The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-02-19
correspondence of The Cecil Whis.i
ElGuTu DISTRICT, Feb 14th, 80.

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| Mr.. EDITOR To use an American phrase,
It's the " manifest destiny" Of the Eighth to
occupy very conspicuous position among
her sister districts of the county. Progress
and change are the watchwoilS of the day.
| The good folks of Row laldSvil.e wore some.
what s!anl,d, less than fort night since, by
| the Sudden diSapp, arance of the foreman Of
! the iron works Mt this place Mr.. B. who
ahsquatnatcd before dc broke Of day" on
| Saturday morning week leaving his creditors
minus some hun,lIeds Of dollars. He stood
| high in the Methodist Protestant church too.
| We ale going to have change Of proprie.
tors in the spring. Mr.. Kllling>worlh intends
leaving, much to the regret of his numerous
friends, and Alr. Minchal W. Fulton takes
his place.
Anthony Shafllr keeper ofthe g Bull Frog"
tavern, intends moving 10 Buck Valley in the
spring, and William Dunn purposes occupy
| ing his place in the aforesaid tavern. | think
the ci,izens ought to strive To prevent license
being granted for this house. 1t is manifest
ly illegal, not having sufficient room for the
number OF bells required BY law. Anthony
had somc trouble in getting his license last
| season.
| We have new ,tore at New Mexico, too,
|
church near the latter place f, Il into difficulty
not long since, and was locked up by the
constable, for and in consideration Of debt
of some 40, which notwithstanding the
laudable ,ifnrts made by its members, re.
mai, S unpaid. There was pro!ract, d meet.
ing going on at the time and great havoc
being made amongst his satanic maics,rs
minions. The man with the insignia of office
had, Few nights previously, clapt his legal
talonsupon couple of c0res, who felt the
exhilaratins effects Of Anthony's best, (Which
is said to be a dead shot on bcd-bugS j.
Being somewhat elevated in the head by this
wholesome beverage. the young men were
having confidential talk, which disturbed
the exercises of the meeting. The consc-
qucnce was they were seized and put uIon
their own horses, in order to be marched off
10 limbo, but Capt.--who is high in the
temperance society here, and a universal
friend to the unfortunate. got behind one o.
the chargers with pole, and calling to the
rider to spur. came down on the bullock of
the animal with sucl, two. handed energy,
that 1t broke from its captors, leaving one of
them sticking III the mud in the shape ola
fork fence. There was n regular John Gilpin
race from that to Mason and Dlxon's line
The other poor fellow wasn't so lucky, but
had to stand his fine.
have said the church was locked up. bu.
the l'a1ing members putting their heads to-
sehrI, devised Il plan Of getting it opened
again; and ultimately paying off the debt.
by holding Fui, next summer when the
buckle berries are ripe. So look ont for tick
cts to ;his Fair, which is intended to be one
of the most original and grand fctes, that
was ever got up in the Ei2hM throwing the
8 fancy ball y entirely in the shade
In The way Of sport we had II most mag.
nlticicnt fox hunt to-day. Tho animal was
captured last week and penncd at Rock
Springs Amateurs of the chase pronounced
it in excellent condition. The animal had an
exceedingly fine appearance, beng covered
with coat Of beautiful rcd fur, terminating
in fine brush, with u,avl legs and a sharp
| qul24lcal nose, The day before the hunt
being SU,day, and an idle day. the Captain
Of our newly formed fox hunting club. be-
strobe mule, went round and warned all the
Fraternity, consequently a grand display was
there. The hounds were numerous being at
lcaS: thirty, but unfortunately in bad run
ming CONDITION, having hada public dinner the
day before, III which whole OK was disposed
of Ia disease prevailing among the cattle in
tins ncighbolhood, which has made dog
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