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The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
NOTICE.

Tl1E business heretofore conducted by
L James 4. DivI-. at North East has been sold
out to ". w. Davis and J. G.. Davis. including
Stock. Book Accounts. Notes oi Hand. etc: there
fore all parties indebted there will settle with the
above. T. A. DAVIS 4 SON
Port Deposit. Md. March i. l>s2. tmar ll-lm
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

~ DfltE l. j. hrit.b .ivrn that the firm
4 ~ John BrewS er y sots has been dissolved
ny tnr withdrawal at Stephen Brewster The
business hereafter Will h.. roItl acted under the
same firm name % John Il ewSter y sons to whom
al debts OF the old lirn are payable. and To whom
all claims should lc presented COR paymeut
JOHN BREWSTER * SONS.
Mar 1l-lH
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11

THE champion didn't deliver the goods
he had contracted to deliver, Ell Isn't
that SO, Judge.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11

THE Senate of Maryland has passed 4
bill reducing the fee for marriage licenses
from $4.O0 to $500.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
ORDER NlSI.
ELIZ tBETH L. REYBOLD EFT AL
rs.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
No. lOtl
ORDERED. This 23rd day Of Febru-
" ary lss- that the sale made and reported by
B,.rnev Rrynuil. Trustee ior the gale OF tie real
estate OF John yhold, deceased. he rathed and
confirmed uuIcS> cause 10 the contrary thereof he
shown on or before the 10Th day Of April next:
provided "A copy ol this Order be inserted i'll some
newspaper published in Cecil county once week
iur me month before the 2ith d'y of March next.
Tie Report states the amount Of sales to be
81 sRie5 JAMES A. DAVIS, Clerk.
True copy; test, JAMES A. DAVIS,
Feb lh-l.n Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11

AND now Jesse X. Hines trembleth in
his place.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
Fishing Shore for Rent.

HANCE'S POINT FISHING SHORE
IA is offered for rent. Ii is one oi the finest
Fishing Shores On the North East River. For
particulars apply ut once TO
Mar ll--2w allen ANDER Il. LAWS.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
NOTICE..

TEiIf 7. firm of j. A. DAVIS d Sons was
l. dissolved on the lst Of March, All persons
indebted to said firm will please call and settle
that the Books can he closed.
The business viii he conducted by the under
signed. under the iirm name oi ]. y. DAVIS \
SoS. JAMES Il. DAVIS.
ANTHONY 5. DAVIS
Port Deposit. Nd. March t. 1872 tmar ll--lm
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
Elkton Markets.
BY ID. SCOTT 4 BRO.
WANTED.

\ 7 EIk MILLS. near Elkton. (form-
"A crls Baldwin's.j FAMILIES with Children
Or Adults. to learn. Apply ut the Mills. nr ad-
dress IibS. A. PAINTER.
Mar l1--lw
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
Notice of Scire Facias on Mechanics
ipn.

NOTICE is hereby given to all other
~ claimants and persons interested, that
writ OF scre iacIas Mechanics Lien has been
issued out OF the Circuit tulrt Tor Cecil county,
10 inc d rect ed 1T the SUIT ut DaWitt W. Smith,
claimant, against certain machines owned by
William Hunt ana, Joseph \. Wickersham. part
IL rs trading ~ Ii' N"'tll East II oiih COMPANY
The, amount claimed To be due is $1,000 The
said nachluas are II Horizontal Stationary Steam
Engine and Steam Boiler. with their attachments,
- specified in said writ and are situated IN mil
huuyyu ;,s The Mill at the N-r,h Fast kao,in Com
uauv tUated Il short d'Slauc" west oi the village
81 North E.st in said county, on the iarm OF
William lGnt. Sad writ is rctUrnapie TO SAID
Court at EIkton ON the t.ird Monday OF March
tpNy at which time and place al persons inter
s;,a are warned to appear and assert their rights,
and show ctlsr il any they have. why SAID claim
.itolid not pc levied vt said machines.
MORRIS bfNRAR.
Feb .5-4w Sheriff ut Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
THE BOSS BEATEN.
MR.. GORMAN AND COTTON LOCK
HORNS AT ANNAPOLIS.

Former political friends arrayed against each other
-Gen. Herbert. the Cotton Candidate for Police
Commissioner, elected in Cauous-0ver Sem
ator Bans, the German Candidate
What it Means.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11

DR.. Joseph Pancaast. the emi"igt
surgeon and auatomisL OF Philadelphia.
died Oh Tuesday. at his ro::idence. lo3D
Chestnut street, the immediate cause OF
death being congestion of the lungs
He was iu the 18th year of his age. hav-
ing been born in burlington. N. j.. in
1905, and graduating trom the Medical
Department Of the University of Penn
svlvania IN 1928. He wrote and edited
number of standard works On surgery
and anatomy. AT the time of his death
Ne was Emeritus Professor af General.
>scriptive and Surgical Anatomy in
rson Medical College.
''lliam Bright the owner of the
now occupied by the Wesleyan
,llege, is endeav"ring to enter
ngement with the Rev. John
f Ridley Park, a former
ke charge of the institu-
next. Inquiry shows
re not completed and
ms has not consent
until the close of
7gh it is hoped
ranged. if the
I'd pastoral
distance of
while
It. at
md
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
T|'t (tti| n1|''e.

ELKTON, MARCH II, 1889.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
%YHE+WHIG3:

Re-sMNENTLx VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL As WELL AS
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. NEWS COMMUNICATIONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED From ALL SECTIONS OF The
COUNTY, IN ADDITION TO THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
Of IT'S REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NC
ATTENTION. tn NAME OF THE WRITER BEING REQUIRED
~ ALL GASES As GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED oRATur
rouslY OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF THE
USUAL RATE or TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER.
Local matter, Tsa cents hne for 8 si.g5e inser
stSR.
Trcestsnt rates-Eigh cents d Isne for one snd
sear cesfs a Rne tor eve-y additional inssrfioS.
oae inca Of space counted as Twelve lines. One
s8snsn, Ffve Dollars per isc4, one yssr.
Four chasgss aiiooed to ysGrss a6ce,tsse-s without
additional charge.
The circulation Of The Wing being s~ong the
1ost intelligent ci0sses Of Ceca1 eossty end the
edjoiring eouaties Of maryland Pe~~syiso~ia and
E~sarare, its proprietor cof.hdestLy rsesmmsnds it
10 Bussasss Men q most dsssrsbSs sssdSsns for
sessssleratSce advertising.
Te nsat.sia its high standard 81 Jsnsily journal
40 o5e,ssipe Objectionable advertisements will be
asssAs.teS sate its eeIs'asns at G"y price.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
ONE YOKE OF OMEN.

'
our-horsc farm Wagon broad tread: harrow
Wagon suitable for three or four horses; l two
hoise Wagon. Ok Cart. pair OF Car. Wheels |
Horse Cart. = Hay Ri-gingS. 11cilson Horse
Power and Cleaner. l Masticater tudder Cutter.
Grain Fan, Willh"u"hhy CgaiM and Phosphate
Drill in excellent order, la. been run hut one
season; Steel Tooth Horse Rake. Hay Tedder.
Hay Fork, par Hay Skids. Wooden Roller
in tw" sc,ions. l Iron Roller in six sections. :
Flows, : le t-haud Wiley PlowS. South Relri an,
Remington Steel P!ow. Malta Plows. shovel
llow. Twin Harrows Ladow's lasG Harrow. }
large CutiIator. Thomas S,A.nthipv narrows
Corn Harrows. ! Valley \. Wood Mower
Waiter y. Wood Hoaief sets OF Breech-band
Gears. sets at eta Gears. Lines Brides Col
lars Halte:G tnuhle and Singc-trees. Spreadcr
tGrkS. Rakes, , Grain Cradles. OK and Flt,h
chains. lot oi Dairy Utensils consisting. az Mix
Pans, Cream Cans, Churn and Chuu, Horse
Power. etc.
Nearly all the implements are IL. ss-.,; order,
TERMS.-All sums Of Sic ..A,s under. cash; all
sums over slo cred{, IS .4sht months will be Civ
eh. the purrhaSef Il atve note, with approved Sc
curity, Hsyai.i,. - National Rank of Rising Sun
Qr Snr.!i National Bank oi Port Deposit.
sale II coipiAeMev II, II O'Clock sharp
Ma i-ts A. MAGRaW
j, Z. AfSpMtN. Auctoneer.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
FOR SALE

TWO Second hand Spring WAGONS
4 ior sale chap. Apply 20 "
H. NINSINtiER.
Feb i-iw Elkton, Nd.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
FOR RENT.

IiIE STORE HOUSE. on Main g
4 street ElktD now occupied hr ;. :. s4esj
Rainnn. Possession 2iNen ..5rh OF March 49,
Apply 10 HAIRY &. HCRN
Fen 2;-Ji
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
ASALYs1s OF 4ht Fo.tk.

4 most careful analysis Of the vote in
caucus gives Bians the two from Garrett.
Getty and Michael>: the two from Mont
PRINCE Georges. Stanly and Gourle> ::
We is. i.n.,:i 4lia Action, of Anne Arnm
del; Bond OF Calvert: v4nf!rri!ird aud
Webster. of Carrot: Williams, t"artirr
and Banks "f Baltimore c UNITY Parsons.
Jack son and White, of Wicomic": Bishop
and Bowen of Worcester; Lloyd, of Dor
chester: Wheedon and McConner. of
Qnee.. tHae's: Hepbron, of Kent: the
tnree from tin-a.,i. Mssr3s: Lewis snd
EeaZey, of Cecil; Miles Of s;uI..e. seI--.G-
tai :'2 For lIerbert-Hammoni and
Hopkins of Anne Arundel. Calf and Leeds
of Carroll, fonr from Baltimore county.
i-.ntY from Baltimore city. Gall except
ing Bia,,s., Twill-y of Wicomico, Tay-
lnr and CoSten. of t~',..:::astnr. Turpin. of
Queen Anne S; Cacy and Hume. OF Aenl:
the three delegates from Hartford, Row
land Of Cecil, and Brattan and Croswell.
of r..:..;eerset-tntal 43 Mr. George Col
ton threw nr ".. ~, IN the State House
when the result was known. A,,,J .a,l u
was the llappiest day of his life next to
the one that made German Senator. \
Be%pocratic love-feast was held at the
City ho.si ,!ter the caucus, at which
Gen. Herbert, Mcsst.. At;;rr11s2,n, Farrow,
Michael Bannon and others made speech
es, and the wine flowed freely. The Her
bart people got up on their hind legs and
howle'i syy:a,r the result.
n. B. The ba,,.marc SIM of yesterday
changes Lewis vote from bians tq Her
i,:ert.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11

A1-Mre Litzenhcrg has Juat received the larc,
est stock of Grape Wells ever shown in Elkton
Her stock OF Gloves. Lacrs and Hnmburgs. Is full
together. with a full line OF new spI!ng goods.
Now is the time to select
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11

tE Wanted-Country Lard and Bacon.
REESE.
tB- Potatoes-Early Rose and Peerless.
REESE.
II The lowest price is the rule at the
HIVE.
WRops Traces snd Lines, at REEsR's,
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
NEU 1DyERTISE MENT'S.
For RENT.

TUE DWELLING HOUSE ana Store
/ now occupied by Harry Alexander. opposite
tn >t,r,. Of II q Rest W. J. JONES.
Fen lS--Sw
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11

The either night a professional mes
merizer found great difficulty in per>uad-
Ing an, one to come on the stage. fital
ly one young man concluded tp risk IL
and the first experiment was with g lass
Of water. the youth being made +" he
lieve that it WAS alternately brandy. cham
pagne, whisky. etc. and drinking it with
great gusto. In five minutes thirty seven
men were on the platform asking to be
mesnerized,
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11

P. S.-Since the above was put lat,
lead. the Baltimore Sun contradicts its
report of Thursday as to Judge Lewiss
vote. As the ballots were all destroyed
aS soon as c"unied-each fellow not want,
ing another felia% t. know eractly how
he voted.-this ballet. ike Democratic
affairs generally in Marylaud at this time,
is just a little nired.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11
THE PRESIDENT.

THE CHURCH IN WHICH HE ~ORsHtrS
THE ROMANCE OF HIS MARRIED LIFE.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-03-11

DANIEL BRATToN. JR. sA
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-13

nm m business now before the public. You
WEvIs can make money faster at work for
TIN us than at anything else. Capital
U4U not needed. We will start you. Sl2
day and upwards made at home by the in
dustrous. Men, women, boys and girlswa
ed everywhere to work for us. Now is the
time. You can work In spare time only or
can live at home and do the work. No other
business will pay You nearly as well. Noone
can fail to make enormous pay by engaging
at once. Costly Outfi and terms free. Money
made fast, easily, and honorably. Address
TRUE& Co.. Augusta. Maine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-13
BLACKSMITHING.

I am prepared to do all kinds of blacksmith
Ing. Farmers work speciality. Prices as
low as can be had for first class work, shop
near browning House."
42u DAVID LITTLE,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-13
NOTICE.

All persons are warned against cutting
down any OF the timber on my land on the
Hooppoe Road, adjoining the land of Bowie
johnson, about three miles from Deer Park
for cutting down timber in Garrett county,
Md, without permission of the owner OF the
land, is the same, under the Act of 1880. oh.
264, as for feloniously stealing goods or chat
tells to the value ofthe tree or trees'' SO cut
down.
THEoS. B. HoRwITZ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-13
Continued from lit page. |

Continued from lat page.
and corn, and decrease IN tobacco
are reported. A good crop of fruit is
expected.
Ne,0 York. Winter wheat will
show a short crop. More oats and
about the same barley have been
planted. Dairy industry is extend
ing. Hops have been injured 10 per
cent. The Hudson valley peach crop
is a failure other fruits, except
cherries, promise well.
North Carolina. The cotton. with
the use of fertilizers, will probably be
an average crop. There is large in
crease in the area devoted to corn.
The rice acreage has been doubled.
Fruit prospects are good.
Ohio.-InJury to winter wheat, de-
spite increased acreage. will prevent
more than anayerage crop. Oats and
potatoes show some increase. Mead
ows have been injured. Dairy and
ICOh WSiTs
Oregon. -Fall wheat averages bet
ter than 1881, Spring wheat and oats
will be about the same. The sheep
increase is large. Railroad construc-
ton is increasing the general acreage.
Pennsylvania. - Notwithstanding
an increase in general acreage it IS
believed that grain and hay will not
give average returns. Corn, oats,
potatoes and tobacco are more ex-
tensively planted.
Rhode LsLo,nd.-Corn and potatoes
show an increase in acreage. Grass
Is looking well. Farm labor Is scarce.
South CurOlina.-Cotton looks well,
with slightly diminished acreage.
Winter wheat and oats show very
large increase. Rice promises not
more than half the usual crop.
Ienaessee.-The planting of cotton
is increasing. The prospects of VIM
ter wheat are endangered by fire and
rust. Fruit prospects are flattering.
Grass is above the average.
Teras.- Wheat promises a yield
over that of last year. Corn and oats
look well, and the acreage has been
extended. Cotton is in good condi-
ton. Stock.raising interests are pros.
porous.
thanksgiving wheat, oats and bar
ley are in prime condition. with 10
per cent. more acreage. Corn and po-
tatoes will be largely planted. Fruit
was never more promising.
Vermont. Grass. potatoes, GA IS and
corn will probably show an increased
acreage. The dairy industry is grow
ing. The maple sugar crop has fallen
off one-third..
Observation-Disclosures is promising :;
there may be slight decrease from
the average. Winter wheat and oats
will be about as last year. The corn
acreage is smaller. Fruits have been
damaged in some sections. Labor is
scarce.
Washington. acreage of wheat
is increasing and large yield is ex-
expected. Dat production promises
well. Hop growing is increasing.
West Virginia. - Winter wheat,
with the same acreage, will show
double the yield of 1881. Corn and
oats are more generally planted.
Fruits have been much damaged.
Wisconsin. State is losing
ground as a wheat producer. Barley
is the main crop this year, and a
Very large crop is expected. Spring
wheat shows some increase, with
good prospects. Stock raising is at
tracing attention.
Wyoming. = Emigration has in.
creased the area devoted to spring
wheat, rye and barley. The mild
winter favored cattle, and a large in.
crease in the herds is reported,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-13
Road Examiners Notice.

n-otice is hereby given that the undersigned
annointed by the County Commissioners Of
celpoPprett county, TO view the lands through
which the road petitioned for by T. Hamill
MA nthers is to pass will meet on the premises
~, NS"nday, May 18th, 1889, for such purpose,
ond "a determine whether the public con-
vnntence requires the said location of said
petitioned road, and Il 50 to locate the same
''''" JOHN HARMED.
p. HAMILL,
GEO g. RGSIEY,
,,sE Examiners.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03

red by large majority that We should
have 4 bath. preparations we've
soon made. and The arms Of che great
saa - once resolved a.. The anrf
was fAnsl. The pl zslre Of a ocean
bath j eisnFy 50 y - and can oil
u made kneln = Ars0n by actual
psrticis ion. Ne Msre after this
shown map Of the intentien q the
company and made personally ac-
quainted with each prominent feature
81 their idea Il its conception ik il
wonderfuh and when cDmpleled viii
Be- The seaside resort Of America. The
e0snpanv Is boughk two lh0nsansl
acres Of land, extending in an unbr0-
ken tract six miles along the beach.
whiNh At low water. from tha edge of
the same thirty feet up. viii Be as
firm as 3 plank road. This win Be =
drive on the ocean unsurpassed in the
world. On the level viii besix grand
hotels and many cottages. In rear Of
these win be avenues one hundred
feet wide, extending the whole length
Of the beach and made Of shells, On
each side of which trees, whose par
ticular name will designate the ave-
nue., will be planted. One feature In
this tract Of land should be particu-
larry. noticed, and that Is, the exis-
tencs Of = natural amphitheatre, capa-
bic OF seating fifteen thousand people.
and whose aeoustical properties are
perfect. One Of our company stood
thee hundred feet from Us, and eve
cry word and letter pronounced By
him in an ordinary tone could be dis
tinctly heard. This has been set apart
for camp. meetings. The ministers
were delighted with it. We were in
formed that the company would COM
mence the construction Of the rail-
road 70 this place from Norfolk early
in the Fall, 4 distance Of only seven
teen mil =, and they hope to be able
to offer accommodations by the follow
ing Summer. They look for patro-
mage from the Western and Southern
States. Among these, / hope Mary
lands quota will not be the least.
This ended our visit, and as true
host our friend welcomed the coming:
twas his duty to speed the going, and
this he did. We left pleased with all
surroundings, wishing success to the
enterprise. SEASIDE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03

TIE kRE8EET OoNGRE5s.-UnueK
thei.EaaiDg, Wilt Never ADJOURN"
the BdEpOrs Ss.ndaH Neues presents
the foIiowina sesains Of the short
comings Of the present Congress,
which we transfer to our columns
without other comment, than that
il shows that the personnel ofour ma
tional lawmakers is becoming q
matter Of mnch higher import than
difEsrsnces Of political opinion. It is
desirable. to be- sure. that sound views
Of public policy should prevail, but
these can Be had, we suppose, with
ont crowding our national legislature
with self-seeking, corrupt or incom-
petent men. But we are trenching
upon the pastures Of the Nelrs and
hasten on to let our readers hear
what it has to say about the present
: Congreas:--Without exception it is
the most infamous body that has ever
been dignifed With the title Of Anne
rican Congress. It's record viii stand
out conspicuous as one without q pa
rallel for meanness, extravaganza, in
consistency, dishonesty and shameless
ness. It's 'junkettihgs have bean fire.
quent and always scandalous. It
has had more disgraceful rows and
heard more pot-house wrangling than
any similar body that ever pretended
Alright or claim to be decent. It has
been guilty ofgrosser partisanship than
even the most violent Of its war pre-
tlecessors. It has not scrupled TO ex-
pei men who were honestly elected 10
make places for others and with no
higher or better excuse or apology
than that 10 was necessary TO de %
to make partisan majority q GER
tainty. Whilst the whole session has
been barren. Of useful legislation, II
has distributed the public money
around as If each representative ex-
pected the treasury to purchase him
aFe-election from his district, under
che pretext of making needed i'm
provements. The Speaker has been
arbitrary when he has not been stu
pid or partial in his decisions, and
precedepts have been set whick are
hideous monuments Of the intellectual
calibre and morality Of the body.-
Business that was really Of public im-
portance has been sadly neglected,
and matters which should have re-
csiVed the promptest attention have
not yet been earnestly ATTENDED to-
Thongh The fiscal year begun On the
&Emtaf July, the appropriations for
the departments have not been made.
The tariff has not been reformed in
any particular, and is not likely 70 be
in any respect that viii be in the in
terest ofthepeopie. New York money
has prevailed. and will continue to
prevail against legislative honesty
and national duty 20 prevent fair
and righteous modification of the du-
ties upon sugar. The taxes will not
he reduced, the public burden in no
wise lessened, although there Is q
large surplus Of revenue. Indeed q
spirit has dominated and character
lied this whole session Of Congress
which Is anything but creditable to it
as a body or to the Individual men,
bers composing i.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03


OTHEa RIcHMoxDs II THE FIELD
We notice in the last issue of the
BaAimore Sunday Nnos that Mr..
Robert Hayden, native here and 70
he manner born. Il spoken o. a. an
Asrsfzht for Congressional honoEs in
The srd distrietIn making this an-
nepneement the Ners says: an tbs
!, Congressional fglt. there IS but 1T
tie to note. the only change since our
last issue being, that Mr.. ROberl
Hayden. prominent and intelligent
young eentleman. 1t present reporter
on The AmwieaH. has declared him.
self e. = Democrnaic candidate for Con.
egrezs in the afd distriet - opposed d
1lessrs. F. 8. Hoblitzell, w. Fl. Cole
J.H. Handy, DR.. A. TrsgO ShertzeI
and olhers. Dr. Hayden 10 3 brilliant
.speaker, and win doubtless make his
mark in1the sagproaching campaign
as he haa annousced his intention oI
t6kina he stump.
Mr<1 7. d. Raley, present inspec,
tor ofrbaoco Warehouse No. 3, also
Of our county. IS mentioned by thu
Ames - u the list Of aspiranti
for the reaiisnry Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03

THK Bro FouR" HEARD FRoM.-
The latest literary contribution to the
triangular political campaign now
opening,so aatiFalysin Firginia i an
address To the people Of that State
from Mersrs Lyhrcok. Williams, Hale
and kewberry. the ~big sour" mema
bera Of the State Senate who last
Winter refused 30 Be bound by the
action Of ths readiuster caucus, and
thus defeated the reapportisnment,
commissioners Of sales. Judicial and
other extreme readinster bills. The
''big four Senators in their address
not only fail 70 show any disposition
TO apologize for their action, but are
decidedly aggressive. Thee denounce
the action of the readiuster caucus.
the ultimate object ofwhich was. they
declare. ITO get control Of the whole
political power Of tie State and hand
il over to the daring leader Of the par
" to Be utilized BY him to advance
mis- ambitious schemes. Thew say
Auditor Massey was sacrificed be-
eause i was feared he might become
. dangerous rival to the present self
constituted leader Of = party he is ma
Dipulasing for his own purposes, = and
they call upon: AZ good Virginians,
Of all parties. 70 come to the support
Of Mr. Massey for Congressman 1t
large. The boiling readjnster Sena~
tors are men 81 commanding influence
in their respective districts. and their
manifesto viii atsracs considerable AZ
tention.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03
NOTICE.

THE Rev. Never. Levin. d. D., Dean Of
i the Washington Convocation, will hUld
Conversational Services in King b Queen Par
ish. Rev. J. Gibson Cant, Rector. The SER
vices will be as follows:
All Faith, August LIST;
Old Fielde, August End;
Newport, August 3rd;
King and Queen, August 9Th, 9Th and 9Th.
st. Mays Parish, August sih aud 9th
The public are cordially invited. The Dean
is 90 well known, and bis assistants being
eminent preachers Of the Word. that large
congregations and much interest win eharac-
teFize the services.
July ~, lsS2-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-03
FRTDAY. AUGUST, 4th, les2,
FOR CONGRESS.

Messrs. Editors :-As the time Is drawing
near 10 . Congressional election for this Dis
tFicf, aad as this county has not bad repre-
sentative for several year,, take the liberty
q suggesting the name u Gel. \. JOHN
S0N COLT0N - suitable candidate "a
represent us in the next Congress.
Jan 10, 1852.