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drrstand in Vermont nv n rrruIrr IU\DN'S
I,NE Scn1vr ,t,u rhr
OF l'ocoiocolSin' Ill NoVeIho'r'
We commend to your attention, fellow wings,
as better than ANYTHING we could say, and quite
- IT, =. IT,. i,+
:" fP''Pt'o '
tudc III winch II was "il'Fh, inc 'o"o"''"
stirring appeal which we find in the Uciroi
yy;b,,e. Thc uallprt Who's Of Michiran are
,.,.., L.lt... o.l -, ann, rr.,n
'"' "7'
STATE FOR oCorr AND '"NhA"' man" ID
words. Let us give them a cheering peal OF
Green Mountain Wing Thunder, 4 WEEK
fhO" MA ''l'N''
The Dctroa Ir'o""e SaYS;-
"UP GUARDS MD Mt FtiEH -
Now is the time tor action. With such u
leader MS Winfield Scott, we can know no such
word as fail. lie has proved hml>cIf to he in
vlnciblc. with him for our cludidatc, we need
but make Il vigorous and determined onset, a"d
the shattered and d%lsplritcd forces under the
command OF Gen. Fierce, VIII DC overwhelmed
with lrretrlcVabIc defeat.
NoN, iilEN' 10 LIE LANE Viz Az
TION. ORGANIZE YOUR COMMIT
TEES.
.. -
"a,s', nn,Iau, 49, ,L "'' 2' "
't"i"' ''O
=" Wprrti ,rr .nlr1n WINE nnrt-
MF"Ni''
raISoioo" ana lli'IePr's''t't''" arc '''''l
III the IeIu' in'''glln@ u'c character o. y"''r
icadcr ana oI1c" paII!u- ~" nara c'r't' ''"'''
Let I"e'n ~ o'''e'y 'o'''"FU w "'' uc u"In'
GEL UP lOtAl. MEETINGS.
At these YOU viii learn each Others VIEWS.
tina, Won can act in concert. and with rilicl,u,y.
uAvr pIrIJr nI~ScItS%IpNS
-,
ne wings n''' uoN'"s Cn'u 'i' .''iI-
'n'n9 10 9''" i''" uI-''' N"''l'' 'o"'''
clirlCIci' 9''NjoN9' u.''"'' "",' I'"," '''i'7
can pear the teSt, me people hlo1 'Nt D.
July ADVISED u MS cIdAIl' 10 I"'S u MS sup
port ,,,, .,,
uHH '>il' nv ~ I'N'"N 'D''
Every man Nl- MS I'Il''"''' i" nan cN
erl II. nc may N"'I'l"l "'c "''''i''@' vi WI!
one dooo''I' i't cac't 'c'o"i''>' u''l2 ana
our victory VIII DC compete.
Wv ~ "ONN' -.
Now is inc Time up guards ana al li'"i'
lo,t VIII never nave more g!!'Flo'S rl'f'''
l ne l1cL - odI pFIu'''"'S 'cu! ana "Ct Is II
they were VooAed 10 "'Ie"I' rue iolI'l'Iph
OF lAleIa Hc"u. " U'' "c'n correctly ''"iI'N-
eu' was VIC u,''n H"ri' " 81 '''' "'P''' ne!
know nm TO De Il 'e'Ier VINO Is not accustomed
to defeat. IN ms lioIlIii't'oAs uie! see I"i con-
NnGGrl"g fier" coming VINO VIII til1Ph at t1'
pJas w /" IL'ir tnoIr ,La uN no T., ,. 'Iro "%.' r .m'
,or,ous in the hearts cf the pr,,le. AMI that
those hearts cannot easily be s'orn'd am! car
Red away ny any roe. Ih"y nave no nope
;"plv 'Ibnir1 iso io :, ,| ,, I'a ~ on% 5.'
Derate will be their means to sac i. Fraud
~ 7 -,
AGAIN ho unsrrnnuIo,I.I 9lnrIoyn'j II - n,oins,
these we must guard. 10 your posts, then,
Wings! ami prepare for the duty before you.
~u- W,p,m,n .rLo Auan, p,n.t..
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In Malone, y. Y.,on Thursday August 10Th, by
Rev. AsuaGLL rAR1calr, ZEBINA KELLOGG
P~ANGBOKN, OF Johnson, Vt, TO HARRIET
WOOD, Of Malone.
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f%yDR. CuMNINGs's New PaocEss IN DENTISTRY
We have much pleasure in noticing the continued
S iccess OF this eminent practitioner, in his new me-
thod, by which he Inserts very FIRMLY and BLAurI-
FULLY, Teeth from IA single one to an entire set
without springs or clasps, (which, by the way, are
sure destruction to the teeth to which they are at
tachcd,I on the atmospheric principle.
Hy his thorough knowledge Of the dental an, his
atiab.e address, aud moderate charges, the Doctor
has risen high in his profession, and secured an eX-
tensiye patronage. His premium toolh-waeh, and
dcntriticc, are excellent preseryatives to the teeth
and gums and may be procured at his Office, -
w9Wl
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Steamboat Disaster,
The Francis Saltus sunk!

The operator of the Boston and Burlington
Telegraph Line received this morning, the fol-
lowing despatch. The SALrus was in COM
mlnd Of Captain BAXTER, and has been en-
ploycd for some time past intowing and freight.
ING. She consequently had no passengers on
bo1rd, which probably accounts for the CRAFTY
my fact that no lives were lost by the accident.
She was in our Bay last evening, and the DIS
astcr must have occurred not far from midnight.
The night was rainy and very dark, and we
presume no blame can be imputed to the off
GERS. Certainty, Capt. BANTER is en- efficient,
competent and careful commander. Tho fol-
lowing is the dcspatch:-
Ror-l's Pu1N, :, Aug. 2j. 1872.
The Steamer FRANCIS SALTUS sunk last
night, when about thr E miles this side orPort Kent,
having ran upon what is called FERRIS HOck." She
is completely submerged. No lives lost.
0F7PGERcE SrocN GOING UP!-Thc most
conspicuous effort to manufacture capital for
The advancement OF Mr.. Pierce has Just been
made by the Baltimore Sun. 1t declares with
gravity and considerable vrEcmencc that an in
diyidua, who was wounded at Lundy's Lane
"maried Pjerce's sister.
ISpErENDEYT CANulDATrRE.--lhp n. Y
Confer and EnqIirer has the following judi
Gus counsel.
The palpablc course of Mr.. Webstcr's friends,
is to be true TO their principles, and ifthcy can
ct have Mr.. Webster Tor their candidate, they,
- Wings, should vote for Gen. Scott, because
re is not only UNNECESSARILY the superior o.
{ en-. Pierce, but because he is the nominee Of
t c Wing Convention, and the very man of al
q hers, that the Wings of the whole %countr,
prefer if they cannot have Mr.. Webster. Tc
atsiaiu from voting is virtually casting a vote
tor Pierce, against internal Improvements, ant
in favor of British Free Trade.
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or stolen.

NFOM the Subscriber on or about the
I IA inst. a y year old black Horse, with long
swit tan. Any person who viii return said horse
'ubscr5er, or give information where he may
be . d shall be sulta bly, rewarded.
ANDREW DEVENS.
ooshl, Aug. %. dlt& w9w2t
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NOTICE.
DHILiPS Patent Renewed. Paten, gr

DHIIIPS Pateht EtIrWtu. Tatent grant
| ed \. D. Philips, Oct. -. 1885. Renewed for
seven years TON oct. "a, 100. The Public are
hereby informed that the American Friction Match
Company's right ,xplrcd on The 9th Oct. 1850 and
am, Bruce Pearson " Co., having purchased The
exclusive night of the above extension, hereby eau
ton the public against any infringement OF the fs-
tent.
ry Manufacturers and Dealersin other Friction
Matches are equally liable Tor infringement, and
must govern themselves accordingly.
MEssEs. Moves II Co, OF Burlington, VI, having
been appointed by US sole Agents tor the sale 4
Matches in the Counties of ChItsnden, ADDISON,
aud Grand Isle, State OF NermolS, aud also for tn.
Counties bordering upon the West side OF Lake
Champaign and tlr Line OF The Northern, New York
Rail Road, State Of New York, will be prepared 10
till all orders with promputude.
BYAM, BRUCE, PEARSON 4 co,
3 oston, June !. dAwu Patentss
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ruff Combs.

\ uST received a large lot at
y HORTON & cos.
August I'D. ddwu
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sand bar bridge

TNHE adj 0urned meeting OF the Sand Bar
Bridge Company will be held at the White
Meeting Horss, ia south Hero, OH "Wednesday the
LIST doy OF : pIeiI1er next, at one O'Clock P NJ
o. G. WHEELER.
w9w3 Secretary.
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HAVING received the Agency for the above su-
urror Patent Matches, We would caution the
Public against any infringement OF the Patent, BY
calling their attention 10 the following notice of
M.ssrs. ByAM, bruce, PEARSON, & Co, OF Boston.
the Pateut6ts, VIZ.
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CDNMERCIAL.
OG'EOEe 81 WODRs,S
PRLNE.N CERRENI

PRICES CURRENT.
Commission Merchants tor the salc of
" col and Country Produce.
BOSTON, MONDAY AUGUST -, 1892.
VI. y. i|KocIoE, NJ. t. Woo
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celebrated BOSTON Matches.

2OQO Gross Boston Friction Matches,
for sale by NJ. MOVES g. co.
June - 1872. d&wu
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free charge.
SCOTT ( GRAHAM.

All persons purchasing goods 1.-THE above Estab-
| Iishmcut will be presented with a copy OF the "CAM-
rAlGY LIE or GES. SC)rr,' aud Scott Il Graham
Suugs.
~ vtI
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Wanted,

yMMEDIATELl, "A smart active BOY
4 of II or II years vt aye. as an apprentice 10 The
Printing business. One from the Country prritrIe,
Enquire at tins Office.
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Notice.
STA ME- q " ID
scra phincs ~ MclOdeOns.

ofrvery description.
l5G Church St. JULY 6. w2tf Burlington, VI.
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W III

But little moro than 4 week yet remains be
fore YOU will be again called ON to face the
music, at the polls, and again encounter the
miscellaneous and unprincipled leagues and
combinations that have so often been rcsortcd
to by your INSCRIPTIONS opponents Of all stripes
and colors, to defeat you. Arr You pRErAH-
ED FOR THE CONTEST on the First Monday Of
September? Remember that the eyes and the
hopes of the Wings Of the Union arc upoa YOU.
They are waiting to be chccrcd and rncour-
AIRED by the bright example for which they
confidently look from you. Let us not dsap-
point them. LET Us WORK from this time till
we secure IL straight-out Wing Triumph in
September, and then, after a brief breathing
space, we will show the Country what we ur-
dcrstand in Vermont by a yrguier LUNDl'S
LANE, SCOTT AND GRAHAM, overthrow
of Locofocoistn, III November.
We commend to your attention, fellow wings,
as better than anything We could say, and quite
as appropriate for lis as 1t can be for the Iati-
tudc in which it was written, the following
stirring appeal which we find in the Dci'ot
Tribune. The gallant Wings Of Michigan are
"alivc and kicking" and Will CARRY THEIR
STATE FOR Scorr AND GRAHAM. Mark our
words. Let us give them a cheering peal Of
Green Mountain Wing Thunder, 4 WEEK
FROM NEXT TUESDAY.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

\ ESSENG Frs pass TO aud from al! p'a
vi 'cs On routes pt fIt :hburGh, Worcester
md Nashua, Vermont aud lIas.ac husett- .
theshir", Sullivan, aud Rutland and Butling.
ton Railroads.
Connections Nr,h other companies are 90
arranged mat q Express Matte! can be- for
"afa"d wH..0"t criay to any parl Of the T.
nlteG States, CanaGis, FIntiuccs, or Eurapc.
We assume NJ responsibility bcyond the
terminus of our route,
HnHd's, honL .NoiCs, SDt~i, and Nrlhaa.
d'e r"neia'iy- forwarded U,tn dsspatch
MOTIFS, DIR ATS, BILL, sc,
collected, Paid rr ucgoubicd. StpcAa, Pro.
cuce, s"d .Hercnaud's-, boughtor sold. and
DIT H,o4' OF Lhpross business promptly etu.D.
drd t..
!" sending money or pnrcol. Of onn.id,ra-
BIZ 'a'nr, ,AP amount must bc stated, other
"'lr "e ar" not re- pnno bic. in CAGE oF loss.
hes ond thr s-'n Of MY do.isrs fiI any one
pagrr!.
=. packages should BE- made cotnpsct as
nH''ihi", and ~" package Will be received IN
I's' ~ 2""d order aud distinctly marked Al
Is RES "us4L"ss should bc accgupanIed
vat" written 'ffcts, uus.aicd, aud personally
signed
i.@''-'s cannot be taken, Il boin, prohibit.
"a ~ 'ar Post Of.cr Dcpari,ncr,
Al p'rkag~s should be marked 81 ..,l4N G
"a pre.s
fnh-'?A. ore RAILROAD Erchange .Bo.,or
ilrk & RICE. Proprelofs
Ih'1T tosT', Agents Ru,'aud
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NEW LINE OF STAGES

I'M and after Monday, Dee. 10, l-5o,
" stare VIII iravr Frstlcton cve cry dt
Sunda, excepted, on The arrival Of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
- =. NJ, and arrive at Salem y. I al :
+ Nj. same cycnIug
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INSURANCE NOTICE

4 Al FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY .art
hereby Gifted mat Tie following assessments
have occn male by the Directors on all note.
~ force the DAYS following 1. eI'.
NuV. 80. 1870 l. ! of ono pcr cent.
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y IlNcs.
FOR SALE

. QUANTITY ~ y - q linie" Of d." .-an'
a l.r.ta., toy t.er.,.th v,r.ty a. other
Kinds %. ,imber 10y q. l.. ROBBINS.
llic I1tA lr)i.
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leave Salem at \. u aud arrive a, Cas-
Teton att ",lpck +. NJ. Dcunn"ct with TIA"
above Trans, that reach Burlington and Bell
Through Last i.u..,'.." al
die Granville Grnrvl,l. Corurrg, Hebron to
Salem. BADW ELL, FIELD n co.
December IT,: TO 30
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PAPER HiNGINGS
II l., SpEN GER,
n offrr 10 .upriy the unprecedented dc
4 "''nd i'f Ia ne" am rch styles Of
LL./t - \5lr.J.>

IGG IA,%l..,
~" "h"nih,a neg !,t, ,h,s da, received
~ "h' nav" e'aunnGd the assortment r..
~ nm i"" wecss rinc@, unfle ~
r'p"'"h~ihs NE styles snieF,ot IT, any ever
heipre seen - Rqt!and COUNTY. and ~. 49,
ces varying from q % ~ cont. por f,,y
most reasonable 10 those 80. only ncces-
'.rF 20 'ay that ,ht lot COM. from tne sam.
establishment
kich Velvet, Satin, and Con- mon Bofdofs
" mao" faPr's, g. Elegant styles,
Az INTERESTED are requested to ,aI aud
oIaintne tEia stock at the
ktItasb tntsTt HooE.Ioty
Nan -, '"afiT apps e. the irsnkhniiat
-" 'orf- .c1'- - -Four, s,-p.-.
RUTLAND 81
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!
t"h "i 'f"''"', irgt'! some t,'ur remarkable
a,- Et " tie cure e nrc .r-o wi.Irh q, tho oct %
uIo'.h'i, ''' h i. ~ rop'. an' ,or" II far'', -
~ H,i' 'Hlh} ''4' "H M d.ti. ,ri a?.hci 9. W.
s''rrh4n, o""n'at"i Gnraiini "l, rcitc,' The h..t
s s, it W l.,, so.. no-ca',r4, ~n n.c %"
an ia two weeks B." WHe 1i!r 70 Gs' tI" hGl.c
Copy ~ letter from q. T. Stafford r,q
in'f MtErn.St Dur ~'--One II my hprsrs i,, =.
snt winch .'l,n-ei fr5n, ttr u,,, ,,i y me-
was past cErcI w1-lu!ireI ~ y, poaf f,rsor on
wich vh the n- II $50 t.,,t'.. -nt,,,, cI;,,, ,,
u"'I'. c"neh'T u o"e oi The les, utdt,ines that can
l.1ekpou Jau. -. i-il q. l.. sAFFORp.
lip,a Nj hto'""fg, superintendent Of rh> canal
Tbs my c"r,if, that hive ,.or IN III. h,, ~ ,.,o.
Mr. rhant- tagging or nnd ind il To- h, one Of ne
ret applications dat 1'" ever made u. | has.
nave MA IN" oh1l." IF 'of1 'ry my hDr-c. fr ~
,as' rs months. nod have made Of tun'sr Of hot
ties 10 nay entire sdDisiRrt.In.
i1ekinri, Jan H. i-'i. J. sTEENBEEG
Don't b" f-v.uodcd 10 take any ding plc vim ,Ia prom
SO 1t r. I'st az roi, &. Th.s Wactred h. tla-.
IiiI Eh"'. and WHO Of n k,11rol t;st VI to-e II,
or it% rrrN hose ncatgIs p'artces have recently
htH 'iiH" % de action - Compress.
Bc s'ifr The nan" " TIE sour PPorsirrop GEO. ~
MERCHANT, 'ork;or, y. " ie llo"n IN tie st!c Of he
ho;i'r and IN Ia. handwriting oyrt tho cork.
G''e' "iifcs~el u tie proprietor Will t- promptly
Get Pau,h"t "f 10 Agent, AMI VIVA, wonder. are
d'r"niI i-h'I 'N u" u'" u tins m"ii-lur.
aud tanada q" Wv ''<' ''a'7
Al,J Ly
~ l. spencer Rutland IN "abir. Waiting
i"rni hogtrr, Wet r"u'tney, Dewey a Far
ham, F.. Pouitucy NJ. Willard. Danb, 4 Co
".f'. holdrn & trothers Punlet; e. T.. Nirl
oil. tas'lctrn: \. A!icr, FaiIlatt. Iutbc
JOY. bent"ui 4, & Feb, sudluis: CT. ca.
& T.. ErauGoH, :. II. Winston. P.tt,tord
-perry Dauhs Clark GRAY, Dstiet N
@.H"dlard, Fast hOncrt e. y. Smith, T,con-
aer"sa hanmond CO crown Point; DR..
: Wright, whi,chaIl G.. ". Srraeuc. v.r,
g"nnrs,c e. Wicker. North Ferri.6urgh CAt,.c
"rsh: or",'I, Dart : Son Rutland
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SK!DLITZ rOMnEKS.

" ''--''t l,f.-r '. sr.t ~ no ,rar.,t. fl.
BE 'jtNCEE
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RL7L1.ND i ADUISON
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM.
pANI,

\ piAt - hereby e,Yen To the members 81 III
~ IA y ~ hnll>nN Nj rtAL that au a.
srssnsnt - TWO PER CENT IA, been n Al. L,i
NE P'' "e'i At i''Aes dor'or he pact year as tu
.sas.
lp"n notes IN f'i,s, sept. -. ~. per cent.
- d" ap f,n ~, tot, IL
~ o. % May 2 ia
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DRIED APPLE

\ VERY la. article. Just r,coi"eG aud for,aI
= e EtKJ Z. son
Rutland Ju.y ? ls5I
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'Nn;<G. BINDING.
ORIGINATED BITTERS.

'N~ Muse or any papers YOU wish
r''- 'e.lc a. Bacon. Bookstore. u
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-28
SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY % 1862

my course. went to Emma and told her ALI
and expressed my readiness TO fulfil! the con-
tract, and to try and be to her devoted hus-
band.
| leave you to guess her amazement' She did
not faint though, as the generality of her sex,
similarly situated would have done-ncthcr
did she shed tear. But in voice somewhat
Cd me she did not consider my vows to her, un-
der such circumstances either legally or moral
II binding-thnt she released me from all obl-
CATION: and HAT was iice -
Her deeply affecting tone and manner won
and made such an impression upon me that
begged our friendship might not be interrupted;
but that should still be privileged to visit her.
She consented. And the next day again called
on her. She used every excrlion 20 make my
time pass pleasantly: Wand she succeeded. Never
had passed more agreeable hour. ! was en-
tranced. IN her charming conversation, her
sister, and cur late disagreeable difficulty were
forgotten; and felt like throwing myself at her
leet-imporing forgiveness for my past folly,
and again offering her my heart and hand. A
sudden change came DER the spirit ofmy dream.
had intended leaving town as soon as possible
after the occurrence of the unpleasant affair:
but there appeared TO be some attraction which
kept me lingering there still. And every day
found nc by the side OF Emma-her sister had
lost all charms for me, and | was happy only in
Emma's company.
But TO make long story short-a week after
the annulment of our engagement, again made
froposals-was uccepted--and am now the
happy husband Of Emma p. When say
happy, mean it; for | have never had cause to
regret cur unon.'
The tap of The bell announced our arrival in
the Iron City, and as we shook hands and parted.
my travelling friend made me promise, that, il
ever | visited the town where he now lives.
would honor him with my company, and make
the acquaintance OF his Emma And il | am
ever tossed in that direction, | shall certainly
fulfill my promise.
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For The Cecil HAag.
AUGUSTINE HERMAN.

In your paper of the l4th inst, after
pub!i hing the remarks of the Rev. Mr..
Foot respecting the embassy Of Herman
and Waldron, you remark that-"This
would show tuat Herman was in Mary
land as early as 1859, or very soon there
after"
From the Records of Maryland it APP
pears that---at a Council held at PatuX-
ent, Oct. 9th 1859; present The Gov
ernor, The Secretary, Capt. VIM. Stone,
Thomas Gerard, Luke Barber, Col.
Nathaniel Ute, Baker Brooke, Edward
Llsyd-
Came Augustine Herman and Rcsol-
we'd Wsldron and presented the Gov.
ernor and Council with letter and Gre
dentials from Petrus Stuyvesant, Gener
al of the New Netherlands in Dutch,
and Englshed by Simon Oversee by
order Of the Council. Here follows the
letter from "Hare-headed Peter" in
which he expresses his establishment
that one Col. Nathaniel Ute of late
without that there is yet showed to us
any lawful qualification, commission, or
order from any State or Government
but only upon seditious Cartabell in
form Of an instruction, without inserting
any time or place, or when or from
whom, or in whose name, order or att
thority it was written, only subscribed
by Philip Calvert, Secretary, it come
to us within our government and colo
ny of New Amstell, and upon the same
so formed Instructions hath demanded
the foresaid places and Colony of New
Amst.ll, and upon refusal hath threat
sned the Governor and Council and in
habitants Of the place to blood, in case
the said Colony is not rendered wiling
ly in the space of three weeks, and to
come again by force Of people to inforce
the same by way of hostility to invade
Wee to avoid all misunderstanding
between these Governments, people and
subjects, thought fit to send to you as
Agents and ambassadors, our well be-
loved and trusty Augustine Herman and
Resolved Waldron; to demonstrate all
what is aforesaid, and how i'll these
odious proceedings will be taken by the
High and Mighty Lords States General,
the Lords OverSeers ofthe West India
Company, and the High Esteemed Lords
and Governors of the city of Amster-
dam. After two letters from Stuvves-
ant on the subject Of the controversy,
and appointment of his agents, the said
Herman read their declaration, from
which the following are extracts. Dec.
laratlon and Manifestation by wav of
speech delivered unto the Hon. Govern
or and Council of Maryland &c. No
tifying first and foremost the ancient
original Right and Title the subjects of
the High and Mighty States General
&C., have unto the Province of New
Netherlands from SO to about AZ by the
great Ocean Sea, thence nortberly up to
the river of Canada, on the West side
Virginia and now Maryland upon the
great bay Of Chesapeake, and on the cast
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-28
For The Cec1I Whtg.
TIE BRICK MEETING HOUSE.

Mr.. Editor: In the year 1915, with
in circle al four miles in diameter and
the Brick Meeting House for the CEN
ire, which contains ten thousand acres
Of land-therc was then seventy houses.
Now, in the same space, there is nearly,
perhaps quite, two hundred. Farms
have been divided and subdivided, so
that on some on which, at the above
date, there was only one, there are now
five houses.
The Improvements have been pro-
gresslve. In the last few years there
has been about dozen new settlers
from the Eastward, who have already
made some Of the old fields shine by
the application Of guano and lime. They
appear to be industrious real go-a-head
nten.
There was small Presbyterian
meeting house built about seven years
ago, quarter, or half mile east of the
Brick but not being central to the new
Corners aad TOO small, they have built a
large Brick Church at Zion, which is
said will cost three thousand dollars. 1t
was dedicated on the first day of this
year. Does not this show progress.
In the Brick village there are two
stores, Post Office, two Iaverns, two
Doctors, three Blacksmith Shops, a Ca.
riage maker, Saddle and Harness maker.
two w heelwrights, Pottery and Tan
merry; besides suiiclency OF Carpenters
and other mechanics Also, very con.
venient are two Grist Mills, three Saw
Mills, and W ool!en Factory; all doing
a good business.
The Brick Meeting House grave yard
has brick wall on three sides; no tomb
stones are permitted therein, but abou;
hundred yards from it, is the Rose
Bonh Cemetcry' which in three years
has about dozen graves, two tombstonvs,
and one elegant and chaste monument
The Schoolhouse, new two story build.
ing, is situated in this lot. The upper
story is used as lecture room, and is
always open when there is funeral for
preaching &c. The Rose Bank Division
of the Sons Of Temperance hold their
meetings in it.
The majority Of the neighborhood are
wings, supporters OF domestic manutac-
turing, Orthodox on the Compromise
Measures, not tainted by reading hos
suth's eloquent speeches, and have al
ways opposed and prevented any Adolf
zionist meeting being held i'll the neigh
borhood,
We have salubrious air and plenty of
most excellent water, and our section
olthe country is considered very heal
thy. 1t is a most eligible situation for
Seminary, which would, if properly
conducted, be prosperous undertaking.
A FARMER.