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poar Dngosrr, june q, 80.
p.,,r,,l o,tcr c,,....,,.,.. y, .,,,, II .,.;.
Li,,ie NtJ-CaaAsn at C.eup Rates-
choirs, SC.
Mn. IDiToR:-It has been some fine
since had the pleasure Of writing to
Won, vet feel that YOU Will readily ex-
cuse me. Your CORRESPONDENTS from
tits section of the county have become
so numerous of late. / was almost tempt-
ed to say that ~"pater's occupation's
gone" but mus. still claim the priyi
lege of occupying corner occasionally
in The Wing, to relieve myself, and if
not read hy yonr subscribers it will be
The means Of helping to fill out an un-
occupied space. Can't You manage to
Gil the Nv hlgn with ORIGINAL articles
exclusively it bids fair tor il At anv
rate.
don't intend to throw any stones at
Hornets nests during this warm weather,
but would rather prefer to 20 sky
larking to "Lmhiag Manor" provided
"Lizzie Nav" will lend hand at brush
ing up my old .'s2iatch;" not SO old
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. Ge nlay.tcts

"nNr"N, Jun" 25tf.-- Brown & Foard pay
cash 81 ,0oioi Wheat and 81 cents for Corn.
bNtTinoRn MARKET, June 23.--Flour mar
k"i very quiet. City Mills 81 ) per barrel.
li"!i"r, @ror. ally ask the sane prlto for How
"rt 5.T""', VII mont hcin2abl" to find purchasers
Ry" Flour - -.
Fl>r.--Snr9ly very lialt. W. qro'r Her
ring AZ 50 It 30; Sind 50 8 % per hbl.
GRAZ" AND oEEDs.--Thc receipts oiali kinds
OF "rajn are very light. Red WHEAT 8! 03 a
OF, white do ~ 3$ a lG. Ahoni 5000 bush
o. Cora was ciierGl ON change ihis morning,
quality not gnoI. and sales ai whige at } | II -
ct; yellow 81 81; Oats 81 y els: Rye - a
10 cts. Se"d--GIoy'r Sc; IImcshy SO } -;
%!aN.ccd ~ ~ pel bush.
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The Wing, about Ch0jrs. One OF your
correspondents is out upon them and
thinks they ought to be abolished. Out
upon such an odd ioey' say /. VEN
ture to say he i<no Judge of sacred mus
ic, and doubt if he ever listened to a
good choir, but has formed his opinion
from the performances OF some choir,
whose musical altainments would be
wei. adapted to calithumpian sprenaders
| have heard such myself, We have
the right kind in our churches in Port,
and if 'oid growler' will come here and
listen to them once Will guarantee his
opinion will be changed. It is really
sublime to hear full choir burst forth
in sweet harmony, especially when the
male members remain lounging outside
until the minister, having given out the
hymn, raises the tune himself; then Of!
hands rush in great haste to the gallery,
making emusic in their very steps as
they come up til" stairs" and strike in
shout the second or third verse. 1t is
ine-it Is. The old church clock has
been replaced with a new ono, which
bids fair to rival its predecessor in keep
ing time. PETER.
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June % Is (!$2.5.

~ HIS IS 10 GIVE NOTICE. IIn, the sub
81 scthar Of Cecil coa.l,t, las oh mined from
the Orphans Court Of sid c"Unlr, letters TeS-
ttmcnlary on The prrsnaal e>iat" OF
hlary rtuCgias,
lite ofsai county deceased. All persons hav-
lng c!nims against lhg said deceased. nj c hereby
warned to cXhltil the same with the vouchers
thereof duly nnfheatirated, on or before the
2ni day Of Way. 1854,
they may other .sc By law, De excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment To- tae subscriber. Given under my
hand this goth Jay olJunc~ 1851.
GEORGE PERRY.
jane - 6y EAee'r..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

The LITTLE Elk RA1L RoAD.-We
mentioned sometime ago tina. the engi-
neers employed on the Phil, vii. and
BALTIC. Il. K. had surveyed a railroad
line Up the Little Elk Creek passing all
the paper miIls on that stream. We
understand they have reported, after
leve!lng t2p route, that il can be craoed
as far as jordan ), some s miles, for $ TO-
600: and We are also told that the COM
panY have given somc assurances that
the branch in question VIII, be built.
Unless il IS contemplated to build two
branclles--the one surveyed is clearly
not the proper one. a line running M
the old "Ganal Feeder" bank which is
already nearly graded, would pass close
by Mccullough & Co.'s new Rolling
mill, rTn Immediately by both Of Lords
Factories, and then could he taken near
both Fishers Factory aad parke's Roll.
'ng Will. These are the principal es.
'abl'shn'ents on the Big El;, and their
height amounts to more than all the
mills GA toe Little Elk. Leaving the
Big Elk the line could be made to strike
LITTLE Elk with very little cutting. ev-
en- as low as Marley, thence up the
stream passing all the other mills. A
route, something like the one we have
'signated, is the place for the branch
: whether the advantages to the
=, orthe interest it will pay on the
'ure be considered
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The Mrsi.-That is a happy temper which
leads one to see in his own county anl in his
locality circumstances aud scenes superior to
those existing elsewhere and dcl,hting others
in their turn. Here at E!hton we have no
cioud-reachlng mountair--no wild and cra%gy
hills-no lcaping waterfalls. All nrnuuA is
tame and quiet; true we have Red ili!. Flint
Hill, &C., that swell up like waves tIom The
plain, and we have a miIl-Gam which gives Us
\ lilllc flashing cascade, bal An up-county uan
would smile, and does sui'e. when we speak IT
these things vita satisfaction; much more il We
alludc TO them with delight. They have, how
ever, afforded us the foundation OF many par
agraph, MOI are they all OF the Sccaelv around
in which the citizens OF Elk find pleasure.
The mnr,i--tu strangers 50 unsightly--is to
some Of us gem. In lacsc hot and Ian.uiL
days il is brilliantly green. Be it elsewhere
never 3 still, IN the marsh the GcOyAa cai1uur,
and the broad leaves Of the water ,iies ever
wave gracefully in a hreezc; fresh tides, twice
a day irrgntc them and the burning sun scorch-
es them never. The Startling builds his nest in
the tail grass his red wings glow like living
Goals as he sweeps round and round the retreat
ofhis young, and his song and the SONGS of the
marsh wren fiji all the wide marsh with music
in the day. 1T evening these singers hush
their nottS, and 4 full choir Of all the parts,
from the bass Of the JIpol-G-noun to the shrill
tets-G-icie-ietc ofthe frog lIliputans fill up the
tedious ni-"t. And not sounds alone but sights
the marsh affords n, nights. Nothing can sur
pass the ryrotcchnic display OF the fre-aies
which coye' all It's surface, presenting hH.-
liant and gorgeous panorama dartiug, flashing,
upward, downward, right and left, they an a
rare SIGN! TO see; and who that has seem them
will net join with us in praisng lhe beauties Of
the marsh
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

MCVullouSh Esq, late county clerk IN
this county, who has been IN California
for three years, and whose relatives had
not heard from him for some twenty
months, will be gratifed to learn that a
letter was received from him this week,
stating his health was good and that he
would probably soon start for home. He
had, he states, wri;ten home repeatedly,
but his letters have failed to come: aud
he had not heard from home since some
time in 1881.
THE "HAGMoyious. "--The "harmon-
ious democracy" IN Baltimore are cut
ting iantistic capers among themselves.
Confusion rrigns- 'chaos is come again
Success to them, say we, IN their fer
mentaton;
"pouble, double toll and trouble;
Fire, burn. and cauldron bubble"
No wing press could ever belabor them
as we'll as they are now belahorinc
themselves. They are literally hayng
c,ch either alive yy;,no;s tba follow.
inc extracts from Tie Roy,;a,oy.e S,,,, Of
Thursday.
"------rrbnhe those corrupt wirc-pu,lors.
ward-pock"rS' and c'iques who resort to bride
ry by the uae Of rum. money aad the promise Of
Office to accUmulish their fraudulent designs
"---by your presence frown down bribery
ana G",riG1 s "E your Sas''e"'' prevent colo
"-----rhe friend, of a certain slegant can
d'a''e have maze "r[ao.enem's to c"lonize
~ ' ,ra' n,,.aaanoor,nn,,,, .,,,on. :,
this c;ly has been placed a, the disposal ora
n@na Of ',nrn@,, p1.l'I s[memer, IKE he
thcu.''
Just mark the language. reader. Did
ever any whig make worse charges
against them than they do against each
other: 5rl1ary u rum; 5ri5cry 5y o'o"cy;
.5r&5eyy By promiac Of office; brtjery aud
eoruptioni co'oai7atfo@ Of THega( cot
crS; TIE PcrpGtration ct' the gyoSseSt ont
rages. An these things they charge
each other with dong. to carry a nomi-
nation; ho" mach more then you'd tn y
do them to carry an election against the
wings! ~ hen rogues fall out honest
mon get the truth,' says an old adagc;
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TIE HEamtrAGE. June q, '53.
Locrljoa of..YHc Ncrnirr.,'-,g ps,u,y--Tro
Crors-Guaao- !!'esi Ao'jiugAo,a .4sqarmy
- Observation-Disclosures Daic-Soms
'o''S g''
-'iE' 1DiEoE:- tuls secluded spot,
Isolated pretty much tgo:n tie world
ana "thg rest OF mankind, is ''m"ted and
bounded, Gas surveyor would saw
as 'o!IoWs: nortH BY oIi West Noting
ham, east by SaW-mli', and south by
Io0iSon 5 creek, Forest XIII and "Mount
Lookout; from the latter there Is a
beautiful view OF the county far many
m'ies around, and OF the noble Smsque-
hanna as 1t glIdes away into the moles-
TIC Chesapeake. Westward is the fam
ed "-New Valley" where, It's said, a
WondrouS beauty dwe.ls:
- loyeIier nymph the pencil neyp. drow,
Lof ne iona Grace; formed her easy u'"n,
nn" 'i'''''' So' "%"F" !" her eye was SEEN
Inc farmers IN this section are buSlly
harvesting 'h"!r nay, winch yields more
, -
growing rapidly and bids ia'r for an
average crop; wheat Is better than last
season, and VIII tuFn out largely, If not
injured ny rust winch is threatened by
iogEy mornings; oats were never better
t"an now.
PERUVIAN Suano can now be rurchas-
ed IN Fort Deposit for $40 per ton, and
Is III great demand, our farmers making
Their purchases IN antIPatlon OF rise
about seeding time.
west Nottingham Academy is pros
perIng, notwithstanding "Petcr" and
bis "cohortation - wished to remove the
appropriation therelfom, Why certain
cFoakerS want to destroy our academy /
am at loss to tell. suppose they
slo'lu al'A'n lHeIr ehds--What Then
nose VINO nave the means would be
oD!i%td TO send the!F children TO .jore1Sn
Sc@99'S TO Obtain c'aSS'cal education,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

AN EMPTY JAIL. The ElAton jail is
At present entirely empty Of prisoners,
the first time for many months. Large
quantities Of rats, we understand. have
voluntarily taken up their quarters there
in The absence Of h!Pcd offenders.
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Hogs.-Thc hogs, Or that part or,hem com
monty called <swine,' as the Act says, hay, AT
long last been banished from the streets Of
EIhton, and there is a REASONABLE" prospect HAT
door posts and pailings will ESCAPE the coatings
Of ma,sh mud weekly if not daily, rGhbel
against them heretofore. For all this we have
to thank Inc Town Commissioners and Crouch,
the invlciblc bailin.
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=
'Af Ne" CiWrh--..Li.,ig Nay," "E!ihr"
G1d Tie Ge"cr0l--" Henay Rndy'' and tile
Laiies, Gc.
RISING SrN, June 2lst, '53.
J. c. RICKETTS,, Esq:-lt has been
sometime since | last had the honor of
appearing in your coIunns, and now I
have but little to say that will be inter-
estlng TO your readers.
On Friday last we were yi.ited with
4 very heavy tall Of rain, which has
washed our roads very much; rendering
them in some places almost lmpassable.
Many o! ont farmers have commence
ed cutting their hay while others have
not finished working their corn. The
latter by the way, looks remarkably
wei observation-disclosures fields indeed sur
passing anything have seen this season
IN other nei ghLorhnods.
My friend .'I" seems anxious to
know what has become of "Hclso" and
InS : Modern Diog"nes;' hope this NAV
be the means Of convincing blm and
your readers generally that | am still
about. am sorry, however, to be once
more under the necessity OF saving that
am not fully prepared to give a full
and complete biographical sketch Of onr
hermit, ycl"pt Ji1@y ,Nac%cy. shall
now however proceed to give a partial
index 10 the history purpose giving Of
him.
Ills neishborIood-hjs early life
his Sai'Irs from his castle-principal!y
to attend camp-meetings; bis mothers
death; his inheritance, his excessive
SothRllneSs; how be lived for some time
on gingerbread, and why he was COM
PEELED 70 change his diet; how his stocl;
relapsrd INTO 4 primitive state; boar
hunt; his mu>ica! talent; the wonderful
'ai2E a'SpMye" in rescuing one OF his
.nel-hoors from the hands Of a lawless
band equal to the greatest achievement
OF tie renowned Don Quiro,e; cupid's
tricks upon him; new suit Of clothes
II CONSEQUENCE, SC.
| fear my friend "T's" faith has been
shaken by some invisible power, (prob.
ably through a 'mediun" OF the Spirit.
VA! rapperS,) III regard to the building
OF the NJ. L. Church in our village,
"hen ne says, II is "about to degenerate
into nulSancr,' My faith is strong
even unto its completion; for / think
the enterprise feasible one, from the
fact that subscriptions towards i, have
been made to the amount of two-thirds
OF the prob&b!r cost Of the building; the
foundation wall built, the brick purch
aSed, Nc. Under The existing condition
Of the building, | have too much conf.
demo" in the worthy committee and
church al large, to believe they would
permit 1t 70 fail to the ground.
Your iair correspondent Lizzie Nav
strikes my OH friend "Elihn" an call
killing big Iick;' bat hope he may
survive it, and SO far recover. as 10 an.
pear again in the columns Of The N-bir.
! think "Llhu's" insjnuations towards
the Genera! unjust, and uncalled for.
and feel It duty incumbent on me
to say something in behalf Of the Gen.
eraI as | believe him to be a rood ci,i
zen, worthy friend and NEIGH Dor and a
gentleman in lis deportment. The
General has, | feel we'll assured been
aSsailed ana yituperation heaped upon
HIM, By persons whom he has befriend-
ed and stood by in seasons of trouble:
ana perhaps from some trivial cause.
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THE CECIL WING.
jung 25, 1888.

Heavy RAlN.-Ihe rain was very
heavy in the upper part Of the county
during the thunder storm Of the 18th
inst; all the streams were much swollen
and the roads were washed 50 as TO be
almost impossible.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

f7eory Pnin- The Crops-7Ae EoG,rn piogcucs
TAf Ne" CiHrch-..Li.,ie Moy," ..E,Hr>
cNd Ike Geacrai-''Handy .2ndy'' and the
LQiies. &c.
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"Tn& B4EEr>&"-Som"t,rnes we g,t
a 2.y-m Of cviu'frce that this par, of Our
county, which seems to b" utterly ster-
lie, might be made in some degree pro-
ductiyr; at least in some places. We
have ROW in oar Office few stalks of
rye raised in the "barrens" by Mr.. fIol-
land Harsravcs, which are nearly seven
feet high, and the heads remarkably long
and well filled with grain.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

DrATu FROM lNTrN?EG ,NcE.-An
EngIishman named John Gill was found
dead on Wednesday, on The road lead
ing from Principle Furnace to Perry
willie, near the 'Dutchrnan's." An IN
quest was AeIl on his remains by I. 3.
Graham, Esq; the verdict rendered by
the jury was that the deceased came to
his death by an incorporate use Of in
toXicot;ng drink a jug containing
whlskey was found by his side.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

Excursion FROM No&Tn iiAsr.~-The
steamboat John G. Groomr, will run
Oh an excursion down the bay from
North East, on next Tuesday morning.
Nhe 18th iast.) starting al . o'clock \.
M. The trip viii! no doubt be pleas
ant nnn.
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hope may be applicable to many OF your
readers as we'll as to your cogrespon-
dent:
"Thcv tell that I'm handsome yet,
And all the ladies say:
DO look at him--the Get;' ol man,
Grows younger every day
And when each friend asks: A, your age,
How came you free from liis!'
always answers In my youth
pad my printers bills"
Thine truly, Ell E$PIA GRANDE.
MIR. WEBsrER's MEMoaY.-Thc New
York Express says that delicate com
piiment has been paid to the accomplish
ed lady OF the deceased statesman by
some of his friends in that city. WISH
ing to testify their respect for Mr. Web
Ster's memory, and their regard for Mrs.
Webster, who is a New York lady, they
subscribed the sum of twenty-five thou.
sand dollars as a present. They have
rendered their liberal Offering ia the
form of an elegant residence, handsome
~ furnished: or as an investment, sub
lect to her sole control and for he, sole
benefit.
TIE Mission TO CHINA.-The Wash.
ington Union confirms the statement
that the mission to China has been ten
derrd to the Hon. K. !. Walker, of
Mississippi, Formerly Secretary of the
i'rp4SIlrv \ and thot hn has .,rcn,t "a The
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

REAP1NG MAcnlHEs.-These machines
ar" becoming quite common IN onr
county, and the great scarcity of hands
this harvest will lead 10 their gen
cral adoption by our more extensive
farmers. They are now 50 constructed
as to cut hay or wheat with equal raoil-
'y, and go over a large quantity of
ground day, doing The work we'll at
the saline time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

E'NsANTES. D7rIin.'S Gras< ani Grun
- Seyta"s Snat',s, raars, toIhs. e.. BY
june - }. 3. ASH.
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Ict"i, for sale nj the Assembly Balincs,
wh'r" all ORDERS I;r tickets shoU!I be sent,
directed 10 J. pclham.
Exhibitions every evening al $ O'Clock. AMI
Nctncs lay and Saturday afternoon, nt& o'cloch
On til" t"nrh Of July th"re Wi. ted or )
Exhibitions, % arranged ag 10 suit TIE Convc-
ni"ncr Of every one. id.iitonaf attractions
vii! b. obtained io that day, naair, a Utand
National Jubilee on the ogcaaiun OF lnc D,slrl-
button. lJHnc -
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COLUMBIA AND OcIorAao Rail ROAD.
The Legislature Vi Pa. chartered a
railroad to run from Columbia south TO
connect with the proposed direct rail
road between BALTIC. and PhiIala. We
think it more than likely that this Cot
nnhla road vii! finally find lis way
down the >'usquehanna TO Port Deposit,
wherei it will meet the branch railroad
from Perryville 10 that place.
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TIE GENERAL NJ cDo&ALD.-This
splendid steamboat belonging to the
Citizens Union Line and command
ed by Capt. NJ. c. Prarce, arrived
at Philadelphia on "Wednesday, from
Baltimore, TO take her plac" upon the
line between Philadelphia and Cape
Nav.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF HANDS,
Our people are in mid harvest. The
crop Of wheat IS a full one. Great dit
tico'ty has been experienced in pro-
curing hands on account OF their scar
city, and as consequence, wages have
been unusually high. 81 much as 50
per day has been paid for moving in
some parts Of the county.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-18
state ofE.Ossieiaua.

PARISH OF EAST BATON R0UGE,
sltTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
HHsDERsos Il PEALE, vs. BARON RoUeE Mills Go.
ri Al, No. 929
pr virtue Of y wrl. Of pnr. H.. fa. issued In tie
- above entitled ard numbered cause and to me
directed from tho Honorable siisth Jniicial Dis
tfict Court Ia and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge and State aforesaid.
hive seized and will expose at public sale on
81 7TfRD1 y, tss tn dap IT. i'm. merit, A. r.,
1854, at II o'clock, A. NJ, on the grounds q tho
Baton Rouge Mills & Co, situated in said Parish
above The United States Garrison on the Mssissip-
pi liver
The mortgage property hereinafter sstforth and
described to wit
certain tract or parcel Of land together with
nj the buildings ahd improvements thereon, mill,
machinery, fixtures, &c, situated Oh he river
Mississippi Htat The United States Garrison, in
said parish Of East Daton Rouge and containing
about twenty eight superficial afpents more or
lass. and bounded m follows
On the north by lapds Of The late Jas. NcCalop
formerly Of JACOB Drake.
On The East by said McCalop, formerly those Of
a. Gras.
On tie South by lands of the United States for.
merry those of John GThce;
Aud on the West by the River Mississippi
Also the following named slaves on said abovs
Of the same, viz.
{ Iewis Fisher ~ years on the "a DAT Of October,
A. D. 1850;
Alerk I,erkley then 20;
Stephan then "a
Alfred, engineer, then 90;
Parker, then ~ years:
Spence, then 90; ...
Dick. engineer then 70;
Alfred, then 50;
Harry, then 80;
John, then 90:
Fred, then 10;
Black Dick, then %;
Jordan, then 10;
Mary, then 10; aE
Oily, then Is;
Harriet. then IS; w
Jane, then II
Louisa, then "a;
And Batc, u child, years old
. Also. Margaret, Is months Gsorgs, months;
children Of Gy.)
sinner months old, Child Of Mary) Increase Of
said slaves since mortgagcd. Also
.si Lewis, then %; aE 5s
Glass;, then 30
Tom. then 49,; ss&
Henry, then &c;
navy, then % and
Milly, then rs years old
The six last mentioned morsgaged slaves said to
de dead
siezed to pay and satisfy the Judgement, interest
aud cost Of the above entitled and numbered cause
canse.
Terms Of sale--Cash, VITA the benefit Of app-ais-
December 4, 1858 H.v. BABls, Sheriff,
ERESH CRAKCNEL BISCUIT .
1 so boxes of the Justly celebrated
Cracknel Biscuit A SPLENDID article Tor
invalids. Just received and for vale
est 14-y JstntA RgAk.
~ e....Ety.x 45-.- ..slsz -.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-18

Another VERY ExcELLESrEocfEry
They have in Lonaon--and Of course
we must have il here shortly, an Econ
onical Funeral Company with 4 grad
uated scale of prices. First class with
cortege Of herse, and four horses,
plumes. she'll, led coffin. case, ect, fla.
Gentletren's funeral clio is Cd
TradesInan's with coach and pair, &c
6s, and SO on down until the scale
closes, and then the burying is turned
of, on the city, which in scif.aseace
performs the service gratis. This is
giving to each man his qutd pyo
Qso.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-18
Ayispour des Propositions.

TIES PROPOSITIONS scront recnes
~ i,squ'a Saniedi, lie 2ime courant, IA a
heures de fapres midi, pour la eharpentre
ct encloture della nouvellle eglise catholique.
Les propositions seront deposees avec Mr..
VIM. Spike, la Branche de la Banque de
la Louisiana; OH lie plan, les dessins ct spe-
cifcations peu,ent etre vus, Mardi proclaim
ct iours sobsequents. H. v. BABIN,
dsc3-id. Skcretairs.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-18

EF~In the list Of patents issued
from the Us Patent Office. for the
week ending the 9th inst, we notice
one to Simeon Goodfallow, Of New
Orleans, for improved arrangement Of
screw-cuNing dies in the die stock
BelkA.