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auction Galcs.
rUru.r DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
say Williams - unAnII.
SUGARS. COFFEE. BACON. wTIlSKEY &c
IN WEDNESDAY the 2ith 10 oeoek VIII y. .oL,
N front z" our Office, assortment ~ Cfoesfie. VIZ
80 lihds. Porto Rico Sugars prime quality
200 Bags prime Green Iaxuyn COTS.
100 Do ID Rio do
50 d. OH Ango-iura do
10000 lbs prime Western SIDE.
100 Kegs superior Lard
80 bbls Old Rye whskey
% do D.
20 do Luther Felions Run,
- do Apple Brandy
10 do Peach IL,
tiercss pure srsrin oil
90 bhs Tanners do
10 uerces prime Rice
10 casks London Brown stout in quart.
~ On do in
halt chests Young Tyson Tea
10 boSe- Gunpowd.r Tea
0JSrERMs-uDier $780, cash. 500 md owe, 4 ,o.,, e., -
proved paper. WILLIAMS A NAVAL 49,
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.


HRl authority vested in us rs Trustees uo
viii on Goth JULY for sale at Public Aret;on
on e premises that valuable GIentyar living on
James RIVER IN the county o Cumberland within two miles Of the
Town Of Canersvile and 20 miles this city.
rms estate contains 500 which 100 acres a,c ov
grounds OF the best quality 400 fine high land in GOOD
ooon ana cultivated in regular rotation: 100 acres nortau
grown up IN pines and nfrnr good highland pasture me
remainder - woodland Of original growth good ou,tv and
containing more plant land Than usually found ON Jac Re-,
' '' VI" '"'''7 "i''t
he improvements Of ordinary Kind found nm ,,. IN
W. e owner does not reside; the one for 10 no,
"afh hge and recently thoroughly repaired the tbbing
machine IN good working order tobacco houses 49,
esNe 10 cure crop Of 3OOOO lbs servants houses vc 81
ana sucleht 10 accommodate comfortably 35 10 40 pctons me
t'''''" anu TWO 'el'ir
me i'rs VIII be s05oo October next, and IN. balance
" ee equal pas ments AZ g. - months from tho Al, ~
% esson VIII be- given afcr Of pe Of 90 much ~
m % as may be required prepare the cron. Of IN. ,t
year WIN the privilege Of seeding crop Of Wheat a. soon a. n,
can DC done without demont crop nov ,,y,ir, 90 e.,
anu a1oi The whole estate before necebc,
Any person wishing tn the property viii please cali on a,
eIe L. Buruss who resides the premises Any person wishing
"P'eae privately viii please Apply either ri the Trsecs
r. ~. CUNNINGHAM
a, JNO A. CUNNtNGHAM
'", - 'ls4"Nns Trustees n Mrs. A. .neanc.
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LAND FOR SALE.

are hereby notified made deed Of trust ia, the
benefit Of such Of his creditors proper to sign t Sn
Whn 10 days from IT, tc March 'I3j which deed
now recorded IN the Clerks Office Ilcnreo where such shall be
"uiIs 20 sigh can see H. JOS srARKE, TRUSTEE.
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LANDS IN CJTLPEPER FOR SALE.

- hSJ An 1 TO the provisions of Deed Of
D Trust executed by A. NJ Green and Fienor p bss, az
n tah % The undersigned trustee for purposes there
=" ,'h o.ang date The sth Feb 1872 duly admitted
10 record CuIpeper County Court: ana in ol,t.urs a. mn =,
IN order OF e Circuit Superior Count and Chancery fer
'hnune county entered the Dcarnet " Co,o ~
al depending said Court the ate term Of mi COM, - 49,
month OF Ap 1888 As TO previous Of said Count entered
10 sd cause the undersigned Trustee "a IN mr.
coed al Cupeper Count House MONDAY the rom Of 5r
49, % beng tour Day 10 sell for ready money all that trlet
OF Lana lying AMI being Cupepcs County adjoining the p %
Col John Thorn Alex Bell w Winston The Ciete ami ofh
winch TIE said A. NJ Green purchased OF William NJ PavBe
being part of the tact Of Land which formerly belonged ~ J
Randolph AMI containing 336 tbsrabouts And on r.
day the -Ot ofJunc l-83 the rne, W proceed IN eli ,b
ulet oi hnt on which General Moses Green now, re r,
Liberty HAIL lying Muddy Run. IN Culpcpe county with
a the Improvements on containing hy recent srye lt az
acres besides the growth and under growth OF 100 acres OF timber
81 and attached u said Inst mentioned sale will y.
made on the and Tor The title 10 the above pro
Is believed 10 be indsputlh undersigned will sell and n
N,y such title on vested Commissioner and r.s
Aforesaid ROB~T &. STANARD
ma lb-lW Commissioner AMI Trustee
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HOYT u CO.'S NEW OFFICE.
UNDER

Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery. No e7-Dnvn eOth MAY
II II ~ a. 40 - q "a "a
The capital prze Of $50 Whole Tic ket, in the above ,
was returned from the Richmond Agency for the wan, OF
any person had taken package Whole Tickets
IRON oyi Co. cost sIgol uey got this prize
Drawing OF Grand Consolidated Lottery. Extra No 20.
81 ~ 10 % 50 81 ~ 20 6s IL
THE MAMMOTH SCHEME
a, 80 'oo0o-sl 500o-SiNteen Drawn Ballots,
heiandria d. C. on Saturday. May 9Th. 1913
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, IN MONROE

COUNTY. Va. For sale.
E virtue of five deeds of trust made to John
H. Nawer and Conway Robinson trustees to Wit The
cate the 9Th Of September second the lsr Of
$50 the third the 2Oh January 1877 m Courb
~ " OF eofay 1892 and the fifth day Of Septeber
ioto % Tour hrsi OF which deeds from William Buk -
anu lhe h from said Burke, and which are OF record
III e once OF the Court Of Monroe county in Virrina the
s's OF one OF them will Wednesday the l6u day on An
Al the Red sulphur Springs, county Of Nonr
" az pIuue auction To the highest bidder.
:" '1 county OF Monroe, the
aiming oy the patents Of them acres another 10 -.
nc ",e' To- acres making them together acres and bein
'e Se s which were conveyed and John Ii,r -
'e S'u burke and known the Red
D.s and waters privileges water thereon or
ana TIE apflcnances lrreiO such personal ro
a y embraced IN the deed OF cath OF September al
and " '"V'S sth'eS anu Il car
And BY virtue Of the fourth and 6nb .4 ,L
~ % one OF them wall at the hour and Mace sell m
~ auction oier lands adjoining those mentioned thar ia
IA l I' conveyed by the thee deeds which are NOT
~ 'he t"o hrsiaio, such of the personal properly con-
tne sld deeds as Is not embraced that OF the sith Of
1854 consisting Of horses cattle, sheep hogs work
oven wagons and furniture ~ '97-' WIN
ana uy virtue Of the said fourth hfh deeds the "a ,-s,
~ men, VIII AZ the same hour place al public aBe
ueh OF the personal property conveyed said two at
ue'i'' as not embraced IN the three first
N" H virtue 81 The hih deed the
VIII n the same hour and place. public auction srb ~ ar
persona property thereby as is not embraced IN ,b s
first e- III 'ie Ouf
The sale WILDE for ready money according 10 the terms nj thu
% s except as to onehaf Of such part purchase mo-
u OF ue ais a. VIII be for the creditors by the four
st deeu a. TO this half their creditors consent that there may h.
credit OF one and two years bearing interest, the uur,r 80,
ting bonds and deed on the urrpses 20 - -, -
The trustees Of convey such title A. . $50 -
hein hy me said deed No objection Is
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J. f.. WATKINS e. co.
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET.

Drawn Nos Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery Extra Cas. No
2O-Duwn May goth
~ 80 40 n 81 90 ~ c. 20 G. ~.
Hall Ticket Nos "a 90 a. also Ticket Nos &c. and paid
Drawn Nos of the Alexandra Lottery. Glass No 95-Dmwn
May 2Oth
~ n ~ a. 90 - - 81 81.
Drawing Of the Va Monongaa Lottery, Class No ei-Dnwn
~ % II Sc ~ - % g. 50 ~ Is
Slj,O00-i50O
hleNandun No. 100, Extra, for Tuesday evening. Ca
pllaIs-Sl5OOO, 1900, 3OOO $500, 10 Of 5O0&c Is Nos
" drawn Tickets 81. 1t drawn No 81; % or 3rd
''h' ''h OF 9th ST. 7ih eth oh, lOth llh or 18th
SisOOO-6.Ooo
New Jersey, No 80, Tor "Wednesday cvc,i,, ,,,,,.t.
-SlsOOO, 600, 5000, 10 Of 1000 10 of Zoo e.
66 Nos-lO drawn. Wholcs S.; halves o IN. 49,,
! 20. All two No Prizes net $40; Single No a. ne,
STANDARDIZATION
Alexandria, No. 100, Extra for Thursday evening e,
piials-S3O,000, $4,000 5000 5000, 1000 . Of 2I00
y OF 1900, 100 Of 1000, &c. "a Nos.-li dawn
Whoes SlO halves 5; quarters 30.
SsOOO-3OO0.
Va. Locsburg, No 81, for Friday at the Exchange at
NC 70 Nos-l3 drawn. wholos 81 80; halves %;
quarters G2I.
$4,000 4sO.
Grand Consolidated, No. 81, Extra, for Monday Eve
l,ng. Capitas-S6O00 1880, 1000 Of 400 &c. &c. GO
Nos drawn. Wholes 81; halves /; quarters So
S6OO0O, $4,000, sI5Ooo.
Alexandria, Class NJ, for Monday Morning Cspi,ols
100000, 10000, $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 4 of
"O9O 10 Of 1900, 80 Of 1000. 50 Of 500, &C. 7s Nos
10 ~, drawn. Whocs $780, halves $40; quarters IS;
" Tickets in all the Lotteries and the lucky Nos. for
sTRATTON's LUCKY OFFICE.
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n.
- SAMUEL MARX. Executor
- OF Joseph MARI deed.
& Co iuctionesr. - 1913 O'NIor' MON
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ALLEN u CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE Hotel

Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 20 Erra-Drawn
May
n 20 80 ~ 81 o. ~ 65 40 6s l.
Whole Ticket Nos 81 90 65 another capital sold by
&. x. ALLEN * co.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery. No 27-May goth:
b Is - a. 40 - 81 50 81.
Dnwing Of Monongala No 2i-May egd:
90 - III SO IL ! - - O. IS IS.
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
Alexandra Lottery, Extra No 100: For Tuesday Even.
ing; Prize of $4,000, $500, 5000 $500 10 Of 500
&c lst drawn No. 50, 2nd or 3rd 81 t. J. or So. :,
8, y, TO- ii or IL So, IS Nos. IL drawn Tickets S.
New Jersey Lottery, No. 1853; For "Wednesday Even.
ing; ! Pnzc Of $4,000, 5000, 5000 10 OF 1000 &c.
Tickets IS.
10000 Dollars. 100 Prizes Of 1000 Dollars.
r, Alexandra Lottery, No. l22, Extra; For Thursday
Evening l Pine OF $4,000, $4,000, 5000, 5000 1000
100 OF 1000 &c, - Nos. Ii drawn Tickets $40
Lcesburg Lottery, No 81 Draws FRIDAY at "a o'clock
7. NJ, IN the Exchange Bal Room | Prize oi SsOOO'
SOoO' OF 1000 SC, - Nos. 10 drawn Tickets 81 80.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 81 Extra: For Mon.
day Morning, Prize Of $4,000, 4s0 1000. ) Of 400
&c. &c, 90 Nos. 9 drawn. Tickets 50
IT..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23

This property Hcs thH Nelson and Amherst ad
ing nearly The Canal The James River 100 miles rom
h'u'n 90 which p1ec ' Metal carried a cost Of little no
'', 'l''- 10 , property beyond other of Ike rlt,r4.
' W 'ih' grow on ot s ucamcss to mlket-quautty ot,t
N.dFc tni ne7rcs- o The Ores Giucstoue-tt. ,,rt
aton ofhc Meait Foundry purro.r.chr,pncss of
lpf Sc. g.. f'''''4 "'''
PERSONS disposed o buy invited to- esamre This re,,
thoroughly on thc assurance that property ,u be- i , 49,
& '''e s''l "t on ihe hr-i fair day thereafter Pos.c.an
N ' gwen ~ e close of the present year or On toe d,
' f 'lf'tl ln The purchaser permitted To- either
" ' p''c ~ crop md procure supple. OF orr col a.
Wont $500 VIII be- required boo cash or so lra co.
,'i oN r netorabe balance boz two equal annuai sy
"e"i p'lt'y secured ~ ben property or o,ler,
g. y. MONTGOMERY.
g.. " PAYNE
J. w MOsBY.
Pix Creek Mayis ist1 fl, .to-etf.
81 The iynchhurg Nir-ran Lexington Gazette viii .rt
Pm h' respective payers nn ily NJ l and forward account.
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JAMEs RIvER IRoN WORKS ZOE sALE-
Ores and Lime Stone.

Rich and yhIushe beds magnetic and boe,,it- ores f
on the An' AMI through ihc neghbofboodte most remote Of bt
hitherto used distant Than mie-he lime stone IN an, AM
iy obtained az tis distance ~ 900 yatds
BUILDINGS
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T B-Packages Of whoes and quarters or slnr.
tickets for sale All orders confidential and ,te4
10 with prompness ina POI CHAS woRTuAW
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TO THE LADlES!!
FOR THE LADIES.

AIDES fine dress thick sole Kid French Morocco Lace
~ Walking Shoes, bound very neatly Leather eonsiIe
them greatly the Shoes generally the shoe
stores every respect and for sale extremely quat,
respectfully invite the attention of those in want Of
something really nice and Good. SAML PtrTNEY
10 dpnr above Hubbard Cauiner 4 Coz
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CENTRAL BUSINESS STANDS
FOE SALE.

~ - y Nv fsk~, AMI
CONWAY ROBINSON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18
I ELIEF TO THE STATES.

In the House Of Representatives, on
Tuesday, petitions were presented by
Messrs. PENDLEToN, JAMES, RUSSELL,
BRowN, IRWIN, from citizens Of Cincin-
natl, and various sections o! Pennsylvania,
asking Congress to "pass law, with as
little delay IS possible. aulhorising the
Issue of $200,000,000 of Government,
stock, to be divided among the States in
proportion to their Congressional repre-
senta,ion, and pledging the National faith
and the public lands for It's final redemp-
ton"
The Uniontown (Pa.) Democrat says
that memorials on this subject were in
circulation in that place and the vicinity
last week, and signed by the tax paying
people Of all parties with avidily. The
editor adds-"We saw memorial signed
in few hours by 240, mostly citizens of
our borough, of both political parties.
The people are tired Of taxation. and
those who are trying to rivet these bur-
dens OH their backs will soon be thrown
off,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. IA, Is43.
House Of Delegates,

The Speaker laid before the House q
communication from the President of the
Baltimore and Susquehanna railroad COM
pany. Referred.
MIR. Rlsleau presented the petition Of
citizens of Baltimore county, OF both po-
llical parties, asking the repeal of the a
gency law of 1910; reduction of the
salary OF all officers of the internal i'm
provement companies; and reorganiza-
ton of the judiciary Of the State. Refer
red.
Mr. Sherwood, Of Caroline, presented a
petition of Il. T. Moore, praying the priv
ilege of bringing into this State certain
negroes. Referred.
Mr. Buchanan presented the petition Of
citizens of Allegheny county, for the bet
ter security of property in cases of Gales
under execution. Referred.
Mr.. Grove presented the petition of
citizens of Washington county, praying
the redemption of canal scrip. Referred.
Mr. Hall obtained leave TO report bill
to prevent free negroes from coming into
Baltimore county, from other counties.
On motion of Mr. Handy, of Worces-
ter, 1t was entered upon the journal that
he would have voted for the preamble and
resolutions, relative 10 the issue of Govern
men. stock, had he been present when the
vote was taken.
Mr. Lecompte, of Dorchester, submit
ted an order directing the committee on
the colored population, to inquire into the
expediency OF transporting to Africa all
convict free negroes. Adopted.
MIR Lecompte, of Carroll, reported a
bill to revive and continue in force all laws
that would expire by act of Limitation a,
the present session. Read by special or
der. passed and sent to the senate.
The House then proceeded to the con-
sideration of the special order of the day,
being the bill from the committee on ways
and means, entitled a further supplement
to an &C! for the general valuation and
assessment of the property of this State.
and to provide a tax to pay the debts of
State, passed March session, lS4l, CHI.
%" As reported by Mr. Murray, for the
more certain and speedy collection of the
direct tax. The house then resolved
itself inlo a committee of the whole.
After progressing with the reading and
amending two or three sections, the house
took recess, at half tas. 2 O'Clock, till
a O'Clock,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18
Senate.

Mr. Ricaud submitted the following
message: "Gentlemen of the house of de-
legales: We have received your mes sage,
proposing to elect this day, by join, bal
lot,a Senator in the Congress Of the U.
S., aud respectfully decline concurrins in
the same. There is at this time no va
cancy in the representation of the State OF
Maryland i'll the Senate of the United
States, nor will any exist before the fourth
day of the ensuing March, when it is more
than probable the Legislature will be in
session, and at some future day the pro-
priety of proceeding to such election as
now proposed by the message of your
honorable body, will meet our calm and
dlspassionate consideration, and our decl-
sion made for what we consider, and what
we trust will prove, the interest and be-
neft of our common country" Adop.
ted
Mr. Frlck obtained lsave to reporra
further supplement to all act to incorpor-
ate the Baltimore Insurance company.
Mr.. Beall obtained leave to report a
bill empowering county Clerks to ap-
prove bonds for dissolution Of attach
ments.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18
Death of Commodore Hull.

The fears which we expressed last week,
that Commodore Isaac Hull was III dan
gerous situation, have been fully realized.
That veteran officer died yesterday morn
ing, at his residence, in Porlico Row,
meeting death as the natural and expected
close of a long and useful life.
The name OF Hull is identified with the
honor and glory Of this nation. His skill
saved The Constitution, early IN the last
war when chased by British fleet; and
shortly afterwards, he commenced that
series of naval victories which gave char
acter to the nation abroad Those who
recollect the gloom tibet hung upon the
public mind, from defeats and disasters on
The frontiers, will bear in mind the revi-
ing influence of the victory of the Consti-
tuition over the Guerrero, achieved by
Commodore Hull, and comprehend how
much Of gratitude is due 10 him for his
brilliant success.
Commodore Hull was the third on the
lis. Of Post Captains Commodore Barron
and Commodore Stewart were before him.
His commission bears date Odd April,
1906, one day after Commodore Stew
arts.
Commodore Hull was we believe, a
native of Connecticut, where he married,
and where he spent much of his time
when not on public duty. lie must have
been about sixtv-eigh, years of age,
though his personal appearance would
have led TO the belief that he was much
younger.-U. S. GAG.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18

A we'll written letter appears in the
Northern Standard published at Clash
vile, In Texas, from Ambrose Spencer, Jr.
Ia son of our Secretary ofWsr) in which
he pronounces the charges made against
him on his emigration TO Texas, in some
of our newspapers. to be altogether slam
derous and false Misfortune, lie says,
has been tortured into crime my maligni-
ty, and this he proposes to prove 10 the
satisfaction of his friends insTexas as soon
as the proper testimony can be procured
from the U. S. The following Card ap-
pears in the same paper:
"AMBRoSE SPENCER, JR.,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Clarkspille, Red Riuer County"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18
COL. RICHARD M. JOHNSON

reply to letter written to him by COM
mitlee appointed at meeting of the cl'i-
zens Of Bradford County, Pennsylvania,
on the 9Th of December last, at which he
was nominated as candidate for the
Presidency, Col. JOHNSON has returned a
decisive answer. He expresses his acceP-
lance of the nomination in the following
manner.-"Placlng myself in the hands
of my fellow citizens, shall endeavor to
confirm and 10 increase that confidence
which they have so generously expressed
in relation to my services'in the councils
of our nation and in the tented field"
Baltimore american.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18
GREAT FIRE At PORT .4U


PRINCE.- Letters received in New
York state that the fire which occurred
about the l6h of January destroyed sir
hundred houses and four millions of pro
perly. IL commenced on the south side
Of Ccurbe street, reached 10 the south of
the street Bonnie Fol, embracing on the
west The space comprised between the
streets Courbe, la rue Republcaine, la
place VALERIE, and the street Bonnie Fol.
To the north the fire traversed the stree,
des Caesars, and sparing only Pinckombo's
drug store, extended 10 the houses to the
north Of the street Pel-air. The quarter
of the city which has been burned, con-
tanned the most valuable merchandise in
the town, and trade must Of course re-
ceive terrible shock from it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18

MR.. CLAY.-At the recent Agricul-
tura Fair. at Baton Rouge Louisiana,
some of The citizens presented Mr.. CLAY
with a beautiful Saddle The Baton
Rouge Gazette says it was manufactured
by A. NJ. Reeder, of that place. and the
con. pliment is deemed much more valua-
BILE in consequence Of the manufacture be-
ing throughout Louisianian: the leather,
thread and all the ma tcrial Of the saddle
were manufactured in that State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18
DUELLING LAPS.

4 proposition is before the Louisiana
Legislature TO repeal all laws in relation
" duelling, The Governor is to appoint
Board Of Honor" to whom all disputes
orc to be submitted, and if settlement
cannot be effected in any manner, then
the parties d;Sputing are to engage in NOR
'I combat under rules prescribed by, and
in the presence Of the Board Of honor
W. are almost ready to exclaim, do we
live in oil enlightened age2
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18

H-On Wednesday night las. the Elk,on
Temperance Society elected the following Office rs
iSr the ensuins year.
AsRAh CHANDLER, President,
JOHN A. RANKIN, Vice President,
FRANCIS B. GorrIER, Recording Secretary,
JAaEs II. JAMAR, Corresponding Secretary.
Capt. NICHOLAS MANLY, Treasurer.
Thore vera also two committees elected whose
names We do not enthusiastically will please
md them in mex, week.
The Society meets in the Cour. House on next
Tuesday night
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18

Fraudulent NorE.-The Patriot says
it has b,en shown fraudulent note on
the Citizens Bank of Baltimore, purport-
ing 10 be OF the denomination of SIS, al
tered from the genuine plate of some
worthless institution. 1t was passed on
gentleman Of this city, who did not sus-
pect it ito be other than genuine. |! may
easily be detected from the fact of its be-
ing signed C. Hosin, cashier, and B. Win
kle, president. The real Citizens Bank
notes ale signed VIM. Reynolds, president,
and F. J. Dallam, cashier.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18
FIR ON EAST FLORIDA.

BY the steamer Gen, Taylor, Capt.
Peck, the sditurs Of the Savannah Georgi-
an have received the St. Augustine News
Of Saturday last. Nothing of interest.
SSow--The News says-."on Wednes-
day morning last, We were visited by a
slight sprinkle OF slee', reminding US that
we were no, quite in the midst Of summer,
as we were eInost tlatterng ourselves that
W. ~crc---the weather for some weeks
back bcinG as mild as spring.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18

Our favorite Col. Johnson is great at
explanations. In speech the other day,
in the Kentucky Legislature, he spoke
about his defendants. Observing smile
upon the faces of his hearers, he instantly
checked himself, and said, with consid-
cradle confusion, and in deprecaling tone
II mean my collateral descendants,
Mr.. Speaker" What audience acouldn'i
nave broken out into an uproar Of laugh
ter2- Louisville Journal
Probably the Colonel meant his mulat-
tcral descendants.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18
YEsilerissls,

Rev J. 3 Cook, Pastor of the Baplis,
church in his city, announces, under his
s~h signature, in The last Christian Sc
>7eiaiy. that his views shave undergone a
grea, change "-and that he believes that
The coming Of the Lord draweth nigh."-
In other words, that he has become be-
lever IN the doctrine, that the end Of the
world will Gene this year--in common
parlance, Nlillcri,c.- Mlddletown, Conn
Seatinel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-02-18

w. Cosr JonSsoEs PLAN.-Ws had written
down ,hs caption and were about to discourse
ieafnedly and oloquently upon this plan chow
can re discourse any other wayJwhen 10! in came
badge Of advertisements, enough to keep our
printers going till the paper goes to press-very
well, all the better for US. We will say some
thing on the subject some other time. The plan
is gaining friends here rapidly among both poll.
teal parties.