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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

NEW CoNFEcTIoNARY EsTABLIsH-
w. LAMBERT. fsanls. NT' - T. No, -,
j. stand ior%e,y occupied by e. PsSi wo .d T 1s
speeiluy Inform his friends and tho public generally thlt
continue 10 keep supply Of fresh articles his line,
which &c viii sell at wholesale retail on reasonable
eras The stock on hand consists 81 Canie CaKes
Cur,.as, Wine; &c With variety OF Toys for Children
Having gone 10 considerable expense in rcf,tns and
nbiovins W appearance Of the store, he lopest hc
vii 90 1e io,souen by his friends whose avoIs he
GkhENoUGIi's CHEMICAL OLA SUP.
" pyof the above for burning in Grecnoueh's Patent
oe II ALEXANDER DUvAL & co.
GLoVEs.-super Black aud coolred Rid Gloves, al
~ STARR 81 cos
Jao opposite Exchange Hotel.
\NHAPPiNG PAPETc-Iol0 rcams Wrapping
roper OF different sizes and olsoed quality, for sale
Agents Franklin Manufacturing Co.
Wrapping Paper in the full tide OF operaion
aud soheu orders fem merchants and others wanting
We have in store. wrgpping Paper made Of hemp very
ns Papers which, in quality viii compare with Northern
nanu3eilre end~i! DC sold al low prices Cal! and
10 JAMES STEER SON
TkGEoNIs iNsTRUmEsTs-.Poesci Case
- D!s5ecrE Instruments suitable Tor Medical students
ping Instruments Superior scaffo liors- Dental Ins;r
Of superior Instruments manufacture IN the best manner
Any seserpuon NO. on hand S1S DC Lad To 1rIr short
no NisKid0e's Old si.,a
EENTLEMEN's SUPERIOR WATER PROOF BOOTS
~ AND slloEs-IIcob Niles aud Son's.-we have re.
eeVs good supply Of the above Goods those supe
nor manufacturers. Gentlcm invited oall anu tit
themscNes. ID. BULLINGTO. co,
no 20 Mansio House
SPARKLlNG CHAMPAGNE & HOCK-l40 bIsEeT-
Cdozcn each sparkling Champagne and Hoe X comnrisins
the best bants III use IN this country, for sale by
- BAPBOT.
nol2 Main 81. door t. A Dnval a 20
DUN, TOBACCO, &C.
~ punehcon superior Jamaica Rum
do do Grenada do
Brown LnnghSTne ATmis.ead's Chewing Tobacco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
NO. 40.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

1hO11<AlN0L nv LII.
TUE proprietor Of,hs establishment al the commence.
- ,nsni Of new year, returns his thanks his friends
opS5ed or their accommodation July last he hopes
,he to merit y by making all those WHO sojon
ne uni9n lie lakes this opportunity also Of caution
Interested persons, tie eI;rav.asnt ehprs. - ~
s.s osen made hts Hotel by assuring them they are
Richmond, Va, Jan 81 1852. rrOpr,st o.;
to Bosrders for meals only a, IN. t,.,,,...,, On
nary. s225 per year. e" sof"-
no Ae ssiaS . x .ai e E.ess1ss s Concert Ran
sonable terms as any In the city.
sUPERIOR FAMILY BACON AND ROLL
BUTTER.
eoun,1 e e5rss f,rnr s%s lot OF very superior
ALSO,
Two bbsof superior Roll Butter.
al, TABB & GILES.
ne 70 Family Grecers, y or Main e.
xnIsSrSyk s AND FAMILY FLOUR
DO % 30 30 IN sS:5ssf % g q, sal. b,
~ sooRp,IAh. OR WINE ohs tsO"rr'
with Seaa n SorI s,ss lS5 s9 rs..h c..:
Y rich and heavy cut glasses. \. ia n"
sMIrH, DRINK ER 4 NORRIS,
LArE
SMITH & PALMER.
HAVE on band English, Trench, Gcrnao and r.,,..,
rcesS made s snsry asas%s%; Of 'ni
wea hey will receive direct Foreign public atoms Of
iheoogy, tile tlnaecs
ei. 20 apd &C enees History, Biography, etc ETC.
p1Iis fIenSh stationary, Books imported for
~ Cataoeueso Of French Works now In s.or. n, A.
CIr-r AMI pr ,t>, iaZ2
A e5ens've assortment Of new and beautiful patterns
CO. =, enI ran Lamps, both plau OF
~ ai1 heAegon shapes st prices suited to
:. ~ - ''i SAie az JAMES EVANS
"a 20 Chns. Class and Lamp store. Main St
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY.
| ORGANIC Chemi.try in its aopllcattons - a s,.-
sor Of cbysosy, ey JuS;gs Lebg, d, &c Profess
rom me manuscript Of me author 6y Lyon y,vS,i ~ "a
81 mo- american Edu,on with Inrroduction Nc.
80, i y w Webster: VI II. Professor Of Che.
misty ia harvard University Just publshed for ale
JAZZ sNlTH. DRINKER a MORRIS
II uh, BRANDY DC -OI Pale C0g1le tsTa0-T--------
| =, s1iPeii'r oiu num- Ter sale ABBOT -
-. t1rncr beowA Duval A ro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

NEW WORK FROM G. p n =
9 y Isi mem The Press. a. the Bookstoreof
THE J SMiIH. DRINkER s NORRIS,
80 $50 ALSO,
nos ~, III and l42 Harper's Family Itbr.rv H.
nuSent IhIiosophers, tTaesaied from the L,.,iLs
JSb he So, wae Notes and Life Of Auiho by . c
lip de -egur w -' ~ SeneIsi Count PHI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
DINNER AND TEA SETS.

~ YER sELu.-Pu.no nov crop Clover seed free
~ ifom hio@oE aud 0LeT c1Lrancols for Se by
"a = WILLIAM PALMER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12
& VI VI u Nj y )


IET Inc 44.dH4It1.
Mn. E~DIToR.-Seeng there is n proportion before Us
Canal debt, / feel constrained, as one having som inter
est in the town, 10 say a word Or tao before the haal decree
shall 70 forth TO enforce tae sale. am glad the Ioahrt
has taken the precautign to submit tie Question - the !fEaI
voters Of the CIty as to whether the property shaI g sil o.
not; aud | trust that Tire majority Will take ath i Oh
the matter rs viii prevent IT'S sale
Viewing II as public property well located, and aimosiih
dfsp.nsable Tor public use., il seems desirable that 81 7a7hia
he retained, tho We are burtaeneh for some years 10 come
to nav Oft the deb. for which TINS q proposed TO be soI8.-
And when ws reflect upon the Character oil the tenure BY
winch the City hold it, a LEGACY tom oAe OF TIE earies:
citizens, nov no more, and gisen 100. Tor purposes So Willy
different from that 10 which the Council proposes 10 apply IT,,
We nre al once struck 18th surprise and shame, that sHch =
resort is AZ all deemed necessary. This generatton are not
the exclusive owners Of the property. II aaye any coz
itwere, in trust BY each generation for IL o1', aa3 for the
use Of those which followed: it il i legacy Of which We
should not deprive our children.
We have looIsh!y embarked ii a scheme that hs eavO!-
we'd rs III debt, let US wDrk and pay it off, Il half dug ditch
can never benefit our children or their sucrPss9rs: every
RAJ is assistng 10 obliterate our iahofs ,--and instead OF
taking their property AMI investing II IN a way taat snail 6s
productive Of some gooi. We caoIy propose - PnE oar deb.-
with it contracted az they were for a purpose that stands =
monument Of our folly.
For heavens sake, for our children's sake, fpf tae sa@c OF
edncation ami our Own honor, let - deTiss sane ot1aF way
rob posteli.y Of tlis g-ne7ol5 bsqaa=t. Iet 'he "it AMI
wishes OF the giyer 81 hrs dyins bed. rise - review before
us. and rebuke the spirit i11t would TINS abuse h, Trf~t-
No man nj all acquainted with DIR. Warner, would fora mo
men, believe thathe If were living would yercon-ents 10 give
property to pay the City do5.z.-ali sIea . IGat! "ny
il is mo:king his philanthropy Tor oae moment to suppose t.
Let us then meet and vote doRn this INV aEFaniah5F meas
ure. aud fail upon some plan mora worthy OF PEOPLE who
profess to have some pubic punt. and to regard Inc inter
ost Of poslerty as at least equal to our ow1.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12
For the Palladium.


The tLe which heads this article. to Judge from. appear
aaces, l. LIKE known to 4 certain portion of snIs eonmani-
". who. no doubt, would feel highly indignant. were thei'
night to the site Of gentlemen ~ lac leas. seruPIed II
psrchancs. they may nave been taught The ordinary rules
Of etiquette, BY their tcise and careful .NatroHs hand, unfor-
tInaIeIy forgotten the -,}n.nry lesson, or : O nearly 50 that
tIry seldom Hutk IF pIttins il into practice.
IL Is vel known to all Of u, thai il countries where
Ignorance superstition, an9 Wee, preioninlte women
are msT- sl1reg; but where civilization ami refinement ex-
ist there, females are elevated nenrer their proper sphere,
and our daily observation together with It Thousand olher
examples afforded, cannot unless W. are bigoted, fail to con-
vince Us Of the fact. Our nigh WAYS, are daily shameIuiy
o~locksded, by a certain species OF 'gregartgus'' h'ped, a
portion Of wl1m wear tho exterior AMI bear the cog1o-
msl of" G-ttsalet' and whom l suppoze n GIT BE termed
their ,siees if unfortunately they have any. 1t requires the
ex-stion Of -,ot dog~e of for,;14e, to render the Laties
Of on ,5asts! cty willing to promenade oar public side
eaIas, even when necessity demands it; Tor IL IS ~ no
Haes,.s desirable to know ; IRE pass these grouos, taat We
ars not unfrsqIently the slaest Of roua-k aiI -fI5cu'e!
And il would be vel for tao.e who are IN tho habit Ct ia
kiag up the uh,te stietc4l:, aud masking observations On the
passing efofrd, ,o remember the words OF The poet.
.'Immoaest words admit ofno defence,
For want q d5ccncy Is pau! Of Sense"
1t would certainly 10 an indication Of the mental i'm
provement and .Horal ref3rn, were these grievances, speed
iy rc1taret 1 am prompted Hus 70 speak, for .nehoH2f NY
Sex ssouAa tear, as a portion OF this community, feel much
agr.esea D.. the pursuit al ths Practice
Wnea roman. pleads, wlea rprtue ree9s!
HsI soi ngau who zcosas 20 Jiettt! LAURA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12

Again. unless the frs. hunsn beings ana their po.isri.F had
been entirely anulhlIated, there void be nc necessity OF a
second ere stIon Of mal. bot taey and their ppstsrty nave
never been sauGeIy destroyed. t4eIef FIRE there VAS 40 neces-
sfty Of j second creation Of man. / pass over the balance
OF :. Aslfonatny -. second .shetcn'' fr tne present, and would
I1.r say to INN, ..kefIs= proiaae AMI old wives fables. and
exegcIse Lls sell rather unt1 gg-i4nes. IaILANDER-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12

.,g 49,, the sH IL gfisgr4fs aud n~-irr 9B.arvafEYns m tho
.~,.,,g e,sr5. To ,eoenss, the v,ras Of IN. roet.
.Inuo.... ro-4. ,-l.ni, ~ - r. ase,..
F., nav, r. 4sro.-. : ,s,,,E oCSea.rr
Il wa,I3 eect,i1lg n, an ,Icatio, Of the mental inn
oyens and .u,ro1 ,sf,u,. were these grievances. ,gss3.
- ,na.,4 ,T,,,s-,-p f- ,,r1.,a.r nv
sex stao4a tear, u. a portion ofthis community, sssI much
's'',s - '' f''S' - 80
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~ $3.50" ~
IA.
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49, ~ & ' 'l - ''' Pc
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''"' my % '0' ',7"" : "'"'' '""" '0 atm q
"i'''' '7' gums ss' interest," ~ expressing an
an III ''' " 7"t ~
Vii s5taE ia tones an. iansIase Mt 70 Sc mistaken, 10 ,6ese
sim are. by the t,aarv Of on constitution. our -e-va3ts. bat
.r1, j., rca1;,, r,,. M y.+, ,~orsr t57, Oriental to-aotf.n.
r,o. A. 81 lie north and y~s,a re r-,an,ag .,ta-a b,-5a,
which wet nigh ara-s us to tae earth. an8 which ac-umu-
Iates year by wear. and Iav by day Without tie rer,otast
arg.ra.t Of rsHet; tAat "o are grauad to the dus. hy tic
ieo, heel d soathen aie.ation, AM sos.h7fl iaaIeace; that
we are lsft at the mercy of every European capitalist who
chooses t, import large quantities of goods mt, our country,
and 5rai, the s,ecle from rs. are propositions. which could
not he maru evident were they written with 4 sunbeam en-
the arch Of iica~ea. Let Is look back through the dim
TWILIGHT OF the past, and contrast the h@eaita6u. operation OF
the 1erf in other days. wila tie blishtinz inference Of our
present inaae1tat eddties, uoon the mechanical, the CONNER
cial. and Agricultural Interests OF the nation. Prior To tie
wear 1919 the carving trade between America and the ad-
iacent Islands. AMI Europe was towing to Inc wars thcn IA
rirE throughout all Eu5aae.) entirely in tbs hands Of north-
era men, cur country then being = neutral power. Scarce a
wave o., the ocean but bore aIoft some American vessel. on.
canvass wh:teaeI every sea. ami the flag Of the free waved
over every land il which articles of commerce could fad a
market; IN every land, on every SEA northern merchants
were gathering a golden harvest from a trade in which tie
south from her situation, and The habits other citizens could
NOT, or would NOT ~parahe. Southern mea became alarmed,
saeir jealousy Of the growing wealth and commerce of the
norta became a se,,lsi and confirmed passion, and ended in
= Denomination to dez:.oy the carrying trade. To edee'
Ills saey determined 70 establish q htsn p7osessivo Tora,
for j; seemed evident to them (an5 time bas demonstrated
the accuracy ef SOUTHERN logic s7c: # we imposed . hca-
Wy 14iy aao1 t~-7HEA p7a:a;r5r taa; Ns nations whose COM
"tss-e "a- ;has 0A-- ~otti 7s'a..aie BY p.actas aaisa al-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12

ISJrRY.-A lille wToGg done 10 another is a
grsat lGj4rr done TO oassr'ses- Tue seTeTes,
punishment Of an t1lIry i TIE Consciousness d
hav:or done il; and % man safFr = more than he
thai Is ,uraed over . tie pain Of repentance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12

PRoNIsEs-il would be more obilgipg to say
plainly. ~ cannot 90 shat = desired. Than to a
muse 2sas1a @isa E:-e wtr3s, which oten puts
iAem upoa false measures.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12

DRrs=-The palmer The dress. with greater
l4zlre does beauty appear. Vif'ae is tho greatest
orna1leut, aa5 geed sense the hes, e4aiPage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12

Do%ET--Thc test 65~fv 70 advance the mar
r.age # q young iady Il. when she has IN he
cegnftraHce ms'fGess; IN her speech wisdom; II
her ieheviar r~7adesty; aud ID her life virtue
Fe.ton's Episfle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12

The Western State Journal states that 400
persons, residents re Syracuse, y. Y, has'
signed the pledge Ct total abstinence, end IL.
600 in the county.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12

Attempt nothing. until YOU have reflected me-.
turely on The consequences,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12

The nomination Of Thomas Claiborne as NJ
fr the middle district Of Tennessee, q
Cnnnircnam - Postmaster 81 Trenton. (
] have been RI cte5 bv the Senate. Th
were both strong Locofocos.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-16
EeGsHS IL.

The Providence Journal of Saturday
says:-"We are still of opinion, that the
peace Of the State will not be secure I'M
til Dorr is arrested. Hei is, indeed, broken
down, deserted by the laithloss followers
of iathless leader, and apparently with
out chance of recovering. But he is not
an ordinary man; he never gives up; and
the restless spirits Of New York, the va
gabonds and ruf1ians, the Spartans and
Butt-cnders, may again rally around him;
while there are hundreds here who ':nev-
er meant TO use force" who would JON
him the moment they saw prospect OF
success. That he can indeed ever over
turn the government OF the state, it is alb
surd to suppose, but he may again call
our citizens from their homes, scatter a
larm throughout the State, and subject
it TO thousands of dollars OF expense, lie
must be taken"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-16
ATTENTION

Wing Committees Of the LIST and End Districts.
The w hig committees for the first and second
districts arc hereby called upon to meet at Bohc
mia Ferry to-diy at O'Clock, 10 nomi-
nate candidate for the next state Lcgisla-
ture, in the place Of VIM. IL. Morton Esq. who
has declined accepting the nomination conferred
upon him by the late Wing County Convention.
The following are the names of the members of
the committees LIST District. Thomas c. Crook
shanks Edward Pennington, Joseph W. Veazcy'
Hamilton Morton, George A. Foard, james W..
Wroth, and james s. Mitchell. 2nd Dist John
Rawlins, DIR. John w. Writ, Benjamin F. Sluy-
ter, Davidson D. Pcarcc, William Diddlc, John
l.. Clayton ard David karsner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-16
For lie Cecil UMg.
"TIIE ROYAL RADICAL RESTORA-
TINE.D


No Medicine in the old World has e.
yer obtained such celebrity for the cure
of all diseases ''whlch flesh is heir TO-"
as the "Royal Radical Restorative" A.
mong the many wonderful cures perform
ed by this medicine, the following may be
given:
John Harris of Ipswich, who was SUI
lering in the last stages of Pulmonary con-
sumption, and whose friends had collec-
ted to see him die, was advised by one of
them to try the "Royal Radical Restora-
i've" which he consented TO do as a last
resort, if he had strength enough TO swal-
: low it, he made the effort, swallowed the
"Rcstorative," and was restored to perlec!
health in five minutes.
Frederick Bruman, farmer of Cornwall,
having been absent from his family some
days, suspicious were entertained for his
safety, and on making search he was
found suspended by the neck with rope
he had hung TO all appearance several
days; he was taken down and bottle of
the "Restorativc" poured down his throat
when he instantly recovered.
Hugh Mucklehon and Michael Fraely
of Bcllin,aggcrt Ireland, having met in an
''allair of honoro with broad-swords,
Hugh at the first blow (being very pow
erfulman) completely severed the head of
his antagonist from his body; a friend OF
Michael's however instantly picked up the
head and clapped it on and held 1t these
until another brought bottle of the gen.
uine "Royal Radical Restorative" and AS
soon as it was administered the belliger
ents became reconcled, Crank friends, and
returned home in fine spirits.
Some persons may think strange that
medicine performing such miraculous
cures has not been introduced into this
country, but if they will take pains to OK
anime the public advertisements they will
find that many great medicines cqualling
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-16

RHODE ISLAND. We

NfSbE lola " ~. we nave received
some important intelligence from Rhode Island.
On tho examination OF the prisoners taken at the
"Battlo Of ChcpacEct' it was proved that the
women instigatcd the whole affair oct ul' pure
love Tor Gov. DOrr, and that sword.n
One prisoner, VIM. +. Mason, sad:--
"Should not have gone to Chcpatchct, had not
the women persuaded me to do 50; there WAS
one in particular did not dare refuse; she was
my sweetheart; threatened to give me the mi,tcn
if did not go'.
Another named Samuel Green, declared
"Wcut into the cause because some ladies
wore going; thought there was no danger where
the ladies' werc;-hcard many Of len were
ready to fight for Dorr. He SCENE to be Il great
favorite with them"
Almond Smith, of tie great family Of Smiths,
said:-
cam IS years old; work in tie mill; went to
Chcpatchct; was advised 70 20 by Sarah and tho
rest of the grls; hated to hang back for fear they
would laugh at me; mother knew was out; she
let me 90 because | wanted to go; | expected TO
be made hero of, was made a prisoner OF;
searched for glory-couldn't find any; don't
thnk should have pluckcd up aud gone to tho
camp, had it not been for the gals; they made me
feel gritty"
Clark Smith, of the same extensive family,
said
'NIost ofthe women in our village are in IA
vor of Door; some talked of putting on panta-
looms and roing to his aid; they had good deal
of influence with the men; kept upa continual
talking; should pity the man who remained at
home among them. Should rather remain in
nrison than to contend with them myself. Went
10 the camp to make slow-madc a poor show;
in case of actual battle meant TO sneak of my
scf''
But Governor King and "that Council" had
friends also among the womcc, but not so many
as Dorr As proof read the following
ga man belonging to ono of the country bri-
gades, Jagged behind his regiment and finally re-
turned to his family. 'Ar'n't you going with
the troops says his wife. 'Who no, my dear,
| think, on the whole, it is my duty to stay and
protect YOU replied the husband. We'll now
says she, q can tell yon just what it is either
you orI lave got to go with Governor kIng's
men, against Tom Doors rebels: lfyou are not
going, give me your brccchcs.' lie went
All this is certainly rch-as rich as strawbcr-
RIGS and cream at shilling plate. That Door
should run away after this, is little too bid.
N Y Herald.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-16
(For the Cecil Wing. !
Rclnembranccs,

| cannot read my Horace row,
II makes me feel 50 sad,
1t whispers Of the happy hopes,
The joyous Aeans | had.
For when | read my Horace last,
A lovely one was near,
And now when e'er open it,
There starts trembling tear.
We used to sit beside the stand,
| often stopped to think,
As some deep I,ildcn II ctning stole
To Lcthc's very brink,
Oft c'er | brought the wand'rcr back,
My truant thoughts would stray,
To those bri ght eyes and rosy lips,
As truant III their play.
fused t. wonder why we gazed,
Into each others face,
Until our souls were III our eyes,
Rather than in their place.
And how we used to blush when one,
Behcld us gazing thus;
Ivcrily believe that then,
Sly Cupid wounded US.
She oft would Gull pretty flower
From some poetic wreath,
And place it in my book, that
Might all its fragrance breathe.
used to press it to my lips,
And kiss it DER and DER,
And feel a somcthing-almost bliss,
never felt before.
used to weave wreath for her,
The sweetest could Irvine,
And to pay me for my toll,
Her lips would oft meet mine.
have casket where | keep,
Each loved and priceless gem,
And all the little gifts she gave,
long since placed with them.
cannot read my Horace now,
1t makes me feel 50 sad,
1t whispers Of the happy hopes,
The Joyous dreams | had.
1t tells me they have passed away,
That all my dreams have flown;
cannot read my Horace now,
1t makes me feel So lone,
MEMO.
Utopia, July, 1872.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-16
ATTENTION.!
WINGS OF TIE 9Th DIsTRICT.

You will bear in mind that a resolution was
passed at your district meeting on the 18th of
Jane, requesting you to meet OH Saturday the 9th
day Of August next, TO nominate Il candidate for
County Commissioner, to be supp ortcd in your
district at the coming Election. Let there be a
full attendance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-16
ATTENTION!
Wings of the 2nd District.

Wings OF the 2nd District.
You are requested TO meet at Biddle's
tavern, Chesapeake City, on Saturday the
23ld inst. at O'Clock TO nc inmate cam
didate for County Commissioner from
Your district. Turn out one and all
BY order
of many Wings ofthe second District.
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STATE CONVENTION.

The Wing Central Comm. tee in Baltimore
have published an address to the wing voters OF
this state, which we intended to have publish cd
to day, but The only copy we had got mislad
They have also passed resolutions, in which they
recommend that WIG STATE CONyENrI6N, be
held On Wednesday the .24tl day of August next
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
the Presidency. They suggest that the cities
and Counties send TO the Convention, number
of Delegates double that Of tic Senators and
Representatives to which they are entitled.
This rec 1nmcndation will be responded to
generally, and the Central Committee of our
country will we doubt not, call Il meeting Of the
wings of the the county, for the purpose ofap-
pointing delegates to meet in the State Conven-
ton, to 10 of which we will be entitled.
As to who will be nominated, no one who las
paid any attention to the expression Of feeling
that has prevailed throughout the state, since
John Tylcrs first and second vcto,s, can for u
moment doubt. We are quite as sure as if the
Convention had been held, that 1t will he unan:-
nous for Henry CLAY.
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u7At this time orr paper is very much
crowded with advertisements, but very soon
many of them will be out, when VIC will be able
10 give more reading matter,
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and surprising the above, are for sale by
nest of our druggists.
A FRIEND OF PATENT MEDICINES.