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St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09

Francis w. kcFChncr.
FASHIONABLE BOOT l. SHOE MAKER,
No. los WEST FAyErTH SrEEr,
Opposite the Liberty Engine House,
BALTIMORE,
90 Respectfully informs his friends
III that he has purchased R
the old established -
stand Of Mr.. J. Hartman, and is
prepared to supply them with Opera
Boots. Caters, Scotch Boots and Shoes
of all kinds. for gentlemen's wear, made
Of the best materials. BY strict attention
TO business, he hopes TO merit share of
the patronage extended to the late pro.
prietor.
August s. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
SILVER WARE !.

& OLD SILVER FORKS; Table
~ Desert and Tea SPOONS Silve
Tea Sets, of the richest and most elegan
patterns Silver Pitchers.-Also,
FINE GOLD WATCHES:
Rich Plated Casters Baskets; Candle.
sticks elegant Pearl Jewelry, &C., for
sale by.
SAMUEL KIRK & SON,
Gold and Silver Smiths.
No. l72 Baltimore street,
Oct. %. lsS2-Im.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
OOPS
] Of 1851.

len ELL are
one Of the largest
cks Of seeds ever
~ country store.
/ WEIR.
|ack silks. 6ne de
Fins. regent silks,
Rls, white Swiss
b cambria hand
ves. Swiss and
servings, &c.
VS. WEIR:
ne cloths, low,
ack and brown
eskin and other
eres ct from rs
in, silk, marseil.
ings, half hose,
and drawers,
business coats,
IS, &c.
ings OF various
bleachei and
pens, linens for
pslins, 1000 pair
SO pair Of wa.
{ fine city.made
sses' city.made
with their usu
DWARF, Queens
s, Paints, Drugs
]: !: ); Fl: I'll: !:
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
Local Agents Wanted.

In every town, and all through tn
country, great numbers OF copies Of thes
Rules can be disposed of by any on
who will only take the trouble TO mai
their scope known. They compri
that which business men, and everyboy
has long felt The want Of, and will gl
ly obtain. The nature Of the bust
allows any one TO act as Agent, an
energy ensures q large reward. Al
fore explained, The business requ
privacy, orders from Agents are
separate sealed envelopes for
through their hands. -
Of three copies or mors
the remittance at one tin
is allowed to be retained as o.
fee and SO per cent, on orderss
copies or more.
October Z, ls52-4m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
COnstable'S Sale.

10y virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Facias,
ID issued by Justice Of the Peace,
of the State of Meryland, in and for ST.
Mary's county, at the suit Of Edmund
Heard, against the goods and chattles,
lands and Ienements Of Joseph ]. Hay
den, and to me directed, | have seized
and taken in execution, all the right,
title, interest, claim, property, and de-
mand whatsoever at law and in equity
Of the said Joseph J. Hayden, in and to
the following property, TO wit: A tract or
parcel Of land, lying and being in said
county, called and known as
ISHAfAEL'S FREEHOLD,
or by whatever name or names the same
may be called. being the land upon
which the said Hayden now resides, con.
tanning 1l9 acres, more or less. And
| hereby give notice, that on Tuesday
the ! 4th day Of December next, between
the hours Of 1 and o'clock, p. NJ,
will offer at public sale, at the Court
House door in Leonard Town the above
described property, so seized and taken
n-exe cution, to the highest bidder for
cash. JAMES F. ABEL, Const.
November 10. lss2-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
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St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09

rell known Boston Athene-
m, who says, "I would rather own il than
ny painted copy have ever seen; E p Whip
ie. Richard HIldreth, Hon Edward Everett,
LID, Jared Sparks. LID, William II. Pres
oft, LID, Washington Irving. Ralph w.
merton, Esq, Prof I C UphaIn, T Head
=, riiz Green Halleck. II w Longfellow,
Simms; and from Europe, Lord
's hrd, T B Macauly, Sir Archibald Alison,
Mayor of London. &c &c &c. The pre- s.
the entire union have with one
lined the merits Of this superb en-
all to possess this valuable trea i.
at the low price Of S5 per cory.
cd by GEORGE w. CHILDS,
pr Filth and Arch streets, PhiIa-
"A. BURNETT.
for the State OF Maryland.
have been made with the
Ftment, by which copies Of the
lent to any point. per mail, in
Dpitting Five Dollars to A.
re Street, Baltimore, will
trait sent to them free
frames, got up en-.
Is, furnished at the low
"a issued,
FlCENT PORTRAIT OF
A L. y A CK g ON.
B WEIGH, Esq, after the origi.
bainted by 7 Sully, Esq.
u will be match for the Wash.
in every respect IS well got up
r copy. Address as above.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09

HED,
EIFTCENT
flashing.

Pm Stuart's only
|neum, Boston.
hved under the
EuIly, Esq, the
tist, is the only
lever published,
greatest work
htry. AS TO its
of the adopted
shi ngton Park
full representa-
and to Chief
Court Of the
work Of art il
like every on
ppy in its like
It was my
in the days Of
earance is yet
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Presi.
me
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Jul
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Of art ever pro-
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United States,
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St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09

u Horses, Sheep. -
Cattle, Hogs, and
Household and AX
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04
HON. ALEX. EVANS.

Mr.. Evans, the Representative in
Congress from this District, returned
home on Wednesday looking remarka-
bly, well. He has been prominent
actor in bringing about the beneficial
measures Of the last session, and his
ability and usefulness are widely seen
and acknowledged. In the Portsmouth,
Va, Duly Transcript of Wednesday,
we find the following IN Washington
letter, dated the 9th August:
"Mr. Evans, of Mary land, got an
amendment to the Light House bill, yes
terday, which authorizes the establish
ment of a Light House Board to be COM
posed of a mixed number of army and
navy officers, of scientific attainments.
If the Senate pass it, the establishment
will be transferred from Father Pleasan-
ton, to these officers, who are not to be
allowed any extra pay, or additional
salary whatever. The present lighting
apparatus and the Light Houses will
gradually undergo change immensely
beneficial to commerce and to the ma
tional treasury. The Lens or Fresnel
system will be economically introduced,
and all Europe attes's their superiority
over those now employed on our coasts.
Alexander Evans is one Of the ablest
and readest debaters in the House. He
is a gentleman who has made the scienc-
es his study, and to this cause is the coun-
try mainly indebted for the Light House
Reform, which it is hoped will soon be
commenced"
In the Washington correspondence of
the Baltimore Sun Of yesterday, We find
the following:
"The most radical reform that has
ever been effected IN the Executive De-
partment was accomplished by the Hon.
Alexander Evans, of Maryland, IN his
successful proposition, few days before
the adjournment, to establish Light
House Board. The measure passed the
House by good vote, and went through
the Senate by the unusual majority OF
% TO 1OH
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or in the country. If others, who see
ing the subject in a different light, at
that time opposed this adjustment. or
looked upon it with disiavor or indlf-
ference, have since brought their minds
to sanction or acquiesce in it. it is cause
for congratulaiion; but history will not
perform her Office if she fails to enuner-
ate Gen. Scott among the firmest friends
OF this national pacifcation in its hour
Of trial. |, at least, cannot consent, by
my silence, to seemingly approve the
discrimination made by you to his pre-
JUDGE, on a national question where he
was equally Jealous with myself, and
more lniluential; and know no safer
criterion for the future observance Of
the Compromise than the decisive and
mani part taken in its enactment.
TO avoid all cavil of misconstruction,
| add, that fully approaching the great
talents and services of Mr.. Webster, no
one would have accorded to him more
Jealous support than myself had he
been the nominee of the Convention.
Thanking you for the kindnes an d
confidence manifested toward me, am
very respectfully your obedrnt SER
want, WIN. A. GRAHAM.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04
Fer the Care af nySentrry.

TAR. F.. CHANDLEE'S ANTI-DlSENTFRY
u PILLS. and auxiliary treatment Will give
more satisfaction and benefit than any other
remedy now in use The pills and plan OF treat
men, are now being used and recommended by
many of our best medical men. Being bases
on SIT let scientific PRINCIPLES and acknowledged
value, and being easy for children or Others 10
take, am urged to offer them TO the p"o''r.
The pills and treatment rs safe, mid ana 80 WEI.
adapted to the safety OF tue SICK mat graf T'
majority of case, mr." speedily cured by the pills
alone. The pills will b" put up with full print
cd directions. and sent tree Of pos'n@r To any
mart of the United Stairs. Ii pulls for 81, nr
100 (or$ So. Address, DR.. f.. CHANDLER,
Sep / 2w O"jOf", CheNp COS ih.
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nro--- 1g?,od~-- S.nvo TlnDot.
VIEW ouLl~iJ' ~SosS - rS''
g.. &c. sc.

TEvhe subscribers respectfully informs the C''l-
a zcnS Of Cecil Co. that they arr prepared
at their new Foundry. in the RISING Sun W.
LACE to manufacture. Pl0w Casing& OF varl-
Gus kinds, mill work. machine work. &r.. 81,
in the best manner. at the shortest notice ana IN
the most reasonable terms.
They are also prepared 10 put mp all KINDS "t
PlonqhS in genera! use in this ncl"hb"rhood. To-
grthcr with the Atwood" Plough, OF J sIZ"s-
which is taking the place Of all other kinds, IN
portions OF Chester Co.--They are lik"wIS" ap-
pointed. hv MrEicc OF Wilmington. agents forth
sale of 'Ric's Iron Beam PIoH@h' IN THIS
County.
Alao. Constantly on hand and for sale Il ccn-
e,al assortment Of pARLoE & Cook ST"rrs ofthe
Troy. y. y. manufacture tn" best now in use.
Which they will dispose OF. al Cry Prices
They have a S'cvr called the 'ltirhlnnder' on
the principle Of the Tennessee Air Tieh,' but a
,nncE Jo'ier article, nj 30 per cent c2s-than the
prices drmandrd by tie p"'ll'rS.-
Persons wanting anything in their line, will
please call before purchasing elsewhere.
HAINES. KIRK & STURBS.
JoR HAINEs. JESSE a. NTEK: S. B. STunBs.
Rising Sun. Sep. i, lS52--3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04
Whig VI ass Meetings.

The Wing Central Committee have
called Mass meetings as follows:
Cockcysvillc, Baltimore Co., Saturday, Sep. A..
Nottingham. P. Georges Co., Saturday, Sep H..
Cheslertown, Keur Co.. Tuesday, Sep2l.
Hagerstown, Washington Co., Sep %.
Ellicotts Mills, Howard Co., Saturday, Oct. ..
Cumberland, Allegheny Co., Saturday, Oct. 8.
Elkton, Cecil county, Tuesday, Oct. 49,
Easron, Talbot county. Tuesday, Oct &c.
Westminster, Carroll Co., Saturday, Oct. 30.
1.-THE Wings throughout the State are mr.
gently requested to organize County Commit
tees where they have not been formed, and the
Officers Of all County Committees will promptly
forward their names and address TO the Wing
Central Committee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04

Tie Elhton Papcrs-OM Correspon-
dents-Politics-Siip in the Canni
Bank-Improrements-Me Ladies.
CHESAPEAKE CITY, Sep. ., 80.
Mr.. Editor:-Every Saturday NAV be
seen standing around our Post Office,
crowd Of persons anXiousl y awaiting the
arrival of the Great SouthGrn. Well
sir, she comes, and now for the Elkton
papers; you might imagine something
wonderful had happened could YOU but
hear the numerous inquiries made ANY
thing in The Wing today" "anvthine
in the Whig!" You could not help
smiling to see some of your readers as
they disappointedly turn from the Of
flee with a deep drawn sigh, and ex-
claim nothing interesting in the papers
to-day; no letter from this "our great
city, as you have already been appraised"
Why, what can be the matter with the
correspondents from this place! Has
"Contentment" exhausted all his mental
powers in sounding the trumpet for the
'city of Peth!" or can it be his silence
is owing to the fact Of being engaged in
! "pickling a few more rods fer the man
with seven handles to his name"
And where too is ST. "" his recon-
ciliating powers are very much needed
here, to put to rest the reveIings Of the
midnight astronomers; and painting anx-
iety OF MONDAY parting peppers.
AS regards political matters. know
but little, not being politician am con-
sequently unable to give you any of the
proceedings and manpuvres ofthe tram
ing men OF the running nags in the field.
Each one appears to have settled on his
candidate forthe Presidency and remains
nam on the subject; mean the citizens
OF this place, though occasionally some
vislter from the surrounding neighbor-
hood, while waiting to get his paper, and
| suppose looking for letter in "Thp
Whig," commences on the above named
strain.
The navigation through the canal ha,
been somewhat obs1ructed by slip oil
the banks in the deep cut, which was
seasonabty removed, allowing the trade
to pass as before In our little town VIC
are happy to state the march of improve.
m-nt is onward. All around NAV be
seen dwellings and buildings of diferen,
kinds being erected. Messrs Bennett
& Culinary are putting up a large anc
commodious Warehouse near the bridge
which ought to reflect credit on thes,
energetic gentlemen, for the improve
ment it has made in the appearance o
the place, if for nothing else.
Would you not like to hear somethin!
: about our Chesapeake City ladies All
Fairies | will call them. whose spark
ling eyes bespeak merry heart and gen
erous soul within; whose ruby lips TIT
bees might sip installing them fol roses
Who would not be a lady's man! (if h
, could,) when surrounded by so many O
the fair daughters of Eve, as aboun,
here, from the dignitied matron down t.
the merry school girl whose voice ma
be heard in silvery tones chanting som
tavorte song of innocence
: ORVlLLE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04
IGc Alarkrts

ELKroN MARKET, Sep. 4.-Messrs
Brown and Foard are paying 90 cents
per bushel for Wheat and 10 cents for
corn.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Sep. 3rd.-
Flour, Howard st S4,c5 City Mills
SI,25, Wheat new red 80 cts; white
do. 1,03a s ,03; Corn, white, Ga; yellow
81 GS: Oats 80 81.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04
nomination of Gen. TAYLOR:

General Scott is an older soldier
than General Taylor-one who is at
lcasf equally, if not more accomplished,
and who has distinguished himself by
more and as brilliant battles during the
War-who captured Vera Cruz, and
the Castle, and the Capital Of Mexico
and one, toe, WHO HAS MORE THE QUAIL
TY OF A CIVILIAN, ind IS better known
as Whig."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04
gHsGT CE.OTgELNG STORE.

ISAAC OETrlNGER wonld call the the at
| ,cntion of his friends and customers. and the
public in general 10 his complete and well So
lected stock. from which they ran be accom-
modalcd upon the most reasonable terms, with
anything that may be required in his line of
business. His stock consists in part of the fol-
lowing
REHDI .N.7DE CLOIHI.hT,
such as Sack. Frock, Dress and Over Coats,
Fancy Business Coats, Pants and ests vi the
most fashionable and approved styles.
\ splendid assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, g. HITS.
Shirts. Cola,S, black and fancy Cravats, lfdkfs,
Suspenders. Uuier-Shirls and Drawers.
He calls the attention of the public to his
stock. hoping TO merit share Of public patron
age, feeling ASSURED that fom the promptnnss
with which be will supply the wants of his
customers, the chrapnrss Of his articles, the du
rabity and fiji Of his work, will render entire
satisfaction 10 all who NAV favor him wi,ha call.
To be convinced thai the above is fact. he
invites the public to call and examine Tor them
selves. ISAAC OEl llNGER.
Port Deposit, Sep 4 3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04
LOCOFOCO TESTIMONY.

We gave last week some extracts
from the Pennsylvanian, showing how
that paper took occasion to speak of
Gen. Scott, in 1877, when he was not
a candidate. Then it had no motive for
pralsing him. Now it abuses him scan
dalously, Tor the reason that it is bit
ter locofoco and he is a Wing candidate.
Its evidence in 1S47 was good-now
it is not to be received, because it is
interested IN the case. Below are far
Their extracts from ITS columns, to which
we ask the attention of our democratic
readers:
ScorT's ACHIEVEMENT AT VERA Cruz.
awe may point with equal gratifica-
ton and pride to the seige and capture of
Vera Cruz, and its far famed castle as
one of the most brilliant achievements
of any age ,-Pennsylrauean AprH 10,
1S47.
GLORY TO WINFIELD ScorT.
"Glory to Winfield Scott! and forever
silent be the ribald tongue that would
SANDER his name with aught that is not
glorious in action, invincible in cour-
age, and unfailing in resources and wis
dom.-Penasylrunian, May 10. 1S47.
w oRTHIEsT AND MosT DISTINGUISHED
OF SOLDIERS.
':The military genius and forest ght OF
Scott shone out spicuously on the
sleeps of Cerro Gordo.-With signal
tact he planned the details, and with
singular prescience prepared for the de-
feat which his soul must have told him
was at hand. The country will blot out
all of his civil history that is subject tc
criticism or complaint. and will gree
him as one of her worthiest and mos
distinguished soldiers.--Pcnnsyluanian
May 10, 1917.
DEFAMATION OF ScorT HARD Work.
1t may be presumed that it require
considerable ability and judgement tt
underrate the operations of Scott in hi
brief and brilliant sojourn in Mexico
but these newspaper lawyers are no
men 10 stagger at any such undertaking
as this. "-Pannsy1ran'an May Is, ls47
The reader will mark that last quota
ton. The Pennsylvania seemed t.
anticipate its future course. 1t ma
fairly "be presumed" that all it may
say will not injure Gen. Scott much.
In 184S the whole locofoco press fel
the country completely scandalized be
cause the wings took Taylor for tn
Presidency and overlooked Scott. Scot
> then was the very man. Mr.. Ritchi
of the Washington Union, Mr.. Polk
organ, spoke as follows, in reference t
Gen. Scott, while commenting on tn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04

ARREST OF CoUNTERFElTER. A man
named Robert Rambo, was arrested at
the camp meeting, near Brick Hill, on
Sunday last, and taken to the West
Chester Jail, charged with passing coun-
terteit notes
The LOST MoNEy.-Thc seventy dol
lars stated TO have been mailed from thi s
Office and lost, has been received by the
owner. 1t was mailed in Baltimore for
Elkton-not mailed here as stated and
was sent from the office here in the
manner the person TO whom 1t was di.
rected had ordered his letters to be sent,
and was in his hands when the pubiica
ton of its loss was made.
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FRESH REEF.J

H'HE Subscriber has 100 FINE lPEENf's, anu
l. will furnish farmers and all others VINO may
want fresh beef, with first rate IL ucie, oy me
quarter or hundred, nj s. to S5s p1er 100 los.
Aug est RuDuLPH BILNNEl II
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n" The negro, Samuel Ward, con-
victed Of thu murder OF Mr.. Davidson,
is to be hong al New Castle on Wed.
neslay next, til. Sth INST,
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Campaign Wing.

We will send The Cecil Wing to sub
scribers for the campaign-that is, from
the time their nmacs are sent till after
November Election-for % cents
Cash, in advance. We hope our whig
friends will interest themselves and send
rs IA large number of names. Four copies
for a dollar, and no postage in the coun-
ty.
L. Congress adjourned at neon on
Tuesday. The River and Harbor APP
preparations were passed, among them
an appropriation for Havre de Grace of
$4,000, secured By Mr.. Evans. The
locolocoS who voted for these appropri-
atoms, seem to have gotten Off the Dem
ocraic Platform on to the Nv hig."
Ii is we'll, however, that Mr.. Pierce is
not the PreSident-the Bill would then
be certainly vetoed. His uniform OPP
position to all such Improvements leaves
this conclusion irresistible.
CAs$ on ScoTT.-Gcn. Cass in a speech
delivered in Baltimore on Wednesday
night, SAYS The Sun, ''remarked that
those who came there to hear him abuse
Gen, Scott wo"ld 70 away disappointed
that he Scott was minded, hon
orable man, who had rendered his coun-
try distinguished services" Let the
"hp-ppnny bic detam-rs Of the old war.
rior take notice of what the greatest man
in their party says.
The FISHERY QCEsTloN.-The Eng
lish Journals brought by the Steamer
America, which arrived at Halifax on
the LIST inst, announce with perfect
confidence the termination OF the fish
cry dispute The terms Of the settle
ment amount to absolute reciprocity, so
far as the right of fishing is concerned,
the Americans having the right to fish
in British waters, and the English in
American waters, within three miles Of
the shore; the distance to be measured
to the nearest shore, without distinction
between bay or open sea.
T. The Wings of Massachu setts held
Convention on Wednesday and noml-
mated EX-Atturncy General J. NJ. Cliff.
ford for Governor. A Resolution was
adopted declaring that Scott was fairly
nominated and that they would supper,
him. The Boston Atlas says the Ole
Bay State will give Scott 10000 owe,
Pierce.
TENNEssEE.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Times, ir
late letter makes the following re-
mark:
"The canvass will be conducted
throughout the South with great warmth
and no inconsiderable degree of bitter
ness. Particularly will this be the cast
i'll Tennessee, where party rancour ha
reached pitch almost unknown at tn,
North. That this State will 20 70
Scott by triumphant majority no well
informed supporter of his expresses
doubt.'
u Hon. Samuel d. Hubbard of Conn
has been appointed Post Master Gener
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04

u There was a tremendous Wing
meeting in Philadelphia on Wednesday
night, whicaa was addressed by several
members of Congress. Great enthusl-
asm prevailed.