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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
Tar Ss9rf GOUeTnOr.

4g@Below we give communication
from the ''Frederick Heraldn of e 4lh
inst. together with the remarks made by
the "Baltimore Clipper" in publishing it.
Mr.. Speed. The gentleman named in it has
been tavorsbly introduced to our readers
by "Letter 10 ardhoIler of Marvland'
on the subject of Reputation, which we
published some time during last year.
agree with Frederick" and the Clipper
that candidate for Governor should be
opposed 10 the heresy of reputation.
lhe fo!iwng is the article from cor
respondent Of the Frederick Herald, tn
winch we briefly alluded yesterday. We
copy 1t with pIcasure,aS the writer, in re-
commanding Mr.. Speed as a suitable char
ac'tr Tor governor, has thought 1t a neces-
Sary qualIticailon, that the candidate for
That high office should be dpciCcGl,. on
posed 10 rcpudlaIluu. A similar tIerlara
tldn we hope will be required from all
persons, oI either parry, who may be me.
scented rs candidates for this station.
IL Is not our province to interfere IN
party n"mnaIioms-hut, from our long
acquaintance with Mr.. Speed, we may h..
excused Tor saying ilat the charar er given
OF him by "Frederck," is not exaggerated.
lie is gentleman Of fine talents. hinh re-
'PeciabI'ity, aud an unilinching opprnen,
"i repudIalIon-and we have no doubt
would prove uneXceptionahie in his ad.
m!nis!FatIon OF the office of governor.
BALI. ClpDpr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

GAME BY THE nrAy L6Ap'-A party
OF sporlsmen from Cleveland left on an
excursion to Sandnsky Bay, lately, and ON
the 24'h dray load of wild Geese and
Ducks passed rouod town, stopping hv
the brace, as directed by labels, at I'll.
residences ofthc numerous friend, of the
hunting party.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

Nava9.--'l'he u. S friga,c Congress
Ia~Is matte a visit To Alexandria, in Egvp,
and left there Sep,cn Der 10, for Tripoi.
Malta and Mahon, 10 winter at The latter
place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
TRADE WITH CHIN \.

The Boston journal savs:-A letter has
been re elved al Ro ton, from Canton,
stating thal American vessels ere to be
admitted al that port on The same footing
with the British.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
Sc nc g. CHORUS.

Come one and all, obey the call,
IIurah, hurrah. hurrah,
And rally round OF freedoms ground,
ilrrran, hurrah, hurrah,
Rcnouncing all he Tyler truch.
Once more wr ne an 10 ttv our luck.
With Iiary Clay of did kenluck,
Uu,ah, bur. all. hurrah!
4 Western star that shines afar,
llurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
a ray of light, tina, qulvers brighs
Hnrrah, hurrah, hurrah,
Then place him prou lily on your crest,
A man with truth aud wisdom best.
The Lion Statesman Of The West,
Iurrah hurrah. hurrah
While ilarry's there let none despair,
HurraIls hur'ah, hurrah.
For when he spoke the Tyrants shook,
linrruh. hurrah, hurrah,
Who in a dark aud JoletuI hour
His voice in thunder tones did pour,
Against that fatal reto p0rcr,
llurfah, hu!rah, hu~rah!
The Battle fights Of all Safe Rights,
liurrah, hnrrnh, hnrrail,
With Union too, he's arm and true,
l!umah, hurlah, hurrsh.
And looking 10 our rights alone,
Strict justice he would not postpone.
But give to every STATE her omn,
Hurah, harrah. humoh,
The sterling friend Of old North Bend.
Horrah, hurrsh, hursh,
The ladies too, believe him true,
Hu!rah, hurrah, hurrah,
The Father Of Columbia's cause.
Whose measures must demand applause
Il Iari5 cad Protecting Laacs,
INrrah, hurrah, hurrah
hYi;h Benton's gold he can't he foo!J,
iiurrah, Aprrah. hurrah,
Nor TyIer's pIoa Caih7u,, nor Fan,
Human. hurrah. hurrah,
But daunliess he will face the storm:
Our currency he Will reform,
And make II s. I'D and UNIFORM,
iiurah, hurrah, hurrahl
Oar cause is jus, and drive j; must,
iiuuah, hurtah, hurEah,
Then let. b" WISE and seiz" the prize,
llUrsh, hufraa, h,rrah.
Set every Wing - hsod III hand,
And inr.n one ;ialrittit band,
70 gave tins h'esl ard happy land,
lIuyrsh, hurrsi, huiIah!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

III" oJiaet-1 he Baltimore Pa,riot
mentions report that there was a difficult
ly IN The Cabinet ut sshington on Mon,
day, which ended in breach among all
n" members, except MIR. Tyler and Mr.
Up.IMr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

aS-Bela Badger Esq, is now the pro
prie'or of the Philadelphia Forum It is
still edited by Messrs. Sargent and Wal
lace.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

The ohoemakers in New Y Near
y all The employers in New York have
"rceded to the demand ofrhe journeympn
shremakers for higher wages.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

IN IuRED.-Jrd@e Harrington and
Jos. C"meEv's. ESQ. were severely in
lnred few DAYS since by the npscliaa OF
stage near Dover, Del. A vounr man
named Asa Lister, had his collar bone
broken.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

GOV. DORR.-Thomas W. Door who
A short time aio figured so largely in
Rhode Island, has been arrested al Pro
widen ce far high treason.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
Gel. 30 larson.

Old Tecnmseh had a most enthusiastic
reception al Trenton, n. J. on Monday,
in which individuals nfaIi parties parlici,
pated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

g. Mr.. Hawkins, the temperance lee
Inrcr, formerly Of Baltimore, addressed
the seam"n on board the u. S. ship Ohio
AT Boston on Sunday About one hun
dred of the crew sigred the pledge OF total
abstinence.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
u HTTV 10 7 "VTVNNT,
Ii. VAN BUREN,. -


Steamboat BUILDING At ClyclNyA1,
Dung me present season 81 beats have
been bait ii Cincinnati, ol an aggregate
t"nage OF l2,O3o, and at cost Of S7U5,-
UUO IN average, say nf $50 tons 10 a
boat. $4,000 cost. Thirteen of these
boats avenged from $50 to $50 tnns--siy
exceed 800 tens each. They are of SUI
perIor Workmanship, and Cost about $50
Ton. The heavier portions Of this Work
has gwen employ mcut lhis year 10 $50
hands at III e yards, 200 joiners and 200
engine and foundry men.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

egaGeneral Green has been for some
months IN Lnndon, with powers to ,rea.
Tor liberal commercial treaty between
Eng land and the UnueG S,a,c>; hut the
ministers keep hun at arms length, and
d" not even listen to the proposals when
the General has 70 make. and which bo
understood from those same ministers,
When he was la>t in England, that hey
would gladly receive.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

4 fire occurred in Rochester. n. Y, ON
Fn"ay last, which destroyed IL houses
on 81. Padl's and Church st.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

a5~"John, what is geography"
photography is The h story of every
thing On earth, except the sun, moon, and
stars, and the steam buIIgine."
"l'haI's night; 90 to The head"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

TIE SMTTHS.-Six Smiths have been
elected TO the coming session of the Penn
sylyania legislature; among them is the
notorious John Smith.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

EartsfG''ahc.--A heavy shock o
an earthquake wax felt in )Iaysvi!lp, Ky.
on Sunday night week. about 10 O'Clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

6BalGs.-A proclamation against the
v cisil rioters has been issued; bu, il is
III 'ughs it viii prove wholly Intellectual.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

BE AkLko OF DISPATCHES,

Among the passengers in the Britannia,
- VIZ Marks, Consul to Germany bearer
oI DeSPa!ches from Russia Gen. A. Ward,
bearer oil Dispatches from Paris.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

AFr1saGG.-An association of murder
ers is said to have been discovered in
Paris.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

! he Massachusetts, election takes place
on MONDAY next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

eg"There was heavy fall OF show at
Vicksburg on the 9th ul,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
III.
s1r n s,S RIIsI.EL LRIQGEA PHI 9.

From he Ns.e- YORK FoughkespSis Telegraph.
Amonc th- multitude OF Books vanous III the!f en- aS
ter as in their external epp-ac4ace, which cons
the pleasant T. point TO one o EaIk yGI sGsas aot oa
in is letter and spirit bat saiptafy IN ii
and influence Such the book 70 hli Cb2st
ian rarsnts and guardians who soicitous for the moral
war Of their children and waEt ms work enPiap, 1aea
mentioned in the Sc puIes from Adam 10 John the bptl't
with sketch the human life OF s Red t smel and hsbr ns{Il
The Christi.n: the whole ILLUSTRATED BY about
fys hundred engravius many Of them beautifully eI1cuea @
s Handsomely beund IN cst and gilt and sold a the 10"
rrc. Of 80 So
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

o The Invisible Wig SO closely IeSeIhoies tnr
real mead OF haT that sceptics and connoisseuTs nave
nouncsd II the perfect and aodinary Invention OF me
day The gea. advantage Of this novel and unGIs " x Is It's
BENG made without weaving, which causes S
peaancs SO closely 10 resemble .e natural ha both In sh
eins 50 beautiful so porous and free that II all cases
SpiIaton evaporation ulmpeded and the great evils oil
other Wigs entirely avoided TIE scepc and connoiseur
alike invited 10 inspect this novel and beautiful Wig and The
PECULIAR method of httias the head manufacturers,
o Barr 6 Broadway OF Liberty street; up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
SEARS, NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.

From the Southern Quarterly Reriew fer October
We hail the appearance this work ausplclou event
in the history OF Biblical Lteratnrs. is an excellent
wor-sxceen IN style rlch IN material elegant ~ eA-
terror and not Only correct. exceedingly fascinating III
ITS contents We have read taios every one must read
w deep and kintlirg interest equal 70 that INSPIRED
for schoas- select few for whole It addresses
the heart of humanty anu ITS touching RECORDS
OF past eveuts,--vens Of the deepest mnortanc'-hno
ttrlps response the breasts .. ali caSse5 OF men n
We caanot raise it Go works which we admire SIMPLY
for their profound learning and high literary excellence vi
these claims enduring popularity II Is not however,
destitute. The tastdious taste OF the most capoUs
critic, fnd nothing in its pages al which 10 WI
have been surprised find, voumnons WORK. suc
uniform purity, beauty, simplicity, and Almost peecOh oi
style running throughout the whole and maTtins saGe ana
attraction every narrative The highest recommendation
moral atractons- engage the affections OF tne
heart which made cling 70 the book as 10 dear shu.
The feelings With which take II mixture OF low
and reverence If msn made pous BY reading WORK
Of such pure and elevated ene Cyl they taught at least to
respect Religion and Virtue illustrated IN TIE 'es oil me
Paarcis - cphets Apostles aud the Divine oundef
Of t= Christian Faith They may and eel the in'arape
and sauar consequences which flow from OBEDIENCE 70 t
Divine Laws exempied in the history o! indlyduaS and
Nations through the apse OF many centuries " are
fed that the perusa and stu this ATTRACTIVE ana Weea
work will do confirm the doubtful ana Wafs!hs III
the ruth of Divine Revelation than all the learned
NJ il hy Christian writers III their with ntdes
since the introduction Of Christianity us iietofH Illus
trsous throw additional light upon the Scripture h5lohs
REGULAR interest the work III many respects dhu
are and bsauc! specimens :" Tie aft oi
M low ;rice Of connected WIKI Its intrinsic val ue
lncnds il 20 persons moderate ccunstces ana the ien
dor and numerous iehui II
suitable ornament Tor the centreabss OF the wealthy IL Is
re ora .a value even in literary point OF rlew than many
whole Libraries, and beautiful and eIceeansy interesting
work.
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jus: received, several uew pattrul Of English
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RRrSSELS CARPETING.

just received, an lnyelcs oi, BhU SSELs
CARPETINGS which, with our stock on hand, comprise
C. w SMITH * COMPANY,
ds 2wis 25 Broadway, (opposss CITY HALL
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Ill. ,,, -
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Rich, AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE BOOK
lie who blends instruction with delight,
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OILY 81 So This splendid volume comprises within tseii
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decidedly one OF the most beautiful and 4te!est,I
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E7UkN!Il hE NUliCt-Su!u reCsteGd>, ~
y + COTTON would inform all who an VA oi : al
Of dsscrp,i9" that hT :. pp.f" {" '"n ,aS
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Those breaknl W nou1.t ~ 49, "isn:; % sell II
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among which OF tire finest Natuti and Black ynN
20 be found IL the c!ty--for sale at SATSON>S,
IA; and Fur Store. la4 Chatham -
r. B. LADIES would do vel! call and previous TO
purchasing elsewhere. Taped Aus o: every description
NJ isti
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

f-Ln:7 Lecture AZ Rutgers Institute ths evening,
at o'clock by Prof Bronson pTsed With Rec taos.
among which the Maniac and Singing b. Mir Nash and
Others NdG!t:auce q cents. do lLr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

A CARD.-MR HARVEY ANNOUNCES tbc NJ
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Picture aler s2a M Droadwsy Gnp0e s6a the hSG5s
American Landscape Scenery and ncude the original W ater
CoI9 Drawings which have procured Tor a'm much Gomi
syotj ~ouages: Washington Allsor ESQ; SIR Nlaftin
4 Shre D. C. L. +. r 5. and F. r. A. the Hon. :. a.
HIS ROYAL Highness Prince Albert and many Others
thy niil remain upon exhibition for short ne ohS'
,I6
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pnbishla, TfintcHio Paa. ikEcToHY # Of #SAfEAEAp he
Rev r. w Evans y. NJ from the twelfth EngiSA e'iiol'
one ecc ant vol 4no To those unacqualnted with e char
acte of this rruy Christian work the following notice ol
London Critical Journal will Sufc-; 1T,
Univ ersally and cordially do recommend tins delight
u volume We belsve No eson could read Iea ts We *
page taken from t book OF e and eloquent Win all me
Instruction Of excellent pattern II Is M Oh 'g n
thy youth Wehave not for tEne seen work w coOia
Geseryedy praise SO conscenously reconmenI
D. APPL ETON s &C. Publishers, eco Broadway
D. A. & Co have also published suitable Tor fssrlt,
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Wm. McC"smicA, ucel

Wm. .NcUaImleA, : QlV V,I &C.. :, ~ =
GALE OF CLplt No This Day AZ III CLOCK,
Sat No ls Corssnts will De so'a o ose cor e
H. = asortr-uto Co hing e"nss OF men or. 40
And r.,f ro., eeSs pan oop. jackets, ov's all ttS
,a Jackets nd r.ut; eY h,,s ,smnaas. o. S,' S
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al GI Broadway doors above Grand street. he anUfactNre
of Ladies Misses ami Chisdrrns Boots aud Shoes, where
they vii! furnish all article: their line Of business OF the
reasonable prices Ladies who wish neat ttiE BOOTS orsho
ir themselves children haze only 70 make trial al our
t.bssuent 10 b. sstSGa thai perform all we pom
sy oris5> the old customers Of Wc3ber n or ost OF
the cy. Wi be promptly stt aided tc a; onr bsnec;
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; cnrlst:nas FestivaI at Niblo's.-1

:" GI,EISt.-tsts y NcstftHi II -sElAO 81 T;i
pAIY he Ladies Of the Frauiljn stree, H. D. Church,
respectfully notice dat they will @:ysa Fesiiva Mon
a eyert thu 2Jth tChristmas rel) 4, Nino'S Saoon.
The Proceeds be applied for the benefit of the Church
An excellent band 0 Music is engaged 7 he Super Table
will D. ready half past clock aud every thing Will
be arranged to make the Festival agreeable
Tickets 90 Children 25 which includes the
pef TO be lad ,4 door in the evening and nases
Cos, 4l Broadway; Woram Hanghwout. 56 Broadway;
Seibys 9j Broadway ami Of H. v Shaddl-, l03 Bleecker-
street. 0zo 5tlS'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

IN = 1f!e1f!T:!! ny St'tT5
In the ship SheIie!d VII Ic struck Eo'Ger ShoniS I'M.
ported casks OF D:xous best Britannia Ware viz
Coe P1,s and a Sets the latest and most BEAUTIFUL pat
oy retail at the lowest wholesale prices .ae op@ortnnit
!, nc,v given patrons purchase useia goods 10: the
spgrOacliog holidars. E3c saleey
fd2GGGs' B0AHDMAN < HART, c BurIias slig.
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The &fcrcanFiic Libfi,y AssoctntAnn;
ursuc Art. u Chap ? of the GOIstitutio tere III
be AZ election officers ois Association held in Clinton
Hall day the lGc!, of Jaauar, iSi The polls VIII
be oycn Go5G 8 4. II. TIL 6 L. H. b. oder.
di9Stls< WILLIAM NJ. PARKS, Rec. Secy
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Observation-Disclosures superior Toilet fo"
Besur Water Gowlands Lotion, Ro'Sland's kaydore NJ
ehu1 Wash to remove sekiss and sapo9T o
comnleyion and promote beauty. For sale b. paw
SANDS co. No - East Broadway, corner OF Mda6et ia
street.
DUBLIC NOTICE hereby given that1 PeuLon u
has heen n,sspte in The Board of Assistant Alder 70
fence vacant los in Fifteenth between the Sth and si
PTsons interested IN this proposition and opposed 20 e
ssrna are requested present hei otJscon5 II b-ios
he a0th lay OF D-cembeI inst: ,..;..i,nsr
Steet Commissioners Once, December ~ --r LS-2-
- So;ice to the Ladies.-A large assoItni1Gas GS -
,;SEf and dsTs colored hlerno Coths Also bfochs
mere Shaws and de Laipes-all will be sold ve1y cheap'
ing so tHI lw s'oSs 0BENSETT RHODES, a0 Broadway
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- 70 t:le Eadies.-Ths subscriber: INFORM uaelf
tTlenjs general, that thsl have TINS Gay
m1d iSa fedacIioS ,iEprce5, aRG WoNG tespecuu!
soc!t pscEIr attention tIu: th@St who MiSA u 2'ocV'S
Stogs na> e' received ~ th4! direct nom Pa.is, selected
with inuch care fer ,ts market. Their OF
Tie oSS. ever oteed N style aud qnanti ard being dcsi'
has laGuced Them 70 regulate ths price accordnsy end
snch rates rs worthy tbs merchants or coz.
su!ne,S.
Rich chameleon Silks licst coicrs
10 DO DO the Best eldheavies, thataay benin.
Several cases ofrch Silks, costing very hish ad will be sold
Also wide Silks nearly one yard width lsh. coors and
striped - 6S per ysfd,
Wide Srk Tor ciosS>, very lic!.
IS black Silks from the approved
NOUS. De LAt\ES.
Jssss of fae Qu 4ty aud good des;sts. cheap.
do casA'eisdt Es0sss saawIs, s,1S I,sn
They hava hand large assortment Of fc and desla
''' LINENS AND TABLE LINENS
Linen Sheetng from 81 10 t2-:
1! /; Irish Linens from 2. ur"arcS
Table Da,nask, s., 70 o
Dsmask Na,kas and Doylies.
do Table Cloths. from J.! 70 2i-'.
'"S''Hs 0i''sif LiNES Sy Eni'tsH'i CAMS. iHbKss.
4 good article ali !inen for IS each
french Iare botds:sd do very chap
EeHstichsd, Rlrete, corded and emotoideIea TO-
EInbd Collars, L.ces, &c Sc
krench rtint ds,i am! lighI coios
. cases American Prin.s
farEituTe tliuSZsS s. &c. ,>,,-
tLANSELS, MUSLINS AND DOMESTIC GOOOS'
a great variety OF these goods.
Also, some sppeffre English Loas Cloths.
Hl6 e!s JIM 7. H. sELBY ss5 Brord*ay
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

THE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Of he Cy Of NewYor, give nc!tcs that hey make m
snrsuce, as,iGst Lo aud rRs BY Fire OF term, lN,~
be any other :imtla ustinno8 IN tht lty snto sSS
GEORGE lRGLAN y. President.
A = NcOo.,p \, cret,fv DO l,isr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

COLES PICTURES or MOUNT -El Ma,
u vny,-.ar OF LIFE. PAST AND PRESENT
sycETS WiyIsTE%%!!NG TO CHRIST IN The
WILpERNEss, &C. now exhibiting A, the oSma on o. .Se
Nationa hca!e-y corner Of Leonard!ee' ana
himjtt,nce 25 cents. Catalogues 8! cents. WV -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

THRUST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No,
;sWall street Jones' Building, New York will mske
Insurance against Loss Damage b Fr on The NEST ia'o