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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-14

RAILROADS AND Bridges, The rumor s>
prevalent that the Railroad Company have
given up the idea of building bridge across
the Susquchana, at lIayrc de .Gracc. Many
of tho piles " llch have been driven there, we
understand have been swept away, and tbs
project seems to be given up as impracticalle
In our opinion the road is better without the
bridge than with it,. 1t is certainly n great
comfort to passengers to leave the cars for
the few minutes while the boat is crossing, to
stretch thor limbs. get u Cup of cofric, &C..
and the delays will be much less by the lcat
than by a drawbridge taking into account al
the delays which may be caused, from time
to time, by ice. Where navigation is asldif-
licult as there, vessels would be continually
interfering with The draw, ,...
The branch Road to Port Deposit is being
pushed ahead. We presume the result will
be that the Central Railroad will he finished
to the Susquehana and down to Port Deposit:
that the two roads will come into the 81 me
hands and connect at that town where n per
mmcnt bridge will be built and single
road run on to Baltimore, above the tide
waters Of the Bush and Gunpowtlcr liyers.-
We believe VIC arc correct in saying that the
people Of Hartford will not furnish the funds
to grade and build the Central Road through
their county and there arc many considcra-
tons leading to the opinion that it can never
be completed father than the cast side of the
Susquehanna, and then down the river as
stated, to Port Deposit. Should tho state of
affairs we predict come TO pass Port will adj
vance into very considerable town and in
decd, may soon reach the size and consc-
qucncc Of a city. 'ru D. .I'5
While referring to railroads the remarkable
conduct Of the Maryland Legislature in Ger
tain cases affecting the interests of this county
isbrought in mind. Cecil county has suffer
cd deeply by the blindness of the state lcgis
laturc That body rcfuscdt to grant charter
to a railroad from. Port Deposit to the Pa,
line to connect Columbia with the waters of
the Chesapeake, alleging that the tide Water
Canal would be injured and it thus has dl-
ven the people of the Susqnchanna valley to
make railroad across to New Castle to meet
the waters of the Delaware. Port Deposit is
thus injured The County is thus injured and
the interests of Baltimore and the whole
State affected disastrously. The Legislature
also refused 10 allow the Phila. vii. q BAIT.
R. II. Co., and tho Union Line, to connect
the New Castle and Frcnchtown road with
the road at this place, coming up the track
of the old projected Eastern Shore Railroad
thus driving the connecting link over be-
tween New Castle and Wilmington and strik-
Ing heavy blow at Elkton and the ncishbor-
ing parts Of the county.sf2,S ? I.E,!t
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The Great Western Fertilizer.

~ FERTILIZER OF 4 SUPERIOR KIND.
'E1HiS article which offer for sale con-
L slder - I've one of the best manures now
IN use. 1t IS far better than GucNlo alone
Knowing that farmers have been much ina
posed ON by worthless articles under the
naIne of Fertilizers, aud that they look with
suspicion on anything bearing that name, |
think best to inform them Of the materials Of
which thls article is composed, so that they
may form an.opni"n of its merits from their
own Judgments. Every ton contains Of the
very best is' r.. q
Peruvian Guano t- 400 lbs.
Potash and Soda Sails 400 s.
fine bone dust 200
Super Phosphate Of Lime and ,no, p,
animal carbon 1 -, -.
: II is well llnownthat the salts Of potash soda
and limo enter largely into our farm products.
particularly the cereals, such as wheat and
corn. This combination has been made so
rs TO supply tl'e' growing plants With these
elements; it will prevent the attacks ofworms
AMI insects: is good OH late corn. around the
hill, and in potato rows to bring them forward
The price is 81 per 100 lbs orS35 pcr ton
Apply tnA. Il. KING, Mill Creek. /! miles
~ below Elkton. ' H a.. .-f June 2H
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1tlarric0.

In PHILADELPHIA ON Tuesday evening the;
Sd inst, Mr.. EvANIsEisLEn to Mss SrsANNAs
SHIELDS only daughter Of Philip NJ. Steele Of
this County. ,4-sIsIiIASt
lWiIipingtee papers please copy.)
At North East sip the 10Th inst, by Rev.
Thomas Sumption, Mr., ,4ufN RsEp,, to Miss.
EL,zABErH ft+sns. all Of Cecil County.
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RAINS AT TIE SorrH.--I.ast week tncrc
were very heavy falls of rain throughout
great extent Of the South. II is feared that
the crops have suffered in southern Virginia.
In the vicinity of Macon, Ga. the country
was completely flooded, and the river there
higher than since the great rrcshet of 1910.
The crops in many places were under water.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-14

THE READING PA) STEAM Foxes has COM
plctcd two of the mammoth shafts for the
national steam frigatos now under Construct
ion at Philadelphia, Washington and Nor
folk. These enormous masses of non weigh
about II 800 lbs. each, and are probably the
heaviest pieces Of forging ever manufactured
in the United States. A third shaft will be
ready for shipment in week or two. f a.
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Prolific WHEAr.-Thc Easton Md Ga
zcttc:has received from Mr. John Bags, of
Trappc district, bunch of forty-six stalks Of
blue stem wheat, from one root. all evidently
the product of one grain from the heads or
which MIR. 3 counted , 900 grains of Wheat
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CAMP MEETING IN DETAwARE.---ihe cam
den, Fredcrica, Vernon Circuit, and Milford
Station in Delaware are to- unite in holding
a Union Camp Meeting at Pratt's bran en-
commencing on Friday. July 9th. The NJ.
h. denomination of Mount Lebanon Circuit
purpose holding camp meeting i'll "lhc
Forest on the Brandywinc, commencing
early in August -. ~. .f.t5rr ...
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HARVEST IN ILLINOIS. All the account
from Illinois report the wheat harvest as
being. the largest and best ever known in
the State. is believed that the price so
wheat in Alton will come down in August to
ISL bushcl if not eighty cents. This is in
decd glorious news for the poor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-14

Hon. ABBOTT LAwRENCE.--The Boston
bee says although in an extremely critical
condition there was no pcrceptibc change in
MIR. Lawrence S health. The physicians arc
constant i'll their attendance and the best
medical advice i'll Boston is called in consul.
tation. --e ..r 90 -.- cd 4,+. o.. .lt ..-
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SCARCITY OF CATTLE IN CANADA. The
Canadian papers say that thecr is great
want OF cattle in Canada; that farmers are
beginning to find out thatwheat growing TO
the neglect OF stock, is not profitable. and
that 1t has become necessary to import bu!-
locks from the States.
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To the IsuI,IfC:

In Justice to LorcnzoF Milford + hereby
take pleasure in certifying that hciis not tire
person to whom | delivered theWatch Of
Henry Walker some weeks ago. Given under
my hand, at Elkton, this 18th of July 1855.
- " .----. -. JOHN A RANKIN.
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continue twenty weeks. ....
srF'sf TERMS PEN SESSION. VIZ
Board and Tuition in Enslish-& Latin, $40 90
Languages, , each f''' '". 10 90
Music eh Piano or Guitar, with usc of ...
. instrument, r--,. .r.,.,.,. $50 to IS on
Drawing, ...-. -. .g,., 10 90
Painting in water colors, .. 49,. 40 CO
Painting, in oils, f... - # s. 20 OU
Fancy " ork, q .'a. NJ, & oU
Washing, per dozen. 81
REFEErNCEs.-Danicl lakewood, Ii. D. ;,
President of Delaware College. Prof. W. \.
Crawford, Prof. +. ID. Porter, J. W, Weston,
A. NJ. Principal OF Newark Academy, Rev j.
sEalanGigham, J.. W. Evans, Esq, } Miller.
Esq, Newark; qGeorgc Earle, Elkton, Md;
Prot G. Long, Huntsville, Pa; Rev J. II Nc
NELL. Secretary Am Bible Soc, n. York.
80 r11Circnlars containing the course Of
study and other particulars, can be obtained
by addressing the Principal.
. MISS III. CHAMBERLAIN,
June 3Oow NkwARK, DEE.
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p Coal AND'lRoN The accounts from the
coal regions state that coal is again advan-
cling. The demand is very great. The iron
furnaces arc again in blast. The Cumber-
land Coal issn growing demand for railway
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4 AGRICULTURAL. Address. Charles Cal
vert, ESQ, Of Prince Georges county, has
consented to delivo, the ANNA! Address be.
.tqro the Frederek county Gid agricultural
Society III October next. .. ....', ..,-,
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L)ir0.

n Atthe Brick Meeting House. on the 10th =,
inst. Mr. Jo,in EnrsE, aged' 451years., ,a-.I !
r, To- Two well known csfzzens- Of the 9th diki
trict have lately died; IsRAo SIxpRss on
Tuesday last, and NI:GoLx. Lru, few days
ago. 's-@r vi" ~
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.G110AtO he loaned on ii rst Mortgage. In
SlIUUtersst 70 be paid lhalfvearlY, En-
quire Of the Editor. .,.sx [Jnly 18th tn
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TO FARMERS

Vt TTT u ETIN . I III EN K-1ILT III
Horse Powers and Overshot Thrashers.
NOTICE is hereby given to Farmers, that
Il J still continue the sale Of Wheeler
J'atchf Railway 1forsc Powers ant Oycrshot
rhrashcrs with Shakers attached, Which /
will warrant to give satisfaction or no SALE
Also, Feed Cutters, C2orer Huilers, md Wood
Sdcs: .
Persons wishing TO engage Il Machine may
call on the subscriber living near tho Magraw
Chnrch, or address him ut Rising Sun, Cecil
county. Maryland
May 1911 JOHN D. MICIlENER.
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r. you wish No. article of Schuylkill
l. Lime, you can be supplied at short notice,
by ordering through WILMER " FORD, at
Winners Point or George Town. ....r,G tr.,
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An Hour In I'Ort.-Bys some chance
one pleasant nj ght this week we found CAPTAIN
Whites little steamer taking us into Port pepoit
and as we left in ''thc first boat next morning the
hending of this ''irem' conveys pfctty correct
idea of The length of our stay in w;lc-awakc time.
in that thriving village. Let not the reader think
We run far away III going TO Port to find rora-
graph for This column of LOCAL trill,s-for there
HE ITG Is az perfectly at homc as here It,
list OF Subscribers there approaches hundred and
finds steady Increase in that intelligent cummuu-
lty- A day or two at Port would furnish ono with
material for many an item Its great hills of
sranite--its beautiful river with Ararat towering
below and gentle slopes and fine tall GODS on the
opposite shorcits putting steamers and fleets Of
stils-its aeres Of RATS and piles of iumbcr-its
.ea'ful quaui with ell owing blasts and up thrown
stones like Young .Einas-ts cracking cranes and
giant drrricks-thc old bridge Iraling from f.land
to island and the rushing rapids hcncath-the busy
stores and buster shops--lhe rough pavement anil
lengthy street; the handsome houses and Handsome
ladics-thc hurryinS goahcud men; why certain
it would take many long couinn to tell all these
things
And then the p"oplc-thc hHsy, crrftaLlc. cncr-
Sctic reopIe-t would take longer columns and
longer time to tell of many things by which they
are amused, interested and busie But to grow
familiar wi Ii this peculiar and more inner lif, of
theirs would require a longer stay than an hour;
50 until we may find time for n day or two there,
shall We not hope that San" and ..Bayurdi and
'Jakey' and "Antipholis'' and our many other
correspondents there will interest our readers with
accounts of the affairs Port Deposit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-14

TlIOS. W. s. KIDD will continue the
bnSiness OF Blacksnlithing and Vince Wright
ing at the New Shop on Bridge street. $50.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-14
Dissolution of CoDartnershin.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing
Il between Thos. W. S. Kidd and James
Mitchell. under the name and firm of Kidd K
Co. is this day dissolved hy mutual consent.
TIIOS. ". S. KIDD.
i.a.. ....-.y -..'. e JAMES MITCHELL.
Elkton July 9Th. 1866. ............
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ss"-..r t'"1 ,7IMPROVED s."
"SI'PER-PHOSPHiTE OF LIME.

S-PER-PH0SPHiTE OF LIME.
TllE snb.cr;ber Informs Dealers and Farmers
i that he has greatly improved the guilty Of his
SCPER-rIloSPHATE OF LIME and now conf
IDENTIFY recommends the article manufactured by
him. as SUPERIOR to any in the market You arc
invited to call examine and try it. Also - %
Peruvian and Mexican GuanO.
Oils Candles, Soap &c. at the lowest market rates.
JNo. l.. POMEROY,
Successor to Thos. W. Morgan)
'..l No. . and 10 SorTH WHARvKs
PHILADELPHIA.
EFarmers can load on two private ALLEYS. and
avoid the crowded. wharf Ijuly -. '5S-3m
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AHc O1u Shhn-6iOD.- rom the
foundation Of the town up I'LL the old Smith
shop in the Hollow has bean one Of our fixtures
The ringing Of its hammers and anyils are among
the earliest memories of the boy hood of the coolest
inhabitant and its array Of old wagons. carts.
llough', broken wheels. &c. along the street. and
the horses hocing OH the pavement there have fol-
generations past been rcckoncd among the NUS
anGcs for which there no remedy True the
authorities have malc an occasional dash at them,
or two driven them back from the street bu, they
would still return in all their wlsighIincss Many
a salwarl smith has risen and laboEcd aud de-
parted trcm that old shop to the .sunli scov,r.,l
country one would depart and aroh her take his
place who soon, also, would lay down his hammer
and let his fire die out; but sill the old shop stood
dusty and black-dilapidatcd but sccurc-full of
chinks and cracks but firm as in its youth 1lro'
those CHASTITY crcviccs the smoke and sitting hoat
poured out in summer; and in the Winter nights
how magnifccnty the blaze of the red fire shonc
within while the smith face glowcd with strange
brightness as he bent over the heated ilon mould
ing it into form. Of beauty and usefulness Now
all its fires have gone all the music of its hammer.
and clink'ng lions are h, She the building
itself is "nolishcd-eycry sign Of it will in few
days be removed and soon the rcd walls Of II brick
cdificc will be reared upon its foundation. So
improvement marches on-so is the smith driven
to the borders of the town to make room for the
merchant Space in midtown becomes too valua-
bc'tu be occupied by lumber piles and crippled
30 carts, and the increasing and busy crowd can
not take time to walk around hy-bittcn horses
stamping as they arc shod ''Ofl things pass
away aud all things become new
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Ell SzI

a. ~ Sll. rms t5E
~ You want Herring or Mackerel by tbs
! barrel. half 81 quarter, can be supplied at
Winners Point or George fI't,sf, !y md ga
June rs WILMER 1. FORD. i
nlCH CARPETlAG, all WOO, for. sale
~ heap, BY :! I. BRoWN,-JR' Fl
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Newark Female Seminary.

TNlIE Second Session Of this Institution
l. will commence August 10th, 1855, and
continue twenty one weeks. ...
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BOOTS AND SHOES, a large assortment
l1just received and for sale cheap at
j. 4. ELLIASONS,
July ]. r-s g o. Cheap Cormr.a' 7
tAEPENTERS' TOOLS, full assort-.
\Dnient for sale j. A. ELI ASONS,
July7. '"s - CHEAP Corner.
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FISH! U'ISH!!

VINIlE Subscriber has 50 barrels Of New
l. Eastern IIcrring, 100 ditto No. Mack
rrel For sale at reduced prices at d."
J. A. ELLIASONS,
July 7. Cheap Corner.
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Nails, PIoughs and Castings,

es1HsH 0ek0oI1IO"s
CUMBERLAND and Norristown Nails, for
~ sale by tie keg, at a small ad vance on
city prices. Also, Ploughs and Castings, for
sale at Winners Point and George Town, by
june ~ WILMER x FORD.
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FIRE INSURANCE.. An advertisement in
another column gives notice Of contcmIla-
ted change in the rates Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company Of Cecil county.
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nRlED APPLES, for sale by
- aylo L. BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08
HIRAM NELSON
4 % . - s'sss' - ~ ~ 80 : n
AUCTION ROOMS.

Od House. Of Min Third streets imme-
diaseiy opposite the ashington Hotel
EEAVING leased for term of years aud fitted the
Z n above we'll known stand prepared to
es-Ve for sale auction private sale all kinds 90
nerchande household furniture horses, bug
giss.
Gosh advances male on eonsgnments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
cling O'Clock. Tuesday, "Wednesday
ana Friday lights. at early gas light.
Outdoors and sales mptly attended
to.
and general assortment of U RNIrU RE- consisting slat
spindle and banDister backs. scroll and scoOp
hack Office, French, Jenny Lind, and Bustle
Chairs mahogany and sofa Chairs Elizabeth
chairs; sTrng seat rockers sofas sOciable
card dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. and misses bedsteads.
einnati priees.
volins aceorieons pocket cutlery. guns pistols VIII ps
etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. NOOLSEY & NELSON.
rnpQ sr~rs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

, NORTHERN FARMERS IN VIRGIEIA.-A let
ter from Henry f French, from Washington,
published in the New England Farmer, gives
The following account OF Northern energy ap-
piled TO Southern. soil:
"The Yankees are doing wonders, both in
this region and many parts OF Virginia. upon
what were considered worn out lands. A
Virginan gentleman, whom | met recently
In ra lroad car, informed me that in his own
neighborhood, Northern men were setting a
valuable example; and that he himself had
adopted a new idea of deep poughing, and
was getting eight barrels or forty bushels, of
corn, where he formerly got but three or four
barrels. He said few years ago a negro
and horse were the only force used to
plough for corn, the plough being run from
two to three inches deep. He had been
travelling in New England and spoke highly
in praise of the energy and industry of the
people, which he thought, on Virginia soil,
would nuke them independents He said he
thought one free iaborer at the orth per-
formed about three times as much work as
siavei"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

NETE often hear Ladies thew believe Mr. Embieh does
w all the retail Dry Goods business In town Now.
knowing him do modest aud wishing
honors heaped upon him than he is entitled
respectfully And admit be the
it wise and mpolitie make the
assertion may reach Of strangers who would
put down having Opehorse from the
very fact that and small that. does all IL
business Now Ladies. IL speak the subject
know you viii speak he does his share
than share but please don't be does al the business
vtQ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

military INvENTIoNs Some expert.
ments have been made in France with
coupled cannon, which, with one breech aud
touch-hole, fires two shots at the same time
A new self-breech-loadng and printing car
eine has also been satisfactorily proved. 1t
weighs seven pounds seven ounces, has a
barrel twenty-five inches long, range of
from one hundred and fifty and seven hum
dred yards, and can be fred ten times min
ute Damp, or pluDgiRg into water scarcely
affscfe II
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08
NEW 1sRANGEE1s.12'S.

FHsHE undersgne has h stand opposite tho post
a &c. all newly anc neatly fitted up and is rally
prefard execute all orders in his line with
9spach Personal and strict attention VIII be aid to all
work him whether the material is fCrnshcd by
himself the He hand excellent
cloths and vestings which he will
order le J. L SELMS.
P SRepa cleaning ana OVatBF old al othes
OF application at short notice. J. L. NELAS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08
FRUIT TRAEs! rhUlP TREES.
At tho
OLD ROCI ESlER MIR ERIE.

'kHkRE under culture over three hundred Of
q every Description Of nardy TREES SHEDBs. PLAN2s,
etc.. etc. suitable Tor utility o ornament
Rare Items imported from European
pOndents when required.
ss- All trees picked in the best fOr short dis
tant transportation.
ag- All orders with T. Cook, Evansville will
ceve prompt attention, SAM,L MoULsoN, Prop'r.
f1qa2 Fro, rpg. A.
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UP TOWN ITEMS.

Weather moderating clear and cloudy, &c.
&c. According to the various prognases,
we may expect shortly a spell of weather, to
set in about the day before or the day aft r..
Among the curiosities about town the most
attractive, coming under the head of fine
arts and polite literature are the various
patent arrangements that are being hawked
about the streets by the agents thereof. One
individual dilates on the unrvalled merits of
his patent sharpner, capable of putting
visible edge oil any thing from set OF false
teeth to a case knife, or patient four horse
moving machine, possessing the wonderful
property Of either cutting itself-for it will
cut glass like diamoud--or making other
thinks cut
..,Ano her Individual turns industriously at an
instrument he calls the "Mirabilgrlndodeon
for manufacturing original poetry or repairing
old as occasion may require. We have not
seen the thing at work, but have been pre-
scented with the assurance that it is genuine
production. Tunes provided if required.
Air Old Hundred.
''Breathes there man with soul so Dead
Who. ere the shades ofnight have fed,
Unto his wife has said,
"Up, hussyl lumber out Of bed,
'Bring wood in from the she'd
Build fire and make the bread.
''First fix grog TO ease my head
Come, woman. brskly, quickly tread!
30 would to heaven I'd been dead,
"Before the leaden oh ms of wed.
clock ever twined their links around
1.-The freest soul above the ground,
'.And left me soul and body bound"
If such there be- his only source
Oftrue relief. is n--of course
An application for dive ce,
Which got. ,hen let him take horse
And leave the kedentry"
Up town was thrown into quite state Of
excitement by rumour, which was after
wards confirmed, that Sebastopol had been
taken. Public tranquility was again how
ever restored, by the arrival Of dispatch,
stating that the Russians, b d taken it, and
were in fair way TO- remain in possession
for some time yet, no'wi,hstr ndng Mr.. Beck
enham, Junior. and Monsieur Pf1lissier, each |
spend great part of every dty looking very
savage at the town What fine subject for
carrica,ure that fell presents.
Farewell folks-Up Town Esq., retires
from public life. FINISH.