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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-12-18
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Counterfeils.-Th are i'll circulation
counterfeit SIS notes on the Miners Bank
of Pottsvile, Pa. Three persons charg-
ed with passing them, have been arrested
III Berks County, i'll that State,
There are also notes of the Farmers
Bank of Delaware in circulation, alter
cd from ones to thrces
BANKERS IN TRouBLE.-We make the
following extract from the statement Of
the Grand Jury of Philadelphia county,
to the Court of General Sessions, by
which it will be seen, that some Finan-
cers are about getting into trouble. The
Philadelphia lawyers are said to be i'll
high spirits.
"A lull and searching inquiry has been
instituted, and the deliberate opinion Of
the Grand Jury is, that certain officers
connected with tl.ssaUnited States Bank,
have been guilty OF a gross violation Of
the law; colluding together to delraud
those stockholders who had trusted their
all to be preserved by them. And that
there is good grounds to Warrant a pro-
secution of such persons for serious Grim
inal offences, which the Grand Jury do
now present to the Court, and ask that
the Attorney General be directed to send
up for the action of the Grand Jury, bllls of
Indictment against.
Frst.-Nicholas Biddle, Samuel Jau-
don. John Andrews and others, Ito the
Jury unknown,) for entering into con-
spiracy to defraud the stockholders OF the
Bank of the United States, of the sums OF
100000, III the year 1886. And en-
deavoring to conceal the same by fraud
ulent and illegal entry in lo4l'"
"Nicholas Biddle, Jos. Cowperthwaite,
Thomas Dunlap, and others, (to the Jury
unknown) for entering into conspiracy
to delraud, sc. Sc the stockholders of
the Bank of the United States during the
wears 1S36-7-S-9 and 40, by which the
stockholders have been delrauded ont OF
sum or sums ofmoney exceeding. $780,
OOOo
Lists of names of Witnesses, to sustain
there bills have been published in the
papers.
The Citizens of Rochester N. Y. intend
building steamship worth $4,000.
The sale of ardent spirits to the Indians
is forbidden, by the Secretary OF War;
A move has been made in the Legisla-
ture ofTennessee to divide that State, and
make two of it.
There was severe fire in st. Louis on
the 4th Inst, which destroyed S3o'ool
worth of property, which however was
mostly insured.
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Vendue.

and Durham IIcifers, one yoke of well
broke Oxen, 46 head of Sheep, quanti-
ty Of Hogs, 2 ox-carts, one four horse
Wagon, one family Carriage and har.
mes, Sleigh, Ploughs, Harrows and Guilt
vators, one wheat Machine, 9 Corn Shell
lers, large quantity Of Corn Blades, Flax
in the shaal, quantity of Potatoes and
Turnips, one wheat Fan, one Batteau,
with all his Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, when
terms will be made known by
JOSHUA DEPUTY, Adm'tor.
Nov. 13, lS4l-ts
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REGULATION.

The practice oiprcsehting swords, plate,
or other things Of value, from inferior
officers or from crews, to their superior
OF commanding officer, in the way of COM
pliment; and all notes or resolutions
whether OF praise or censure, from inleri-
ors to superiors, arc injurious to discip-
line, and of evil tendency in other res
poets. They are therefore strictly for
hidden.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Dec. l6
MARRIED..

On Thursday lG inst. by the Rev. f. l.. James,
Mr.. DAVID WELLS, to Miss Hannah, second
daught or of Mr.. Joseph Mahan all ofthis place.
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nR II. GATES, DauphIn sl., informs the public Dt that he has hand, and will hereafter keep, addition to his stock of Drugs, Medicines, Be-, general assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, among which are
 Asparagus; long blood, early turnip, French Sugar and ot6rr Beets; white kidney and Lima Beans Long pod, red and brown speckled Valentine, Chi ma white and yellow Beans; Scotch aad Ger. kale i; Early York, Landreths large York, early Battersea, large drunhead, flat Dutch, green curled and dinm noad Savoy, red Dutch and green German Cabbage early horn and long orange Carrots; curled Cress; ; Early CauIihower; white and red solid Ceery Early frame and long green prickly Cucumbers;- Large purple Egg Pant curled Endive; large flag leafed Leek: Cayenne Perper; early, brown Dutch,
 large curled India and early cabbage Lettuce; Span ish and Cairo Watermeon; Nutmeg and citron Muskmelon; Okra, Tomato Salsiiy; Rhubarb;- a great variety ofPeas, Turnips, Radishes, Squash es, Onions, Pot and sweet herbs. Terms cash.
 All these seeds warranted. nov27
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
CONTI STREET HOTEL.


 Ell A CARD.-Reeent events have made il necessary that should leave Natchez, and have therefore selected this cit, place of residence, hopes of obtaining thai support which was closed H. saiost there in consequence of nsses by fire and tornado. have taken and opened the house on Cont street, known as the CONrI STREET HOTEL, now the property of Mr. McCarty, the same that was owned by MT. John Richardson, and which under his mana genent gained considerable reputation. l promise 10 make this house all it should be-a home for all those who may paronize the establish nent
 l have been thirty odd years in the south, twenty three of which have been occupied in keeping public house in the city of Nachtz.
 The Contl-street Hotel has been neatly fitted np, and furnished anew. The servants are the same that l had in the Naichez Southern Exbhange, and are well accustomed 10 their business. The Hotel is ready to receive boarers, and the undersign- ed will be thankful for all patronage that d generous pubic may think proper to hestnw.
 WILLIAM PARKER. New Orleans, Nov. 10th, ls4l nov23 S4Km,
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GEO. E. HOLT,

O R - M K l E.
 TVNHE undersigned has resumed the Factorage and l Commission business in biobe, and will be thankful his old friends and the public for share of patronage. Having commenced business here as early as 1919 and continued it up to 1884 and heinz famary acquainted with the bisness he hopes to be able to render satisfaction, he thinks he gener- ally did, while he pursued that business. And he begs to refer such persons are not acquainted with hlm tor the old1m of T. S G. Holt of which he was meuber) to all the various friends and patrons his, for testimony to his qualification for that branch of business. All business confded to his will be promptly attended by his agent until his return to the city, which will be in October.
 aug5 29rf GEO. E. HOLE.
 o. The Journal and Advertiser will copy in the country paper until the lst of January next.
 NOTICE.-The undersigned, Successors to J < IN w. A. Smith) have this day formed co-part nership under the and sty of Smith g Dabney for the purpose of transactng general grocery bu siness. They solicit continuance of the liberal pa tronage bestowed upon the late firm and the pubic generally. JAMES SMITH, octl 53tC JOHN Nj. DABNEY VTINEGAR-5O bbls cider Vinegar, for sale by
 nov30 HARRIS & ROSS.
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n tSSOLUTION Or COFARfNERSHIP.--- aI Notice is hereby given to all concerned, tfal Ihe coparnerstp in the Iron Foundry business at nobie, known under the name of James C,~rv & Co.,, has been this day dissolved. AT persors hsv- ing claims against said firm on account of inc Mo- bile Foundry, will please present item for settle ment. Ioci29 65d JAMES CURRY.
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ID ICHARD NORTH, No. 30, Government [. 1Oand 45, Commerce street, near St. Francis laiporter of French and English Drugs, Chemistry, and Perfumery, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Paints, Medicines, Oils, Glass, and Dye Stuhs, No. 30, Government, near Royal, and 40, Commerce, near St. Francis street, informs his friends and the public generally that he has taken the store No. 10, Common street, ltwo doors from St. Francs.) east side, where in connexion with his store No. 35, Government, he intends keeping am extensive assortment of all articles in his line ol lu- siness. lie does not expect, much less hope, for more encouragement and support than he has htler to received, without claiming for himself the need of merit. He will at all times his best endeay or. to render satisfaction to all who may favor his establishment with their patronage. As he Is well aware how highly important it is tor Physicians and families to obtain medicines in their pure state, the public may assured in obtaining pure and fresh medicines. lie is receiving, and will continue to ceiye by inc latest arrivals, a lalge, fresh, and perior assortment of American, English, and Frenc, Medicines, selected with the greatest care. The assortment of drugs and family medicines, comprs- ing every article of the choises and freshest selec, ton m the ns, from the best European and A. ,nerican manufacturers.
 lie also will keep on hand select assortment fresh Garden amp Field Seeds, Beens and Peas.
 N. B. Orders from the countr, filled at the short est notice, teb
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BOOTS BOOTS
 MAJOR B0oTs-ArD MINOR BooTs Ladies' slippers, and Gents pumps; prime set, Boots that fit Misses, and that never mis-ftl "Bet Bpots''-or boots for pretty Bets Bootees for she sand ancle ties for pets. CENTS water proof, cork soles, or light brogans Light dress, or pump boots--we've always hands, LADIES' silk gtiier boots that fit teIr pretty feet. And tpaiking shoes with bows, that bea delight to
 meet. Kid slippers and too suit the neaest foot. In short we've stock shoe them all, and children
 boot.
 BooTs! Bsors! BooTs.
 at NICHOLS, ADAMS X CO.,, dee 2s 1i6tf B, Dauphia st.
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HUslN Ess CARDS.

gsiHE SUBSCRIBER having established hln,scl \ in this city for the pu.pose of conducting FAC FORAGE & GENERAL COMMISSION BU. SLSESS, would respectfully solicit the patronage ol hs friend-.
 OFFICE-No. 69 Csmmerce-st., east side fev doors above Cont street.
 noy1l 74nd SAMUEL ROBINSON.
 REFERENCE. JOIN ROBINSON, Esq, Charleston, s. Carolina. WM RoBINsoN, Esq. Llnden, Mareage Co. Ala. Col. E. M LIDE, Richmond, Dallas Co., Ala.
 MCKINNEY X ROBINSON, co SION II ER CH 4 NTS, Nc. 6, Commerce. MOBILE.
 JACOB DEER,
 GROC FRY STORE, No. 2l, Government-street, t,........ MOBILE.
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WHARF NorICE-whereas, much inconv'

UTHARF NOTICE-Whereas, much inconv n- w fence and great loss is experienced by the pro- prietors of the wharves, from the present mode oi shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that from and after the first day of November next no dray will be permitted to enter uprn any of the wharves with merchandise for shipment, without the drayman first delivering to the wharlinger-who will attend for that purpose-a written acknowledgment from responsible skipper, resident in inc city, of liability for the wharfage. or payment ol the same made in cash.
 sepl3 46 titan All JUDE, Wharfinger.
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WALLETS FRENCH PILLS.-S 300 CHAL
 LENG E.=The nennine French Pills arainst al |

LENNE'--Ihe he genuine Ffehth f1IIs against aII Quack Nosiruns of the age for the cure of ***
 The French Pills are applicable in all cases forei ter sex (warranted free from Mercuy) and possess great advantages the Balsams and al liquid medicines, by being entirely free from smell, and seqcnty do not affect the breath, thereby preventing the possibility of discovery while using them.
 Besides this important advantage, they disa- gree with the stomach, and in the first stages of the disease, they usually effect in few days with little regard to diet or exposure.
 In the most obstinate stages of the disease, they equally certain, having cured many after every other remedy had failed. In short they ha, been universally successful that the proprietor challenges any to produce remedy of equal certainty, under a forfeiture of Three Hundred Dollars.
 ianl2 1. c. DUBOSE < CO, 39 Water st.
 0J- Price, sf2 per box, with full directions.
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JOHN MARSHALL, ) Burnt Corn. Sent 2l. sep24 5eNNt lnl

TNOR SALE,-That valuable lot of lani, having Il 1' front on Royal-s. of l60 feet by depth of l25 feet, situated opposite the State Press.
 TERMs.-l-5 cash, the balasce in three equal Atia payments, with interest from date ut per cent. per annum. Notes to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
 Also,-Will be sold on the same terms, all other Real Estate belonging to the Bank Puchasers to pa, all expenses for Deeds, &c. Proposals will be received Tn writing addressed to the CaIher of the Branch Bank of the State of Alabama.
 apII o56tc B GAYLE Cashier
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0n BAGS BLACK PEPPER--l0 hags Spice eJO 20 bags Race Ginger, just received and tol sale by R. l.. WATKINS & Co. Druggists,
 noyS Cor Water and St. Fr.ncis-sts.
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DRAGGING x KOPE.--20 pieces Kentucky ID Baggug, POO coils Kentucky Rope for sa ie by novl9 G WESTFELDT BRO
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| UDGE PATTERSON.-Read the follow ing sD frsm Judge Patterson, for thirty years the fiji si Judge of the county m which he lives.
 MIDDLErows, N. J., March l2 is4O. Messrs. Constock & Co.,,
 Gontlemen--You at liberty 10 make ,ch use of the following certificate you deem will ,ast sub- serve the purposes for which it is intended.
 (CERriFIcATE or JUDGE PATTERi,S.1 hereby certify, that my daughter has be- Il liitt- ed with sick headache for the space of about ( years--the attack occurring in about tv aee. frequently lasting 24 hours, during which ine th, paroxysms have been severe, as apparensl, soon to deprive her of life. And after having I snos, all other remedies in vain, have been indm si as last resort to try Spohn's Headache Remed, sold by you; and to the great disappointment ans! joy ot herself and all her friends, found very maternal relic from the first dose of the medicine. She has follow ed up the directions with the article, and in every case when an attack threatened has found imme- diato relief, until she is permanently cured - The attacks are now very seldom, and disappear al most immediately after taking the quantity directed A hope that others may Do benefited by the use nf this truly invaluable medicine, has induced me 10 sen yon the above, and remain your obedieHt servant, JEHU PATTERSON, Judge of the Count of ( I
 COMSrOCk co
 Wholesale Druggists, 2 Fletcher st. New York,
 Sold by 1. c. DuBOSE & co, Agents, and by Drs. Maynard, Hammoad. and Gates. Mobile ian 25 TO
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K ENTUCKY BAGGlNG AND RuPE-100 IN pieces Bagsing, 100 coils Rope, fer sale by
 oct2O OGDEN BROTHERS, l2 Water-st.
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ID IUnARD NORTH, No. 30, Government [.

D. Fl. RHODES. For sale at 29 St. Francis st.; price $2 perbot tle nov1U
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FENEAS.-A large assortment of all qualities, for U snle l,,. Innyl5l JOHN O'RELEY.
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MUTTON MARKET BEEF.-20 k,lf barrels II Fulton Market Beef, received from hip Uncas for sale hy DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS, ]
 octS 57tf Cor. Com. & conti sts
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VTINEGAR-5O bbls cider Vinegar, for sale by
 nov30 HARRIS & ROSS.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-08

SPERM CANDLEs.-lO0 boxes New Bedford tS for sale by [novl5l JOHN GREELEY.
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ENRESH WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS. H The subscribers now in fecoiet d their an nal supply of Garden Seeds. embracing every variet, in general use. They will warrant every Seed sold by 'hem to be fresh, well maured, and of the first selection. l C. DUBOSE& & CO, Druggists,
 noyl3 late Dul}oss x Rolf.
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TWIN PLATE.-l02 boxes Tinn'd Plat,
 Il 100 boxes Leadcd Plate, landing aid for sale by [sctSl F.. C. CENTER& co.
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DOTATOES.-lO0 barrels Northern, for sale Il low from the wharf, apply to
 noy2 yNO. c. RYAN cor Conti q Water-st.
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K ITCHEN'S PATENT PREPARED co. A COA.-A supply of the above original and tru y valuable preparation of Cocoa long and E,,oraby Known to the public, just received direct from the proprietor aRd for sale by the undersigned. Among other highly Hattcrihg testimonials of it's superior quality and usefulness, found the following.
 s'J. Kitchen left with ms some of his F. Cocoa and on trial find it very superior article, and mend its adoption for family use.''
 Dr. WILLIAM TnomAs. ssI have tried your P. Cocoa and consider it ieci- decy superior to any have used before in my fam,- ly-" Dr. Jso. COOPER ''l concur in the foregoing statements."
 Dr. D. HossAcK ssI have drank of J Kitchens P. Cocoa and recom- mend it n superior article of beverage to any prep- aration of Cocoa exantet possesses less of the o- agnous of Chocolate, therefore less liable to become offensive to the coavaescent and Is more suii- able for the healthy. D. BLoss For sale by I. c. DUBosR & CO,
 ianl4 late DuI,ose Rolf, s9 Water st. HOMPOUND SYRUP OF LlvERWORT, O (Hepatica TrLobo. )-For the cure of Pulmona- ry and Heratc affections, Coughs, Colds, Consump- tion, Splitting of Blood, Sre. The reputation whic this art,cle Uverwort) has obtained in the treaimen of Coosunptions, Splitting of Blood, Liver Com paints Coughs, 8rc. and he great uncertainty ther mus. always be in the preparation of decoctions tn | mode in which this plant has been usually admins- l ,ered by persons ignorant of Pharmaceutical MkA | puations, has led to make concentrated Con. pound Syrup of a uniform strength.
 MEREDITH, HENDERSON & Co. N. B.-None are genuine without our written signature.
 0J- For sale by the single bottle or dozsn by | RICHARD NORTH, 8 Government, febl9 and Sb Commerce-sts. TOBAcCU.-20 boxes just reserved and for sale Il by oct20 ]. REA,
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Sn BRLS. FINE FLOOR, landing and for sal, ctI nov2O by JEREMIAH REA.
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NRANBERRlES g aACKERTi -t5 half X N qr bbls Cranlerrles, 30 half and lr sbs No. ] Mac kere for sale by
 noyl3 76ff P. McCASKILl, 1s Coa. st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-08

A DNANCES ON COTTON.-'The subscriber "A is prepared 10 make advances Cotton signed to his friends in Liverpool, Glasgow, New York and Boston. D. WHEELER,
 nov22 $ Water-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

70 The following is from the ST. Louis Argus Of the 25th
A 1t is a strange story upon US 50 abruptly
GREAT BATTLE ~ THE INDIAN CoUNTEY.-Larse mum
hers of Indians Negroes, and Mongrcls from Florida have
bean loced upon the borders OF Arkansas and Missouri
p gentleman direct from Fort lcavcnworth learn that
some 500 Negroes from Florida aud runaways from the
bows and Cherokees and from the whites, united with
lew b;,e men, have been gradually associated in the fast
West of Arkansas Not long since they marched nigh
an Red river and encampcd fer the purose OF hunting but
o They built a very toerable For, with logs, surrounded
with ditch TO protcc, themselves against all dangers They
caught few buffalo ard therefore supply their wants IN
AIDED the possessions of the Choctaws and carried OF cat
,e poultry grain &c The Choc;aws followed them, but
snans their numbers and Notifications ovcrmach they
ie,rcd and sent 10 Fort Gibson for the United States Ora
,sons Cart Moore of Company d, sent 10 capture
hem with three companies OF Dragons, but after arriving
Upon the Red river he found their enrenchment too strong
and their namber too great 10 attack. Tie &c
odngy sent TO Fort Towson and REINFORCED with
Inc company OF Infantry and couple OF pieces OF cannon
The cannon we're shortly brought bear upon the works.
I'D soon made the spntes fly and the logs move SO qmeery
HAT the refugees at u signal rushed outside OF their forti
sdons and began TO upon the Prairie in front OF their
works Ere they fully succeeded in doing So Capt Moore
and his gallant Dragons charged upon them at ull saiop
Inc carnage that ensued represented as erube-the
Dragons routed them all directions, and after putting
%se numbers the sword, succeeded IN capturing me
rlOs 5ody The conduct Of the Dragons represented
worthy Of all commentator regards both skill and
sver The bravery and numbers OF the refugees awaited
Aouey nothing against the irresistible charge OF the
a0aated Dragons.
This decisive blow will give security TO that exposed Fo
@ Of our frontier and convince the refugee Negroes and
Shans that our Dragons may not be trited with me
@ Of the Dragons was unknown niormant-he SAID
@e1Press brought the news 10 the Fort
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
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