The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-16
Correspondence Of the Cecil Wig.
Letter fsDm near Port Dppnssf


PatiersonriNc: is location. beauties and aargn-
fages-.H wo,i 10 "Petsr," and another 10
"Mqrk.'
PATTERsoNvILLE, Oct. s, SO.
MIR. EDITOR The village which reiuces in
the name of Patlrrsouvlle, il among the smaller
order as regards population, is certainly among
the lai ger, when we take It's pleasant locality,
and all It's manifold attractions into cnasldrra-
ton. Situated immediately on the .oll Turn
pike or Post Road, leading from Port Dpposit
Bridge to Battle Swamp, two miles from the
former, and one from the latter place. surroun1-
ed by "A fertile, undulaflng, hrailhv and delight
'ul country. with every facility for enabling YOU
TO perform your duties to your fellow man, and
every in uccmcnt TO worship the Great Creator
in humble thankinlacss and quiet sincerity, this
Is one Of the huppcst little villages in the State
The oil family mansion of the Pat,ersons,
from whom the place derived lis name, now the
property Of NJ. Rawlings, Esq, lies upon its
northern bDricr on the EAST and south is the
residence and farm Of DR.. Btomwell, and to the
west the fine property OF John Carson. Esq.
The Rev. Mr.. Squirr, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at Port Deposit, resides in the village.
y fine school for boys and girls is IN operation
in the neat li'le school house in the centre Of
the place, and near by are the buildings of
Z
thing in the iron way naie, from horseshoe
nail TO lhreshing machine, and IN the wheel
wright shop FROM Il clothe's pin 10 Il heavy roa
wagon. The second AMI third stories of tt.
lattcc shop are occupied as 1t carriage rnanuiac-
tory; fiOm which Mr. b. tnrns ont as handsome,
and well made carriages as can BE- built in either
IOWA or country.
! Thus, you see, Pattcrsonr,lIc deserves TO have
CORES pondent, ior we have u Preacher, Dor
/ tor, no i0wycr, (and we don want any, Farm
ers, icchancs, School, &c.. To soy no thing Of
tie telegraph running through the town, or of
| the Hooks o! will pigeons which fly over it, and
/ last. moi least, the pretty glrls who are always
/ found in, and around it. To be sure we have
no mobile usquchanna. or .broaI 0cturat",'
covered with gallant shpsE or lined along shore
with iron wo'k:h buI then there is 'pallersun's
Run along which, to a lover If nature IN her
quiet simplicity. 1t is pleasant To raInblp and
gather qurc;s much Instruction lrcun oar lneIi-
taiuns, as if VIC We're rowing through the busy
town of Pmt Deposit, looking out upon the
river, at the many vessels gliding over her
broad waters
We don't have many pie mir here. Ike that
| hc'! upon that platform of.N's,' or the grand
affair which Peter attended: but we all try 10
90, when invited, and enjoy such whoie,u
amusements very much.
/ Cue word to 'pctcr:' ! know not whether he
claims 10 BIZ dcScvnicnt OF the Peter of the
New Testament, Peter the Great, Car uiall
the RussaS; Peter Farley, the Geography naa:
Peter Parker, the Boston Merchant Prince;
: Peer Simple, mlnn,talizcd By Cooper; or, Pc
ter Piper, the man vino 'pich"i peek OF pix
eiel prpperS; but to You. able curre3poaa,u
! 'Prtcr. I've word to say: II he was moi an IT
I vied guest al that pic mic then he shoull nol
h1 va he 10 Nv w
! to report proceedings; hut il he wus there
through invitation, TO iniul.,e as an hon9rn,y
parliclpaior in the enjoymenIs Of tn" day, th"n
/ Is II not thoroughly III nUn-cuninrmily with tie
truc principles OF gentleman ~ etiquette, 10
/ Ter disparagn2ly IN pnhi.c tanner afterwards
10 any "i The proceedings w,itn the gronnd. rs
to introduce al such q place the Intoxicating
BEVERAGES when their influence dad mol I.iM
any one TO- Urgct that he was gentleman, and
in the society Of ladies! lallude only 10 he
pic nc IA winch he refers. anl a>Sare him Il IS
! foreign iron my ntcnllun 10 assume position
| OF hostility towards any one. anu not from
spirit OF II aIonlSm; but merely from the desire
to put him Wight, where think the question Of
consistency might he sprung, II is that | have
brought the matter to his uniicG.
| might say one worr! 10 MARI, also. When
a LEGAL tribunal declares in the presence OF all
the facts, deiuced from the array of evidence 10
the cast, that man is not gnil,y. is it in strict
| accordance with 'Rrason and Justice that
! Mark shout :H.iar&tC htiole tht. rnbl,r hat
he is guilty Of any offence: Nouii il not.
at least. be better to observe caution, in regard
! to such matters
| But We been running on, until hal almost
forgotten it is TINE 10 stop My hand is Too
, Light to Well any but feeble pen, yet in the
cause OF truth and righr, you may ever hear