The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

THE CECIL " II &c.
roRaa,ir,sana Correspondence,

leading papers and magazines Of the country.
May We not hope to hear from him often.
We think our subscribers will be pleas a gain
with Tie Wing this week. '.21se!'.o. furnishes
US with pretty poetical article, addressed to
one Of cur readers, but not the less interesting.
on that account, 10 others. We hope Alice"
amid the cares ami duties that demand her atten-
ton and time, may find leisure to reply to him.
Our correspondent from H'aysiGc, furnishes US
with third epistle, we'll worth the reading; and
"Clara ita-nsey," ,he spirited origna! Sketch on
the first page, will be read with none the less
avidty, under the surlniSe tia. i. is chapter or
two Of autobiography Of enc vi our prominent
citizens.
We think We have been keeping up, on the
last lage, valuable Agricultural department;
AMI the attention Ct our friends, the farmers,
from WI o;e calling We came and thitherward tend
again is invited 10 the chapters on Agricultural
Chemistry, found there in this Taper. They are
very valuable papers, and were selected and sent
TO US for publication, by Senator Of the United
States, who is first class farmer, alike theoreti
cally and practically.
We would be glad to receive COMMUNICATIONS
from farmers detailing systems aud experiments
that have proved successful. These things are
always interesting and useful too. Accounts Of
fine stock, large crops, &c., are also, particular
ly welcome to both Editor and reader
We arc led TO think tlat cur subscription list
will largely Increase. There are very nany per-
SONS in the county who do not take county pa
per, whom we would like to supply with The
Wig We intend 10 make it worth taking, and
by taking it cur friends will aid us materially in
making il 90. Where are all our old campaign
subsctibers7-many Of them, we have no doubt,
would like 10 have the paper still. $40 cash,
VII Fay fer six new subscribers ard SIS for three
We are under many obligations TO cur Edi,ori-
al friends in different places, from their friendly
recognition Of us under our new earb. From
among the number Of notices in the papers new
before US, We copy the following, that our sub
scsibers may see what others say Of U.S.
From the Frcderici: Eramirer.
THE CECIL WIro.--Tkis paper Genes TO US
this week very much improved in lis appe ance,
being set up in new type. Ii affords US much
pleasure to see this Improvement II is an ey-
dcnce Of the prosperity OF our friend RIcKETrs in
his calling and gives assurances Ct more useful
ness in his position (if possible as Editor Of
"Ti: Gail WIG" than heretofore. He is a
racy writer and fearless advocate Of his princi-
pies.
From The Hagerstorn TcrchNght.
THE CEcIL WEIa.--Ths paper Genes to US in
an entire nov dress. 1t is one of the best Wing
papers in the State, and We hope it will meet with
that encouragement which it has justly earned.
From. the Baltimore Clipper.
THE Cecil WnIc.--This PAPER comes to us
very much improved in its appearance, in new
type. The Wing is conducted with ability and
We are pleased al its success
From The Dclawars Journal.
TIFF CEcIL (Mp.} WIS, came to us las, Sat
urjay in Il beautiful and new dress oftype from
stop TO toe" 1t is greatly improved thereby and
makes neat and very handsome appearance.-
We congratulate friend RIcgI7Ts on his success,
OF which the appearance of his paper is an evil
d0nce, and we wish him all prosperity and hap
llness.
From, the Worcester Shield
TIE CEcIt WING, comes to us this week great
" improved in ppearance--haviug donned a
new suit from heal 10 foot. The Wing is dccid-
ely one Of the most spirited political rapers
Published on this sior" that we receive, and We
welcome ita arrival with greet corIIalty.
Frcm The Naviri Gazette.
1MFRovrMENT.--T sterlingu old Wligrnpcr.
the Cecil Wing" CONC, to us this week much
improved in appearance. We are Glad to see
this, as il augurs we'll for the sncce.s Of its en-
trrprising aad talented editor. who is certainly
e11tle1 to the patronage Of the gallant Wings Of
Cecil.
These friendly notices We take from among
many others that have net cur attention. We
are obliged 10 you all, gentlemen, for your fat
tering opinions and good wishes.
BY the way, friend Cox of The Hartford Ga
7sie will understand, that the author of 'sThe
Unrequited" furnished us with the lines, and for
got, we presume, that he had published them on
former occaaon--we presume SO, but have not
seen him since to know
And here we are reminded to say tc our neigh
Dor Of "The Somerset Herald" that "Ihe Lines
to a Young Girl Weeping" were written for this
paper, 10 which he would no doubt have credit
ed item, had he not forgotten.
We mentioned the reception of Z poem from
gifted author. Looking ever il, many Of our
former valued correspondents came up to mind;
among them S. NGcNu,t Esq, and we wondered
how it came that his pen, which shone alike in
sweetest rhyme and sturdy prose, had been so
long thrown by, for we had for tbs sought his
name in vain in the papers and magazines for
which he used to write; and such questions as
this came up: elias devotion to the Law en-
crossed his time 7" or "Ilas politics .turnel the
tide ofhis huaor from fancys scarings," and thus
thinking Of him, we opened the Dslauare Ga
1e'te, and 10 u fresh and beautiful! poem over his
name. We must copy it Sam, and in the mean
time The Wing would be most happy 10 hear
from you.
Just at this writing
"The sad night brcczes sigh"
with rathnr Ioud brnutb ,ro,,J H. L,u,,