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sNS.-cn connection VIII The Hou..lonie sad
Nsugsucs Railroads The steamer Mn
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al All A " freight received 10 Ne~-fofs ihfoqshhs
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~ $780, '-ii m
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29
Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.)
Letter from Washi ngton.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Gath, a

AsfIINGToN, Sept. 2lth, '49.
Mn. EpIToR:--The Centreville "Senti-
nell must have been driven to the extreme
Of desperation to find something TO say
against Mr.. Evans, your most excellent
and talented candidate for Congress, to have
spoken In disparagement of his speaking
Now it so happens that had the pleasure
OF hearing Mr.. Evans speak frequently in
the House of Representatives last winter ;
and I have also had the qualification OF
hearing the opinion frequently expressed
of him by the greatest and best of our pub
lie men here, both wings and democrats,
that Mr.. Evans was a thoughtful, practi-
cal and highly useful man in the position
he held, and had the best kind CT talents
for Representative Of the people: SEN
timent that has prevailed here respecting
him ever since he was known at the Ma
tional Capitol. He is not one Of those
men who Will grow less worthy after OBJ
tanning high distinction, or high office.
Mr.. Evans is c!rar-hcaded man, and
there is no danger Of his running into cx-
tremes or ultraisms on any subject. His
oP'tthto III NOiiSl'a last "lutti ulN avs
received uncommon attention from the
members of the House, and others and in
all his efforts, which were numerous, he
drew forth from his hearers surprise and
commentator and showed by them, his
quick perception ofthe true issue OF ques-
ton, and eminent ability to defend his
grounds. MIR. Evans is popular here with
all who know him, and his general bearing
much admired. Your Congressional Dis
trict will always do honor to itself by send
ing such a man as Mr.. f. to Congress to
represent it. He tallies well with the best
men in the House, and Marylanders will
always be proud TO hear his voice in that
Hall; and we confidently expect to hear
it there again at the commencement of the
next Congress. Shall it be so! It's hoped
bis friends will do their duty by him IN
the approaching election. OBSERVER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29
The Fifth Congressional District.

The following article is from the WASH
ington Republic. The Wings Of that dis
trict can elect their. representative without
any doubt, and we trust that appeals like
that which follows will stir them up to the
efforts that must ensure success
[Balt. American.
TIE FIFTH DlsTnItT OF MARYLAND
We learn from private sources that the
Locofocos are making extraordinary efforts
to carry this district, SO faithfully repre-
sentcd in the last Congress by the Hon.
Alexander Evans We sincerely trust,
therefore, that all who feel an interest in
the success of Gen. Taylor's Administra-
ton will exert themselves with equal in
dustrv to defeat the expectations of its willy
adveIsaries. There is every thing to en-
courage them in this work Of duty and pa
trlotism-every thing to make victory de-
sirable, as it assuredly is important to the
country. The district gave Gcn'l. Taylor
a very handsome majori,y-eycry county
but one (the county Of Caroline) casting IFS
vote in his favor. To lose it now, when
there is no reason why it should be lost,
mons of the enemy. Certainly they will
not bring humiliation to the Wings of the
country by SO doing. Their candidate is
in all things above reproacb, and needs not
our humble tribute to commend him to
those who have known him from his hoy
hood. We cannot permit the opportunity,
however to pass, without bearing testimony
10 The ability with which he discharged all
his duties as representative OF the people
OF the Both congress- Without invIdious-
ness it may well be said, that no member
OF either House gave more jealous atten-
ton to the business of the country; while
none as we happen 10 know, were more
generally esteemed than Mr. Evans. He
was emphaticalIy a working man-one
who works in committee as well as in the
House and his defeat if it could be &C
complisied, although it might CRAFTY, as it
would, his political opponents, would not
only mortity his friends, but would be a
loss to the public.
But we shall not permit the probability
OF such result to trouble us for we have
every confidence, maugre all the boasting
of the Opposition ''here and elsewhere"
that this gallant champion OF the rights of
the people is not 10 be struck down. Men
of Kent you who have never surrender
ed what say you to this Will you raj
" to the contest in your old accustomed
numbers? Will you let it be said hereafter
that your incidence Or inactivity lost the
battle? And you, gallant Wings of Caro-
line, Queen Anne's, and Hartford. surely
there is no falling of in your ranks. You
have the power; be true to yourselves, then,
and show that you both appreciate and
know how TO use 1t. To the people Of Ce-
Gil no appeal can be necessary. Alexander
Evans belongs to you. He was born and
reared among you, and you have already
testified your estimation of his high char
acter as man, through the medium of the
ballot-box. He is no less worthy OF your
confidence now. He has done credit to
himself and his district, in the high sta
ton TO which you so generously assisted in
calling him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29
Public Sale.

The subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
at the late residence of Allan Brown, decd.
on WEDNESDAY, the Oath of October
next, the following property, viz: work
Horses, yoke of Oxen, mich Cows,
16 Shoats,2 road Wagons, Carriage,
OK Cart, Ploughs, harrows, Cultivators,
and other farming utensils; and variety
of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Also, Wheat and Oats by the busbel, Corn
by the barrel, Hay by the ton, and lot of
corn fodder.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
when terms will be made known by
SAMUEL BROWN, Admir-.
Sept 22-5w Of Allan Brown,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29
COnstaulc'S SHE.

Rv virtue of sundry writs ofFleri Fa-
cias issued by R,E. Trump and g. pu-
nell, Justicrs of the Peace Of the Sta &c OF
Marya d in and for Cecil count, at the
suit of Carson Steel & Co Carson & Steel
and AlonZo Snow, a.ainst the goods ami
chatiles lands and tep-ments of Plato
liIton. to me directed have sig ed and
taken into cXpcutrn, ali the ight, title.
claim, interest AID estate at law AMI in
equity of the sand Plato Hilton. in and
to all that piece or part of tract Of land
called ''Erbnnna" which was conveyed
to the said Plato H. lion and Jeremiah
Hill by Elijah Reynolds and William
Edmundson, on he lth dav of March
1913 ant q joining lands OF WIN. Patton,
K. V. Trump and others and co ta,ni"g
IA acres more or less and ! hereby
give notice that on the l3 h day of Octo
ber next, at 8 o'clock P. NJ at the slop
of r. V. Trump neal Port Deposit,
will Offer fos SAL III" SAID pro '"r'y SO
slezrd and taken in F,xecu ion 10y Public
Auctoo tn the hi"has' bidder for Cash.
RORERr STEPHENSON, Cont.
Sent % '40-4t,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29
COASTfBLE'S S,4LE.

BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias issued
by &. Purnell Esq, at the suit of Tome &
Rinehart and to me directed, against the
goods and chattles, lands and tenements,
of the late Robert Little, (Negro,) I have
seized and taken into Execution, all the
right, title, interest claim, and estate, both
at law and in equity, of the said Robert
Little in his life time, in and to house
and lot, in the Stlll-house Valley, in the
village of Port Deposit; and notice is here
by given, that on SATURDAY, the 18th of
October next, at 3 O'Clock, at the hotel of
Mr.. John H. Michael, Port Deposit, | will
offer the said house and lot at Public Sale,
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
said fieri facias. J. c. WATERS,
Sept 22-ts $l.50) Const.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29
Letter from Chesapeake.
CHESAPEAKE Cry, Sept. %, a.

ShEsa fEihE Sltl, totpl. 20, 10.
p. c. RICKETTS,, E,Q,-D Dear .Sir.-On
v edneSday next the citizens of this and
the adjoining counties composing the . Ii
ongr"ssional district Will through the
b II Box decide who LA I be thai Rep
resrn,atve in the next G. ongress of the
United States; and il mixing choice We
should not he guided by blind enthusia~-
tic Party zeal. but by notives pure and
patriotic. The Hall Of our National Leg
islature should not be occupied by mere
men. but BY such as have talent and abili
ty to o tain credit at home and command
respect abroad. In consideration of this
object, and with desire for its attain
ment let us inquire in whom can be foutd
that talent and ability requisite to ena-
bic him to sustain BY his voice as well as
sofe, the interests of his constituents
the honor glory and perpe'uitv Of our
Union ard its institutions, Of such where
vii we find one more or, az well quail
fled as CeclPs noble son, Alexander Ev-
ans For evidence Of his ability look 10
the Both Congress, and the 9Th Congress
slor al District with pride and sa'-faction
will ever point there for an answer. Up
on that Record will posterity find his
name enroll d as an able Representative,
faithful servant. an advocate of equal
laws and equal rights; firmly attached
and ever devoted TO the true interests Of
his country, her honor and her fame.
True, he hasreceived aud without oppo-
sl,lon his nominal ion from the Wing par
tv, but in Politics, Patriotism is his po-
lar star Not ambition but love OF corn-
try leads him or, Of his moral worth his
pas life is guarantee of the eXctl!en CO
OF his nature, of his intellectual GuaIifca
tions, enough has been made apparent to
ensure emi"ence-of his literary attain
ments the Representatives of our country
without distinction Of party have spoken
in the highest terms of appreciation. For
these reasons he is entitled to the fullest
confidence of the people. and should re-
ce've their support, and because in the
post ofdntv which he has filled, he dis
charged the duties with unsurpassed abiIi
t., as enc entertaining .hese views sub
mt them to The public fer consideration.
Business upon OF canal is dull which
of course effects our city. The North
American of Sept 18Th contains an ar'l-
Gle on the Iron trade tn ough The Ches.
& Del. canal which accounts for large
decrease in the trade through this place.
hop" you may find room for the article
alluded to. as it reIaes to the interest OF
this pla"e ! woud wish some Of my dem
ocratic fire. DIS to SEE the workings OF the
model. Tariff of 1916
There are no local matters of interest
TO relate, so for the present. Adleu.
ION.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29
THE CONGRESSIONAL VOTE,

The most fatterIng accounts reach us
from Hartford Cecil and Kent counties
relative to the reelection OF Hon Alex
ander Evans. The question INDEED seems
10 be not vhethe he will be elected, but
rather what his majority will be-somt
put it down at 800 and some 500 while
1t is not improbable that 1t will 90 even
beyond that. In Mr.. Magraw's county
Hartford, his majority Will astoniSh all
hands, 10th friends and foes, while in
Cecil it will come down upon the Demo
Gratis like an avalanche-good old Kent
squares up for 200 and Queen AIMS will
go 100 like shilling. Mr.. Evans s
coarse in the last Congress won greatly
upon the affection of his friends. Honest
and straight forward in his course turn-
ing neither TO the right nor left in his
pubic duties he Gained the esteem of al H
Whether IN the House or in the commit
tee room he was always alive to his du-
ties and IT, the interest of his State and
district Few men in the House face up
to their work with more industry Than
Mr.. Evans hence it is that he has risen
in public esteem and gained so largely
upon the admiration of his opponents.
[Centreville Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29

4 SENSIBLE FREAK OF FASHION. The
New York Home Journal says: "Econo-
my is the fashion as well as the neces,i-
ty ofParis, at the present time, and Gig
afs; the best of which could only be had
for FIVE cents piece, have been tacitly
and practically voted too dear luxury.
It is the model to smoke pipe-not the
costly oriental pipe with the perfumed
tobacco of the Levant. 10 which even
.he most delicate lady could make no Oh
sections, but the common clay pipe, OF
which the expense, with IFS tobacco, Is
sitle ornothing; but of which the odor
ias been hitherto thought uncomfortable.
!: is knowing Stylish 'commeil .Gut,' to
pead want OF means as an excuse for
anything, in the present stagnation of
things in Paris, and though the Govern
alarmed at the decrease ofrevenue from
she d,scontinuance of cigars has lowered
the duty, and enable the vendors to al
for! FIVE cent Havana for four cents,
!he pipe continues to increase in popu-
iarlty.'
AS Paris is the great capital OF lie en-,
plTe OF fashion, whose supremacy is &C
hnowledged by the practice of even our
own independent Republicans, we hope
to see the great French fashion univer-
sally dopted Of living according to ones
means, in defiance of appearances.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29

From TExAs.-The New Orleans Bull
letin has dates from Texas to the 4th inst.
The Austin Gazette says that Doctor
Ford's company of Mounted Rangers, one
OF the three ordered out by Gen. Brooke,
has been mustered into the service of the
United States, by Gen. Harvey. This
company has been ordered to range between
Corpus Christi and the Rio Grande. Capt
Grumbes' company has been organized
and mustered into service before this time
Captain Smock is also filling up COM
pany.
There was no additional election news
although, from the returns already received
it was pretty certain that Bell was elected
Governor, and Green Lieutenant Governor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29
DIED.

At his residence in the city of Baltr-
more. on Wednesday evening Goth inst.
at I O'Clock, of short but severe illness
DAVID R cKErTs, ST., in the 65th wear of
his age, the deceased was well known
and highly respected by the citizens OF
Baltimore generally, having held the Of
flee of flour inspector for 16 years. He
leaves arge family and extensive cir
Gle OF friends and cqualntances 10 mourn
their loss.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29
VESHE BLUE HENS CHICKEN, pub
4 lIshed at Whining on Delaware; sub

VESHE BLUE HENS chicken, pub
4 lIshed at Whining on. Delaware; sub
scrIptloo, if paid in advance, or within
Inc year s., If not paid Until the end Of
the year, The Charge will he So. This
paper conains all the loci news of Del
aware, such as marriages. deaths, mar
kets, proceedings of the court, sal"s of
houses and land. commencement of bust
ness, dlssou ion of partnership, failures
dividends sc, &c. The paper is inJe-
pendent. relormatorv and progressive in
ITS character. II will contaiu communi
cations on all subjects, both in favor and
against the principal measures Of the
day. Also tales, poetry, a ecdotes &c,
SC, SC.
The Blue Hens Chicken has the lar
@ ST circulation Of any paper in Della
Ware, (iu proof OF which the list Of Lt-
tiers are published in it, and probably of
any country paper in tas Union. The
number of copies printed of. is near
three thousand per week. Anv one
doubling the above. upon calling a, the
office, the matter will be proved to their
satisfaction, by exhibiting he books.
&c.
TIE Blue Hens Chicken circulates
not only IN Delaware, but also 10 some
extent in the adjoining districts of Mary
land. and extensively in the county of
Chester and Delaware Pa. II is aIsu Ia
ken in nearly every respectable reading
room. Hotel and oyster saloon in Phila-
delp''ia- also in many or the principal
hotels and reading rooms of Baltimore,
New York and other cities.
Citizens Of Wary Wand delirous Of SCI
ling lea estate, would do well 10 adver-
tse the same in the Blur Heo's Chicken.
as from its "x'e' sive crrulyton, (cspoc-
tally amongst that class of persons drsi.
'ous Of purchasing and setting IN Mary
land } they could hardly fail in getting
an increased price for their land.
A square will consist of 10 lines will
be inserted IN the Blue HENS Chicken
three times for ST. and % cents ior
each subsequent insertion. Larger ad-
ver'isements in the same prnror,ion.
Advertisements by mail promptly atten-
ded 10.
September goth 40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-29
EEOWE's e. COS,
UNITED STATES CIRCUS.

This immense Establishment the largest and
most complete ever organ, zed, comprising tho
best Equestrian and Gymnnstic Troupe ever
collected with Stud of HORSES and Ponies
superior 10 any other in the country will cxhlb-
il at FL .kTDN, on SATURDAY Sept 29lh 1919.
The L. > Circus, in its Proerers through
the country " i'll be proceeded by The great tri-
nmphant
Golden Chariot!
Drawn BY 20 Cream Colored Horses and de-
voted to the convey ance Of a celebrated NEW
YORK Brass Band. The magnitude and spleu
dor of this immense vehicle baM cs descriptions
1t is the ONLY ONE of modern TINES which
approaches the colossal achievements Of art Dies
crihed IN ancient history. Its weight exceeds
FIVE TONS, and its elaborate carving and
gliding surpasses ANYTHING OF the kind ever wit
messed. The famous
JOHN MAY,
acknowledged universally as the best CLOWN
in the world, is member ofths Company
Also
Mr. Richard Rivers,
ef The hest principal Rider living together with
Mr.. B. r. Runnclls, the fIerculean ant
Horse Rider; Chang Won Fang the wonder iul
Chinese bottle performer; MIR. &. w. Sergeant,
the great dramatic Eqncs,rian; Mons Hubbell
the celebrated Cannon d, u performer; Mr. Cole,
the unrivalled Comfort ionist; Miss Jo hnsos, and
Mcsdnnes Cole and johnson, Female Equestr.
ans OF celebrity; Mr. w r. Smith, the prince
of comic singers: Nles',s Nagles, Bliss, K"nne-
dy, 1atnail. Johnson and Miller, first class
Gymnasts, aud others Of acknow lodged talent
in Their various departments.
4 Whitaker Ring Master.
ADMISSION, 25 cents, Children under 9
halfpIce' Doors open at and I, Performance
Commences at half past , and half past p. A.
At iIavre de Grace September %, al '.Penn-
grove" n. J. Octotcr 40.
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