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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-09
LOUISA RAIL-ROtD.
Lines 10 ChnrlottcsN lille. Staunton, I.ynchburg
and thc Virginia Springs.
REDUCED RATES!

NIGHT TR.4TELLLNcs .4ToTDED-.i.ND GREfTLr IN
CREASED ENPEDTTIoN
THE Public are hereby informed, that and
u amer the July the Fare between Richmond and char
otesve viii bc 81 Fare Stanton So fare To y nch
burg So From Junction 81 SO From Junction Char
lotesvile 81 so
Passengers i-aVing Richmond BY thu Railroad 81
4. NJ reach the Junction q breakfast, and thence
proceed together with passengers nj III" June
E-l=& from thu North IL, lous1 Railroad Cor
donsvue and thence by laroicsyile reach
Charlottesville by T.. NJ, AMI Cockcs Il miles
West By Leave Cookies by daylight.
ia. nu' Rurc and at Staunton by 10 A. NJ
The Guyandouc line leaves Staunon II 4 NJ reaches Clover
Dale hy night and leaving there day hight reaches
the Warm springs breakfast, and Caaghlns dinner AMI pass
White sulphur a , T. NJ. Lswrburs by T.. VI
the Ri day, 81 hours than the by lnchbag The
whole less and in the week tn days sooner
The Natural Bridge Line leaves stanton Tuesdays, Thur
days and Saturday, the alternate days Will be nsed
at II A. NJ reaches Lexington by night leave
ly light AMI the Natural Bridge breakfast, where
until amer dinner AMI reach Dbr STEins by
night leave amer breakfast reach Calaghan din
ami the White Sulphur Springs, by T. NJ AVOIDING MONT
TRAVEL ENrRELV
The roads splendid and fall AMI and
coaches fine heretofore.
Thee Lines thu Nam Mail Routes and Passengers have pre-
ference over all Others a. poat
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IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.


For raising BuekIoheqt Cakes lIutfns SC.
'oMBINING economy and having been used
~ families Richmond
tins article with conhdsnes We have prepared quantity
fresh. aud properly labelled with DIsEcTIoSs
These Powders admirable substitute for Yeast making
all kinds u Batter Cakes and advantage aee
rendering the batter perfectly light and ry for baking
aat they mi Buskwhsai AMI other cakes when made
than tho-e made with yeast snd requires
prepare for making tie possibility Of having them
TREY avoided
BiErouo,s-P tn. contents Oh white and ,o,u paper into
eIerae vese AMI aud half rI ui each Miy
Tires quarts 81 batter Little thicker allow the
qui 90 wMch.e powders dissolved AMI when ready baking
stir riu 1i tie tiyd ptsgdsrstl-u lai The other and
Well baking ios' further agitation
iai u each powder tor or 80 II batter Prepared AMI
/ sale hy BOLTON 4 HARRISON.
Corner Main Governor streets below the Eagle ruins
NH
IEODE HeautITuI SHOES for thc Indic--The
w subscrt"r s received pr Steamboat supply
Il" Ladies ueauiu Dfr Walking ltd
quality and finish h. would respectfully invite the ai-n
ton Of the Ladies. The Ladies they
ways ni Efr; variety 81 al styles every
u"-ertDn Al" beautiful lDt white black Slipper
SAM FL P'TSEY.
10 - d.-,r above Hubiar Gardner = 60 Nam q.
CASTOR OIle-IO barrels Of Castor OIL. al
4 HENicAL OIL LAMP CLASSIC fau supply Of Cli-e.
F. lfa', alt flf eal-a IOnNSTDN'S
MAJ u~ica Eurorum.
ESifrH Eo y. o. Aiolsse- J. , ID
cash ~ WADE W. WOOLURlDGE
r - d'or below tis Bel
INlFrY Tag. superior just received ani Tor ale
I u bow lJT cashty WADE ". " JLDR1DGE
j. - doors below the Bell
and Cay Paper which win be oH wholesale FACTORY prices
/ ma 2i-cim BROWN 4 TAYLOR.
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" iRGINiA:-M Rules ncd IN the Clerk
ohec OF the superior Count OF Chaneery
Circuit, the 5th day OF June, lsiJ:
Liulcberry Darlington Mayo d. James L. Mary A. C. Wi
liam T. Walter H. and Francis } ~ Darlington, the
whom infants aud by Carrnon
Walter Coles aud Letsey his wife, and other prrns
Samuel w Darlington John NJ Wake and cmen,iD, his wifi.
William NJ Bur'sen and susan WIFE Elizabeth
his wife Douglass Merewcher wife James W. Ar
an1 ,s and md Elizabeth his wife and other defrH
and Assembly and IN.
they not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth ordered that
the said defendants do here the Rule-
Monday October of
hts and that OF this order L. IN
Newspaper published City Richmond two months
successfully and posted the front door Capitol the
sad city. Copy-Tcste,
nsi-w9w WIN C. SANDS. e. c
VIRGINIA. a Superior Chaneery for the Rich.
Monday June
taTrek on SUR IN Ireland Honora Kelly Ann Kelly. Catarnc
Kelly and Bridges Kelly the SAID William brother
said James, and the said onoril.
sisters and Ann Walls Canick Ireland all being
cousins OF Edmund Walls deceased the City
in the state OF Virginia Ptfs
WV, William Williams and Richard Iaran Executors Of Edmund
This day by par
ties the bin replication and exhibits argued
ton Of ie Plaintiffs doth order anl that all
against Walls tc.tator the Defendants shah
exhibit the day Of
the January Tenn ana doth dretha Published
in one Of the newspapers printed IN the CITY Of Richmond and
tnue therein for eight weeks aud be posted the
Courthouse OF the County Iieneo and also the OF
Courthouse Of tbs City Richmond Cont days
ia .5-w0w Copy-reste WM g. SANDS, Z. &.
NIRGINIA:-At Rules n CLERKS Once OF the 50
pcror Court Of Claneery Richmond Creu
day Of July,
Daniel Brown Rsnjamin rslmore Thomas MeAur Mary C.
Morrison William w Mosby, Colin Clarke aEd Charles L.
/ Mosby Phh
| Against
L.itleberry H. Mosby Charss II Hall AMI others Defs
The defendants above having
and according Assembly
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory they
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth
said defendants
Monday October and the bill %
that Of this order DC forthwith newspaper
published City Of Richmond months succeyrIy
and posted the door Capitol Ia City
Copy-Tesic
ia 2s-w9w WIN. &. SANDS. e. g.
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NlRGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks office
oi'he Superior Coa of Cbanecr TOT the Richmond Circuit
third day Of July,
Daniel L. Miller AMI John
"'H''t 'h' hrin OF Miller Cooper, Ph6,
against
Sarah Iiahey, and other D,ns
The defendant above named appearance.
ana gwen security according the
OF THIS Court and satisfactory evidence that not
an na1iam OF this Commonwealth
defendant do he Monday
ct this order BE- forthwith in
W" 'y "t Richmond for two months successfully and posted
itoni door Of the Capitol IN the said Cny
Copy-Tcsir
msl-wsw wM &. SANDS q. e.
ViHtINIA:-htR ucs held Office OF the sup
co' Court of Chaneey for Richmond Circuit third
day at July, isi3
rhon'ls H. MeGehec. INF
Against
Robert A. Bailey and Mace Fitzgerald partners the
finn OF bailey Fitzgerald AMI John Gon Executor Edmund
balS dec IL, Defts.
The defendant Robert A. Bailey having appear
ane and giving security according the Act Assembly
Rules OF this Court and by satisfactory
he - not an iniabant OF this
the SAID defendant do here Rules
hfst Moniay IA October
that OF this order be forthwith newspapr
published in the City of Richmond and
poased at the front door of the Capitol
Copy-Tcste:
q sANnS 4, 4,
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NEW BOOKS, Jag 2

NEW BOChN, Man -
W.uANBOIru has received Dissertation on tls dt..
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History ~ Conrrss. Eshibtng tilidcasu Of h. proceed
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30 Muuay's Encyclopedias 81 Geography.
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Apomoeary and cheme % street sba,tas d

Reference following 9cuHlusn wp have ,t.
usal feuireyes employed nn n.f uH,rsy Dr. Plum.
~ A WORKMAN Thomas e. Johnson John flurtfon econ
W. Tnief. Esqrs, 20
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lust PubiisnCd-lhe Fortunes OF Hector % -
~ Hslorsn and Man Mad Antony o'fooe by William
NatesH aui1 ~ Waterloo, Wild sp0rs 10 th Wet
A. cheap edition volume 81 fiR pages paesprce 80
cents rbs siof hss succeeded awakening ncon.i,f,
The pefsonafes introduced The charefs
dsssi wa. vigorous hand o clear headed 80 sni colo
ns ls f, kinf isaffci Faiifr nufnnck and tc lf0
bfuisf AnonY Oooic. broth Of boy fr nm and lf
iugare au dawn Tie til the beti o ~ me ifh Hons
naI afn,t dronary and wit foI ole BY
~ SMITH DINNER a MORRIS
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S&4IllI NJ nv -@EauIvALEST u THEN!-lle does
not presume that dealers in Grain r
Tobacco viii purchase upon hs judgment" but Feecs hn
fe 5e AoaSras SHAH be made 10 obtain the highest
market prce" and fear comparison prices ans
holse IN the city a Having years experience
TRADE city alone, he appeals ;oe who have lad oP
Potunes of judging IN regard 10 h b1neS qualification
nah
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GEORGE ". GRETTER

Has on hand, aud Will continue toreceive
from factores IN y. YORK - BostoH-yi-
siica by himself Tor the purpose Of obtain
ing the BEST 'lNPLENESTs upon the
Most faroralle fS-nis-wlu sell tire saus
Al such priees as eouEo; Jaii 70 gre Safis
faefiSnf Tie viii sell the produce OF his
COUNTRY CUSTOMERS WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE POR SELLING where
he fakes no rlskl deefnInF ia srTIlrIENT
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YUCATAN! CHEAP
"WALL COLOURS

City cured facon nnd Lard!
AVIS shoulders and uiddIings, carefully cure
n Il \ few kegs lard do do
For sale by ans " A u.rp,soy
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VIM. b. WOOD.

VE gr01I -Ul-10ny oTu7 TT711n Oman ~ ~
cufc of Head ache addition certainty OF cure consists
u Del being 40 external Application by which The ufi
san effects oen consequent upon the internal administration OHM.
dirine. To adioa and others who iabtu4 .
ers FROM hose distressing hcuices usually % al,
fou,drs prove Invaluable great flnity of
action relieving ie patient aimos uslntaneyu-y ry-rins Will
extremely headache attendant upon rvers and
conrrtons may rely ui-n prrrsde eniir,I, t
announcement duplication of zee. fof a'i by
UH. % ffTNuUrr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-10

Commissioners siHing-QGccs 10 let
great rwSh-i0ng f.ccs-ctC.--The Coun-
~ Commissioners met on Monday last to
make the county appointments, and Trans
act some other business. and were in SEES
sion up till yelterday room, the time Of
writing 'hIs paragraph. The majority Of
the board as our readers are aware are TO-
colocoS, and the rush Of applicants of tina!
tribe of politicians that came from every
I'LL and alley, and mock and corner, re-
minded us strongly of The locusls Of Egypt
Every mountain sent forth a ill, every
valley stream, and 10! an avalanche o..
office hunters was here, for collectors
TWO score, for constables, four scor", and
for supervisors. one legion. Let a COM
missioner look which way ne would,
some fellow was reckoning his hand TO
him, and leading him Otto che side. One
fellow, an applicant for constable was
pointed out to us as man from whom
we had something to fear, lie declares,
if he gets in Office he will break down
the Cecil Wing. Isn't that awful now,
Well he was about as poor & dirty look :
ing soul as any one need wish to sec
The appointments had not been made
when VIC went to press, but very many
of the worthy applicants finding there was
no hope for them, had gone home with
their faces stretched out to he longest
conceivable extent.
in. B. We have just heard of the ap
pointmcnts made by the commissioners,
but save net Ioom TO insert Tie lst-the
Wings to man have been routed we
believe.
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from power, and we possess the strahgth
now, if we Will but exert it, to do so
again. Ell that zoe nced, IS WnaniR.i'y
md chergy TO t0in triumph as glorious
as that Of 1910.
Let me say to my Wing brc'hrtn
throughout the land, that old Mary land,
whenever the Wings have been properly
organized and drilled, has never passed
into the hands OF the enemy, though from
that apathy consequent upon 4'yler's dis
affection, operating in connection with
local causes, che is now, with the eXcep-
ion OF the Senate, III possession OF the
hocotoco party. But this may assure
my Wing brethren elsewhere, the VI hig-
OF Mary land have determined to rally
their whole strength, and that in lSli.
we sha emerge from that worse than
Cimerian tarknt SIS, that has overlooked
our energies, and give TO that hope I'll hi.,
country, Larry Eft Ur$,, majority
which trust Will enti1Ie Alaryi and to he
the standard bearer OF the Wings at the
Inauguration Of ctr champion III March,
1915.
Let us one and all, do our duty Ike
worthy inheriors Of the principles and
privileges -bcqacatAed lis by the Wing, o!
l776.
|. was my fortune to oppose General
Jachson's administration, and ann free to
confess, that impure The errors Of his adj
mlnistra.on to his head and not to hi,
heart. Though felt the whitening III
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THAT REPUTATION MEETlNG.-

THAR REPUTATION NETTING
Well, you will recollecL that on the lllh
day Of April last, the Democracy (N!) of
Cecil county, held meeting in the Court
House, and appointed committee Of
HIrty flee, TO make certain enquiries, about
the finances Of the State. That meeting
was called at the inslapce of one or two
reputiators.
Well, that great commil.e was instruc-
ted to report at great meeting TO be held
on the Bird day Of June, call for which
was formally made, SO that the great
Democracy have had two months notice
to prepare for the great event, beside an
other call given in the last Democrat
Well, on Saturday last, the Bird day OF
June azores aid it came of. We regret
that we " ere not in town to see the ''ponp
and array" so ttlat we might give our
readers sketch OF it. We understand,
however, that O!ho Scott and Amor Il
Forwood. were the only persons who at
tended it, Mhata sight it must have been
We are proud Of Old Cecil still. Neither
Of them belong 10 her; neither of them
are wanted within her borders. As Scutt
got no hearers, neither does he get any
thanks for coming here to lecture on re-
quotation, for il is surmised that for that
he came-let him go where the people
are rogues; there he may get an audience.
And let other repudia,ors know that their
political damnalion is sealed, and that the
sooner they leave our county The better
our citizens will be pleased They Go
not belong to US, nor have we any use for
them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-10

Fourth OF JULY.-I'he anniversary
of the signing Of the Declaration of ln-
dependence, will be celebrated on temper
ance principles, at Auburn Meeting house
New London township, Chester CO.. Pa,
Is miles north Of Elk ton, ard 4 miles
east Of New London = Roads. A NUNS
Der Of able speakers vii be present, and
it is expected that some thousands of
persons will be IN attendance. 1t will he
conducted on the pic ME principle; all
persons provided themselves with provi.,
sion for die day.
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10 CORRESPONDENTS -Onoma's communica-
ton is entirely TOO long, but having allowed Vim
dcX equal amount Of loom we could not do
otherwise than publish it, If they continue the
controversy they must confnc themselves TO Il
column; so that we may not be prev cnted from
having our usual variety.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-10

az John Tyler, accidental President of the
United States passed through our town yestcr-
DAY morning on his way north. There was It
great anxiety to see linn, and a crowd went 10
the depot. The postmaster went in and shook
hands with him. The Captain ten came out
on the platform and took oil his hat and bowed
to the crowd very politely, but the welkin rung
with no shrill wild Shut. The ''only Tyler
man" said lie would have hurrahod, but he did
not like to do so without company,
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Those who have resources within them
selves, who can dare TO live alone. want
friends the least, but at The same time
know how TO prize them the most. No
company is far preferable to bad, because
we are more apt TO catch the vices of 9th
ers than iheT virtues, as disease is lar
more contagious than health.
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Il III T. G. ECIL w EHEG

ty will call il so. We feel assured that
among the honest members Of that party
he "iIl be siglIally rebuked either by a
refusal to renominate him or by con-
temptuous rejection when nominated.
Let the people say which party holds
upon this question tie most "Gemocra-
tic" position.
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Intimacy has been the sc URGE of ths
deadllest cnnIily, no less than of the firm
est friendship; like some mighty rivers
which rise on the same mountain, but
pursue quite contrary course.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-10

CANADA TmsTLE.-Wc copy from the Della
President of the Agricultural Society of New
Castle County, in relation to The Canada thistle,
which will be found IN another comumn.
We call the attention Of our farmers TO it.
many of them get their grass seeds from VIII.
ningion, and they may have got some Of thai
with the thistle seed in it. Lat them see to the
matter.
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Communications p.
ELIlTON ACADEMY.

The duties of this Institution have been again
resumed under the charge of Mr.. Henry W.
lhorp, A. NJ. late Principal Of Gettysburg Fe-
male Seminary.
The Educational course has been considera-
bly, extended and will be found to include all
ihIt is requisite to qualify young gentlemen to
take respectable Tahk either in mercantile, agr-
cultural, mechanical or Professional life. The
Principal who brings with him testimonials Of
the highest character will devote all his energies,
and the results OF long experience and extensive
observation, TO the conduct of the institute and
the Trustees entertain confident hope that he
VIII be able TO give entire satisfaction to those
who shall entriist their sons to his care.
| The Trustees take pleasure i'll announcing
| also, thai separate Female Department is in
preparation, and as soon as the necessary arrange
Iuents cIn Je made, will be opened under the
charge ofan accompllshedPl ecGPtress, with thead
and supervision ofthu Principal Of tie acadesny
The arrangements contemplated are such as viii
secure to the young Ladies who may attend the
female department separate portion OF the bull
ding and lot disconnected with that occupied by
| tie boys. With these arrangements and the SUI
| pCrrisou OF a gentleman lately ut the head Of
one the hest female seinnarGs in The State Of
| Ia the institution now Oilers Inducements TO
parents who have daughters to educate, such as
have not heretofore bsen presented, and which
\
tronagc.
Mr.. Edi.or:-Not knowing villa! might
Re The character Of the promised commun-
Icalion by VlnGex, last week, requested
that the article sent you some time ago
might be laid over, till saw what Vindex
would say. There is nothing in bis ar
tcIe intended for me. You can there
fore if you think proper publish mine
without alteration or amendment,
cannot help char NJ Findex with
lcnr III refusing TO accept the proposal to
debate the question publicly, If he is in
the ght the mass vino do not take news
papers and read them, would, in public
debate, be able 10 hear his cogent reason
lngs, and he might o! course edily and
benefit them.
Men will do in secret what they would
be ashamed to do where the world would
see them. Very few, presume, know
who Nndex is. Is he brandy sucker,
or wine bb5ei2 Is he ashamed to own
his cause? and come ont in person and
defend it, cannot help thinking hal he
! IS a'::@S::l Of being drulbed in tie debate,
Or else breads exposure. ONOMA.
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How are the good people Of EIkton going to
spend the fourth Of .uIJ' 1t is day that should
be respected anSeelebrated by every citizen Of
the United States. We hope it will not be suf-
ierd 10 pnss bY unhonorcd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-10

Lz5~There was an awful couhagraticn in
Tallahassee f'Io) on the 25th ult., Which des-
trOycd nearly the whole city The whole bust
less portion Of and every store was entirely
swept away.---Loss estimated at half ! million Of
dollars.
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Fer president iH Isl 1
HENRY CLAY,
eagN gSgIS'UUj{'EST

:r@MR. Y. b. PALMER, at lis REAL ES-
TATE and COAL Office No. l0I South Third
street, Philadelphia, Is agent for this paper
Names Of subscribers, or advertisements left with
him will be duly attended to-
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Ma said ayoung lady. whereabouts
shall find the State Of A!alrimonyp 'Ohp
replied the mother, you'll lind i! 10 be
one oil The aRi!ed ,!l.ss.
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A meeting Of the Cecil County Temperance
Society takes place at The Brick Meeting House
today. We hope the delegates appointed by
the society here Win he in attendance
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99See interesting foreign aews on
Grs, page
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yonng man by the name ofChatics Will
I'A"lsi il"nI the neighbOurhood Of Turkey Point,
Cecil county, left the Point IN company with
Stephen +. Heart, on Tuesday morning last Ii.
small canoe, for the purpose Of putting him Oh
board the Steam Boat JOHN Jay, and sorrowiul
t., t., relate, when they had approached the Steam
Boat, rope was thrown thcrcirum which, was
seIzed by Heart, who inmcdatcy jumped Oh
board OF enc oitho Canul Boats, when the Canoe
SUNG, leaving Williams a struggling in the water,
rope VAS thrown to him, which he graspcd,
and was hauled nearly astern of one Of the Ca
nal Boats when he suddenly lrlinIushcd his
hold, ie!! off, doubt from exhaustion, and met
with watcry grave.
Captain Chopper Of the Steam Boat jay came
too, and rendered every assistance he possibly
could, to save the unfortunate young mLn az
soon as his perilUus condition vas asceltanel.
This Is to certify, That the particulars as pub
Iished in an article in the hladlsonan OF tic eth
of May last relative to the unfortunate death Of
Charles Williams, were Communicated personal
ly to me, by Mi Heart, the young man who
was IN the canoe or cunning skitf with Mr.. VIII.
Iiams, who so far from Ger surfing Captain Crop
per, spoke highly Of his coming too, and using
every exerton within his power in rendering as,
sistance. GEORGE KEATINGE.
Editor of the Mndisouiau
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Printer vsagatces.-A youn:

man Of s,ealy habits can obtain a staa-
lion in this office for few months, if
application be made soon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-10

ConUGcTroH.-Nothing gives us greater plea
re. that 10 make roparAtlon, when we have
done or said anything calcateD to wound The
feelings or injurc the reputation d. any indlyid-
ual.
We gave last week, rumor respecting tie
drowning Of a young man which we heard in
the neignborhood where he had resided, and
which is there currently reported. We did not
know at that time that Capt. Chopper was com
tnagder OF the John Jay, for although We arc
not acquainted with him personally, the knowl-
edge VIC have OF his reputation, would have
prompted us at once, to have contradictcd the
report. The statements below will not only
correct the erroneous report SO far us we have
circulated it, but will serve to correct it, where
it had spread before we heard it,