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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

The Republican AMI incendiary locosoco
orators, mixing the attack. But there
are not half SO many riots Of this sort iii
Baltimore, as in the locoHoco city Of New
York; and az far as personal security is
concerned Baltimore has far the advan-
tage over either New Yo,,l or Phila-
dciphia. In Baltimore, newspaper re-
.,ortingis carried to sncil pcrfcct'oa that
il one rowdy shakes his Gst.as another,
the papers are pretty sure to have MI
the details: SO it is that we have 50 many
accounts Of rows there, while in ether
cities such things are overlooked.
The attempt of the Fore;g On press to
iujurc Baltimore in the value Of her FRO
porty and her business, is we'll under
stood in this state, and il is bat another
evidence that their chief aim is for the
sway Of the Offices give them these and
all is wc!l--takc these from them and
they would ruin you if il their power
Witness their intense hatred in Mary
land Of the very name "pimcy|can, !" and
al because here the Americans have
maintained the doctrine that they should
Tple their own country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19
Terrible Disaster

Loss Of Steamer Eco'rai Americd -Some s,.r
hundred llves supposed to be lost. CHARLES
TON, Sept. 1.-THE steamship Thomas
Swami, from New York, arrived here this
evening with the melancholy intelligence of
the loss Of the steamship Central America,
from California,
The Thomas Swami spoke on the 18th
instant about IS miles north Of Cape Halter
o; the Norwegian barquc l,loisc, which had on
board 40 Of the passengers Of the steamship
Central America. The passengers stated
that the America foundered on the l2thinst.,
with.iive hundred Passengers. .os whom only
sixty were savcd' There was nothing said Of
the crew or Of the specie.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19


fEo"cHiFlIoS OF foREIcNaEs. The or
gan, orthe present f,l.c Democracy are
continually CRYING emit against thc ,,o.,r;n.
,;,., L,,
,''' "'' .'''J "'e i''"a'' 10 On" ~ o'
Foreigners by the American Party, which
they pronounce unconstitutional, vc. Let
them and let the VOTING ucorlr nor6o,, ~, n.
r,i,,..;n,, come.
80
IN itH'' "H'H the Constitution OF the
|, dlG" >'a's =, was i TONED the Noehi4#ouS
E''"n,,n>' n'4oinoos e"etrans and i'w'!-
cons tilaI mace IL deemed 1t thcn cHty to
? 9 }, ~. II,
~ ',I' t''' 't'''-J''V oi u'e o"'ca
0'"'gS @!,'u'" le ''"''F' porn cltZen.
,r' ~ ! ia ''"' a"G -H',AF Of me o",'gd States
'.'o' 1 W ~ '"'9 A""'o ooFh Ai"sIitan 5
''"1''tN ~. ,.,
,. "'' ''"' we NaFy Oh INC United states
'.!,,'''' " '"''F h'"'e COZ" american con
A., nv, j..
~ ! ''"' ! e"''e' S''"'th' DC organized AMI
- r'G y RI, = ','1,'e '''t''' ol'/e"'
..,,,, !'I ~, r'''-'a' cll"'',,'lc'' .''a pat
image 'h"u'H come rom t"s native bo'n
r', '1';; w., o'.o ., ,....,.,
',''! 'i,e n'l'''o d 'hc several 9'&'rs
c, , '''I1 ',''o t''e F['',re OF inc t"t'o
49,. ~ ''''"'i ''1' ''S'NohI l'aVFs
~, '; ,i'"t',,.,.. :,
'"t' T"G "" oasFc o2rn citizen Should
q,, '''g No. et't "a W. ygyo f""er' ., ~.
Gu -,,11 ~ ~ 't9'IeuV VI Hie ChlttH
9'% an 9 ,ro NC NAIVE
o ,l t,n '"' ,n'' ti'"' ,of"i'ch Oh government
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

EI~BY mum .ous letters from all parts Of
The county, @e LEARN, that although the For
'Sn Part, have but little hopes of carving
We county, they are vigDaat in their cxcr.
lions and intenl to make II desperate effort to
siec! az least part Of their ticket. Il has for
some tine been evident that a part Of tbeir
can''idates are TO be allowed to take care of
themselves, while for a few fayoYites extra
piliS are to be taken. We warn all lYbjps
AMI Americans 10 be on tier lock on. tor
this Stand By your ticket, as GOOD u,cn and
true Taken all together, better ticket.
was never presented to the voters of the
county See to it that not man on il is
allowed to be cut. And we especially clu
On lnc men Of ANY one section Of the county
10 take especial care Of the can didstag in
other sections. Let us 60 to WORK, all to-
Se'her, for the Whole ticket ard We will rs
surely eivot every man on it, as the dav O.
election CONES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

REDUCED FARE - The Phil. VIII, and
Baltic, RAILROAD Co. have instructed their
agents along She road. 10 sell Eonud Trp
tickets at single price, daring the Exhibition
Of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Society at
Philadelphia on the 20th and 3Oth Of this
month and the LIST and 2nd of October. -
Freight is required to be paid on all articles
sent to the Exhibition, but they will be re-
turned free on presentation Of u certificate
form the Secretary OF the Society, that they
were on Exhibition The came instruc ions
have also been issued 10 the agents on .hc D.i
aware Rsilroad.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

PNosaEors IN TIE SrArH The prospects
81 the American patty throughout the state
are highly encouraging. The best ntorned
politicians think Mr. Hicks will have a
larger majority in the state than that Of Mr..
Fillmore last fall, while as regards the county
nominations, om party seems to have been
unusually fortunate IN selecting worthy and
popular candidates. American men Of Cecil 4,
III the great contest 70" complete supremacy
in the State, show yourselves, on this occasion,
equally true and patriotic with your brethren
in other counties.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

Ancoiing IF the American Party of'hv
Ith District was he'd at The hotel oC Mrs.
Ncy noliS. on Thursday evening Tor the pnr-
pose Of nominating candidate for Magis.
tatc to fill the vacancy oecasionld 10y The
resignation ofJohn T. Christie.
John ". Taylor was cal,d to-thc chair
and Samuel Norris, elected Secretary. The
meeting theu proceeded to nominate, when
.3iAss IPt&oE, was unanimously deglar,d Tie
candidate.
On motion Resolved that the proceedings Of
HE meeting be sent 10 Cecil Wing for p!1,i-
cation. The meeting 4hen adjourned
Samuel NoEFls SECRETARY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

TWENTY One IEANs.-ln the Icwisvi,,y
Platform, which we elsewhere publish, y
continued residence Of q years is LAID down
as the term foreigner ought to remain IN
this country before being natu,alizcd. This,
however, is not universally acccdpd to By
the members of the party, many believing
that 10 or II Yeas would be a sufficient
period. This unsettled point Will be mat
ter for future consideration.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

NDREADyUL ACCIDENT, Mr.. YIN. II. Boul-
don, respectable farmer Of Bohemia Manor
lost his life in most distressing manner on
Saturday last. His arm was caught in
thresher S Drawn in up to the shoulder the
sinews were drawn out ofhis body and the
flesh and bone broken to pieces There Was
some difficulty in extr,ca'ing him from the
machine and though medical aid was prompt.
y on the spot he died soon after lie was taken
out He leaves family.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

IuH SrArE CASvAss. Messrs IIiciS, Pur-
nell. AlcPhail and Scabrooke will attend pub
lie meetings at the following places on the
days named.
We a ,sday Oct ! Bel Air, ITartorI Co
FRIDAY 9. Eikton Cecil
Tuesday II, Chestcrtown, Kent
Thursday -, Ceurcvla Queen A"ne /"
The meeting for Elhton is fixed for October
9Th. 1t viii follow close on the heels Of the
discussion between Alessrs ltlcaud and Nc.
Henry, which is on the 9th. Perhaps some
change may yet he made,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

THE L0coFoCo ABUSE Of BALTIMORE.
Vhe Baltimore American, in It's issue of
cv,osday last, dcnounccs il just and for
chile terms, the "systomatic abuse Of
Baltimore" by certain newspapers and
newspaper correspondents. These SLAM
dorers Of that city, who are trying to
break down its business and lessen the
value Of It's property, are all locofocos.
They are all members Of the party which
assumes to itself the title OF "Democra-
cy," but which is more properly called
the Foreign Farty or the Sham-democra.
cy. And the cause of their wholesale
defamation Of that city is that they no
longer rule it. Their motto is "'rule
or ruin" Their abuses there led
to their overthrow aud to the triumph
of the American Party, and their malig-
nity on that account, knows no bounds.
Foremost among the traduc2gs Of Bal
tlmoro is The Repu5Iscan---ono of the
most mendaclous prints in the country !,
its assaults Oh the prosp Gritty and bust
ness Of the city where it is published,
are without parable ell, and are grcedily
copied BY the foreign press throughout
the statc-here in Cecil, as elsewhere /;
and, often, much is added by these
country papers, that would not be toler-
atcA IN the city. If this system OF
abuse did net reach beyond the state, the
The character and motives Of The Rcpub~
lican and its aecomplicos would be a
sufficient antidote, but their SANDERS
reach to distant sections Of the country
and tend to poison the minds OF the poo.
| pie there.
In the face of all these things, it is
known to the citizens Of this state that
there is moro personal security in Bal
timore now than when the locofocos had
the sway there. Who docs not rcmem-
ben that people then scarcely dared TO
walk the streets st night Now there
is an occasional row, between some For
eign and some American club, the for.
cigncrs, in most Instances, instigatcl BY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

n~T+Dl,,,.. avn ,,,,,,t g., p,.,r,,,.r .;,,,.
i'''"
t''' 'l''F" y 'o->'''il'"h N2H"haI Con
Yention held at Louisville. Mex, week VI
will publish the Address issued with il.
3,;n ,0rrrsy,,r,, -, .,rron,-
\, l., III,
s,l,,a p, .'''.', " 'oN !, uE''''"l % '4c
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,La rL,r';a, ''''','' % w.. p,@a'' ','"G" 81
,'n;ot.,r No.. NV 'i''""''''' ""' l"c
"a Tlr ,.rrnfoa,;or 81 n,v.d..., r-......
as he r,I.,i,,,a e. ,'a ,''.i", T''.o''
lih.rr;o, ,nJ .L,,,t, nv '7'"''S
;r.o ,3,,da,,,, '' 20" "'N u muir
Al 3,,cr;.,,.' ,,,,.., ..,,. .-.:.,
This and VA ",''. ~
G'r III (, M 49, = ,'''' .',,' s'''''' ~ s''''"
ooyeru,u.n, nn,,l,,,r, ~, ""
Others. u,ycr,hIe,s ''' f''''' ''''' AZ
An p..n"S i"r,. 81 ,-,..;.,.., SOMEONE.
,cy;,j;na ,,r,..,n,.I,. = 5 IN '''''''
t;,l,l ,@ oil ,I',,; - ~ W
I,rt ""'' u '''''''r 'o''' Us }
5,h No rcr.oo sho,,,3,,. ..,.o.., g..
Ttirai. st.Ii',, ,,I,'l,,,.,.r -, 'p' ="
brlhi ,yIn r,coc,,. " nI,,n,.,,., ',.
,.,,nn a., o''','','e u '!'''
potentata or power or wll,refIsqs to rccogn;zr
the Federal and State constitutions zach
within It's sphere as rorqnonnt to all oth,r
laws, Is rules Of political action.
Gin. The unqualified recognition and main.
tcHauce Of the reserved RIGHTS Of the seyc-a,
STATES, and The cultivation Of harmony and
iTa;crnai good viii haL"cea the citizens Of
the S,ycraJ States, ard to this end, uou-ntor-
ference Q, Congress with qvae,iuns aruerlaia.
ing solely To tie iudiyiInrl States and ion
| intervention by each 5,at3 with the affairs Of
any other N,o,e'
| IN Inc recognition Of the right Ct the
na"Ee, bern ana "atmati7ed citizens Of Tie
! Uih'ta Staies permanently residing in any
.nd i,rs an Az T., ~ ,,hn' i'G,' CoSy''''o'
social o,rs j., jbnI r''y,' ",,i't,,,' "'iu
10 tho ,,rny,so,s 0''')
,;.t, H. y, .',o
whenever thew lave the reagi,ifc ito, nonnIa, ;o,
| for one REPRESENTATIVE in CONGRESS- Pyor.jaj
! abrams, That nonc but thos. v.ho oro r;,;,,re
/ Of the United States under tho Const;ntion
and laws thereof, and who have fiyrI a ,ns;-
dence in any such Territory, ought TO partici-
pate in The formation The Constitution, Or
| me enactment OF laws Tor said Territory or
STATE
8ih, An enforcement Of the priocirle TINT
| no State or Territory ought TO admit others
| than citizcn8 Of the United States tn the ripht
Of suffrage or holding political Office.
! OH. A charge IN tho Avs Of poturiltz,tio,
! maiia1 continued residence of tv,cnty.ooe
| wears. Of al, not herein before nroyide1 for
| an indjspensabe rcauis;te for cjtiznnshin-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19
AAdr(lrnIOM1E.l. ,R.

TUE subscriber having had considerable
experience as an Auctonecr, and hclicy-
ing that he can give satisfaction in that ca
pacity, oilers his services, as such, to tho
Public.
His residence is two miles from Els ton on
We North East road, and bis Post Office Is
J. IEton. Persons in want OF an aUctioneer
70 cry their sales win please apply 10 him
IN person or by letter, as above.
Sept. 10 3 NJ ALLXANpER ". KING.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

HARTFORD COUNTY NOMTNATloNs.--At an
American Convention held in ChurchWIe, on
the 18th inst, the following ticket was nom.
mated with great enthusiasm For Clerk oG
Circuit Court, VIM, Galloway: Register.
Benedict Hanson Sheriff. Michael Wbltetord:
House Of Delegates, Thomas NJ. Blcou
Franklin Hanway john Baker County
Commissioners A. j. Michael W S. Young
VIM Deyer, Bernard Clark, J G. Lucky /:
County Surveyor Frank Barr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

II The Philadelphia Evening Journal an
influential neutral paper speaking in refer
once to Ex-Governor loves threats against
Baltimore, sensibIy says;
There is but little probability of the Dem.
ocrats obtaining the wshed.lor majority in
the next Legislature Of Maryland, and If the
bulk of the party agree with Mir, Lowe in
his views about the commercial capital of the
State, every friend Of civil liberty must hope
that they may never achieve supremacy in
that body
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19
FIR tie CccH JHi.,



About a year since in he pubic stree. q
a town in Cecil County u,mtcr Of The
Democratic Party being enga gcd IN dis
c",Slon with some gentlemen made the fcl.
lowing remarkable assertion, tha, >mrYe h. a
candidate for Office he leoaH mfaoiDh, prefer
he rotes ?'t2relsq:rS 70 taose mse,1ers Of Ire
I"eicon Pady" That mao is now On tie
Democratic ticket rs candidate for Tic
House Of Delegates. This bold and sham ,i,,l
dnctrnc advanced by bin is now endorsed by
the democratic Party and it remains for the
people CT Cecil county to decide whether
this Doctrine shall be sustained. or The
author Of that sentence be sccgad filae dc,
teated by honest American votes. The
American Party have clear roaiofity in
Cecl! county, and the election Oh This nlau
rests with them. | : he Is elected American
votes viii elect bin, aud The American
voters will have the pleasure OF knowing tha,
lh'y placed IN power a uan who would IN
ilnatc'Y prefer, Foreign to American
votes, " word to the wise is sufficient. 49,
II this man prefers foreign votes let him
have them, and lot every good American
vote for the men who discard this doctrine:
vote fer the men who viii represent the
county crcditably and hono~ably in The nest
-1mcf'eaa Legislature Of Maryland.
BOHEMIA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

GIVE have bad large ORDERS this week
for TIE Nh'8 during the campaign, and al,
though we at'nck off cur first page extras
enough for large demand we find that >
number cannot be Supplied tin next week.
Send your orders as early in the week as
possible,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

LADIES FAIR AT Rock CHURCH. A CORES
pondcntba furnished US with an account of
the Fair for the heneti. Of the Rock PIoshy-
terian Church, near Fair Hill, of which we
have only room to print that the net proceeds
amounted to $3.50, sum deemed quite amp.
for the replirs they design to maize.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

CI'Ihe question is asked us: viii there b..
any session OF he Cour, in Oclobcr2 Y1e,o
IS u difference Of opinion here On The subject :;
bat we think the regular term vii! be 5eIj
as usual
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

CJ~Wild duck Of the teal species are unusu-
ally plenty on the Susquchanna RIVER. The
water is uncomonly low.
G-FThe Baton Rouge Gazette says that
VIM. S, Martin, Of that place has invented
an engine which can be constructed boiler
aod all for about $50.
IJ'One hundred and City thousand dol
lars. it is said, have been raised in the State
OF Georgia to aid Gen. Walksr in his descent
upon Nicaragua.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19
GtLY % CENTS

SEND On yora Oi.Dens. We will send
The Cecil Wing during the present Campaign
at Tie following rates t@cMy copies Jcr five
@2Hars ten copies for 50. 80. We hope our
r'lcIt'ls throughout he county will send on
tLcir OK lrs at once.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

County CoM.sSIoxrns. When the people
Of yhe county compare tue mpunlr IN which
The affairs Of The county have been managed
.ho last four years, with the way BE locoto
cos managed them aud when they look ut
the men who compose our ticket, We haze no
doubt they will eject th,m by large ajori'y.
Oar candidates aIc busircSs mcu, who Will
look after lhe interests ortAe coao,y at the
same time that they viii take good care Of
tho funds, During The last four years, under
the last two Boards Of Commissioners, there
have been more substantial improvements
made in roads, Bridges, &C., tlan ever be-
fore, at tho same time the taxas have been
KEEP. at reasonable ralcs. Our cand dates
now before the people, are safe and liberal
men in such natcrs-the very sort 81 men
needed to adm mister the aGujrs Of Tie county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

I}~Jhe attention of Chc public is called to
the advertisement of the Circus viii d Vii,
visit EIkton on the 2Sth INST The PEI ;o,..,
l"s elephants will be the greatest curiosity
ever exhibited in the torn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19
Nrw Loypoy AcADray, The semi annu

new LONDON ACADEMY. The semi annual
Exhibition Of the students Of this hourishing
Academy will take place on Wednesday after
noon, the Is inst The programme presents
an interesting Order of Exercises. Among the
speakers are Joseph NJ. Whitaker and Joseph
Turner Of Cecil county. Lancaster's Band. of
this town, has been engaged fol the occasion
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Political Excavations.

Ncssrs Ricaud and Nell snyy, the
Candidates for Congress il this district,
have arranged to hare q series Of discus
SONS, at tie times and places, named in
their Card, printed below. The chal-
lengc came from Mr.. NclIcmy. We
shall see which cause suffers most,
TO THE VOTERS OF TIE SECOND
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The sbscribars, candidates for Congress
IN the Second Congressional District Of Mary
land, having agreed upon meetings urJont
Public discussions in various parts Of the
several Counties composing said Districts give
notice TO Their fellow citizens, that they win
be present Of the following places, on the day
named, to address th.m and respectfully
invite ticir fellow citizens, without diStinc-
ton Of party, to lie present,
The speaking wil! commence each day at
the hour Of two O'Clock. T. N.
TncsilaY, Sep. I'D, Westminster, Carroll co
"Wednesday, Sept. 23d, Rcistcltown, Bat. co
Saturday, sept, 25th Hereford,
Thursday, Oct. lst, Hcl.air, Hartford co.
Saturday, Octr 3D., Aberdeen, Hartford CO.,
Monday, Oct'r 9TH, Port Deposit, Cecil co.
Tuesday, 0et'r eth, E!kton, Cecii co.
Saturday, Qct,r lQth, Chester T own, Kent co
RAMSEY NcIiIaKY,
j. b. RIcACD.
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kTHE CnoPs. We have had admirable
weather lately for maturing tho corn and
buckwlcas crops potatoes in some parts Of
the county are much affected by the rot,
though some farmers have good sound crops,
Tie seeding Of wheat is progressing slowly
owing to the extreme dryness of tie ground.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19
MENTION 70 THE BONNETs.

MFRS. A. F0.TD invites tho attention Of the
ltl Indies Of I.lltton and vicinity, to her large
,.i.l " Ell selected stock OF
Snmmer Do,.nets, RlJdons and f}owerS
Sic has Just returned from the city and feels
confident her stock igoods cannot fail to
plaase those who viii call. Her establishment
IL directly opposite the Howard House.
fmay 80 If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

SHERIFF POOLE. The bail Of Sheriff Poole
has been fixed at $1,000, being 81 900 on
each of four charges against him. He is
still in Jail at Towsontown.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

DISTRICT CAso:oArGa The f.l!Gwing are
the District Candidates so far rs we have
been able to ascertain them VIII some cor.
the responder: in Districts 10: given, give US
names Of their candidates
IST DISTRICT.
Supervisor. William II. Emerson.
NfEgig raies. - Samuel Hays JAS i. Price
CnuSiad.c 3.-J ohm Rich .cds. Rubt J Du-
hame!i
2ED. DISTRICT,
HHpfrriGcr. - Benjamin Davis.
'r.'a'as. - lexander ?. BArwick, Rich
ard Mcfarland.
Cuus'"birs. = Lawrence Simmons. \. Alex N =
der Cc}naary
Bird. DISTRICT,
SnpcYrisor. No Nomination.
NagtNI"''s - Joseph p. Bradbury, John A.
Rankin, Edward Davidson.
CoaSfad.ss.-J Joseph Miller, Geo. ". Mahan
It'll, DISTRICT.
No nominations.
9TH DISTRICT
SMorrigor. - r Robert Hurt
Mrgisretss.-] Ohm Eiaile, 4. Wharton, & .
5. Jetirirs.
9Th. DISTRICT.
Supervisor, John Barnes.
Thomas. y. Clayton, James
y. CHu!aJn.
con'a1iss.--Joracs c. EE"a. Warner NJ.
Ps%sDa.
7Tll. DISTRICT.
S4rcrrisor.~-.Jo'ln McNuilir
Ma -iy:yuici.--:!a'nnciP Peace, Iii Cosgfoye.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

Dear SIR My orla1ou WITH
respect to immigration is, tina! except use.
IL! Mechanics and some particular dc,r.ip-
ton Of mon or professions, there is no uecl
OF encouragement. a,a &a
fu. II. p |. G WASHINGTON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19
VYagoNs Nr, gor Snla.e

A T Cilpins Falls Mills 81 nils north Of
"a North East Cecil county Md / four
Horse Wagon, l two Horse three-sprug
Wagon. heavy log Wagon all good
Also ] PAIR MULES, Harness ana Wngon.
Sept. 10 II. JOHN MATHEWS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-19

SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING

"a The undersigned respectfully calls
.'sfitSS1s 4.thc attention OF the Farmers and the
L pub..c generally, - lbs stock OF all
Kinds OF harness. II his shop in Port Deposit,
opposite J. J. lcc:a.t's, %!iere ali orders
VIII be promptly executed.
apr IL I'm j. 4. SEl.IZER.
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I!ii-NCtl NN.r!CH.

Chesapeake Cny. Rev. John ". Mcars
viii preach in the Academy Tomorrow a.
cmoon at O'Clock. All are invited to at
L,ui.
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SnrrIva %205 So
G, NJ. ELDRIDGE, Prost.

At the Annual Meeting the following gen.
tIenten were elected Managers fJi the en-.
suing year,
GRlFrITH ". ELpRnGr,
BENJAMIN ". Harris,
WaiLMt 1oRnEET,
GEy. II. S. SriTFs,
sGGoBGE r Howard,
JACOB TOYS,
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
JoHE Salrn,.
RICHARD l.. THoNAs
Tho BoarI assembled Immediately and 20
leated 3rilth NJ. Eldridge President. ami
+. a. Ellis, Secretary and Treasurer.
Test
ETA. ELLIS, Sect.
n, B.-Tho Report iniuII viii be PUBLISHED
N sheet form tor distribution auoag tho
mombcis
Sept " 3-w F. 4 ELLIS
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nHlS is 70 give notice, that the subscriber
/ OF Cecil county, hath obtained from tho
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of adj
minSirstion on The personal estate of James
kehnedy, late OF said comfy deceased All
persons having claims against tho SAID de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhidt tho
sumo, with th9 vouchers thereof duly anthem
heated; OH or before the 23rd day OF JAY,
1905, they may otherwise. by law, be exciu-
ded from all benefit Of sal Is, ate. AN per
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate Payment 70 the Subscriber
Given under MY hand this 10Th day Of Sep
tember, 1851. GEORGE r TAYLOR,
Admir- D. 3. NJ of Jatnes Kennedy decd.
Tess-R. d, JAMAR, Neg. Sept. 10, '57 81
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Itsters from Cen. Eg.shtnr,,.n

The following extracts from the papcrs Of
Gen. Washington, published By Sparks, will
SHOW the opinion orthe Father 81 his country
Oh his subject of Amolieanism
To Johe ,4iams, Fice Presidsnt Of tie
UnNeA Slelss.