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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-16

WH,T A WOMAN In s.. Louis lately,
Mrs. Cannon was fined $40 for whip
ping her husband, which she paid with a
sinister look, saying soho uoce. "Never
mind the money, l wear the breeches, I
iol'm At home. and won. have 1t out
of his bones-weil II don't you can Kill
me-"
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ly~"Now Patrick said auiS", "wlat
do you say to the charge, arc you guilty
or rot guilty"
"Faih' but that's difficult for Yer honor
10 ak, let alone meset. Wait I'LL hear
he eEidence.'
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,, Use WlTEorT A PlR.ItrL Tile
i-"g'''h Court records frequently rxEi1,t
nuiiah. nature liz most wicked a.ta.,.,
ne following Is case almost y,.hr,a
parallel E'izsbeth Buhh, was convicted
OF ING ,mpGfdgr Of Mara II o'ytss rircr
oy Withholding from her Necessary too,i
ana clothing Richard Hook. the la,brr
a man OF substance, losing his wife. tort,
her sister, the SAID Elizabeth. 10 be- t;,
housekeeper. She hasSchikD
saTn, AID SON becoming ess. ol|
fNnlty, SHE began ta.nl and >har
BY tifr sister, q Militia was .,h,
yoaoErst ~ 1s girl .riqg only Jour
years Old, on un' olklsr ,ersE ase Of
curse sadrre ioost;and 4LsNrr" was
any d'si!nct!ond was TIE mosr nisused
She was kept aI,tSy(kaksd- va. lqit Gov.
cred wish tiIth-Svsyscdrc. so ed
morse! Of food ~ s4fppea I'll w.
i"sfG''a'.y Tor ls.tor bread kyas SUIT
tered to live by the. a Side unSredrl-
was reduced to sk'a.on, andfAd4 half
'diotlc by hard usage nI GuAllvtIiel n
conHu!sIons 'IHe giri Thsu, ME .c.j..s-
ed only sic Pou''d.. which il. lei: ihar liz.
ordinary welsht.of an int..d at a.,ta,
Not the least remarkable feature # this
fass was that the whole meighsorhood
vera virtually accomplcgs of this slow.
internal murder. They all knew what
was IN progress, and yet raised not hanI
10 prevent IT. Neither the clergyman of
the parish, nor The relieving officer, nor
the parochal authorities, nor ,juyI.
nelshbor, inteTposed between the child
and the consulnmation OF her long sgonv.
va the trial, Elizabeth Bulb, the house
keeper, was found guilty, and sentenced
to transportation for life; and Richard
Hook, the father, it beng proved that he
was from home much OF the time, was &C.
Quilted.
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Boys, il you would be honored men,
take care OF your conduct now.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-16

TEANNSalvl>G DAy.-The States as far
as heard from, have appointed the follow
ing Thanksgiving day:
Maine, Dec. II Now Trlk, Dec -
y. Hampshire, Nov. - Pemr.yvonia. " u
Vermont, Dee. 8 maryland, Nov. IS
Massachusetts,, Nov. as Iniiana, g IS
Connoctclt, 2s t'!or!a, :" IS
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-Strdng, GOOD common sense, and som
philosophy besides, in these four quaint vors
lets!
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10 lie PuLIic.

The subscriber mot being engaged in
any other business has resumed the prac
tIce OF Land Surveying, Conveyancing,
&c. Being acquainted with the different
qualities of soil in The neighhorhood, per-
chs wishing to buy or sell Land would
cd it 10 their advantage to give hun a
II. JElHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Nd.
June | 80 IT.
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CEGTyEV

NAM. G, LOWE respectfully Informs his
w friends and the public general ly, thu, lie
Is now making upat his extensive clothing cstah-
llshment. Ms 81 Market Street, between Front
4 Second, Wilmington, a large and fashionable
assortment Of clothing. which he intends selling
at the lo"rsl prices tor cash. Thankful for tue
patronage heretofore so literally oxicncd to him
nc respectfully invites a continuance Of the same
Clothes made to order at the shortest notice in
Tie Lest and most fashionable manner
Wilmington, Del " IS iy
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&C. O. TE e..

FSiiiE subscriber having purchased the entire
n stock Of IRON, STEEL. con-, st. on
the first nf the year, of H. Garrett & Co., now
offers tor sale at his old stand No. n Shipieu
Street, WIIMINGTnN, genera assortment OF
American and Foreign lron CONSISTING, OF best
refined round ircn from inches te SIG of an
!ncn. with all the intermediate sizes SQUARE
iron both hammered and rolled from 3 Is inches
to Il Of AN inch Flat iron, best refined Of III
ldths and thickncsses. A general assortment
OF Band and Scroll iron; very superior article.
Common English iron OF all sizes, of rood quail
ity, at very low prices.
Hoop iron 'rom - zach WIDE to - Ham
mcrcd iron aHt sill rods ofal sizes; Horse nail
rods, Nurwegiam aud ,Irniatta oval and hail
oval, for coach makers; cast, shear, blister. ma
chinory and spring steel. Wagon aud Dearborn
boxes from l-2 TO ID inches, horse nails. Sc
Also, IA general assortment Of Grjnhstonc
consisting OF Beroa. New Castle aud Nova SEQ
Tia, part OF which is believed to he equal, if no
SUPERIOR to any ever otiored in this city. n lso
about two thousand bushels of lemons Lest
Coal, all of which will be sold low ioi cash or
short acccptanccs. TllOS. GARRETT.
Wilmington Del, ie eff
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Ell WI. and BAIT Rail
ROAD LINE.
| ;25l "a ST.

The Morning Train Of Cars from pbiladephi,
or Bal tmorc arrive at Ektun quarter before
O'Clock A. NJ
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. at
quarter before IL clock
Night train from Baltimore arrives here at y
O'Clock at night
Night line from Phila. reaches Elk,on At
O'Clock al night.
I,5"AN ACc,Mon,rIov Tn AIN leaves ElL,o
at 6p clock a. NJ to- PnilaJelp. ia. and relun
at a.. NJ. daily 'doeXcept Sundays
.ipril 27, BENZ. w Ell H.
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This is to Give Notice, That the

This is to Give Notice, That the
subscriber Of ecI! county hath ob'aiued
from the Orphans curt OF said county, let
rers Tta'amenIary on the personal estate OF
Hannat. Price late Of said county de
ceased Al persons having claims agaiue
the said decreased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated. on or before he 18Th day
o. May 1891, they may Otherwise ty
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
TO the 4abscrlbnr Given umder my hand
bis 18Th day June 1850.
AMUEL PR Z, EXIT
lima [ i 'Nil--n.,.
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EOTHGtE.

TETI}E Co-partncship heretofore existing under
II the firm Of Brown s. Mclntire, is this day
dissolved bp mutua! consent All persons in.
dohtcd to the late firm, are requested to call and
settle their accounts 18th either of the e,lbscrih-
crs. EDMUND SHAWN, Jr.
ANDREW MCINTYRE, Jr.
Elkton, Sept 2lst, 1850
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q. u g r. @

FENHE SUBsChlBEES have in store and 10
3 sale upon reasonable terms,
300 tons dry Patagonia Guano.
300 DO Government Peruvian Guano.
The quality OF The above we can recommend
with Confluence 10 those in want Oft article.
Liberal aeduclon made to country Merchants
ALLEN 3 NEfDLES,
% and % South. Wharycs, above Chesnut st.
aug 81 3m PHILADELPHIA.
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SE,4SO.N.lBLE GOODS,

which he will offer for sale on accommodating
terms The Undersigned would return his sin
ccre thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him as partner in the late firm of Brown
s, MclntIro, aud would respectfully solicit con-
imam ce OF past iavors. ED. BROWN Jr
Sent IS, 1850
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-16

"A ing soap, Tor sdlo by VIM. FELL.
This is to Give Notice; That the
Subscriber OF Cecil county halil obtained
from the { "hans' Court of said county, let
ers of Administration onthe personal estate
Of George England late OF said county
decd. All persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned to exhb~
ii the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, on or before the 3oth day of
August 1851 they may Otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment
TO the subscriber Given under my hand
this dth day of September 1850.
SAMUEL J. ENGLAND, Ad'mr.
Sept. ii '50--6w
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commissioners 900
REYNOLDS 1slael for building
pldge rs ------- 69,S1
Reynolds Leonard for re.
pairing road 400
Rogers jeremiah road m
ages 1900
Riddle Humphrey retund-
ed taxes 3,S6
Rawlings John for open
ING new road 5000
Ricketts, +. {. for advcrl,-
sing schoo! bill, and for
commissioners, and for
blanks 1913 10
Ricketts, P. c. for blanks
aud adv. for Orphans
| court 1890
Saunders Caleb for COZ
| fins $3.50
Sutton Thomas P. Tor re-
pauing road 9,4S
Shippers s rawiord, bury
ing pauprr cI!d 4,!2
Strout Arthur NJ road
damages 1900
Smith John (millcr) ior re-
pairing 1887
SeGg &ck Willis T. Tor coi-
! fin go
Sites Henry S! for putting
| up foot log 1897
5tladley John for digging
graves 800
Smith Samuel Il. road COM
missioner 200
Scott David (ot Jno) Tor
! foot bridge 1887
Sluyter Benjamin F, road
commissioner 100
Steele John road commits
sioner 900
Smith John (millcr) for foot
log 4S,3+
Scott William T. for build
ing bridge 1900
Turner DR. James for post
mortem examination 1000
Thomas John Z, for Dig
! gins graves 800
! Iay lor Fhos road damages 1900
! Taylor Iohs for boarding
and attending panper 20,93
Ten Eyck Frederick, chain
! man on road survey 100
Thackery Thomas acct as
constable 1911
V.
Vandcriord Henry Jr, for
adv for Orphans court 1880
! Nanderlord Henry Jr, for
advertising School Bill
and Tor commissioners "A 80
! White Ira read damages 80 90
Warng VIM, road commits
sioner and plot of road 300
! Wilson John A for ccihns 4.03
Walmslpy Robert NJ, for
repairing bridge 1901
West John T, account as
constable 9.S3
Wells DR. Samuel, post NOR
TEN examination 1000
! Total amount OF levy S2l ,S3l.IS
| Collectors commissions Tor
equity tax on SIS 1925
/ at 6 per cent l,32O.03
S23,37l.S3
I Balance TO meet railroad
/ and other insolvencies
and incidental expenses 1922
Total ami of county tax S25,33;.25
By order OF the commissioners Of Cecil
county P c RICKETTS,, { Jerk
/ hereby certify that the FORGING IS
correct copy OF the Levy for the ycar
1 1850 taken from the books of the com
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The business will be continued by the under
signed who has just returned from Philadelphia
with very choice selection of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-16
':SDCrtSrtlFaa Fake Notice"
Holm KRTOER

.N'orthcni Cor Hah,m and Second SIS, Philadelphia
E.S IS Just Received FRESH assortment Of
Il A$lIOT GUNS, Powder Flasls. Game
Bags, and all other sporting apparatus. Oft the hes
nd most approved patterns which lac cont inue
0 sell at the most rels ,nnhe rates
He is also prepared to supply all descriI lion
Of Sporting Powder, Percussion Caps Shot Bul
let hioulds, Bali and Blank Blank Cartridges,
and all materials for Gun Makers, Sporisnen,
Sc. as low as any other establishment i'll the u.
States.
a superior article Of Percussion Caps, de-
signed expressly for U. 3 lilies, a lwGvs on hand
In testimony Of his skill as manufacturer thu
Frank lin Institute awarded to him two Certf-
cafes, III the year 1910 and '4a, and four Siivcf
Medals in the year 1914, DC. Al and IS. all IN
which may be seen at his place Of business
a assortment Of Fishing Tack lie constantly
hand. Phla. aum 3l-3m
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Plano Forte Warer0Cms,

No Ill Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
THE OLD STAND
Occupied for more than one third Of a century
by G." Willie Esq.
The undersigned would most Ie-
e5s,z - a-3.srrctluly uuununcc 10 the pu%lic
j z j J'hot he rs AGENT for uorc than
rwEAIy Of the most celebrated Manufacturers
nrs,on, New York Phiipdelrhln, and elsewhere;
aud IS constantly receiving from thcm PIN%os
of the rjri,,s $. and most warned styles, Of superior
tone, and u! thn most superb finish, oi 6, TO
Ocravrs which arc warranted equal I" any n'an
ullcturcd either IL tas country or III Europe
just received alsI Il further snpply oithHrch
cnd PertoY Organs Of bcunlinI patterns, and fine
tones.
iii. Warcroom is constantly supplied with
choice selection Of SERArHi%Es Nnh NEi"rE"Ns
from the oldest and most extensive mNmu'Hrt"-
RES in the Unrlod Sl,ns: atnoug w!l,h 50 ,ltw
slyc REED OhcAH, h"yin" t'riarl's patent
improvements, wieh Gilt pipes III front, mud case
elegantly carved and hghiy orn'm"n.nL
rurulnr and Rcpur,r| -- @,g. Salvador La
Grassa "A distinguished Piano Forte AiHuulclu-
rer aud Organ Du'dvr, SOL ";t"n|t to orders.
OSGA Il Z. b CARTER.
Phiia., aug 3i-5m
ATTENT' ION
THE subscriber hcgs leave 80 return his s'n
core thanks to kind puhha, tor the patron ~
received Tor twenty years, rs
SURVEYOR AND OHEEIAN Err,
and promises TO continue i" max" my r,a,"ni-
bic sacrifice, for the accommodation OF AL those
who may desire to porpcturtu such patronage.
He al.o continues 10 set as
LAND AGENT,
or all those who may confer M him such agency
JOHN JANNEi.
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ond and Pine SITS, Philadelphia -Mcn's for
scots, Womons 25cis, and Children for Il i-2
cts Old Gums mrudcd or taken in exchange
for new. BOOTS and SHOES equally as
cheuy--.9 liberal discount to dealers
DOM forget it is the lowoI corner Of See
ond and Pine SITS, Philadelphia
Feb ., 'jO-Gn.
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Foald Hezekiak acct as
constable SO
Gregg James, for building
bridge 59,Gl
Gillespie james ter attend
ing and burying pauprr. 1900
Grant VIM J. for colin $50
Colbert Joseph, road dam
aces 5000
Graham Z. B. refunded
taxes IL 80
Gordon Henry for buryns
pauper 2,oo
Gilpin Henry II. for crows
heads 1871
Heckart ]. J. tor building
bridge S9.27
Hvland Lambert for coffin $50
Harris John for boarding
Mary Butler Is months 1890
Hague VIM. l.. Tor coffin $50
Hall Josiah acct. as consta-
bic 12,12I
Hanes William acct. fees 1868
Hall Josiah for House for
elections 5000
Janney John surveys and
plots OF roacs 1900
Jordan Doct. A. NJ. ply
slcian at Inqnisiton 800
lamar James H. extra legal
services $500
Joyce George accts. as mag
istrate 22,30
lamar James II. counsel to
commissioners 5000
lamar James II. fee IN
Rail road case 10000
James, David road COM
missioner 200
X.
knight Theodore H. tuner.
al expense. of paurer 2,72
Kidd James II. witness to
Hartford 800
Knock Wm. II. for collins 1880
Kirk Jab II. for repairing
bridge 5000
Lynch Hasson acct. as con-
stable 81
Lum Nicholas additional
allowance as supervisor 5000
Love Bennett chairman on
road survey 100
Marshbank s. Cantwell,
work at clerks Office 1880
MarshbaDk s. CantWell for
collins 1900
Mckinney John road COM
missioner 200
Moore William (teacher)
read commissioner 200
Moore William w. chain
man on road survey 100
Mckinney Robert n. chain
man on road survey 100
Mckinney John for OPEN
ing new road 3o,o0
Mathews Charles allow
ance as supervisor 5000
Mnker Henry for attend
ing sick pauper 800
Nc Culough Hiram for
copy of school bill 40 90
Moore George w. acct as
magistrate 900
Morgan John w. acct. as
magistrate S,s'
! McIntre Andrew Tor FL
| ling hole IN road 1862
Mctoy Henry road dana.
| Gcs W
Mccoy James do. do. 1000
Mchcner John d. road
commissioner 300
Morrison Benz amin chain
man on road survey LOO
Moore Amos for collins 81, 90
McCIay William chairman
on road survey 100
McCauley James survey
and plot Of road 100
Michigan John l. for foot
log 1900
Mitchell Doct. II. II. acct.
as physician al Jail, sc, 1881
McVey Hiram for excess of
taxes paid 800
Miller Ben)amin acct. as
magistrate 1,5O
Mccullough George acct.
as county clerk 1903
Maryland Hospital for five
| lunatic inmates 10000
| Nicholas John for boarding
pauper $500
Nowland William II. acct.
| as magistrate 4,75
Noble James acct. as con-
stable 1866
! Nickle Samuel road COM
missioner 900
| Nowland Lambert d. acct.
| as magistrate 6,l9
| Nowland Lambert D: road
! commissioner 100
| p
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FOR SALE.
ESIgzS. NNkS.

Fashionable Silk Hats, mems and boys China
Pearl do. Straw, German Straw, Seanett. Palm
Leaf, Drab Wool, mems Panama, do Russia
SIouch, boys brilliant Braid, for sale by
Map Is Wh' iORbERI.
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PtnnOck's and Persons Drills

THE subscriber having an agency for the sale
oI DriIs manufactured by S. s VI, Pennock o.
!>enart Square, Chester co, and and also Of tie
Erilson DI.U made BY Bush & Lobdeil fthis
city, tae chNl"oter Of both make of Drills are
wei known. They are now offered to Farmers
and Dealers on the most favorable terms, at my
won Store. No 81 ShiplDy street, Wilmington,
nlhere those wishing to purchase can have the
opportunity OF examining each make. II is he-
rcyed that those make OF Drills arr superior to
y others offered for sale
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Wilmington 10 90 TUOS. GARRETT.
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LADIES SHOES

LADIES SHOES.
Mrs. SMITHS Bushin $. Ntci:r .oles a
Kid Shppcrs--Also Children Nazarine, Blu
Green, Light, Bronze and Black,
may 10 for sale by g. f. Nav.
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4 Statement

OF the Receipts and disbursements Of
Cecil county, Tor the year 1880, made out
and published BY order of The Comm's-
sioncrs, agreeahiv to the Act OF Assembly
AMOUNT OF PROPERTY.
Liable to county taxation.
In the ii District $SG2,SSs
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GiIIIHg Twincs, Seine Twiacs e.
'Soc2 lbs Gill net Irvine, "assortcd nos"
10000 " Superior Seine Irvine,
500 : Cotton yurn and wrapping twines,
20 Coils Glli Nett Line,
20 BbIs pure Cider Vinegar,
80 - Superior Old Rye Whiskey,
90 N and Porto Rico Sugar,
30 Bags prime Rio and Laguyra Coffee
Duponts sporting powder, patent compressed
shot, Walkers best patent gun cats.-wIlh a
variety of Groceries and Liquors, for sale by
EDMUND WOLF,
sep ~ SIN 10 Pratt St, BALLrlnoRE.
Gill Net and Seine TWiaes.
5000 lbs best English Gin Threcd warranted. >
10000 Superior Sein" Twines, just received
ant for sale by EDMUND WOLF,
sep Il Sun 10 Pratt ST, Baltimore.
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This is to Give No'tce. That the
subscriber Of Cecil county have obtained
ION the Orphan's Cout of SAID coun ~ lei
ers OF Administration on lie personal es-
tale OF Joseph Wennrh ,iate of said
county deceased. All persons having
claims against the SAID deceaseo, are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof d"ly authenticated. on or
before the 25'h day Of September 1851
otherwise by they may be excluded from
all beaeit Of said estate All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to The Subscriber
Gwen under my hands ibis l2rh day o,
October 1850.
MARY ANN WENRICH, Admir-.
0ctul II 30 Gw
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T7ancy Fulers. Washing and Military Shay
a ing Soap, for sale by VIM PElJ..
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August Il '50--Gw.
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@ LOOK HERE Cheaper than
E'3 Ever. Just received lot OF
efssp III wGSchcap GUMS from auction and
E are now selling very cheap at
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05

RAJ fraternity in Burlington esteemed them.
selves more honored than hospitablc, and will
be always glad to " double aud repeat"
-lhc BoSion Alias contains c,crs from
ono OF It's accomplished Editors, Col. Scuo,,rrn
VINO contributed far more to the endowment or,bo
occasion OF which he writes than any gratlica.
toh he could have received. The Colonel took
preliminary trip into Montreal. and Tins mon
| tons our Steamers.
Our sail down the lake from BURLINGTON 70 c,
IohhS was very pleasant. We lett Burlington NJ \
O'Clock III the evening, in the steamer Burntt -,
The captain Of which we had the pleasure Of nm IN
f"uucuon. We received every attention the boat
was Clean aud comfortable, and everything was in
good order. - wa '''
cit Montreal on Monday evening and returned
ny the same route to Burlington where arrived nm
i uts1ay morning. The steamer Fraucis Snlius ;,
capt. CHAPMAN, we gladly recommend 10 the m .
ltonagc Of the traveller. The boat is IA very rood
one ana he captain - one OF the most kind hearted
Una peasant gcrileInan we cycrmet with Perhaps
IT may De lnvdous to single either him or his boat
OUT Tor special Communications il may be that MI of
, ,ie p'ata ana n OF the commanders upon Cham
'os'y Is That the lake is highly favored.
Through our "sghuy-built" friend, Chap.
man, is 'dter trump we assure the Alas
That al the Captains Of our Steamers are zen.
'lemen whose especial pleasure and business
1t Is TO make their guests comfortable and han
py. If Col. SCHUYLER had encountered La.
rnEor and DAVIS, lie would have found them
ana their boats " in ii confederation ACCORDING
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05
& . n & II l. = )
May 2lst 1880.

IT Is getting 10 be little less III m nIis,ucc
I" be obliged to unfold the ample columns of
"''r large city contemporaries, aud wade throurh
the verbose nc cunts Of the daily dolngs OF Con.
grcss, he Slavery Question, unlustly am /
a3sufdly complicated with that Of ADMITTING the
state of California into the In,ou-- bo,h If
winch would long -slnce have been ttisidcror-
~ disposed OF, If Mr.. WEBSTER and Mr.. CRAY
hid spared the country their Herulean efforts
,"compro Mise where compromise is neither prac
'Ic'ole nor demanded, and had Addressed them
s'FeS to the nutyoi sustaining and carry, on.
tie coh"non-senSe patriotism Of the plan o,
resident IAYLoR) remains, at the end of sew
en- months, quite as far from adjustment. ON fine
plan OF Mcssrs. Foote, Clay and Webster rs il
was III the beginning. Indeed We think n,tl
Ing nut evil has grown out Of the protrarted.
needless and exciting debate on the subject q
INC respective rights" OF the Free aud Slave
states. II appears to the pForLr of the I'm
ION, That there are no "rghls nor wron,s y to
DC talked about IN the premises. The question
OF the extension of Slavery Is one tn t on,ress
has the constitutional power TO settle. and all
'h1t his to be done is for Congress to vorr. one
way or the other, on this question, whenever It
Is presented If the South pronos4. 10 -I''7orve
the Union - D-..5tusS rcfIIss to vote As the
South wishes, then let the South do 1t. The
North mikes no su h threats nor cnutamnl,tos
any such retaliation. The North j, conton, to
leive Congress to vote as 1t thinks "fr," and
will "aPpy the remedy" to the case of anv Of
h2r Representatives who do not represent her.
THIS Is all the North contempotes dony. The
WINGS OF the North stand by President TAy-
LoN, and the patriotic and sensible rocolnineu.
datloHs OF his message. Tley insist, and viii
continue to INSIST, on the right and justice of adj
hitting California into the Union, and arc o.,
i'hed to leave Slavery IN the Territories as the
humane and liberal laws of Mexico have Left :,
They abhor and repudate the famous "Co,r-
promise bill" They will never consent 10 p,ve
slavery all that Mr. Calhoun asked, thine and
opportunity to get IN, any mhere!
- II Congress only knew how its consDi,-
uents look upon its chickering's and contentious
it8 small talk and smaller action, it would 10,
l'self out as Clerk to a Fish Mlrket and CON.
tider itself improved by the proceeding. We
cut nom the N. Y. Courier AMI EnqV;rey fine