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Der nelIdLi&e m.Ier nit pbsen uebeIn bebaet 1T h6t
Ineu erabrenn S3t peubeu bur ween nit
bon enen Smeen tefrc mir6, icnbu eenieLbH aud bei.
bat ten Ratn cine ieb bi9e 8nuu9 gu MAIDEN, pdbrenb
er in een Tden, bic Semrcne @ etpaS IN bas Snlnt
eitaeuuraeL ratbe peIer @ se9rttcn Bat e-
Mer melt sbBn &etnun9 beredtgt 1T. Beren9nn9n cber
trieures" merhen na elmer enen bon Nr. s. Sntb an9e
fnbenen Bebanbespeiie peusen Gaeen obne S6mer3eu
uber SncOnpenen fit ben saenteu sebe 3uSIei Sara-
trt Dr. g. 3. Gmb, hab tetne Gnt3nnbuno ber rrbra"
No. ais rGnurss" bebanbe prbeR ppbur@ 10 oft Gbaratane
be trolrieiten 6oI9eu berbeflbren.
Suuae 2eutc Vie, eIbe iernaIer SGpd&e Ieihen
ioten @ bet 3eien mtben wobu e eeen GUNNER unh 9rcbe
llntOlten nipartn.
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ten sbbre 8eribmtbe as eenb en anberer Ht IN Hen
Ianet ct BELT ba bsI In Sen ihwiersen grnb aus un6
eb ber Contribution itre uprna9ie Rra pteeer nbem
snae unb mbe DeI anweneet. Seine ReciSin If e bon
Nerr unb alien moraIii1en @teu in cisr besuem bidte
8e unbmcrtt nnb ebne @t6nins IN @edften su peura8e
aenon,rten perben r bt9e @ntsinbuna cnsren it,
irirb cine @inIGrinfuno ber 9ebenSree nptbmetbts
Qu ben Rrontbeten bes meibhen @ei@IetS bat r. 3. o.
emb felt elmer &eibe abren ieiu becnbere AnfmeamteR
ohpset utb rerfprit alien 2bcnhen ein beiIenbe &nr.
Or G. 8. @mtbH Brdoentaine ir rauen tnnn ob-
au BIase erbae. Die Debi3A W gut unb wurb nneHAIb
Sabren ousrc1bentl bel BACON Sebraut. gres S5. Ber-
Ionen wee bon Baltimore ent Cbnen 6nnen no genaaer
Nnaate Der Sprtone or. s. 9. Smtb IN portceu Brtefen
cpMuItirtn unb bic Rbn mad ruenb eine SRes bes Sana
9ci6idt erhdItcn
Mne Nnroeen bIeibsn rns prSat. n Der Cfce kns fss
parote 3intnler slr DtSppFton Der 8atettel
Ofen Ron Q ltbr Ncroens bis libr GbenbS.
Ur. 3. q. Gath.
SdS0.S Hc. IL Glib -Sfrehert6Nr. GdItmsre.
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eSunae NPdnner.

oernbes weGe b Spe iens ssbemen 9ders sewrrten nb
eas lP 10 Oee Ganene tn etn frubes @rGb reb weIht
eurh bre erbdbenen ldlene enrdeIten Derdnbf SA
t eem Dennet Der Rrebdmtett 6endt beeer unh Der
etr tssdubernet lSnt enlCft haben rlrben m6seu @ NIT
ndbP
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Eioener Socerb 1T Opl0es ipertb
fESIncef4er Q1uHnnf4 un0 6ta0t. Geiellid1nff.


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are BEN pertbSplfn u6 mttsen Gbetl bes Stabsebiees
s o 6drbpr Gtp In ben 8reis Der Uerbeerungtn 81 eben
nb QSs i'm Santfele Stabt 3u benz fur baS ere Gauenb
aaeReten grs BON $25 gum @ertauf brtneen un6 swar
sablnoeu prn S. reie DeebS in better 8Crm enrantrt Die
SdnarTnabme btefes SabttEels TT fcrCbl SDm bSden
tereHe fur bic Edrmteb6ferung ais aud bee @erebtrebenb
6aIu rGnae DpfS gBbern unb @rbtnbunssrasen ie etn
Steamer ur ereaune reeelmdBter gerbnbune NIT
orf ub 9cfgn werben unb md6renb Der @ntrfeltng
bs 9ldres bpn Der eel6aft sebaut nb be Ausfubrune
M5 9aneS rtrb In 3r5e ben @ennlPun fur be umeesenb
nah unierer Stabt leBen.
Yrdmte1t
bbenb entpese etnem 5000 Quabrat5us erpsn @arten
C6er etnem Irettidt duf bent wrben h
a Ter Snail al ben eren SerfaueH 1000 9DtS beSeben
Ter In Der &npifelune beSrfne Gabrtdplan ebet babur
6t tetne Seetna5Sne iOaSsrn nns burd Ausfabruns
bieen 6aFenpldnes r ieine sdn3e QDtdttefe erdneen
abrfante el6e TIRE Gtdbliemets mad &gg S1rbpr @ttp
sp r6e abaeiehn Der Snen 3dge jrtf1en Ncrb un6
eEb bur berd Besunigungen Settens Der @eelf1af Be-
beutenhe 9prkbetle eertnnen.
pamphlets perSeH unent8ed oaS88eben, uas ndtre 9a9
BnIe1 S. S6mtbt. Meent
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Sr. Solution.

gep tes tSnt8tGen Gcuesums gDuubdrate In 2Ontpn
raeurte nee Der eren meb3tnen &Dleeen Der er tnd.
zen oer Sen Gcsten lbe enes Gebens tn 5cIpdern Spu
xonoon ydrs pbdoepbta anbren Stdeen aabrab BAT
i9e per mnnoerbdren 6euneen pplenbet ppn benen bic @
NlVe DER Mte6n reie uHsdbee Qettente M an Obrguiau
en Nerrctat unh dnberen 8rdntbeen lten IcIGe aud
tuen oct sernsen SIetnsteten Ausenbltd6 s
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Nnntntcr 80.
sSaItinlore=2ccfsSp fsSpOipitaI.

@egriinDet aur llnferoradun8 Der Quadlalberet.
Der etn5tge plag, pO etne 0eilnn0 trlonnt
perpen farm.
QtnOerun9 tn feds Stinnett.
6ein Quedilber, Oas eliere @elnnpbett pcls
lenps rutntrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-28

1Wuuppo
Oners sdndpps TT bas bette uno rsnf
Se Seife mas je benz publttum aneebcten rur6e. Gs
X Sen Trter ndtlid Erduben Yaauntsn &C. berferet
~ n aSTtitd fret BON alien fhdbltnen 3uidsen
Ga n lin lebder @Ddza" poer elm drpettttdrtenceS Se'
rS b beOn6ers seeenet StOrunen Der WereauaHSsOr'
game Su beeu. -. eSs.ss, .u.~S s0r So. ersohr.r.
en- @srs arr 6etuna ber DgSpepe nDerbaulthtett Hebel-
Ft 6ss IlaaeeS an 4ppe unb abner BeibweFoen empb-
49, ySS ~, EskoSe 81 q Q. barron unb Go,
st"' ." 9 Gfe ppn 6anoper- unb 4cmborbfr
6nt dleintser Nsent fur 6te Ver. ct
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Or. s9obnItolt,
Der einaiae 9lrat, tpel6er atliet0t,
(Gtdbltrt Dor a&tiebn Sabrert.) J

(GtdbItrt aHtsebn Snbreu.)
Gr bat bds G6ere wrildmfe beas ItteI IN btr GDt
eHfeedt eeeen nut GENTLE 8dnbetttn SGw1ht I'm 0ndeu uni
ben Ge6srn unfrertatss Grstsunsen S&meseu
tn ben 0enntn ben Ntern urtnblde Nruas beE
o9dnben 8rdtt oes NrosnretjeS Der Rrp @nreeI NGen
Srdnfbe aasr iener OIep ubeI spsu
sbetmen @epObnben Der Sasenh re rren Opfern eedbr
brrubren nt .ets s6etI sIdntenbhen
3ohnun9en perun S6ud&t Der Contribution berpr6rtnetn
f6ren.
Sun9e Mdnner,
Oeubers wee M Syfer ieues sebemen eners aerrben nb
eae ldbt Ose Gauenc tn etn u frnbes rGt retbt w@t
eIa TIRE srbdbsIen 6alsnte unn sndelten
n cem Dennet Der Berebdmtett end begetert unh
str tssanbrnS lSnt enIDdt Haben prbeu 6seu H& NIT
opuent Uertrduew n1ben
Verbeiratbete Yerlpnen,
oeer SU6e wCle M u pertetrabeu beabttsen unb @ ptu.
p SWmdt coet etnee dHberen ptnberneS bwue nb fCu.
ten anptrsuSlt3 Dr SubnfOn ,u 8atbe ,tebsu ''''
l 2aoent SeSsn ee &te pbsfbe setse BerrattunS
Wcttdrtst Der 9terpen 0tttern SdwdG cbr @riEpna
Der aredltdh Nr Usr1sn nea iurtrt Derienas ws2Ses
m Der Sebdnnune uni EurDrge Don Dr. SCbnfrn uur,ttb
ue tueeFh~tlt@ dut ene driEItGt @e&tdHet nerlGItn
Or9antlAe S6wahe
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rdSdr eetSen we6es 9eben eenD bic Gbe unb go.
pmmeni1dn unme8lt6 udb IL Oft bds epOs Derer be trtn
@ Snto s q. S4 S.ss g S q @
tennsn Ob9let1 ie du6 burn Strfuren &teberhaeen TN
mstsnstbeils etne OIse Dsbraes Der belRen Oaane
Oer dbsr w 60 dusnen bas be ra Der @rscusus
WttP Gatern er9ebep dI&
Denen es a wetit nb. Aueerbem weren bur& frben e.
mug O Wsrtauunss gDerfause etpa6t unb De pbpGsn nS
9eift8en Grafte perni6tet. ~
@ern eerer wten Ot nt urfae Der rantbeit ID.
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l1ncen tnc. w - ~ = -
&E Offtce: go. 7 Sao=8rebertdFraee,
feben Sbiiren Don 8alttmOreltr,, GltltGe Sette,
Die Shfen binauf.
fan merle t NdmeH unb Sdusnummer benn unHenbe uub
TuaerGe Matchmaker eurrebenc eeutenlUle Gnadn
S@upHidr Steietrr Stra6enrent9er 9ampenpuSer
nnnen @ regema6ts @erite unb aueru auspsen pom Or.
SphnitCns 8tuf tn Det glabe y
MS. Iue Srtsft mnden ttutu TOs-Stamp entbalten.
Sine 9eiIan9 In 2 Iasen suselAert.
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Heftienern I WettfeOern !! Bettfe0ern

eoeben erbdIten 1000 Yfuno BeepeI VpI VSpIUE W'1'
SDeIde ids All BEN biG9Ien preiien rertant
ami@sn Warts tSpace nn6 Oer Bride
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~" ~ ~. tNVt az 81
IN @btcagp, Sa.
Die SuSenb bte @lannbt unb tas Nr Ile fDGten bees
Bud le Sc entbdlt nlsiGe Befbrngen ber bic @rbaltue
BITE S6wdn unO Rrontbeiten Der Gef6e6tstbe fir 1ie,
rel6e an ben 70 erf6Spnpn nnb tmmen 5Ulsen Der Stb
beefne" ub aberer Musl6weigen Ietce. Der rertbSpe
ab unO bic enbrtaoeu anuneen mel&e erbeit werbn
Sabre ss esosns serbaten uo db& Gauene eeben
ten. Der SetIunespan aaf Der Mnwenbune Der Gle &c
berubenc il nartn ausitrG teprUten nb nade.
~teen bns Dieiensea patenen Se br Gel fur an epen.
bet baben nbns ebet gu etn @ n6 be re6te SAmebe ee
weneet baben mpuena nruhtbarfett fDpie ae nerpSIe
eeteen uns Sdwd&en Der 81 6dsOrsan f6nnen ur au t.
6em 1Deee raOneu eebetlt wereu @esen @nIenuna BON
80 ets geaifamps wtro es epem fret slae6ift man
aereifrt: Or. S. Sub arf6, @bteaeO. Sa. (6b21iuw)
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MEDICAL II OUsE.

On. 3. .. saits s es aSsr fur srterberi@ benz BubH-
m en9e Au6ennen ieHer eorah9n @ieeniaittM ais Arat
@birurs seben O enisc Der 8orttec ansnabren mel.
e aus pe6nli6er @cnItuonen reen pxtigr aedbrIt-
der Srantbeiten NIT TIM erwatn bes TT ieS ieso nnsbis
9eporben.
@S 1T sensenb fir bn sesenpurtis onsufkbn bab er tn
1885 in 9eb1rs Jprn ais ars 1obu Se ientr 3 Bat
ne sase Numcrtontet ebsn Srantbsten ssepabt unb in
ben esten abren rebr Naentsn rt ais CUR 8e1rluoun9
nes Ramens ais tbdser une Smennasger ar3t pbpenb9
un6 Uene aHen Gsr5tea beFser Stab 3auenaen
eedebcn tonH.
Sbslei 9eee Der WHsebr bsr drstlben YrarS
r Nuadalber amSeeben wb, ansn3een, 70 e6enen iebo
Die ben nit iOlen Rranbeiten bebaeten penen eraGenbt
gOrbsIe rpb n Oas gnssssn ar ier notbwenbig
kalten. &lit nt6t Gbirrg bas gein
puren2 OeuRen Sranf6etsa bss ses n blen
unb Nr ionise arontbe teiIen ltnb 9e
fieb eS nit IN Der Borausiesn9 bab man ibr 9ulfe fir
csrei6 bdt9 Or. s. 9: S&mitb 1T ber aete reseadbse
araeuirtc Ar m Baltimore argen ld6t. Seine Yrdrs
1T ben sten abrsn 70 auaSStbnte seweieu unb bat
Sranfbten in allen duen unb minbere IN bis aosn 8cbe
N Be3us nuf bic scbe Insab tlr8 unter ieuer Bbanb-
luna setcmmer due bait es Or Gmtb nr Stt ben lln9IId-
Ii Defenders 6enben ben wotIsncuteu utb u ertbe-
Ie rpbI baran gu aten bat e ut bur bic IN faIf9en G-
seeen ft bsnbtn 0nadaIber pcrIOd pben pee 8erpre-
6nscn oe @rfnnuns cISt ben eriabrenea uns htfsu
Neraien foIt unm6dIid5 lift.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-18
On hand and constantly importing
CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
ITALIAN STATuARY.
WILMINGTON.
Wesleyan Female College,
wilmington. Delaware.

TIIIS Institution is in highly prosperous
l. condition, and offers to Young Ladies'
superior advantages for acqurnga complete
and thorough education.
The domestic and social arrangements are
designed TO secure the boarders, within the
college, all the benefits Of refined christian
society, and the comforts and safeguards of
q pleasant home.
Special attention is paid to the manners
aid habits Of the young ladies', and it is the
aim Of the teachers to have them acquire
that cultivation and sclf-dlscipline which will
qualify them to fill with honor and pleasure,
tErir appropriate sphere in life.
The French language is taught by Profess
s"r paulin, native of Paris. gentleman of
thorough education, and of rare skill as an
Instructor. He and his wife reside in the
Institution, and the pupils have the best
facilities for learning to speak the language
tlpently and correctly.
G~Purils are received at any time, and
are charged from the date Of entrance.
For catalogues, or further particulars, adj
di"ss JOHN WILSON,
Feb 4, lSG0-3m. President.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-18

TIE LEGISLATURE. During the week the
Legislature has been principally occupied in
discussing the Negro Bill. Tie Homestead
Bill making the amount Of property exem-
pied from execution $500, was taken up in
the House, on Thursday, and after consdera.
ble discussion, passed by a vote of 80 ayes to
10 nays: Messrs. Miller and Wilson voting III
the affirmative; MIR. Maxwell was not present
In the Senate, Mr.. IIeckart presented me-
mortal from 22O citizens of Cecil county
against any change in the law relative to the
inspection of lumber.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-18

The HARMONIOUS. "A bumb shell was
thrown into the camp of the harmonious
Democracy of Cecil, at the Convention last
Tuesday, in the shape Of set Of resolutions,
which had been adopted by the fourth district
primary meeting, dcnoancing the locofoco
Legislature for voting for the forty. five thou.
sand dollar appropriation to the cod -
AS may be supposed, it raised a dust, but the
unmanageabe Fourth Distrctcr was very un-
tremendously ruled out, and the meeting adj
jouIncd to the tune of
We're all a band of brothers,
We're all band Of rothcrs,
We're all band of brothers,
We're going for the spUils.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-18
TO Planters and Gardeners.

TNiE subscribers offer for sale so 600 barrels of
L Ponircte, made by the Lodi Manufacturing
Company. in lots to suit purchasers. This .rticlo
is in the twentieth year of its introluc lion into
this country and has ontlivcd fertilizers of every
other description. for the following reasons -
lSt 1t is made from the night soil OF the CITY
OF New York. by the l., NJ. Co.. who have a ctpi-
tai OF over 100000 invested in the business,
which Is Mt risk should they make u bad article.
~. For corn and vcsniab es it is the cheapest.
neateSt and hanaest manure in the world it can
be placed in direct contact with the seed, forces
ana ripen> vegetation two weeks caler prevents
the cut worm doubles the crop and is without
dSaSreeable olor Three dollars worth or Two
barrels Is all sufficient to manure an acre of corn
in the hill
PrlCE--l Dbl 81 bis $685. IBIS. So,
and over bbls 81 80 per barrel. delivered free Of
caltlse TO vessel or railroad in New York CITY
A pamphlet containing every information and
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states. who have used il from two to seventeen
Years. will be sent free to any one applying for
The same GRIFFiNG BROTHERS 4 co.
Go CORTLAND Street, New York
Feb IS. 1SS0--2m
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1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.

WE respectfully request of you an examna ton
w Of oar SPRING STOCK, which for Variety.
Style and Novelties, has been oxcelled in
this country. AMI which specially adapted to
The r'quircments Of southern buyers. We name
III part
French Luce Points, French Lacc Mawls,
French Laee Bpournocs, French Luce Diunivus,
French Lace Taimas, French Lace Pirco!cminos,
French Lacc Peslcrines, French Luce Manicrncs,
French Lace Suifunas.
Together with one of the largest and most attrac
tive stocks Of SIliWl.S, amongst VIII ch will be
fuunl all the Latest Novelties such as
Ihaie Pekia, Grcnadine, G,isaNc, Sc.
BEKEGE WRAPPERS, BUSTERS & MANTILLAs,
NantiilaS and Busters,
OF our own Manufacture in great variety of styles
The above Goods have been selected from the
hest Manufacturers in Europe, and ill fully repay
II careful examination
JOSEPH BICKERTON x co.
Feb H. lS60--3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-18

C-1hc Convention of the Peoples Party
OF Pennsylvania, to nominate candidate for
Governor, will meet at Harrisburg, on Tues
day next Quite number of gentlemen ere
spoken Of among the most prominent ones,
we notice the name Of Towscnd Haines, ESQ,
of Chester county.
The locofoco convention, to nominate can
didate for the same office, will be held OF
Reading, on the Goth inst. Arnold Plummer,
will most probably be the nom ince.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-18

GIVE print on our first page short
sketch Of Edward Bates, SO that our readers
may be fully acquainted with the man whom
we propose to assist to elevate to the Presi
dental chair. Mr.. Bates is the man for the
times: he is untalnted by any of the isms OIL
the day, stands on TO india-rubbcr platform,
but on the Constitution, and goes for the
Union against the factions, and for the enforce.
ment of the laws of the country in all sections
He is no Southern man with Northern princi
pies, but he is Union man with Union prin.
ciples. Read The sketch.
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$40 per Ten, of 2, 900 Lbs.
WROTE e. CO..
Produce Commission Merchants

MO. l09 MARKET STREET, Philadcl-
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Seeds, Flour, Potatoes, Fruit, Lard, Butter,
Poultry, Eggs, &C., TO tho best advantage
for their customers.
They have ample room to store Goods
free. Having practical knowledge of the
business, solicit consignments with conf
dence.
Orders for the purchase of articles for
country use, executed with care and dis
patch.
REFERENCES --Iloskms, Hieskell q Co.,
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WROTll u co. are also agents for Thos-
Wright, Nurseryman, Syracuse, n. Y. whose
Fruit Trees embrace the choicest variety of
Apple, Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees
Also, all the Garden Fruits OF the very
best varieties. Grapes, Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and Plants.
ArrLEs.-Nortfern Spy, Baldwin, r. L.
Grinnee, Rambo, Golden Russell, Fall Pip
pin, and many others.
PEARs.-Dnchesse, D'Angouleme, White,
Doyenne, Bartlett, Swans Orange, and all the
good varieties.
CHERRIES, PLuMs, ApRICoTs, OUNCES.
GyAn opportunity is now presented of
procuring HEALTHY, Young Trees from u
northern latitude, thrifty and beautifully
grown, which fact insures successful trans
planting. FEB Is, lS60-tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-18
1yAt the late election. it will be

D-At the late election, it will be
remembered, that Richard Grason, ESD,
formerly Of this town, ran for States Attorney.
in Baltimore county, against X. J. Cuttings,
and that the latter gentleman was elected by
small majority. After the election, Mr..
Grason, as did large number of defeated
locofoco candidates in different parts Of the
State, with about as much success, took the
necessary steps TO contest the election. But
among the proceedings of the Baltimore
county Court, on Friday, the 10th inst, We
find the following:
"Mr Grason rose and called the attention
of the Court to the fact that at the late lection,
he and II. j. Cuttings. Esq. were opposing
candidates for the office of States Attorney
After the election he had heard that there
had been many ilcga! 9otcs pollcd for Mr..
Cuttings in the Thirteenth and Elcvcth Dis
tflcts, while gentlemen who had wished to
vote for HIM were prevented trom doing SO BY
fears Of personal violence. From this state
mcnt OF facts, considering it due both to his
party and himself, he had filed among the
records of this Court notice that he intend ed
to contest the right of Mr.. Cuttings to the
station of States Attorney Of Baltimore
the charges, and although he WAS satisfied
that there had been illegal voting in the dis
tricts named. yet not enough in his opinion,
t" vitiatc the election Of Mr.. Cuttings. and he
bclived him to have bccnelectcd 10y majority
OF the legal votes Of the county. He d id not
wish to be placed in the light Of attempting to
exclude his friend from his legal rights, and
therefore asked permission Of the Court to
withdraw his protest.
Mr. Cuttings replied that be was very much
gratiflcd at the termination of what he had
feared would be an unpleasant contest. Like
his friend, Mr. Grasor, he believed he had
received majority Of the legal votes of the
couniy. If he had thought otherwise he
would never have consented to remain in the
position of States Attorney.
Judge Price also expressed his qualification
at this anicablc adjustments of the affair and
granted the request Of Mr.. Grason.
Ills Honor then administered the oath OF
office to Mr.. Cuttings.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-18

0JThe blathersktc, who ventilated a
series of resolutions, before the Locoloco Coun.
ty Convention, on Tuesday last, in order that
he might foist upon them sprcad-cagle
speech, made some illusions, We are informed
to this paper, in the course of his remarks. -,
Tine great defeated is, no doubt, very anxious
to repair the damages suffered in the last CAM
paign and obtain some notorety. like
I" :, tom-tt twiterng
On an eagles back"
But The Wing, has no inclination to notice
him at present The game wouldn't be worth
the CANDLE
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lEcronTEp FOR THE cecil WING.
PORT DEpOSIr. Fob. Ii Z

Not long after midnight, Friday mornino
10Th inst, a north west wind arose. and blew
with Tremendous violence during the greater
portion of the day. Ea'ly in the morning
there was an alarm Of fire, occasioncd hy the
Burning Of chimney in the tavern of John
kareny, at Mdd!ctpwn, but it was subdued
without damage. About 9 \. NJ, there was
another alarm down town, near the lower end
This was more serious, as the roof took fine
from the chimney. and was burned through,
as was also the ceiling. The engines were
promptly on the ground, but were not ca Ned
into rcQuisiton, as the fire was cxtncuishcl
by the aid of buckets, by the time they wer.
unlimbcrcd. Very providenta was i. that
| these fires occurred after daylight, as the wind
blew with such fury that very few minutes
would have given 1t Roadway almost ungoy.
hle.
Friday was busy day with those engaged
| in the lumber trade On Thursday. 9th inst,
two copies ola bill were received from Anna.
polls, when was offered in the Senate on the
2nl by Mr.. Townsend, from special com.
mittce, providing for the appointment of ten
inspectors of lumber for Baltimore city. one
for Perrvvlc. one for lIavre de Grace and
/ ONE for Port Deposit. Our Senator was
here on Saturday, 18th inst, but said not n
word in regard to it.; neither did he write of
it after he returned to Annapolis, until he was
written to in reference to it, and his letter
reached here just nine days after the bill was
presented, and read the first time remon-
STRANGE was drawn up setting forth the srlcv-
ance and praying that no alteration be made
in the existing law as far as Port Deposit is
concerned. signed by two hundred and six
l206) citizens ana despatched on the morning
of the lth to ANNAPOLIS. One Inspector
cannot count FOR shipment more than eight
millions of feet per annum, if he works 3l3
days; and as the bulk of the lumb Der is ship
ped in April, May and June, two millions Of
feet would be- his maximum. Now, we have
fifteen Inspectors, with each deputy, and
they are nearly all required to meet the de.
mand in the lumber season. The object of
the bill must have been to drive the trade en-.
tirely away, and thus send from thirty to sixty
millions of feet by floats, per annum to the
city Of Baltimore for inspection and sale.
AS the lumber trade here, is fully equal to
all other interests combined. we opine the
passage of this bill would be dircc, and
heavy blow at the prosperity of the town.
although the silence and circumspec,ion Of
our Senator gives US an influential reason to
believe that he entertainS far different view.
Tor his silence, but the one which seems to be
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At the same time and place. al'that
l. o I o. l. y n d,
in SaSsafras Neck. whereof the late Violet
McIlrrd died seized, containing about TWO
ACRES, and adjoining lands OF VIM. Knight
John Il. Price, and others
TERMS.-O nc-halr cash. and tn" other
half in six months. The credit payment to
bear interest from day of saIe and be
secured BY the note Of the purchaser, with
approved security.
W. PlNkNEY EWING,
Feb IS, 1SGO-ts. Trustee,
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1.-THE Easton Gazette, of the 18th inst,
announces the death Of Samuel Stevens, Tx.
Governor of Maryland, who died at his resi-
donce in Talbot county, OH the Eth inst, in
the S2nl year Of his age. He was elected
Governor in 1922, and served as an able and
efficient officer. IIonorcd while living, he
has left many friends who will respect his
memory, now that be is dead