The Cecil Whig., 1880-03-06

,.o.<, an under Keel IN t:,, i ear, .:.,'
IN nppe. square in The right.
Man;....-lnaninr, plain w0r:,, and t!ea.
;tarcting carried uE n the hottSr OF ai:.
Nm. Foit2, shoemaker, Pratt st.
People now days would think thing were
badly mixed, if jewelers. dealt in roasting
Jacks ?uh shoe-makefs did clcar-starchng.
Ii also seems wonderfully strange how tic
spotted heifrr could trespass on Patrick
Duff, hy coming to the plantation Of Moses
Lemmuns
The two following advertisements indicate
hat the proprietorS OF the land and water
routes Of travel between Baltimore Town
tni Philadelphia We're disposed to compete
with each either for the carrying trade
'rsby Henderson was the grandfather of
ur ;ownsnan, W. W. Henderson, and, as
tated in the advertisement, then and for
many years afterwards, lived at French
town. 1t is probable that the line Of pack
IS mentioned in the advertisement had
just been put in operation.
SoTICE.
Amy person wishing to send goods, OF any
kind. t" Philadelphia, may hear of a was-
gon, which will start to-niprr,w for said
place, by applyin. At Enocll Bayley'S store,
Market street, baltimore.
~ The subscribers respectfully inform
the public that their land and wafer stages
from Baltimore to Philadelphia will con-
tinue 10 run ) times every week during the
season, on the following days: \ packet
l,y,. -l,.', NJ
day, Wednesday and Friday, at \. NJ. and
proceed to Frrnchtown, where there are
two stages, with careful drivers, ready 10
start for New Castle, and from thence Il
packet boat ready to proceed TO Phlatla.
JOHN STOCKTON, t>-
ARGHfEALD ALENANDER, \ 'e" N'''i''
FRISBy Henderson,, Frenchtown,
WIN. MCDoNAin Baltimore.
There We're people in those days who loved
jokes, as witness the following.
Married, yesterday evening, Mr.. Samuel
Mongee, m"0'l telier, aged - years, to Miss
Hannah Spccr, mantua-Iaker, aged Is
years, both of this town.
To which the mead felier-wh hatevcr that
may have heeA-meekly responded:
GENTLEMEN:-I was much surprised 10
N'' - il'i'llptiN u itiStiNNi ftSift.lllg my
marriage i'll your paper yesterday. should
not trouble you with this contradiction to
he inserted i'll Your paper only that those
fools and cuxconlbS who gave You the intel
ligcmce may ever be ashamed when they
think OF Samuel. MoNGEE
The teachings of the founders OF the re-
public were yet fresh in the memories OF
of that generation and the hy,ira-headed
monster of human slavery had not then
made it unsafe for people who saw the bale
ful effects Of the peculiar institution to OPP
pose it, us witness the following:
BALTIMORE, January 29th, 1794
At an annual meeting of the Maryland
Society for promoting the abolition of sav-
cry, the following persons We're duly Y elected
officers for the Society the ensuing year:
Samuel Sterret, ESD, Presidents; Adam
Foncr'len, Vice President: Joseph Town
send, Secretary; David Brown, Treasurer:
Archibald Robinson, James Winchester,
tounSelorS; Samuel johnson, Archibald
Masiil, Honorary CounselorS: DIR. Mones
Dorling, David Shields, William Hawkins,
Richard Lawson, William Brown. Andrew
Aitken, Francis Dawes, Joseph Rice, Thos
Poultney, Joseph Tomlinson, John kilen,
John Deaver, Electing Committee. Paul
Hartman. Arthur Garrick, Elisha Tyson,
VIM. Woods, George Dent, Present Acting
Committee.