,
a looe and South Carolina Raj Road. Mn =.
pen subscriptions for lie Sock 81 ssid ~ =,
Charlotte, on the 81 day Of June next. All, per,
sons desirous 10 take stock 10 this enterprise are
fquesled to appear and subscribe such sums a,
they may think proper at the time and place ai,y,
'.''oNoo, me books Tor subscription viii b.
NsPI gre" iaf tx days suceessiNeiy from We tist
~ 'Nig' ~ me same timn Books OF suhscrP-
'Dn VII Ds ap'"sd N The following other plloe-,
,',',' .' direction OF The COMMISSIONERS her,a'-
".'''.' =
An NyNR E. Marcus austin. YIN. u WincLes.
Ter AID SAINT II Wslknp. CormI..,ou,.r.
AZ 'oNcobu--John T. Philer. We. Means ana
Il. W. Allison, Comm.ss ioncrs
Al SMissrry-J H. q rTii.' ,st.-t..t..
John shaver. C,,mr-i,,i...,.
ho' Asfii4E } tines M4rlu I.emrel B,ua-
nam ara AFGAldal4 J. Garter Crru,or,gt.,.rsr.
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Another Victory.

The expectations Of our readers we're
raised no doubt BY the news in our last pa.
per, thai II was probable another battle had
been fought between the American forces
under Gen. Scott and The Mexican forces
under Santa Anna. We are gratiiied 10
beng able TO relieve the public MUD by
stating tina, another victory mas crowned
our arms and tina, Santa Anna came very
near being taken li,n.eIl--he losing his
carriage, plate, money dinner and even
his Tooden leg Our loss i, severe, but
from tho nature Of The position Of the cne.
my could not have been otherwise. The
route Of the enemy was complete and il is
very doubtful whether any further opposi-
ton will be offered 10 our army uulll they
reach the city of the Mont' zumas. Below
se give an account Of the battle with such
other ina ter as We can find room for 10 to.
lays paper.
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I pany OF Penasy ivsnia volunteers were Of.
iaehed temporarily 10 this regiment. Here
is The list:
ftHed-lst Lieut.. +. r. Nelson, CON.
naming company ~ Lieut.. {. C.. Gill,
Company Il. Both these officers were IRON
Memphis.
Wounded. Lieut.. Col. d. II. Cumming,
slightly, Nj Rob, IT Fafquharson, OF he
ls' Texas volunteers, (assigurd 10 III reg
iment for the day. severely lsl l. en-
Wiley p. lie uCiulan', severely Isl
Lieut.. Wm. fef"ood, m rally ID l. eut.
james Forrest, slightly Capt. A. H. Mut.
~, severely; ~ l. eut. Geo. T. Su,her
land, Kentucky volunteers, seve ely The
regiment, when 10 action, numbered less
than 400 men, aud lis loss was 70 10 killed
aud wounded
We have received intelligence that Tus
pan has surrendered to our feet.
@p The editor of the Lincoln Courier
IN his las, paper made rather bad attempt
al throwing ridlcule on the Rail Con, en-.
ton held here. The following hit, from
the Salisbury Waterman, is decidedly too
good to be lost;
Poor. = Decidedly the poores, attemp,
at smdrfHess, that has come under our ob.
servatlon within the last SIX months, is thai
by the Lincoln Courier, 10 ridicue the
Charlotte Rail Road Convention. We
don't think friend Ecclcs did thaf--for i,
is too unlike the soul Of an editor, or pin.
ter. Surely an enemy hath taken adyan.
tagc OF the Edl'or'snlps, 10 disgrace him
" ould he throw even a feathers welnh, in
the scale To produce The unsuocess &c the
enterprise Nhnt interest, or passion,
could operate 10 produce opposti5n IN the
region # LiucOltonl lis devil or his
(ldanders) Inundress must have perpetra.
ted that article.
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.Wedicincs, Drugs.
Dye-stuffis, aints &c.

from Mr. b. Oates, aud respectfully soliclls from
the Public a share Of lis Patronage. Tie pledges
himself, that he will keep i sood aud iull assoFi-
meDt of
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RAIL ROAD MEETING IN COLUMBIA.
We learn that meeting was held in Co.
lunba few day ago, relative to the con.
lemputed Rail Road from South Carolina
70 Charlotte. JOS, A. Black E.q, one OF
Ma !. ,.rates ID The Rail Road Convention
~" d''~ :,
held a, tais place np,1o report OF the
proceedings aud delivered an enthusiastic
speech on lie occasion. The Hon. w. &.
Prson was also called out on the occa.
son and the greatest enthusiasm exists on
the subject BY the bye we would ask the
editor Of the Temperance Advocate how
he happened 10 forget to send us copy Of
hts paper.--lhe bundle reached here but
no paper was ~ it for us--at least so the
toslmIstress said
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PRISON Frs
PRISONERS.
LIST Of .HcrIcnn OFFERS captured AZ Ger.
70 Gorio,

LIST Of Hcrttnn offers captured al Ger.
70 Gorio,
Jose Ma. Jarern, Brgadicr General
Ramulo DE- Ia Vega, Brig General.
Z. RuTy y Baranda, Captain OF Mexican
Navy, commanding artillery.
Vicente AteueiIa, Captain Artillery.
jose Ma, Matn, Cap,uin.
Jose Ma. Gal,egos, commanding Grcna
dicts.
Mariana Camncho, lst Lieut.. Artillery.
Barohmo Amable, - Lieut. Adultery.
Jose K. Cobarubmr, 2d Lieut.. Artillery.
Jose de L4stor Bias suIler, 1t. Col.
Ba,laIon de la L,bcrlad.
Jose Nunuz, Capt. 6 h Regt. lotantry.
Jose Ma. Moreno, Capt. Oh Regiment
Infantry.
Grcsorio del CALICO, Capt. Oh Regt
Infantry.
Raiel de Berrabdas, I'd Lieut.. OH Reg
ment Infantry.
Salveio Valez, ail.de camp to Gen. Vega
Francisco Fernandez, Is, Mexican Navy.
The above prisoners, under Tho charge oil
Capt George W. Hughes, corps Of Topo
graphical Engiroers, arrived al Vera Cuz
on the 2lsl INST, about one hour previous
to the departure Of the Mck'm.
The list of killed and wounded officers IN
Col. nsskelrs command yesterday have
been able to Obtain. 1t shonld here be sta
ted sha, Capt. Williams company OF Ken
,acky, and CaP,nin Charles Nayiot'scom'
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G. W. X.
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TIE HON. D. WEBSTER

The gentleman is making a tour Of the
Southern country and We rejoice 10 see that
his transcendani abilities and great seryi.
ceS to the country are properly estimated
by tie res. ect shown him in the places
through which he passes IN his tour. H.
Richmond Poblc Dinner was given to
han, aud al Raleigh, where he arrived on
tie = instant, the same honor was tender
ed 10 him, which he declined In Charles
ton, 5 {. public meeting has been held
and measures adopted to extend h him the
hopIiahilcs of that city.
->--e 2 SEQ
GTL.tc accounts from England state
that cotton had advanced jd.
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or Pneumonia, on the 81 inst, MARSHAL
II. DOUGLASS. OF Rowan county. IN the 35th
year Of his age, leaving a wife, five children and
many relatives and friends TO dep!ore his loss -
the deceased was ostmube citizen and az
amiab'o Trend humble N prosperity, patient
"a adversely ind honest in al conditions. lie
was cut down in manhood's prime and torn from
an afiec'ionate and dependent family. But he
departed with The glorious hope Of borsed iai-
mortality beyond tie grave. Goa
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McKendrck kcziah
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il that McKindrick X, zlh is not an inhahltant
Of This State, IL is therefore Ord'rtd ty the Colr,
that publication be made for six weeks Ia the Char.
loue Journal, notifying the said oeiendan, 10 be
aud appear al the neat Court OF Pleas and Qnar.
ter Sessions, TO be held for the county OF Union at
the Court. House IN Monroe, on the LIST Monday in
July next, then and there 10 repleyy and plead, or
the property levied upon will be condcnincd and
sold to satisfy plaintiff S demand
Witness, Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our said
Court, at Office, the lst Monday in April, and IN
the list year Of our independence, A D. lS47.
HUGH STEM IRT,crc,
rrintors Fee - 624. t37
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oUIV WV,
FENllE undersigned having dj posed Of hi. s ock
Il OF Drugs, Nc. 10 Or. J. F. Gllmcr, won d r..
turn his hanks Tor the lib raj patronage extended
to him by generous PM lie; and would ask the
. Ike tayurs 10 be hrsowcd upon his Successor hon,
he truss may prove bins Ito he more worthy.
As lIbsrIlhy hiss bceu shown ia bu,ing. conf
dent hope is entertained at there viii be no. back.
ing out about PAYING rP. Nv Books and papers
are at the Cist6's Cili.c-do rot fail 10 call and
see me wl Ell y0q come to town.
B. OATES.
Charlotte Map (, ls47. 3lf
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SANTA Anna Again Beaten.
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
Another Glorious Victory |!
BITTLE or CERRO GORDf

IT III It U WNU IFUHTU,
Santa lima again Dsfeafed ia q Pifched BqtRs
" Gen Scoh--Str Thousand Me1icaas IA.
Ken Prisoners Fse HrHdrsd iRseticahg KH
81 and ,cJulisl-GeH La Vega agdia q
PfisoEer
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
WHCLE No. 326
ENORMOUS FORTUNES.

Sir Robert Peel is said 10 possess an cs-
tate valued a, ninety millions of dollars
His grandfather was in quite ordinary Cir
cums!ances His father was cotton spin.
ner, and accumulated a portion of this i'm
mense estate, which the son ha. increased
by judiclous investments Only three gen
eralons have sutiicel 10 raise colnpara.
lively obscure family to rank, o7u!ence and
power OIher examples of what industry
and merit can achieve might be quoted
But in all these instances of success We shall
find that the rewards of life have only atlen-
ded those who have been men of probity
economy and enterprise. Your william,
though he may succeed for awhile, is sure
at last to be found out. The spendlhri(t
dissipaes fortune, but never acquires one.
Incidence is the agent of poverty, and never
fails 10 make good returns. To be success
ful in life, we have only to do right and re-
main true to ourselves, and victory, in gen.
eral, is certain. If rebuff meets us, we
must not be dlshearened, but try again!
These are the secrets of the wealth of all the
Peels, Girards; and Aslors tha, ever lived.
NeaPS GaS.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
EXDCIl CROUCH,

EVAS REMOVED HIS STORE TO THE
4 4 House lately occupied by MIR, Graham as
Tin Shop, N the
"ELkroN BAzAAR,"
close beside DR.. Wallace's Drug Store, and OPP
poste VIM Torbert's, where he will keep
large and elegant supply OF
Ladies' Shoes,
of the ncatrst finish. aud at astonshihgly cheap
prices; also, HILDRE.N'S' SHOES Of every
variety,
He will likewise continue 10 keep on hand
grncrti ass rtnent Ut
Hats AMI Caps,
Of every qunhiy, made ny experienced workmrn
aud Of Tn, best .nnieris, ana winch he VIII scn
at uroatly reduced rates. No humhug. call ano
sac or Yourselves. RccolIcct the plac"-on ti''
South SIDE of Main Street, one door from Dr
Wallace's Apo,l,"carv Shop, Elkton.
Ladies are prrricniarly requested to call ana
examine his assortment ni shoes they cannot
fail to be pleased. ENOCli ChooNh'
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
Items Of Mexican News

Persuasioons to Deser.-The MeXl can
priests are again tampering with the
Catholics in the army, endeavorlng to
persuade them to desert, and promising
them lands in California. Gen. Scott
cautions them to remember the fate OF
the Foreign Legion, and also that Callor-
MIA is now in the possession Of the Uni
ted States.
Regnstioa complied arith--According to
the Monitor Republican,, OF the q ult.,
it was intimated by the civic authorities
to Gen. Scott, on the 25th, that the con-
tribution of $3.50, 900, levied upon the
population, was ready for him. The a.
mount was raised by loan, SO as not fur
ther to distress the inhabitants.
Natire Amcicam.-A letter to the Pic
avune from Vera Cruz, dated Sept. p,
says:-"A gentleman arrived this eve
ming from Puebla and confirms the re-
ports that were currents, that Col. Childs
had. upon finding the citizens disposed
to be hostile, sent in about sixty N'tire
Ameicans [bomb-shcIlsl which had ex-
ploded with fine eh'ect-smashing few
houses and bringing the citizens, as well
as a pretty formidable force of guerillas
who had entered the city, to their sem
ses."
herican Prisoners.-Mr. Kendall, in
one ofh letters says that five generals,
three colonels, seven lieutenant colonels,
and near one hundred majors, captains
and lieutenants, were taken prisoners, to-
gether with 800 or more rank and file.
Mr.. Tia and the lrishman. Speaking OF
Mr.. TrIst reminds me (says Mr.. Kendall)
of story current on the 18th. 1t is
said that shortly after Cheputipec was
carried that gentleman rode up the
height, and on being recognized by gal
liant Irish soldier, the latter accosted him
with. 81 say, sir, it's beautiful thraty
we've made wild 'em to-day, sir"
Meeting Of Gems. Scott and Br",o.-CaPt
DAVIS having reported to Gen Scott that
he had Gen. Bravo and staff prisoners OF
war, the General ordered Captain Davis
to bring the prisoners forward where he
was, when the general-in-chief address,
ed Gen. Bravo as follows:
81 deeply regret meeting the valiant
Gen. Bravo in misfortune. l have long
and favorably known him by fame. l
trust we may soon be friends. l honor
and respect him as an enemy"
Gen. Bravo expressing his thanks for
the courtesy extended towards him by
the generai-in-chief, the latter directed
that the former be taken into the cltadeI
and furnished with as comfortable quar-
ters as the conveniences of the building
would admit of.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30

semblies and the tramp of cavalry. Let
Imagination call up from the bosom of
the past beautiful city, with its swarm
ing streets, its stately columns, its howe-
ry gardens, its bowers Of palms, its gilt
tering minarets and its magnificent tenn
pies in which multitudes are kneeling in
devout alteration to golden statue.
Then turn your eyes outwards over the
desert fields, and whilst you discern Moth
ing but boundless waste ravaged by the
burning simeon, whilst you listen in vain
for human tootstep and behold the owl
sitting in the palace of the king, you
will feel conviction of the frailty, the
precariousness of all human grandeur.
Del. College, Neuark. II.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30

IfldH was me.
There is such trying of wheels, putting
and roaring of steam, ringing OF bells, clatler
Of freight and voices below and about me,
III at it Is Difficult, TO hang two ideas together
by the halr of their heads-or or to force one
iuto .'hair-breadlh 'scape" from my head
TO my penis point,
Upon going up into town just now, had
the excellent luck to meet that splendid
government band, (about 30, at the head
OF 20 of the best drilled and appointed in
fanlry ever saw. They are commanded
by Capt Kennedy. Their music was so
transporting. so captivating. that found my
self mvoluntayily a prisoner, wheeled round
in the thronged street, and actually march
ing several squares, and marking time;
right. left, right, left as fast as any of them.
Truth is. do nj know when | enjoyed any
thing more. They were terred over.
When look upon the buzzing, busy,
struggling of our large, city hires, striving for
wealth, and heaping up treasures for the
moth to ''corrupt,1 and the rust 10 'corrode,' >
and thieves to ''break through and steal, |
canno, help contemplating the many mil
lions 50 earnestly engaged over the wohd,
and am forciply reminded Of this couplpt,-
"Why Mammon sits befor. million hcarths
Where God is boted but from every house."
and then too ask myself, of all those many
millions who, from time 10 time are wiring.
folding, sealing and sending their letters, as
silent ministers or agents Or in.rumen,s. to
secure them pef in some way or other, how
many, think you, properly consider, and
rightly act upon the following injunction, by
Irving correctly, and thus folding their souls
lin more immediate and special sense) in
the embossed envelope olGcd's iorc!-viz:--
"Fold your souls up neatly, while ye may;
Direct to God in Heaven .----'
3O,h Rubbing through the Louisville canal.
What pity that so great work as this, on
which the original outlay was eight hundred
thousand dollars, had not been al least five
or ten feet wider! This is one of the many
instances of pehny-wise and pound-foolish
policy in the construction of costly works.
New Albany a growing town just below The
canal, is famous for building some of our
best Western steamers.
Memphis, Oct Sd. Safely moored, at
home. find our Naval Depot improve
men,s advancing: the rope walk is COM
menced; and also there is in progress fine
BRICK mansion with marble 'front.' for the
colnmandant-We are some pumpkins.
ityou count forty on vine anything. Our
cotton crop will be considerably larger than
last years. The mosquitoes remain with
u, till 1st Dec, usually
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
A writer in the Liverpool Albion, in speak

A writer in the Liverpool Albion, in speak.
ing of our armies having arrived under the
walls Of Mexico, seems TO express the pops
uar feeling in England, in saying:
'.The account of the battles in Mexico
happily disturbed the sad mono,ony of the
week. and the talk was, tina, the Yankees
are full of pluck; that they fought well; that
they have a right TO be proud of the victory
and that we ought not to be angry at it, that
they are our flesh aud blood; tina, Gen |
Scott draws his lineage from the land O.
cakes; that Major Reiiy-oh! where is the
O!-needs no archeoIogis to name the LONE
of his sires, aud that Gen'l Worth must of
fight was fair one and thu the result will
be peace; that our prejudices in this matter
for we are blessed with an amiable SELFISH
ness-may mislead us: that all things right.
ly considered there is nothing TO excite re-
gre, in the presence of Yankees in Mexico;
that they will carry with them. and retain
there, a higher civilizations; that they will
open up the vast latent resources of the re-
gion and create in the deserts of the king
dom population to consume English mans
ufactures.'
The Times, on the other hand, considers
ed General Scott in "posilion of great per>
H." 1t then predicts defea, and disaster TO
him, and almost hopes that the next arrival
may announce his expulsion from Mexico.
1t is evident that the Times, OF late years, is
far behind its London contemporaries in lis
judgment of American matters. Its treat
ment of them is universally characterized
By patizanlsm and prejudice.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
25A Market Street. PhiMclphia

YSyHE Subscriber, the late firm OF Buck Y
Z Moore takes this method OF informing his
friends aud the public in general, that ne mas
bought out the lnteres, OF ). l.. Buck AT tiie es-
tiblished CLoTuiNG STAND, NO -o4 earNe'
Street Philadelphia, and rs now prepared 70 l'r-
njsh all kinds Of R"ad,-made Cl.ol''iN"' AT
prices which cannot ont secure to hm 'he pat
ronapr of all vino wish to purchase cheap Cloth
ing / have splendid French CIoth Dress ana
Frock oa,s from ~ 80 to rs. do. Pants from
75 cents to So Vests, from i! ! : cents TO Si'
SUIT OF Snmmer lotn'mg Tor S2.25. N'so' all
kinds of Gcltlencn's Furnishing ro"uS ut eA-
trelncly low prices u
Wholesale dealers in Clothing would 90 wen
to call ut the store of
JOSEPH J. MOORE.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
DEPTH OF THE OCEAN.

AT the annual meeting the association of
American Geologists in Boston, Commander
Wilkes. U. S. N. made communication
upon the subject of the depth and sadness of
the ocean. The maximum depth has never
been attained Captain Ross sounded 1000
ia,homs, about 81 900 feet, and got no bot
tom. There are great difficulties attending
deep sea soundings. Experiments show
that the great valleys of our ocean run at
right angles to the ranges near our coast
The basins of the Southern hemisphere dip
and rise alternately from the equator towards
the pole, causing very unequal depths Of
water.
Experiments were made by Captain
Wilkes upon the penetration of solar light
A pot painted white was let down into the
water. and the point of .nvisibility marked
upon taking it out, the point OF visibility
marked, and the two were found to vary
but falhom or two, In water at 36 de-
grees the pot disappeared at six fa'homs-
in the Gulf Stream, at twen:y.seven fathoms
Just outside of it, at twenty-three iahoms
CONVERSION OF PRoF. ALLEN.-The
Rev. George Allen, A. NJ, of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church, renounced the
ministry a few days ago, and publicly
confirmed to the Roman Catholic COM
munion. The Philadelphia News says:
"He was received into the bosom OF that
Church with the usual pomp and soem-
nity, and partook Of the first sacrament
at the altar of St. Johns Cathedral. Prof.
Allen was for many years President OF
Newark College, Delaware, and presided
over its affairs with distinguished ability.
For the last two years he has been con-
nected with the University of Pennsyl-
vanla, and is at this time Professor of
Latin and Greek, and Secretary Of the
Faculty. This sudden change in his re-
liel ,us views has surprised the Clergy
and Laity of the Episcopal denomination
from the fact that he has hitherto been
regarded as a staunch Protestant. We
have no doubt that this conversion will
create quite sensation in the religious
world"
Prof. Allen was never President OF
Delaware College, but occupied in that
Institution the same relative post that he
now holds in the University OF Pennsyl-
vania.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
Constantly on hand
and for sale by
J. PALMER & Co.
Market ST. Wharf,
Philadelphia'
3m
DR.. WAITMAN JON ES.

Respectfully offers his professional service ;
he citizens ofEikton and it's vicinity.
IS he has several wears, practical experience
n a sickly section Of the lower part of the PEN
nsna he may with confidence expect to rem.
der general satisfaction 10 all who may favor
him with their patronage
Office opposite the Fountain Inu, (Johu-
sous) in the room occupied by J. j David.
Dentist.
H. may he found at night at Mrs Clay
auds adjoining the store of WIN. Torber,
ESQ
Sept, 25th. lsi7.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
nDRONN d MINTIRE. offer for sale at

nDRONvN d M'INTIRE. offer for sale al
Dlhe Brick Store House directly opposite the
Posi- ullice.
8 doz Darlengs grass and grain scythes,
: Cars Pa,en hay forks,
3 PennsysV na mode hay Fakes,
6 - Corn brooms
= g Painted huckets
SO Sacks dairy salt, with a heavy stock OF
very cheap sugar, coffee, moasses &c.
June 9Th Al
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30

DIR. ROBT. X. SMITH, respectfully of
fcrs TO the inhabitants Of Elkton and vicinity, hi
Professional Serrices.
He has been in active practice for the last Ten
wears. Five of which were devoted to his Proies-
zion in this county He may be found at his
dwelling and office at the late residence of Sheriff
Foard near Col follingsworths
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
DIR. j. X Ii. Emery,

Respectfully offers his professional services
to the inhabitants of Elkton and neighhorhood'
He has been in the practice Of his profession IN
MilIington Kent county Md, for the last e'gh-
teen years.
He uay he found at the Hotel Of Mr. Jacob
Johnson,
Elkton, Oct. lth, lS47.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
A Card.
Brown Il Mtintire,
E,,sD 3i.igsag .VeaCS.

Aur,n or ALL COMPETITIONS received
and for sale a, the new and cheap sore Cherry
Hill, fresh lot of Groceries, consisting IN part
of New Orleans, Porto Rico, and sugar house
moasses. Brown and loaf sugars from Ia TO
IA cts Bacon, salt, dried apples and peaches'
&c. all of which will be sold low by
SHIPPERS & CRAWFORD.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-10-30
THE CECIL WHlG,
IsPubislled every saturday,
In the Log Cabin,

TermI.-rwo dollars year, in advance
rwo dollars and Fifty cents at the end oithe year
ApvERr,sEMENrs inserted for " per sq'are
three insert ions-25 csasqlarc ceachSuos.4"o"'
insertion. BY the month ryear a''ery ''''o"
able rates. =;
Volyty B. PALMER, Esq. is our only agent n
the c,ties of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. Advertisements left at his Country
Newspaper Agency''in either fthosc c't'esw'
receive prompt attention.
John c. Waters Esq, is our agent in Port
Deposit.