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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-08
E,se.es.inS S'orrespOn-
ftfsrC.

We COPY from the IltIar1;own Herald
OF Freedom the following core. r"ndtnr"
br4ween the Hrr. WIN. PRlcG. President
oil ih-. Whiy S ale GnArn'i"n ct Mary
land. and the Hon. IIENRY Clay, Of Ken
lucky:
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Zone independent elected
The following counties remain to be
heard from, and voted as stated las, wear:
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The same result now will We the
Wings i aud the Loco focos 80, and
"1e ndeI enGenl.
w I..F.
Old Senators 8 S
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MARYLAND Election IEcturns.

and one independent.
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rooms, each nearly two hundred feet in length.
The one has been crowded with MACHINERY and
and the other it'll horticultural products The last
two years one Of the largest vacant lots in
the settled part of the city scarce affords them room
enough TO accommodate the cattle and stock which
10 the fair. For several years past they have
held ploughing exhibitions far the testing OF ploughs
Al the Wallabout, Harlem, Hoboken, Newark,
Sing Sing, East New York, &c and by these means
It is said more perfect plough has been produced
than has ever been witnessed before, combining the
advantages OF variety of ploughs ia which Sc
veral years since competitors were recommended
10 attempt
8 On the conclusion of Gen. Tallmadge's address,
the band struck up an air and the audience adj.
Iourned to the outside garden, TO see the magnf-
cent display OF frew orks by Mr.. Edge. They were
among the best we have ever seen.
Before taking leave OF the fair we will notice one
or two articles more.
WASHING MISUNDERSTANDING the multitude of
know OF none that appears better advantage than
the one recently exhibited at the Fair of the Amer
lean Inst tue by Mr. Lock, carpenter, No. 81 Ann
street, where 1t can now be seen
SrENcERs HATs.-The Nutria fur hat of Spencer
is certainly an extraordinary article for such price
in external appearance II seems but little if any
inferior 10 his finest specimen, the main difference
IN value being IN the body which being out of sight
is OF comparatively little Importance Those who
wish low price hat and who yet desire fur one
can now obtain such from this eminent ma
ker-he price is So, 25
FRANCIS LIFE BoAr-The life boat that was
blown up with the Volta on the 18th inst will be
placed under the fountain IN the Park, this day at
eleven o'clock. Although then seen on her way
towards Heaven, she has returned to paw visit to
the fountain in the Park
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Vice ChRnceIlOr's Court.
Nf,T-.

Der. 26-Dr cisoss.-Ya ientine Mott james Walk
ley.Dr Mott held mortgage property belonging to
defendant. Mr.. Nathaniel Smith also a Judgment
creditor Of Wakleys and bought the equity of re-
dempton Of the property sheriAs sale. The mortgage
ioreclosed and sale of the property tosk place
the Merchants Exchange when Dr. Mott declared to
be purchaser giving but $3.50 for what is said to be worth
$4,000 and which brings yearly rent OF $1,000 Mr..
smith now comes in pettisning that the sale may
opened, grounding his claim the following crcum-
stances He attended the sale at the Exchange accompa-
MED by friend (ir Medal Patt the latter being provi.
for the property when Mr Ernest A. Bsncker, code
fendan 70 him. and asked what he was bidding
high or-that he would ruin the old man. (uneanipg Mr..
Wakley) and called him aside, hen MIR. Smith told
Bancker that all he wanted to his debt, and
was concluded between them that he Smith) should bid
no hgherha his debt ,ud be settled within days.
when Wakey should have the advantage of his bid The
terms of sale had been ten per cent Mr. Bancker
told Smith that money would be required, and the lat
struck off to Mr. Smith Tor the $3oO5 when tho master in
Chancery John A Slidell Esq) demanded the ten per
cent Mr. Smith stated the in which he situa.
ted and offered to give check for the amount; but the
master would receive anything but the cash and in
santy ordered the property to be put anew refusing
Mr. Smith permission again to bid son Of DE- Mott
for $3.50 already stated. The Vice Chancellor in
giving his opinion alluded to the vast disparity in the
value OF the property and the price for which sold
he sale OF property he said at low price at chancery
SALE is bar to its validity; and mortgagee has
equal right with others TO buy and obtain title provided
there circumstances attending the sale which per-
NIT petition for reopcning being entertained by me
Court. The Vice Chancellor then alluded to cases IN
point particularly in 10Th Wendall He said that when
property passed to third hands the policy OF ns our
would be not to disturb sale unless fraud was u,
the present case however, where the properly m pd,
chased by the MORTGAGE, and the parties ,,i
show that larger price might have been
n, Ali nar,ies the sale should be reopened
Ordered that the to Mr. smith ior ssvoo snouu pe
eonsummate thus enabling Dr. so'' ana Tue o"e ere'-
TORS to oh, ain what due TO them. . ,
W. vi " nr,v il at the corner of Houston street and
avenue and including several good buildings
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STOVES-STOVES.
BACKsS PATENT RAREFIER,


HE PROPRIETOR offering this valuable the public
would briefly state OF the of heir improve
men. which consist chiefly IN the following particulars
Ito obvae the evil OF $40 be capable Of
aid noNious the ing a mild intense hea
burning of anthracite coal G-To avoid all enience
2-TO generate and diffuse from dust.
a and wholesome ITO preserve the air of the
mospher places exposed apartment pure and whole
damp and cold. some
$40 lesson the risk Of 8-And unite with all
mt by fire. tkose excellent QUALITIES an
TO be quickly kndled elegant and durable article OF
easily managed. furniture.
his Stove constructed Of the best quality Of Russia
upon the cylindrical panhe furnace ire-chamber
pyug the centre CYLINDER which attached
spherc Rareie upon each side, of tubular
lined throughout The heat that created the chamber
between the Innings of the two rarees Tor radiators
continually rushing through the tubes which open at
each end for that of rareed
air into the apartment.
The purity and sotness of the air heated by
peculiar and remarkable the heat being used from
great extent of surface moderately heated The heated air.
the wings sides Of the descend and spre
the entire surface of the keeping
colder portion Of the the floor circulation
in the meantime preserving IL entirely from contamination
rendering this Stove perfectly safe and agreeable for apart
ments ofnvalds, sleeping rooms Nc Manufactured by
j. +. BACKUS, 81 Bowery, N. Y.
~ B. A article of air tight stoves with rarfes also
e kitchen companion cook stove warranted equal
in this city. sgt lmsm
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uoulxruut List.
gpITTIIERN

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
samuel Croker, date firm Croker and Morris) New
York November 5th. ~
prboreh Parks, stanford, Dutchess Co, spinser, No
v,mber 20 h. AZ,
Charles q Ssbn, clerk New York, December ISL;
Paul g. Forbes Qate firm Forbes, valentine snd Co.,
Rio Janeiro) February 25th.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL.

MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE,
ls Courtsp and Mariaee-an nfallible GuideBook for
Married and Single Persons Of the mpor-
lance the Human Race. By Engine Becklard, M. d.
Among the things dy considered this work matters
of serious importance single and married
The Of and for Stery-The art Of Beauty and
Couh-The danger Of solitary practices and how the habit
may be cause: OF Love and Jealousy with
unhappy passion-Oprn including modes for the
paon thereo1ests for knowing the Of
unborn who ought and ought
msrryThe suspicious for wedock, &c.
ga me
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MEDICAL NOTICE

lust published, price so cents, by Dr. FAWCETT, OF
Fulton street, New York The Great Consoier the
Mind in Distress popular inquiry into the concealed
with the banetuI effects of solitary indulgence,
local constitutional weakness irritation, Copsup
on the partial total extinction of the reproductive
The Doctor also author of treatise which is
exclusively for the sensitive female, who, while she
brink. abahed the idea of revealing her suerngs. may
nd in its pages confidential and capable adviser
Dr. F. direct his eadica
ton Of gocorhGa elects, structures: nocturnal emissions
syphilis in FORMS irritation, constitutional
deby and all diseases brought by solitary HABITS Fe
male diseases treated scientifically Office 1876 Fulton street.
20 IN
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III A L S
FALL FASHION-1Sf1


~ VIM BANTA would respectfully call the attention of
re nus customers and the public in general his
ortmen o, iia OF The tall Patemgo with PARTICULAR
gaIa 70 style and durability Persons about supplying
WIN that indispensable article Of dress aud who
uuy t,e p economy IN It's selection would do well give
n oe h mat The within Lamed low prices would
uIy ssy them OF the subscribers pretentions sell chra
lshof mapped SILK hats at 81 50; moeskn do So black
ao s,oo, hsua DO $3.50; beaver do $3.50 Also hand
gentlemeDs travelling and dress caps chdens and
fancy caps youths ana boys hats and caps.
So I'm eodsr VIM BANTA No ION ch,,L,,os,
yKACkEKs-Parr's cheap Cracker Bakery 70 Mott stree
near w alker sree-Constany on hand Soda Milk and
wine bcu machine and haod made Butter Sugar and o
ton crackers Sc Pilot and Navy Bread all AZ low fices
Shppng and country orders put barrels kegs and box
es hbSra discount allowed, deiy cred cattage free
NB-Iassensers to Earope New supplied che ap
RICH TONED EIGHT SILVER kEVnv
l. U T E
SEGGND hA Ma rare and splendid instrument will be
sou cheap Apply to L MONZANI,
OF lm-m s. thompson street.
U. s. CITY DESPATCH POST.
,n, POST OFFICE, New York 18th july Isl2
HOuRs OF Delivery each day (Sundays eYceptei) al the
- Upper and Lower Post Ofices.-
Letters deposited before
Hatpast o'clock, M
.n.L NJ Will he sent Tor de-
Al ali tse ouauohs before livery at 9 A NJ, and
O'Clock, NJ and O'Clock, p NJ.
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CORSETS-CORSETS
lust RECEIVED, at the New York CORSET WARE
HOUSE No, a,3H Pc srl street large assormen, Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CORSETS,
which will be sold a greatly reduced prices,
Wholesale and Retail
B.-Deaers in Corse;s invited to call the whole
stock WY imported 443x Pearl street, New York.
o0lm~m
uAvANA.-MRS. VESTS Boarding Hous has be en- en-.
rey reted and prepared for The reception q trayse
ende de la Machinan decidedly superior other
established in this city It's directly the Bay,
the termination Of the Commercial wharf, and adjoining the
Steamboat landing commanding extensive and beautiful
view Of entire haIbor with the adjacent country towns
and than the OF the city although
within the usual business limits The majority Of the apart
unusually oftv spacious and airy and may be
confidently stated that place this part OF the island offers
advantages the traveller or Invalid Tor winter resi-
dence. -
The propretos again caution strangers destined Havana
to bring with them signed or verihed by Spanish
Consul which upon is taken By the Beading Oce
and in with which TO discr bark with lug
sc has be procured bv resident OF the place.
The Clerk of the House will attend TO this formally, which
gidy enforced hv the government and esrous
House will be relieved Immediately ii they can advise BY
previous vessel of their intention to embark permits can De
procured anticipation which the event OF their arriving
late the day. will obvae detention OF from to "a hours
onboard
Travellers may directions at home have their letters
addressed the care Of Mr. c. West akng TO haze
his name distinctly written frequent mistakes are made
with foreign the Havana Post Oce) which will IN
sure their earliest delivery through his box and their safe
keeping IN case of absence.
OF credit for moderate negotiated received
$50 1awlmsr
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Court .lendar-This Day.

SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos "a 20, a. 10 oi, o. IL" '''
| IS, 81, l75, 81. -, "a,
P.sT q At oclock.Nos 90, g. 80, 20, a. H. u.s. o.
AZ la2.
Crcurr coupr.-s Same yesterday
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CORNS, CORNS, CORNS,
MURRAY S IREET.
MONS. AND MADAME BERH lard,

DEG LEAVE inform the Inhabitants of New York, that
- they will be happy upon all who desire
Mons and Mad Bernard have been pacticng the
United States but few months and in that short time have
eeived testimonials from of the eminen! gentlemen
and Others the benefit and comfort which they have
ceved they have been attended them They have the
honor inform the public that by and peculiar method
without cutting Mons and Made do attempt offer
requiring iah its efficacy; but
confidently assure who may suffer
painful COINS that they asy have the Satisfaction of carrying
away their torpentor, the Corn, in their hands.
Mons and Made. have in the possession upwards Of
thousand from those who have eSeepced relief
their hands Mons and Made B. have tced their profess
for several in Germany France and England and
acquired skill and much practical fact
aested by certificates from the celebrated En-
gh french and German physicians well as from raj Of
after four years The operation win occupy
thu. treated put their shoes and walk
Ladiss and gentlemen will be waited their resi-
dence, II they desire Il.
AT home in the morning from till II, and in the afternoon
from2 till O'Clock.
Once at Boston, Isl Courtn. jys 3msr
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Letters TO be sent Free, must Free Stamp affixed to
them otherwise three will be of the marty 10
whom IN. letter addressed No money must be enclosed in
letters unless re- sered at principal Offices Lists of the
stations tat all OF which free stamps be purchased at
500 per 100 and every information may be APP
eauo AZ tne upper or lower post Offices Stamps issued by
that the number Of the sdence ahoud be stated in all lett rs
throughfhs Post " U.s. w. "
The Post Master soc the earliest information should any
irregularities JOHN LORINER GRAHAM "'
au28 ly Poet Ma.,ar
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j. SHANKS, NJ. ID.
OCULIST.

ND Professor OF Oph hamic Anatomy and Surgery. Dis
"A of the Eye and Ear and Impeections OF Vision
Office 1872 Broadway corner John street, up stairs. ,
N.B-Doctor Shanks inform those affected with
Diseases of the Eye Ear Imperecons of Vision that,
application his Office their will with that skill
and waich necessarily follow mast cxtens
practice based on accurate anatomical hysoogica and
pathological knowledge Of thu the human Eye and Ear and
that part of Optics pertaining 10 Vision.
Office hours from TO- A M. 10 g. p NJ daily, Sundays
cepted.
kyference,-The Medical Department Of the University of
the City of New York. So cod ImsT
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EIIfTE AND GUITAR


MR. PHILIPPE ERNST Professor of the Flute, Guitar,
ls patent t. his friends aud
c that he has published his Nondo Msire Tor the
guitar which found well worthy the attention of the
learner amateur being well adapted that nstu
and calculated only please but afford Instruction.
ms hondo with several other pleasing pieces OF his compost
uon Tor the guitar be found Mr. Ensps residence SO
lanai street. where he continues 10 give lessons on toe above
instruments. 81 3m"r
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H.s GY M Ma III M,
SPARRING SCHOOL & PISTOL GALLERY.
MEssRs HUDSON x oTTlGNoN respectfully inform
IVA the gentlemen OF New York, that their
the Of Broadway and Chambers street, Tor sparrng
Gymnastics and Pistol Practice for the
additions have lately made
which will be found respect
ecolee and equal otner in the country for athletic
spaung taught the approved principles. Gentle.
visiting Pistol Gallery will be supplied with Pistols
superior uaty Terms moderate Gentlemen invited
to call at line tring the day ole lmsr
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LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS.
PRICE TWEEN rY-tIFE CE MS EACH.
HARPER u BROTHERS will publish on tn, sday morn
the 18th instant No VIII of the Library of Select
Novels, comprising
RIENZ the Last of the Trbunes. By Sir f. l.. Bulwer.
With Fate Pnce Twenty-Five Cents.
Also, lately published, New Editions of - -
NoI-pELHAM or, the Adventures OF Gentlema By
Bulwer With Portrait of the Author Price Twenty -hve
Cents - .,
No. 1.-THE DIsOwNED. BY Buwer. witha Plate
mo No. iii gDEVskEux By Bslwer With Plate. Price
Twenty-Five Cents. ,,,.,
NO. IV.--pAUL CLIFFORD. BIZ Bulwer. With fiate
No V.-EUtiENE ARAM. BY Bulwer With Plate.
Price Twenty-Five Gents.
No VT-THr. LAST DAYS OF POMPEII By Bull
wer. With Plate. Price Twenty-Five Gents
No. VII-THE CZARlNA; an storieal Romance 1.-THE
Court Of Russia An entirely BY Mrs Hohl and
Price Twent, five Cents. o25 3t"rc
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TERRAPlN LUNCH,

COURMONDE QUI VIVEi THOUSANDS
weeks past suffering disappointment, from the
closing of the faramed =" Terapn Lunch" The ftfui
evsr,' now, however, and may they feed
WELL for be known that hs John Adams of Knickebock
e hangs his hAtr the Tenpin also the pro.
ple!or, ofrhc little fellows Christendom ycler
Carr Now, them smack your lips ye comorants in the
turtle Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy, has fallen
upon Iohn 10 perfection good eating and drinking may be
again guaranteed the Teuapn single look into the old
lee Box will appease hunger of him with the short
and taste Of the genuine at half the old prices viii
uckls t,e palate of the yerest anchorte.
me oreeu ure served this day. and day during
pr..Arn
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J. SOFIA,
+ r L n CHI DY E r.

SOILILf,
INCH DYER
400 PEARL ST, Principal Office
THANkFUL for the patronage heretofore bes,ow d, res
pectully informs the public has the
dsoa q his customers y The upper part Of the city, opened
owERY for the reception and delivery of Goods.
Ali kinds OF Silk, Cotton and Woolen Goods
DYED.
Merino and Cancels air Shawls cleaned in the French
style, with neatness and DESPATCH. " 49, ~
u All kinds of Wearing Apparel and Carpets secured.
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed and out in
their original form.
Brooklyn Office, as Fulton st. Brooklyn. o1,lm.r
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E W I . K e.
NOUTHOUY & MEYERS respectfully invite their friends
and the public generally call at BAL Broadway and
mine their assortment of
SilUer, Plated and Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery,
and House Furnishing Goods,
Of description winch they have opened and Of
fer sale pr that fail satisfy purchasers
ENJOY advantages the SELECTION a.d mannac-
of their Lamps Gnandoes, Cande laba &C.. T. N
enabled offer them great variety Of and finish SUIT
able for Churches hotels dwellings and sailing
These last and desirable article well
wor by the attention Of owners and shipmasters.
Attention p3icuary invited to the Solar Lamp justly
celebrated for is superior blian cy and 1nomy This
Lamp tSd by accurate nents affords twice the
light of Astra while burns equal number Of hours
al half the expense.
COUTHOUY MEYERS will keep constantly on hand
complete OF the articles above enumerated and
hore by their endeavo the and wishes of the
public favorable sh of the patronage which is
lcI,ed for their establishment oil lwis&3wos*rc
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THE OPENING OF


CIR r. n u G HIS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR HAIR CUT
TING AND CURLING, WIGS, SCALPS, &c.
No 2o5 BROADWAY,
rLIREHUGH has, Connection with his present premises,
~ opened suit OF Rooms consisting Of
GRAND GALLERY OF FASHION,
appropriated for Genemens hair cutting This splen
did fitted the style of Louis XIV Of France. The
walls pal after the of Waeau Bou
chett &c. and Of the faamed Gobein
The showcases soes, &C., the
style alto syo, finished white and gold for
ming in this country, and
passed in Europe. = go
THE LADIES' ROOM
private and devoted entirely themselves for haIdressng,
fitting on wigs curs &c. consultation the growth
and health Of the hair, and fe with regard
commodaon and comfort.
THE GEN TLEMEN'S WIG ROOM
is for those who wish be private fitting wigs and
scaps Z. here remark, that very department of
his profession the character Of his work., established for
superiority does he intend make only very best
and scas and ask according to the tines very lowest
munerating profit.
MIR. c. Il be found always " at home," will give his
sole and ivded attention all who wish
under the magic Of his touch. ie22
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Vol. vIiI.---No. 295 -..VVhoie No. 3lfS'

Me- Sss Yo from the o STsnTf oGh
eso ieeana north Es.cIrE The ss nssu 70
the mouth whether Arising dsessd teeth o. from dc
IS Designed to be used eush and win be found
supersede the Reee. rewier kssrrg -: sas eean
It's psreaars useful gums restoring he m
70 healthy and 81 e es 70 and Sa%
3 found , Gsh Sos WsS a. Il
This m-shoa rs IS ooS Sl,b BY s%
By ssS d s a. aoUe s
Kept through sweet and healthy state
but how many neglect the attention nj y,
% sa esss a the
s" the S ss ts
The oms Too, the detergent We ever used on
our v bs TS1 S%sp in III,
CROTON WATER.
HANSON. WILCOX HANSON Plumbers. Brass
nSrsas aSa Nsp% door to the
From PRACTICAL ergsIsnce in business in this and other
thus the public that all odrs entrusted to them will
be ss .Sa Ss Ss, to
Their charges will always be moderate be easona-
ds:eOn for Introducing
s h and .s
"PeSS. HdIa' 81 red eeda, St a
articles the foregoing branches business. o8 lmsr
ION THE CANAL STREET PLAN"
THE Public by this time satisfied that the cheap clean
and Oyster Shops the BEST and that they
R.iseved else where The Subscriber has opened
establishment No. 1903 Nassau street, few doors above Ann
where he hopes by strict attention business he will merit
sare of custom. Being beginner his own account
but an old hand at the business
Oysters sewed fried roasted served the short
est notice. and the best that be found in the city
Supper parties will find this pleasant for
ing sig lm*r
SEGARS-SEGARS
AND
STORE, wholesale and retail, basement 81 William
Rlondas, in half and quarter boxes
Do No. ., half and quarter boxes
Noriegas, in quarter and eighth do
Para kegalos ia quarter do
Regal&s, OF superior quality, in a, and Il0h boxes
Congresas, IN quarter boxes
Trabucas, do do
La Norma, do do
La EsperanZa, do do
Tres Amigos, cartons of 20 each
London kegalias in cartons Of 40 each
La Pruela IN quarter boxes
'isgans spotted, in quarter boxes
Panetilla's, do. Of superior quality
Yngenendad, do
Demoyas, do
Maeos, do
Prnc,pes of the Rendon Cruz and Sans all deb.
Primaveras, in quarter boxes
AlraLzas do
Consantlas do
Bustamentas, do
EsmeIo Regalias do
Imperial do, quarter boxes, superior article.
N. B.-Hotes and groces supplied reasonable terms.