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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-07
100 Acres

Of land, 50 of which are in high state
OF cultivation, having been recovered from
forest within few years past, the bal
lance IN young thriving timber.
Inc situation is no, surpas sed by any
IN the county, being high and airy, with
excellent water, and would afford both a
comfortable and profitable residence for
genteel family, having large, new, and
comodlous Buildings, with variety of
choice fruit trees which will soon he in
bearing. ENOCH CLOUD.
Elkton, Jan 9TH lS43-G
United States Gazette Phla REGISTER
n Examiner West Chester, will publish the above
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MHrried.

On Thursday 18th December by the
Rev. Mr.. Dewitt, Mr.. MICHAEL SENT
MAN, to Mis- HARRIET FULTON, all of this
county.
On Thursday last 9Th inst. by Rev.
James Mclntire, Mr.. WILLIAM Bowen, o!
Baltimore City, to Miss SARAH ANN GAR
RET of this county.
On the same day by the same, Mr.
WILLIAM FALLS, to Miss MARY DEHA-
VEN, both Of this town.
On the same day by the Rev. Mr.. Thorn.
as, MIR. JOHN Tyson, to Miss SARAH JANE
CARTER, all Of this county.
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MIR. CLAY.

This distinguished citizen of Kentucky
arrived at New Orleans on Thursday, the
22d ullimo, under the escort of a fleet of
steamboats,, and was rec eived with more
than trIumplal honors. The incidents at
tending his entry are said to have made il
the most brilliant and enthusiastic page
ant that had ever been witnessed at New
Orleans. No civic honors bestowed IT,
pom him could surpass the faithful Str
vices he had rendered to his country.
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don't know how high we stand, or he would not
have ventured it. His youthfulness, accounts
for the grsenness displayed in repeating that old
pun; lettle severe in the repetition but we sup
pcse it was all fun, so Alplronso we let you off
easily this time.
Talking Of the New Ycar-it is customary to
spin long yarn on such an occason "custom is
not Law"to us. lfyou want yarn, read little
Ben's address on the first page, the production
ofwhch cost him the hard labour of turning an
aid coffee mill tive evenings. We can however
venture to hope that the sufferings of the good
folks of our whole country, will lead them to see
the effects oflocofocoism, and induce them to ex-
ert their powers to check its course, and to sup
port the Wing cause, till the election of Henry
Clay in 1874, after which, the blessings which
will visit our land will SO enchain their hearts
that they will be good wings forever. We wish
to see MIR. Clay made President, that Is wishing
tc ALL peace, plenty, and prosperity.
Talking about the prosperity of other folks,
leads lis to think something about our own That
thought induces us to say to each of our ,,elin-
quent subscribers "Pay that which thou owest."
cone "fork over" the neetful we want to settle
up all the arrearages of the old year. Many of
those who stand high in the party-to whom we
looked rontidentally for support, have been re-
cevlng our paper since we commenced without
paying us cent For shame! send on the mo-
ney, we want it,
Enter Deril-copy enough!
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The Lowell Courier, speaking of the
useless size Of ladies mufls, says-"They
look very pretty, hut as we are practi-
cal man, it seems great waste of fur
that muff as large as flour barrel, lin
ed and stuffed and quilted, we suppose,
should be deemed necessary to keep warm
the delicate little bellies, and our more
stately matrons. Yet we do not find
fault. We 60 for the largest liberty for
the ladies. II il takes the fur. of five dead
foxes to warm the fingers of our ladies',
it takes the cunning of ten live foxes to
get money to pay for them, sometimes"
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Madisonian.

There are three hundred voters in the
town, but only three l. ocofocos that pre-
fer MIR Van Buren, to Mr.. Tyler! Well,
this can be explained, we suppose. Gu,
of the three hundred voters, the whole
number of Locofocos is probably four,
only three of whom prefer Mr.. Van Bu-
rem to Mr.. Tyler while the fourth (the
postmaster Of the place. goes Tor his office
and his Accidency! And hereupon the
Cour, fool rubs his hands, frisks about in
great glee, takes hop-skip-and-a-jum,p,
and exclaims. "a third party!"
Louisville Jour.
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DISSOLU 1IO.N OF COP3RT.
.NERSHJp

TIE co-par,nership lately subsistng be-
tween Jas. N. Mercer and Edward Win
gate, was dissolved on the 2nd inst, by
mutual consent the business will be con-
tlnued by Jas. N. Mercer on his own ac-
count. JAMES N. MERCER,
EDWARD WINGATE,
N. b. All persons indebted to the late
firm will make payment as soon as pos
sible, to either Of the subscribers.
J. N. NJ.
Jan. 7th 1S43-3w f. w
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A THIRD PARTY.

A correspondent in the North writes us
that there are three hundred voters in the
town of his residence, and tina, only three
democrats in the place prefer Mr.. Van
Buren, to MIR. Tyler for the Presidency
These three, he says, are real Bentonials,
and take the Globe.
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
F.om the Baltimore .3Inerlcsn-
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 3, lS43.

MIR. Powder presented two petition,
from citizens of Carroll county, praying
the repeal Of the direct tax law. Refer
red.
MIR. Pickell Obtained leave to introduce
bill to incorporate the Jennings Run anc
Mount Savage Turnpike Company.
Mr.. Starr asked leave to introduce n
bill to provide for representation in the
House of Delegates according to 7opula-
ton. The yeas and nays being taken
on granting the leave, il was decided in
the negative.
On motion, the proposition TO suspend
the School Fund for a time was taken NJ
when, on motion of Mr.. Groves, the mo.
ton was amended, simriy insli,u,ing an
inquiry as to how these funds were dis
posed of, and the order passed.
A message was received from the Exc.
cus'Ve, transmitting reports of the d,rec-
'ors OF the Annapolis and Elkridge rail
road company; of the Baltimore and Sus-
quehanna railroad company: of the Ches.
4 Ohio Canal company, of Superinten-
dent Of the National road; of the Mary
land Peniten,iary; and of the Committee
on Prison Manufactures to the directors
of the Maryland Peni,en,iary-ordered TO
be printed. Also, a statement from James
W.lMcCulloh, Comptroller of the Nation
al Treasury, showing the States interest
of sales from public lands.
Mr.. Nichols reported bill to abolish
the office of armorer al Annapolis, and to
impose the duties Of the same on the Ad-
jutant General, without further pay.
Mr.. Buchanan reported bill TO abolish
the office of Adjutant General.
Mr. Spence reported bill supplement
tary to an act vesting certain powers in
Baltimore County court.
Mr.. Graves reported bill to change the
mode Of appointing the States agents in
oil joint stock companies,
Mr. PickelI reported bill relative to
the National road in Maryland.
These bills were severally read, and
referred.
On mbtion Of Mr.. Kew, the resolution
the Treasurer, after the pay
ment of the debt of the State TO the Banks
to retain all moneys in his possession
liable to the payment of the in,eres. on
the State debt, for the further action of the
Legislature; was taken up, read and pass
&c. This proposes, in case of failure
to meet all demands OH the Treasury, to
dis,ribu tie equal justice to all, both foreign
and domestic
After transactions Of some minor mat
tiers, the House adjourned.
In THE SENATE.
There was nothing of general interest
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DlnEcT TAXATION IN GEoRGI,.-Thc amount
raised by direct taxation in the State of Georgia
is S22s,00O. We observe that the tax on slaves
Is 81 Id cents each; OH free negroes "a each.
The tax on first quality land is cent IL mills
per aero; on second quality ILL mills per acre.
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SELLING AT COST -fA
The subscriber respectfully announces
to his friends and public generally, that
he has purchased the entire stock ofgoods,
OF the present firm of Mercer & Wingate,
embracing fine selection of
DRY GOODS.
together, with general assortment of
GROCERIES.
Hard ware, Hats, Gaps, Boots & Shoes,
China, Glass, and Queensware, SC. &C..
In short, all of the presen, stock of
goods now on hand, will be disposed of
at COST for CASH or country produce
only, and in order to prove how much
can be obtained for little cash, he would
invite his friends and public to call soon,
while bargains are 10 be had,
respectfully.
JAMES N. MERCER.
North Fast Ian 7th lSt2-o,,
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Making in all
lS9,99l

The number ofbanks III Massa chusetts is H.
with an aggregate capital of S32 1881 ,O6o. The
aggregate circulation is Ss,O49, 9O6, of which
amount oiher banks have in possession 81 ,67s,-
27s, bearing the actual circulation s6 .37Is.s
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From letter dated Macao Sept 9th 1872, it
appears that up to June 29th in last year. the
number Of packages Of tea exported to the United
States was 1872 s2a
From that time to Sept. 9th 2766s
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There were nineteen hundred and twcnty-f five
PauPers In the Blockly Aims House, ut West
Philadelphia, on Monday last
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BANxRrrTs.-The Cayuga Patriot, of
Wednesday last, says that the number
# cases in Bankruptcy in the Western
District Of New York, up to that time,
was $500.
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In THE SENATE.

There was nothing of general interest
transacted Some time was passed in
Executive session. Richard Henry Mar
shall Esq was confirmed as Associate Judge
of the fifth judicial district, vice Shriver
resigned.
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Senate.


Numerous petitions were, as usual
presented from all quarters, against the
repeal Of the Bankrupt law.
Mr.. Calhoun, in presenting one of that
character, said he regretted tina. he should
be compelled to vote for the repeal, as he
considered the law impoli.ic and uncon-
ssitulional.
Mr. Tallmage observed that he hoped
lhe low would be so modified as to con-
vince the Senator from South Carolina
'ha, there would be no nece ssi,y for the
repeal.
Mr.. Nerrick introduced a bill to prevent
fraud or the Pos. Office Department and
to reduce the postage on letters.
Mr.. Rves offered resolution calling
on the President for copies of any addi-
tional correspondence on the subject of
the burning Of the Caroline. titles over
Mr. Bayard introduced bill regulating
enlis!nen.s in the army and navy.
The bill regulating the valua Of foreign
coins. was taken up, and after a brief dis.
rus-ion, laid over. Nothing else OF inter
es. lrhnspired,
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AOxse or Representatives.

Mr. Fillmore, from the committee on
ways and means, reported a bill making
appropriation for the supper. Of the Army
and the military Academy. ], was read
twice and referred to committee of the
whole.
Mr. Mason, Of Maryland, offered a re-
solution directing the committee on ac-
counts to pry the widow or administrator
Of the late James w. Williams. After
tonc debate, the resolution was amended
so as to include the widow of the late
Mr.. habersham, and directing the COM
ni.tee TO "enquirc into the expedlency"
only. I. was then adopted
Mr.. Bovine renewed his resolution d.
reeting the judiciary committee to report
on Thursday next, bill to refund the
tine imposed on General Jackson by judge
Hall,
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There were 1925 houses built in Phil adelphia
asst year.
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The subscriber will sell his farm, situate
about one mile Nortt West of Elk,on.
Cecil county, state OF Maryland, contain
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-07
For President i.e 1914.
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY

Senator Howard will accept Our thanks
for public Documents.
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together, with general assortment of
GROCERIES

North East, Jan. 9Th lS43-3w
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HE LYCEUM.-We did not find il con-
venIent to attend the Lyceum on Thurs
day night, but understand that Mr.. Cole
mans lecture was a very entertaining one
and the debate ono of the stormiest of the
season. The same question is to be de-
oated again on next Thursday evening.
Henry c, Mackall Esq. will deliver an
address su9Ject-Supers,ition; its cause
and effects.
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Enter Der'l-copy enough!
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Bargains

Jan. 9Th lS43-3w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

sold to-day at private sale 55c which
withdrawn at the last public sale 1t 47c.
LEAD-We notice safes 1900 pey Missouri at terms not
Disclosed
WINEs--Wirin few da,5 sales have been made cf 80
pipe 60 hhds aad sc r cks Red sc. for export Is do
ar So 90 Burgundy 45c 81 d. Cetts Madeira al 50
cents.
FRUIT-At auction to-day the cargo the Thos. H. BEN
from Palermo offered, aud 1000 boxes Mountain
Oranges sold at 2.75 50 1850 DC Lemons 315 ST.
cash.
SEED-There is some demand for Flax Seed FOR crush
ing and we hear Of sales Of about 50 So and Tmo
thy is selling 10 some extent so bbs taken to-day
t 50 for prime Clover rather dull and plenty
good lots Offering &c. Almost 40 bbs sold 1t 4 to
for prime free.
export a, 323 cash further advance Of &c per gallon and
900 hbs do terms not transpired
ATHS notice sales of cargo Eastern, 200 NJ, at
81 % cash.
BEEsWAX-This article is declining, and we notice
sales 500 lbs. Western Yellow at % 29c cash.
SALT.-Oaondaga 10 wanted at zoe per hushs out mold
ers are no, disposed sell freely at that rate we noce
sale of 50 sacks Liverpool Fine terms not tahsped
PROVISlONS-Mess Pork continues heavy, and 4oo
bbls offered at II 23 fonnd buyer; sl is offered
Prime is in better inquiry and 1890 bhs TO 20 ont OF market
CHANGED hands at 50 So Old Is So Mess SIS 62 $40 -
no sale Beef is in good demand from the tlade fFine
Sc 25; Mess So SS 37 very prime lots sS so sales
200 bbls CITY at 25 Lard quite dull and we can hear
of nothing doing New Cheese in fair demand for ship
men, a; a. 81 Butter 50 for Shipping l2 far da
ry and Is l6 for Orange County Sales 100 bbs (225
lbs .ach Beef Rounds Chicago Slo and so do rather
inferior at 50; 40 b5ls. Picked Hams brought alc
RICE-The sales Of the last three days have been 2o
tierces ranging s. IS to 3d. making total Tor the
week Of 100 tierces The stock is about 1000 teces The
,n.rke, very firm and strictly prime is held at l24
HIDES-We hear Of sales 12G0 Duenos Ayfes on terms
not tanspired and 1921 Carihagena at l0a cents mos
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
pnssenrers arri1.cd

In the ship John Cumming, ffom Gasgow-alr Pargles,
lady aud family Mr. Hutchinson ard lady, Mrs Stevens and
daughters, and SO in the sleeraee.
In the ship Roger Sherman, from Mcbile--Mr Moore,
Mrs Curtis. Miss Wilson
In the ship Madison from AntweGpA Johnson, and ia
in the steerage.
n the brig Edward from Hanburg-llr PIout and lady
In the brig Clinton, from sayannah-W Hodgson lady
and James F. Spear lady and servant, George Dun
ham and lady. Mrs Haskell and son, Mrs Beauard Mrs
Haig Miss Telair aud servant Miss Beaulard, Miss
Wood. Miss Weed, Lirnt Fl Rankin, I A. B Cum.
ming 6 y NevIc, G S Nichols 6 r Skilman, y Thomp-
son. / Berry, D WadIey, McCalmont, Mr. Cuman.
In the brig Wilson Fuller from Sa1annahMrs Mills,
Mrs Marsh Miss Marsh Miss Sebbins, Miss Scudder,
Miss Miller Miss Hollis, Miss Shaw Capt Mills, Messrs
Z S Tompkins, Brigham, McCornet, Taylor, j kells.
Passengers Sailed
In the ship Hendrics Hudson for Liverpoo-Joseph Ca
hill James Kennedy Banks John Nthersole and Nc
Whitney of the Island of Janaca Edward Gaiilard, Ed
ward Gaard Jr, Peter Virer and lady, of Paris Xii
Der. of Germany; Buterman F Brooks, William Hum.
preys Emily Mays, DR. Gallaway, of London; DR. West
macott, of Newly
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
Markets Ccreally CorectedJo,r. The T'Tbn :,


AsHES,-The export demand for Pots continues good,
ad sale, to-day reach 800 bbls a4 So or Pearls the
sies small some 81 10 bbls at 3 81 as 31s The
tfc,ard j. limited.
COTTON.-There is fair inquiry to-day and the sales
reach 1900 10 1000 bales the prevailed before
@ arrival of the Included IN the above Is 100 bis
iSas Cation private terms The sales Were mani! ior
trPogt.
FLOUR AND MEAL.--There is pretty good inquiry
Tor Flour to-day and sales have been considerable ex-
eu including ali aoat and number OF parcels from store.
The for Cienesee l25 with soue a, Isl Michi-
aa and Ohio, comnon brands 5 5o6. We believe there
ao,hug fair order below S. A sale OF 5oo bbls iancy
Ohio was made al 10. Fancy brands Oho and Genesee
agr from 81 s7, with only moderate sales 10 the
sde Ia Otiran tesc is no;hing dong The last sale
at ST.. There demand Tor Southern descrlp
We notice sales 800 bbls Brand ywine, fresh ground
as So aud 300 do Georgetown extra at Georsetown
sonuou brands - 37!; Brandyxne old % 8!
Richmond Coun,ry go Jersey Meal is selling ar 81
NTH sales abou, $40 bbls during the wet, in addition
po.ts Sales to-day 100 bbls Brndywne nj 20 and 500
on terms mol transpired probably l2 Hhds worth
R25. Rye Flou, 81! for North River, 80 So for
Stme jersey. Shorts g; Ship Sutfs 10 l0a, with
iaail sales.
GRAlN.-The conditional sale alluded to yesterday
Ncomplsed. Two cargoes of North Carolina 1890 bush.
Il, have been taken lo by three mlers
The quality fair better than the first cargo Another
anpe of No, Carolina received Today. We hear Of
ug dong Corn excepting l7O bushels Va at 90 cents
Awhoat change. The only sale We can is 5000 bushels
n65c, delivered Oats tr demand at fall prices. We
S0ote - % cents with sales TO To- coo bushels
SPiRlrS.--The stock OF Rochelle Brandy is quite
mall! We notice small sales Seigee and A. Seignes.
10; J Dupuy at 80; 10 hale pipe, Otard at 25.
Snail sales Swan Gin at %, Wolfe ll5c Imperial Eagle
ll5c Jamaica Rum $50 l5oc; ST Cyoix 10 cens For
Whisky in bbls there demad, and sales lbs State
rson have made at 2ic aud 10 Western al rs
DraGue nominal at a5c.
HAY-Wc notice sales day for shipment, OF 600 bales
sat 30 asc. Some superior is retailing at Soc
TEAsA catalogue of a5 half chests and 10 chests wss
od NJ suction to-day aud the following lots scd chs
oung Hyson o3c; 90 hf do II 428; 90 do at 81 3e
At 23 a3 Go Gunpowdrr a, 80; 10 do souchons pa
Tyson at s7c mos The prices obtained sustained
when these Teas withdrawn. There is fair demand
private ssle at fall. equal 10 lass week Young Hy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

Revolutionary yErEkAN.-Major MAYNARD
cfScneca Falls, arrived here yesterday and took Don
hdgings at the Delavan House lie was Ao
10 General Warren, in the Revolutionary War; Is
now nearly ninety years OF age, is active, and en-
avs good health. He left here this morning 1or
Ssneca Falls, on his return from the celebration
ii the completion Of the Bunker Hill Monument.
y Albany Eve. Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

NoRwIcH Conn., May 9th, lGiS
Mpssrs. A. B. SANDS & Co.:
Ciept The present Will inform You OF the good effect OF
your Ssrsepaa the OF li;,le Girl in family ab?u,
II old an who has for the last been troubled
with scroious disease agd what called scaid head
salt he.n which extended the whole surface of her
head attended with continual dchaIg. of thick matter
from the whole surface, rendering necessary keep her hair
continually shave! for the whole time.
parls soon which her heod began 10 get better and has
continued healing until nearly the whole surface Is cured
Her general health continues good and no s. m
~ 40 Bowe.y-strett, Norwich
For conclusive evidence OF its superior value and efficacy
see eerticates published this and other city papers
Pma and sold wholesale sud retail, and Tor
by a. B. SANDS & Co, Druggists. (Granite Buildings
also BY A B. s D. SANDS, - Fulton street a',a =. faSI
Broadway corner of Market street. Pce 81 per bot,'e SIX
bottles for S. Origin! documents may be seen al our store
pT>WRIGHr's INDIAN VEcET ABLE PiLis hars mos. us
seTyeiIy taken the lead oi all similar emsies ne
euce thousands their excellent eess ti'st
the disacreabe and unhealthy humors expelled rom MS
tern his digestive organs perform their proper functions nus
blood TcSairs puty the oppressive sense OF "hes ah
pain departs and his body becomes endowed with rs wontsd
and strength wle the nina apoiy resumes s VII
Reair such medicine Wrehts Indian Vegetable Pills.
OF the North American College Of Health hey not ohy
cleanse the blood and other ,ia from all mpury but they
imIart and the which give
new : tie whole ra The only requisite IS TO be
BecGrc Of pablo cautioned against
he medicines, which, order deceive,
made IN outward appearance, closely resemble the above
should be remembered all genuine medicine has virgins
Indian Vegetable Pills neatly printed the sides of the boxes
and that, II the word Nrshts cannot be found, all
OScss devoted eScu>ively sale OF the medic ire
wholesale and reia-Nos. 2Ss Greenwich street, New York
No s TIemoasee. Boston, and No. es Race-ss'eet Phil
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

~ The Original Lemon sugar rexase w Gu. I't..
The p0lsioi this GssiG az tie isEssfoSN MON sUGAR tGS
,h shortest noce l. is the cheapes prest ard mst "hois
that has bee Offered a,d io tlald s Sugar b.
chemical and mechanical process, and ee iioai every o
le;erious quality. ~. .;,,
houses efes family parties and parties OF oelns
beautiful article requiring other process OF preparltfn
than mixing with AL the aber and uncean
ness of preparing III the ordinary way.
IL will found alusbe board OF steamboats,
and ships il will keep good WITHOUT ehsnss of is
wholesale and retail AZ No 7s Nss,au-at by
jyl isu <ht Val LiA1Ao'