The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-01-27
Our Correspondence.
correspondence of The Cecil Whigl
PoRT DEPOSIT, Jan. 9th, '55.
Increase If Popu!ation-IIovsss Nealetl-Tb,

Increase Of Populai,on-Hovsss Neeael-TA,
| N'T Post OBice-Dcath Of !. 3. YdraGil-
Extra ll1@''ag-Ihe Rir'r-' Joacs," &c.
! NJ. ElIior Your commentator on thi,
place is certainly flattering 10 our Inhabitants
| The rapid increase of population. if it has not
improved the morals of the citizens, has rem
dered the part of the town in which they are
located, busy-bustling. Never has there
been such demand for houses as now, and il
| fifty more were were erected. believe they
all would be occupied. Strange that those
citizens owning ground and having the abli
| ~ to erect tencments thereon, do not do it
| hope sincerely that that building ASSOCIATION
| spoken of some time since. will speedily CON
mcncc operations: the investment would b,
| safe and profitable
High street is hping improved b. the cree
ton of Dr. Beacll's dwelling which is Of
new. singular, but beautiful architecture
The 'IIolc in the Wall is nearly complrt.
ed. to which the Post OH'c will be removed.
1t is being arranged after the city fashion.
l. 2. with boxes for the accommodation OF
those of our business mon who are willing to
pay small sum annually. The arrival Of
| the mail creates quite sensation amongst
our business men: also. among or Young
men who expect letters from their kNlD.lDres.
but on Saturday it is a general rush, and
while our correct AMI mc0mm1l Lifting Post
Master is opening the mail. we are entertain
cd by our Telegraph operator. who is well
calculated to cxpcl all melancholy feelings.
by producing the pleasing sensation of laugh
ing. Then goes up the cry what docs The
Why say, &c.
| am exceedingly sorry to announce
the sudden demise of one of our most highly
esteemed citizens. John q. Yarnall from in.
jury received by a fall which caused coagula-
ton Of blood on the brain. | know of no
man who had more friends and fewer enemies
than he; his loss will be severely felt in our
town, but most severely by his interesting
family. who are now left without protector
May they apply to Him who rcgar,lcth the
cry of the orphan. and who will protect those
who put their trust in him. Truly death
comes at an unexpected time, and w;JaS as
ali 10 lie rcudy.
The extra meeting at the VI. T. Church
still progresses with good results. Bishop
Scott is expected to prcac3, On next Sunday
evening. am requested to say to those
young men who crowd the ycStibule, and who
disturb the exercises. that if they still Der
Sist IN so doing, they will be taught good
practical lesson. For the present it would
he well for them to remember, that they
could take no better plan to disclose their
real characters and their close alliance to a
certain long cared animal, than by despclat-
ing the house of God.
| am crcdibly informed that the following
question will be investigated before one Of our
justices, some time soon, viz: ''llave the
people worshiping at IIopcwcll NJ. f. Churc!
II right to worship God without the inter
ference Of the rabblc of the nciehborhood 2"
The river is now bound in icy chains
while the hills beyond and around are cover
ed with snow exhibiting the fact that appear.
ances are dcluSivc; that spring has not yet
| come.
beg leave to say to Your correspondent
Jones, that have read the Arabian Knights
and think ! have drawn thcrcfrom a moral
that has been of great service to me since,
true the whole history is marvellous, and
might upon such Imaginaions as that Of
Jones" msiill the spirit &c imitation. hut
although the charac a. ''t>inlad' was in,ar-
mary, have learned not to despair of accom-.
| pishing that which | undertake, even il
rcol obstacles should present Themselves H.:
hard TO Surinount, As were those inn"inur,
ones of his. have no doubt but that Jones
cf Battle Swamp would wish to remain in
cog, but like the celebrated Dr.. Franklin.
who, when testing the power Of parental
recognition, replied 20 the intc,rogatorY OF
his moy her does thcc know my Bc,ny'
'hat Benny and he slept in the same room
every night 50 all the residents of this
nciglhnrh0nd know, and know that .',Ionts'
"Ani-Tcml cramcc, Denim Mouln,", with
Il host Of other marveouS sight Sc,rS, cat
drink and sleep at the same ia>;ant, or III
other words are one and the same person.
T.