The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-23
Our correspondence.
Correspondence OF The Cecil Whig.l
CECILTON June 10Th 1860.


Nh. EDITOR lis IL Known to the columns
/ oi we "H'3 mat there Is such village as
'ecilt"n. or to It's nu'neroas leaders Of the
I"h' an ard o'h' that" 40 every second
/ mere must necessarily he frS'!" If it be
h'Hs'iy tf"c That o"y = by their deeds yc
Sha'i Know them. ana those deeds should
consist entirely ci correspondence with your
J"''r''a', we lear indeed that our good old
pace u! SLOW pace ana steady y habits. and
our 'crtile district OF S"a'ly advancing ag'i-
cn''"f"i wealth mas ''hs ere 'h'S passed into
s'e ,r't u '''u'''e',"tt' u not '!'e SHADES OF
..o'5.''ui"'"'' ''' VIC 'r''"' VI "h VINO are
'e"''""', an" '"e entertainment o. an VINO
;n,, '"'',.,'''i We W'p's"' therefore L"
N.Y. :" .'h '""' WI" ',''""'if UNKNOWN
n;I' To'"'''! n'''''e's "o""l seven hundred
m"H' "e'''' US Io'''I s',"'S mat ,he
w H''',,e, NV, ''"a''u II somewhat
- "" ,1'I n ."e n"''i"er % STORES
,r ,""' W ta,,' '''I ,''s S"opa "'""t SIX
i,,' '"IM,'a'1 ,',i'''o'n 'n' Wv" "nee'wr'gh,
r',,I ~. ~" ,a.,..,. ~ "1'". "'3' VI
:. Lama, -, I"",.'' ",',i "oo'' r""eh
hlr r., ~, "'' Wv o''"'o,''.
and l,x,,r5 sa ta;,,n, VI VI. c''''ior.
n",,i,n ~ -. a.. Tvs: - '"e vas,
,n,,;,., ), o. ''''''' '''''H III
..I ~, III, 'ne".' s, ,, u I'VE As
prospectus AS ii Every passing cloud brought
"A shower Of mama and every tree shed gar
'nentS Instead Ut leaves. Since the command
Was no less genera than just to all the dcs-
crndants olia'l'h Adam - in the sweat Of thy
| brow shalt thou eat thy bread" in view of
,he many favored ones here, upon whose
'ro"s se'uohh Sianl those pearls of manly
'"i'' yet Hno>e J'i lhscGS oha f"fdy comPleriCn
eVlhce no MARKS OF starvation, we cannot but
'ninN THAT thiS must lea spot " blessed beyond
ali DINERS. II from any quarter came the
startled HOOK ana the eager query, how many
| S'nt "''eh Ga BUSINESS docs yonr town
AL fu we answer puzzledly, their name
| Is region. II some weary pilgrim should
'urhcr inquire whether these couchcs of ease
are al taken. we can only answer in the
encouraging language Of the Cah.,lr,vcr,
room 'or one more. All oilers will con
sid'r II, We nope: ard spare us the pains of
'nrther reply. We had almost forgotten to
'nsh''on III the list "four " institution" those
'':'eht agents IN inns prosperous work,
"'''ch are neither lew IN number nor SHINY
Pa''oh'"cu'-our AIRY " hotels. aud comino-
u,""s groceries. here all IS lille and
merry giving nnnlSlaNaoe signs that the
EFFORTS OF NINE most, to = live and let live
~ are not nnappreclatcd.
Dh'; however ioath, we must quit these
agreeable S,'n''shtS Tor the less grateful shades
" 'he r"ra' a's'rict. There the scene chan
yes 'em'cmTh art lever, men more abundant.
Leisure hom,S are now rare, because industry
prevails. Inc Smiles OF future comes not TO
'''''' as coat oil mail to protect them from
Every h,;-ainohs others the Ills of labor
h'ch Iee'' II ms DUTY to bcnp and doing
ana 'he yea "l all Is increased 10y cnnmtn-
n'oIe e''''Ia''oh' Nor has the tree been
nu''heSS i'rhhPS III no Other clion has
inc n"|hand'""n greater reason to rcjoicc.-
'c't"'hiy no other lands have developed
nSnSr'p''o'Iity OF higher culture than ours
iraG =; l'a' ie" years since were - thrown
Out as worthless or Of but nominal value,
10" enclosed improved and cultivated, are
not only source OF wealth TO their owner, but
are he'a at 'narktt.Iate absolutely ennr
nous Lands mat fifteen years since sold for
''s"' or zen do'IaFS per acre, now more readily
to','"ahia price ten times As great. Then, ten
| '''S''c'A VI corn was all Average crop per acre: