The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-21
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| meter. How they were, able tu sneak OF
| the planters of tho latter State does NOT
| appear. for they did moi visit it. Thrit.
| aU>trrc and rigid doctrines had hia@rd ur
! prriudccd their minds. and most likely
! the description is IL GREAT dral foo hi~lIy
| culurrd If the truth were known th.
men they speak 81 dfSnaragip.Iv of w,r.
| probably rs good. if NOT much hrttrr
| than themselves. Their conduct nrtr,-
| wards proves them 10 have been mon nr
| poor character and of ltt}r. or mo- rirl q.
| They Sprak of the uIonrr. rs ..rnJln..
and profanr. and saw they listen nnitbnr
to God nor his commandments. and buy,
! nrirhcr church nor rloiStor Sn,rrti,,n.
there is some one who is clIlrI -, minis
ter who does not. MS rlScwhrrr. sr1.yn in
one placr-ror in nh NiI,sinf, and N.r.,.-
! land there is not a city or villorc-hu,
travels for profit prccisrIy what thev
were doing themselves. rs thnir suI,yn-
uurnt actions and conduct aIurud,n,I,.
shows. and for that burmese visits th,
plantations through the country and ad
dresses the pcopln; h1t kuu,y of M n,,l,-
lie a<%rmbIagr being held in tbnsn
parcS." "Whrn the shirs arrive with
goods. ana especially with liuuors surh
as wine and brandy. thcv attract ,,n,.,.-
! body uhat i. masters, To Them. who in
dul~r So ahomiuahIy together th,t thn,.
keep nothing for the resi- Of tho vr.I.
yea. dn not 20 away ~ long rs thrrr i
any left. or bring Duv1hiu~ huur ,.;,i,
them which miyht br usrrul I'm ,h,u, II,
their SUBSEQUENT uccrSsitir,
After their return from thrir inurrn,.
uown the Peninsula. the t,yo I,ab,di.t,
visited New Castl" again and urubnlly
induced I,nL,.,in JI,i,u,, f., ,.,,i
his father to sell them part of Hobrn,i.,
Manor. for about this time thnv snn,l nr
Ephram iIrlmcn and Mr. Mol visftiu,,
Augustine IIcrmru, who L,d made lis
will and left Ephruim. his Oldest SON
heir of his rank and title, i'm nthrr words
Lord of the Manor" ana they thuu,ht
that "AuguStiuc wished tn make .nrn
change in his will, brrausn Inc hoJ of'nr.
ed some .. his land which ne had nut,iI-
ed upon E.phraim 10 chem"
The I.abaUiSts wrr. misrrobIy mistaken
in til" SrpuuSitinn they made. for if thn
old man. then lettering uunu thn vnrro
of the grave. wished ia 500 his SON ,rJ
confer with him in regard to his lands
or his will di>posing of them. if wos th,t
he might rrmonStra1r with him obout
his connection with the I,nhodists for ,
year or Two afterwards no made , rnli.
ell Ia his will, in which he nnnoiut,L
three of his nrighhnrS his ryrcutnrs ,.-
signing as the reason for thrir ,nnnint-
mcm in place of his son Enhroi,u tb.,t
he odbnrnJ to rho ,LnI;n fna,;n' ',i'1
WAS usin,, his hn.+ ,',Io,,,,,r. =" i,i.4
his brnrhnrs and .istnrs and H., ra'H, "
thr I,h,dis,y rn,,II Loa,,,,,, ,r,,',,'.t'
Eubroiu.S nftnrt. .L,. ,,,ra'r, , ~ T.
land, '''7
HAVING r,nclu,.,l +l,o l,r.;,,... o.,
which tLnv ,,n, -, ,n,,,.;,,n 49,,
pioucor I.nh,,ists r.,,rnad ~ W'io,,.,,,,
They revisited This c.,,,,,+,, IN 1rsr hri,,,
iu., with tb,r, Foam 5y;an'',,t
thn snrt IA vhirl, .L,.,. I,Ia,,,,,i -, w.,
uu,,,., If ,r,',,,:..;,',. .,,', i"i NV
thn Nnu. II,,,,',',, .,,t,., 80 '''',,, va
m,t. ,h, .,I,. ,n .l',..,, ,,,I I:1
whom rnu,nrIIoL ~. ,ja ,,'',,'t ti,, Wv,
f,, th, I .I,,,l;, ,r,.. ,, ,,,...',,',..I