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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-08
Our Correspondence.
ICorresponlcnce of The Cecil Wing |
- OHESAFEAkF9JTTY, Scrt. Olll 90.
The D.mocrUi's inri,dtiou to IJhias to jon

IL cnEsApEAKEClrY, SeTa. 9th IS.
ING D.moerm's iTi'dtiou to ItNgs 70 join
Locotocoism -tte Gohfrmpi 1t Describes
forDrer abuse Of CMy-Ihc lieciias-I'n5-
~'r Endcd-Trmie Of the Cana-CaSe of
lcHo'r Fercr-dccdcm 10 Steam PUmP-
Hcaih, &C., ~ rfE-- :
Since | last wrote you, the fever Of political
excitement has increased considerably in our
town, aud politics is now the order Of the
day. We have had several additional pa,ies
mentioned in connection with the shcriilnlty,
amongst the rest that Of the "old war-horse"
oil the Second the great ef-potmder of Dem
ocrauc pr1nciples--whosc voice may be hca I'd
at all times dealing out death to Whiggery
and KNOW-NOTlllNGlSM ".Samivl's"
men have not all been cut down by this
modern Ajax, and he will lind when too
late that here will be enoug Ii to carry ''Pot-
tyroo" through, and IA few more OF the same
sort: .E
One cannot but be amused at the pitiful
solicitations Of members of the Locoioco par
~, calling upon the "old line wings" TO
come up IN the coming contest to their aid,
against the KNOW -NOTiilNGS. The
"l)cmocrat" gave them a very pre- Ssing myi-
at ion to participate in their primary meet
lngs, but neglected to say, in event Of thriI
success, ii this should partakc Of a portion
OF the ''loaveS and fishes. A few months
ago he stated he was not altogether unai:is-
! I'd Of the doing of these X. Ms. in this county
and did not hesitate to say that more than
.llfee ioar'hs OF them were wings: ne" ii
was a wlls suIl,uap-now; the 'r"'}S arc ,,,
inarneS'iy soileiteo 10 aio Inc "uEterfiiNu
iJ III over'"in''s '''S sccre' oatn.
,.a. VI 5'i''HAtio'; y .t"i 'eo Ut. N"nie'
l w "''.''o "Uuse too VIE " n'isl''a''"t
~ nf c,u M''s. no" Wy! arc eal''tsei. e"iocu
w .''n, NV nv: i''h hhu JON III 'le e'usa"e u
'.'.a w ''','D,c e''o',y' i'ont aS9uleu'
> ny. "ni oI oo' u'e,,' " MS s'pPhca,'ons'
=. 70 GRANNY, We ull'N' pay ','s stroi's
SI. ."a "i,o, ivy ""oi III mas ,o'
.."'a ","uu.I ""u "o'''eu' ~ eol,e ~ VIC
T,n"1 a., ,h,, p",.y NV r "''u n"Se II
nosr that ,lo Who's whnsn xo,nS o Ls Il. Sp
ucr in Which Ike mack If -bloo1. honmI
/ they y;liGcd and dor,c,l to tia ycrv ,r,yr
their polilicu idol@thr im,nortnI CIV
Docs he nnose that thew will noy. toroc
and forgive the vile SANDERS and foul month.
cd abuse hcaped npon them and their olor;
Gus leader? Is it not piece Of prrslmntio ion
for locofocos to solicit the fo,,nwnrs and nv. ,d
mircrs Of the old leader Of tho who n,r, ,
to law down n neac,r,l felowsh;m VA, r m
kwbo CHARGED lin will hc;n" a J'unh, ,.aT''s
Ibluck-ieo: a sabbath BREAKER: With hoymo ,,cr.
juied himself to secure n seat in thn m r. u
States senate: with Le;nv a du.llcst ,mI !.
murderer. and ,oadca h;n with oron,. a,ho,
en;thct IN bc found in tho ,,nouoaa Tlo,'
Is MT single vh;p in old I1,n;I ,rnr,h,, -,
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Che Alarkcts.

Wheat has been selling in Elkton tins
week at SI.GO: Corn at 90 cents: Oats at 81
cents: these may be taken as the prices of
yesterday.
BALTIMORE MARKET, September Flour
was selling 1T $1.2j to $3.50. Good prime
white wheat brought 81 60 to S1.7o. good red
81 so to 81 81; white corn 81 to IS cts. vel
low 30 cts oats IS to So cents.
In Philadelphia Flour was $3.50 to rs:
wheat 81 90 t" S1.S5 according to quality;
corn 95 cts; oats 80 cts.
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SAVING FUND

OF THE
u. s. Insurance, dt,nnity and Trust Co..
). L. CORNER TnlRp & CuEsryrr Sis.
.. PHIL.7DELPHL3.
.5 CAPITAL $3.50, 900. ..
MONEY is received on deposit daily. Tho
~ amount deposited is enter cd in a Dcpo,i,
Book AMI given to the Dcpositor, or, if preferred, a
certificate will be given.
All sums, large and small arc received. nm, III =,
amount paid back on demand, without uotic.
Interest Is paid at the rate of FIVE FER GENT
commencing the day Of deposit, and ce;lsiug fuuY.
teen days previous TO tho Withdrawal of the money
I'm the first day Of jn,ary in each year. til,
interest of each deposit IL paid to the drpostor. or
added to the principal, as he may prefer
Inc Company have now upwards Of $500 de-
po,ltors in the City Of Philadelphia alone.
Any additional information will be given bv adj
dressing the TREASURER
DIRECTORS
STEPHEN II. CRAWFORD. Prcs't l
IAwhETCE JOnSsoS, Vice Prcs't
AMBROSE W. THoNrsoS,
BENJAaIs W. TINGLEn, 400.
JACOB l.. FIouAScE, 'gF
WILLIAM NJ Gopyiy,
PAIL B. GoppAkD, ~
GEonGE McHsSRy, ."tf'
JAMES DEvERgUx, .|.H ~ !
GrsTAvus ESGLIsH
Secretary and Treasurer. PLIyY F,sk.
Teller and Interpreter, j. G. OgnLscuLAGEn
Sep. s, ISj5-ly. ''''
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tooii' i"ndence Of The Cool Wing |
WEST NoTrlssnAM Sent. s u

Health IF the Neighborhaod-Smday Schoo
Celebro''on-Protracted Mceting-Tcmper.
ancc Meeting &c.
Mr.. EpWoR Our neighborhood Is un.
usually healthy this season. We have had
no sickness with the exception of a few cases
OF dysentery Of which only one or two have
proved fatal.
:. The celebration Of the Presbyterian Sunday
School was held in the West Nottingham,
Church on Tuesday, August 2sth. was
greatly surprised to see 50 few persons turn
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Now TO the runior which he mentions of a
Know Nothing paper. We can tell him that
VIC heard all about That project from first
hands. The principal object its projectors
had was to defend native born citizens of
this country and this county against the
vilainous attacks made on them by him and
let him rest assured that if the paper had
started he would have been able .fcelinaiy to
speak Of his pocket ncrre. lie would have
found his list OF names growing ''slnall by de-
srces and beautifully less" We offered the
flee use Of printing press TO those who
thought Of getting up paper to meet his
calumnics and traductions Of Americans,
cmhcllish,d by blacksua,d cuts Of piratical
foreigners beating out the brains of native
citizens, and we are still willing TO lend what
aid We may toput down the party of the pre-
sent Administrations is not the Dem
ecratic party. but the party Of sccrssionists
nulliicrs and diSunionists, north and south
the party Of the spoilSmcn who pandcr
to home bred treason and foreign corruption,
'iiiI iHcy may sun clutch the power III the
land. |.' d. ..a
We have thus followed through the stupid
columns Of the Democrats tiradc-'.that
filthy sheet whose vocation is to black guard
every body and every thing that comes in its
way"-bcing as brief in onr remarks as our
time has allowed, and Rejecting to trouble
our readers with these personalities. These
articles, as our readers know, grow ont of the
notice of the signeIs to that pledge or oath
whose names, being published at large il,
The Democrat made them and their "oath'
proper subjects Of remark in this paper. The
Democrat commenced the personalities, in
the offensive sense, between the papers, and
The Wing is bound to see him through. So
cndeth this chapter.
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10 \ Church Convocat o. for Cecil Co.
will be held i'll Elkton on Friday, Saturday.
and Sunday OF neat week, the 18th, 10Th and
10th inst.
Divine services will be celebrated in Trim
~ Church, by several rlcrgymen, ON each
day at II o'clock y. VI. and p. NJ. Seats
free. The public are invited.
II. LLOYD CORRESPONDENTS Rector,
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PhOiegr phs & Daguerrcotypes,
TAKEN IN SUPERIOR STYLE.

Ta'IE subscriber respectfully informs the
l. Ladies' and Gentlemen Of this locality
that it is his purpose To remain but II few
days hoping they will embrace the opportur-
ity of obtaining one of his superior Dagucr-
rc"typcS; plain photographs, or Photographs
in Oil Or Water Cuiors, put up in beautiful
style and ut low rates. After long cXpcr-
icncc in the Art. he hopes to give every sat
isiaciion III Quality, Clcamess and BrlIancy
Of tone
luIJ" Pictures taken in all kinds Of wca Their
ne Portraits. Dagucrrcotypc, Miniatures
Canyons copied.
RHGnsS i'm the Court House.
GALLERY open from O'Clock A. NJ. to 5
O'clock =. VI NJ. b. W. WHEELER.
Elktou, Aug Is, 'j5-tf.
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out. Since the abandonment of instrumental
music people have not taken such interest in
the performances. EH
on tho Doth was the commencement of
their protractod meeting which ended on the
SlSt. There was very, good attendance
Throughout and "a very pleasant time. One
or two city gentleman, especially, who wc,c
spending some time in the country, Oh this
occasion appeared highly gratiiicd with the
opportunity of showing their gallantry among
our country bellies.
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NEW SHIP YARD.

NN> TIE subscriber having started a
M yard for building and repairing
-I::#sAN Boats and Vessels of all sizes. at
:aaser- PORT HERMAN, hopes to make
it am object for all having work in his line to
give him call. Being in good timbc,
country, with Il steam mill on the SPOT by
which much of the work will be done, and
all his expenses being very light, he is
enabled to do work lower than it can be done
i'll tie cities. Please give me trial.
june . 3m JOHN BARNADY,
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ELkTON LTHER ST0R E,
OPPOSITE THE HOWARD HOUSE.

OPPOSITE TIE HOW Al RID HOUSE,
TAMES lI.tSSON offers an assortment of
- Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grains ditto Madras and Tampico;
French and American Calf; Wax and Buff
Tppcrs; Harness and Skirting; Bride, fair
black: French and American Lining; Tops
and Bindings; Hips and Findings.
Us| The highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. Imay 5 6m
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1tlorrir0.

On Thursday last by Rev. James Fhnnery
Mr.. WILLIAM TEMrLEroS to MISS HENRIETTA
n. NANzANT, all of this county.
On Tuesday md inst, by Rev. Thomas
sumption, JonN W. SHIPPERS, Esq, of this
county, to'MARy A. daughter of II. Boucher
tormcrly Of Manayunk, Pa.
On Thursdays 9th inst, by the same. Mr..
Ell WnITEL"CK to MISS REnEcCA T.. SHAN
NON, all Of this county.
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Misunderstanding & Noland success.
sors to Wiley, Thompson 4 Co.. door and
sash manufactures at Port Deposit are about
to rebuild their extensive establishment, with
steam engine of double the power of the
one they formerly used. They expect to
have it in operation about the ist of Dcccm-
Der; in the meantime they will carry on their
business in another shop. See their adyer-
tIscmcnt.
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DEATH AMONG THE CATTLE.-A mortal dis
ease has recently made its appearance among
the cattle at Long Pond, on the mountain :,
about the conjunction of the county corners
Of Columbia, Sullivan and Luzernc, Pa
About two weeks since, in one dny, they
found frenty-seren dead cattle in The woods on
the mountain! The disease by which so many
have met their death is supposed to have
originated from some impurities drank from
stagnant pools, without being accessible to
any pure water.
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FRE!GilTING.

TNllE new, tight and substantial IN
l. fast sailing Schooner JAS. IGLE- AH
HART, C"W. L0"bcH G. Fona, will IlkE\
run regularly from the wharf. r $50,
EI'i Landing, leaving on Tuesday of every
week al - O'Clock VI. 5
Frcls''trrs may rely upon having thcll
business attended to carefully and with dcs.
patch, and at reasonable rates.
Apply on board to
LAMBERT G. FORD,
Or to JOHN PARTRIDGE.
fcb II u Elktun.
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FALL OF BRIDGE.-As Van Amburg X
JOS menagerie were crossing q bridge in
Burlington, N. j., on the cath ult., the bridge
gave way, and tho cage containing the RIM
oceros went down.--The rhnocoros. horse
and driver were badly bruised, and Il lad who
was standing on the bridge at the time wal
SO seriously injured that his life is dospaircd
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RAN AWAY

LNROM the subscriber, near the Rising Sun
Il on the 18th Of July, JAMES b. FULTON
between nine and ten years.. small of his gc
had on when lie went away; a straw hat, blue
pantaloons. and no shoes. Any information
concerning him will be thankfully received
Address JOHN l.. NICE,
Sep. S-3w. Rising San, Cecil Co., Md.
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STONE MANSION HOUSE.

Stable. Tcc-housc and other outbuiI.linps.
No. =. The Farm. adjoining the above ON
the East. contains $50 Acres, more or less.
about 25 of Which are Woodland. the bal,
ancc ARA Bile and in high state Of cultivation.
well wLtercd and under good fencing.
There ~ a Young APPLE ORCHARD and
other fruit trees on the premises The man
sion is frame and fnshcd in the best manner.
The bain is one Of the finest in Eccil Oh NTH. ,
The above properties are Que mile from tile
f., A. l.. Plank Road at Cherry lTill. ~
further description Of the property is dceml
Cd unnecessary as pcrs"us DESTROYS of pur-
chasing can view the same by calling on T.
&. PAEKE residing thereon.
G.5'Thc Sale will take place at 9 o'clock on'
said day. when attendance will be given, ami
conditions made known by
FRANCIS PiRKE;
ROBERT PARKE,
Surviving partners of the firm of
a.. PARkE " BROTHERS..
U!-Sa'c posiiirc in order to settle the Es-
tate OF John Parkc. decd. who was one Of
the owners of the aforesaid property.
Sep. SIS. 4 rt,' ..a ...-. .....r
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A Dogs Ve.,-Favoritc dogs have

A Dogs Gravc..-Favoritc dogs have
times not II few, been honorcd with monuments
and cpiaphs, and that faithful animal is often al
object of interest and affection to his owner whci
no such record rcrprtGatcs the attachment With
boys a good dog is accounted almost an equal anc
we remember in hoyhood's day to have ccmnittc,
to the earth with many tears f,vpritc dog VIII,
him ON grc,n little island in the bosom of til,
Big Elk and head and foot stones and Il well
rounded mound still mark the spot The Jill,
'Pooicss Of Port" WAS one dry attracted to it. and
We find ous old dog and hi. grave the thonc q
the following pretty little poeru:
For The Cecil IIhig.
R0LLO'S GRAVE.
The rude bridge swings across the creek,
The winter. shine like CT, sti,l glass
And winter than ~ orphan cl.,rk
Inc "''~. t.vnIb." IL the ,;f,ss,
".twhero tho wild brook ; hopeless heart,
l. broken ON ii messy lc dge
That from the rpp.cs hod ap IT.
Inc lilies growing o. the cd.o.
We made a low and lonesome or vc
And sinoothr'l the green sod uysr %.
As t,u'terIy ~ though we ginu
nte the dust kyer9 f
Poor Eel!o. Faithful To the e7l,
An humble tibuto woald fam
Pay to thy worth; dumb honest friend, ...
J non d''ist not live and di" in vain.
Sleep. for never lord or lady.
Had Il bed more sweet and shady
ENEMA ALICE BROWNE.
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Candidate for ,JIISlxp.

If Hon. Alexander Evans will consent to
serve as candidate for the Jud scshp in
this District he W i'll be supported by
MANY VorERs.
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Gl)e Cecil lubie.
ELKTON, SEPTEMBER s, 1850.

Arrival OF THE ATLANTIc.--Thc Atlantic
arrived at New York on Thursday with
Liverpool dates to 10Th August. Scbastopol
is not taken The Russian loss at Tchernaya
is stated TO have been 900. There are no
further details Of moment from tho war.
BrcadstuilS had slightly advanced.
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Cihcus.-A circus visits our town next
week, as their advertisement will show. A
crowd will attend it Of course, but these are
not institutions" that we advise the people
to run after. y,
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The Sons Of Temperance hold meeting in
lla,nmersmiths woods on the sth, they expect
Il number of able speakers. Y
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g. Hon. Alexander Evans is announced
as candidate for the Judgcship in tbs Dis
trict, but has not been ce.,sult.d in reference
thereto that We ar aware Of
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INDIANS Abour.-A company of Indians
are to he in 'Elkton to-day to give an exhibi-
ton of their manners, customs, war dances,
d., in their uncviliZtd state.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE

H)AhIlE Els wishing to send money to En-
Il Gland, ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit on the principal Bank
in any Of the ahov" places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,
Agents for Abraham Bell X Sons,
Apr 20 IF New York.
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a JrDGE APPOINTED. Gov. Lyon has ap-
pointed Hon. James NJ. Buchanan of Baltiy
more County, Judge of this (thc Gth) Judi
cial District, in the place of Hon. Albert
Constable, deed. We learn that lie enters
upon the duties of the office to-day.
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lc' ter to Tie Ion. Neal Dow in reference to
the working of the Maine Law and have re-
crivcl the following reply which speaks VOL
nm,s in favor Of Prohibition. Please give it n
place III your valuable paper and oblisc.
Yours truly.
W. II. EpER.
PORTLAND, Ne, Aug 3Oth 1858.
DEAR SIR Il have but y moment to devote
TO reply TO your enquiries and therefore do
ii very briefly,
l. I he Law taa be and is actually enforced
throughout the entire State to such an extent
that there is no where within our borders, an
open erog shop. Liquor is secretly sold, to
snail OK eat in many places but in large
districts Of the State, the Run-trafiic is cy.
tnguisLcl.
Liquors are introduced into the State only
IN small quantities. and always under dis
gui>e while in all our border cities and towns
t,c police are vigilant to discover and seize
them. 1t is within bounds to say. that the
quantity Consumed in the State is less than
one tenth rs much as 1t was when the law
was enacted. While write this the police
are busy bneath my windows in putting into
the basement of the City Government House
five flour barrels, each containing 20 gal,
kts Of rum, packed i'll saw dust which some
'.lrShmcn were trying TO smuggle into the
city in boat. The police come upon them,
when they threw the barrels overheard and
| He'd.
2. Such being the facts, you can Judge
whether there can lie .'as much If not more
tram drinking and drunkenness in Maine at
| present than there was before the passage of
| the law where there was open and free rum
selling all over the State. A mechanic came
no my office yesterday, with his wife to tell
me what the Law had done for him: lie
came from New Jersey an Incorporate man.
one year ago. to seek an asylum from ruIn.--
Here the temptation was intirely out of his
! vew-he became reformed, went to n. J. for
his wife and on his return come with her to
my Office That both might express their deep
gratitude TO God and the Maine Law, for
what the law had done for him" And t|,.,,u.
sand" OF others l!tr him, in the State arc now
redeemed. Tic temptation IS remorcd from tie
r'y Of HE yo"ng.
.. The State of Maine was ncv,r NOR,
prosperous than she has b,el since the Maine
Law. lhe vast saving Of money to her rtopc
from the suppression of the Iiu,,or ,c. lie *
now making them richer ara richer beyond
all precedent, while They have improved
vastly IN hablfs ot industry. Before the
| Maine L",, they squandcrcd annually in
S'fo" drinks at least 81 OU0, 0O0--and $780,
600 viii cover all the cost of such liquors to
,ncln now. Never before in the history of this
City was there so much activity among all
classes of mechanics, and especially among
those engaged II. bmdb,g, and tins is sur,
indication of substantial prosperity. And
the business Of the state generally is in Il
most satisfactory condition.
Respectfully yours.
NEAl. Dow.
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TO t.ARNERS!
UUEELER'S PATENT RIlLU
Horse Powers and Overshot Thr ashers.

NS-DTiCE is hereby given to Farmers, that
= Y | still continue the sale OF Wheeler S
Patent Railway Horse Powers and Ovcrsliot
Thra >hcrs with Shakers attached, which
will warrant to give satisfaction, or no sale.
A'"o, Feet Cutters, Ciorcr HuIh'", ""a ''ool
SH,r4
Persons wishing TO ,-rgage Machine may
call on thr suIxc'.ncr living near the Magraw
Church. or .,.drcss him at Rising Sun, Cecil
county. maryland ..s..
May 1911 JOHN d. MICIlENER
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PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have this day formed a
l. partnership, under the name and style
Of Wiley & holland, for the purpose OF
manufacturing and conducting the FRAME,
SASH, DOOR and SHUTTER business as
heret ofore conducted by Wiley, Thompson
II Co. The business will be carried on in the
old Sash Factory, now owned by VIM Nc.
Cullough, Esq,) until We rebuild. Thank
full for past patronage, we will cndcavor to
merit continuance Of the same.
Boz. .... WESLEY WILEY,
|. NORMAN w. holland.
Port Deposit, August q, 1856. [Sep 9.
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A LIFE OF TorT.-The Delaware Gazette
says that an Irish weaver named John Brown
who emigrated to the United States in the
year 1874, and who set up his loom III Will.
mington, in the same place it now occupies,
has ever since been engaged in weaving car
pets there, and still continues it, as happy
as the day is long, after lapse Of sixty one
years
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Fishing Propertv.

Valuable Fishing Property.
"llE undersigned will offer at Public Sale
L at the Hotel Of Mrs. Lum, in the town Of
N orth East on .. ..E... 81. ..r.l.
THURSDAY, the o0th dag of September.
1855, two complete sets of Fishing Tackle,
formerly used by the late firms Of Yarnall 4
Wilson, and Wilson Il Yarnall, on those two
Fishing Shores, known as "Mauldin's Moun-
tain," and "Grid from" the said tackle con-
sisting Of Boats, Scincs, Ropes, Capstans,
Oars, Corks, &c, together with all such 9TH
er articles as are used In fishing.
All persons wishing to examine the abevo
mentioned property, can do so by calling up
on the undersigned at his residence in Elk
Neck, where the same now is.
NSale to commence at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
Terms will be made known on day of sale.
ALEXANDER WILSON,
Sep. S-ts. Surviving Partner.
CUPERlOR FLOUR always on hand a lot
- of ohm Matthew'S superior flour for .alo
by ALDRIDGE u GRANT.
MACKEREL.-No. !, . and 8 Madkerel
III for sale by 4. BROWN, JR.
Sep. 8. -..--....-
DRIED BEEF.--A chance lot OF. city cur
Led dried beef, just received at the Dry
Goods and Grocery Store of .-....
Sep.o. L. DROWN, JR,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-08

TIE FLIGHT OF SANTA ANNA.-The New
Orleans papers bring information of the re-
port of Santa Annals departure from Mexico
lie sailed from Vera Cruz on the l7th tit.
for Havana in the war steamer Iturbide.-
During the outbreak oil the capital the er at.
est destruction seems to have been at the
mansion of Senior Bonilla among Other
things, splendid library of 5000 vols,
having been committed to the flames.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-08


THE FOREIGN LEGroN-Thc Boston Jour-
nal of the Sd inst, publishes along commune
cation from an intelligent German gentleman
recently from Halifax, giving an expose of
the progress Of enlistment to the Foreign
Legion, in the United States. He states that
the amount paid by the British Government
up to about the middle of July was $3.50, 600
and the humber Of recruits only about six
hundred. 'H''.
The writer states that the Government has
not relinqnishcd the recruiting system in the
United States but on the. contrary, has a
large number Of agents employed for the COM
ing winter, who are expected to induce many
poor working men to visit Canada under nr.j
mise of employment. The recruits on ..,ocb.
ing Halifax, are said & uec' ,,red Of half thc
f promised pajJ' and imprisoned and Aogged