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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13
CALL! CALI!

At Wirt's .Neo and Cheap Store, if you
rant cheap goods.
The Subscriber has just returned from the City
Of Philadelphia, with large and splendid as
sJrtment Of Spring s. Summer Goods of every
description; & will offer them to his frienGs and
the public, as low as they csn be purchased at
retail i'll either Of the cities, Philadelphia or Bal
timore, and those that wan; to make their Spring
and Sumlner purchases will find it to their ad-
vantage to call and examine for themselves be-
fore buying elsewhere His stock consists of
Cloths oiyAriols col"rs, from 50 80 to 81 -,
CassmCres, Satiinetts. single mill Cassimcrcs
(beauiiil goods OF line latest and most fashion,
aute style, Summer Cloths, NIerno Cassilness,
Gambroons, fancy Linen DriIhngs for panta
looms, lIIsiI Linen, Grass Cloth, Nankeen, and
common goods, Of every description.
Also general assortment OF silks, law rs c'inf7"s
ging hams, mousihGe.anes and calIcucs Il in
b Ia 10 % cents; also a variety of fancy Aoods,
for ladies', bIeuched and | ubeached mrians
from ii to II cts, Tow Linens, with aIec'
assortment of Boots and Shoes, WUmans goat
morocco and kId slippers from 81 l-2 cents To
~, for the best and latest style, Mems long and
lac Boots, shoes, and pumps; chiIdrens boots
and Slices, large assortment Of mats, from 81
cts. 10 81 Nulre beaver Hats Of the most fash
slOnube style OF FhiladeI phia, warranted to keep
Their shape and color.
Glass, LjrerToo1. CueCnWorc, end
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DEAD.-We find the following notice
OF the death of Pennsylvania lady, in a
late Number Of the Lonron Examiner,
brought out by the steamer IIibernia:
cat Genoa Lady Fanny Erskiue, daugh-
ter OF late General CadwalIader, of Penn
sylvania, and wife of Lord Erskine, Brit
ish Minister at Munich, aged sou
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CROMWELL. A letter in the Whining,
ton Republican, from the U. S. FrIgae
Columbia, saws. 1.-The Boatswain's mate
hanged (CromwelD was discharged from
this ship bu, few days before we sailed
from New York; his old me-smates say
that he often Dragged of mu,Ines he had
been engaged in, in the merchant service .
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

A man cannot possess anything that is
better than good woman, nor any thing
that is worse than a bad one.
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4j.Mr. TYLER boasts, through hi. Ma
d4>ouian. tia, lie might have retained his
ii,s1 cabinet il h" had pleased to do So
we have head of a young fool. who
hossied that he might have been the spark
~. Il crr;ain fashionable lady. 'And pray
.-hy,n said his friend, "did you neglect
snch an opporiunity?' "Bccausc,' SAID
I've. "shr begged to be excused and ! was
fool enough To excuse her'-Lou Jour-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

a-lr ghosts could bring actions for
SANDER, would not what remains of Tho
mas Jefferson prosecute John Tyler for
calling himself a true-hearted disciple of
that great apostle Of Democracy?-Lou.
Jour.
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Enormons WeaiM.-The property left
by Baron Stieglitz, the banker, who lately
died at St, Petersburg, is estimated at the
enormous sum of fifty millions Of roubles,
between five and six millions sterling. lie
was native Of Hanover, where his elder
brother, one of the most celebrated ply
sicians in Germany, died few years ago.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13
Love Letter.

The following sweet moroccan, which
originally appeared IN the New York
Union, is reported to have been picked up
in the Park. We insert it as model wor
thy the imitation of the love-sick swami,
whose situation may be such as to COM
pei him 10 conduct his courts hip in writ
ing:
"Ded- Spefi-Oh, my love Of loves,
clarified honey and oil of cltrons, white
loaf sugar OF my hopes and molasses Of
nv expectations! you have been absent
from me three whole days! The sun is
dark at mid day--the moon and stars are
black when thou art absent. Thy step is
music Of the spheres; and the wind Of thy
gown, when you pass by Is zephyr from
the garden OF paradise i'll the time of car
" flowers! kissed you when we last
met, and my whole fame was filled with
sweetness! One of your curls touched
me on the nose, aud that organ was trans
mutcd into oaf sugar! Oh, spice Of spi-
ces, garden Of delights! send me lock of
Your lalr-send me anything that your
blessed finger hath touched, and will go
raving mad with ecstacy! One look from
Thy bright eyes would transport me i'll
ron,inenlly into the third heaven! Your
lips are red roses. gathered from Eden by
the hand of Gabriel! Your words are
molten pearl dropping from your mouth!
NV heart l'azes at the thought of the!-
Nv brain is an everlasting fire. The blood
hntns aud -"urches my VEINS and yiLais rs
it passes through Them! Oh, Gene, most
delightful Of delights, and breathe upon
Inc with your seraphic breath When
,ou do come, be sure and bring that two
shiIiEgs which VOW borrowed of me, as
! Want: to bay some tohacco! a. H."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

Death Of tho Hon. H. Baylics, General
va shingion's Aid-The Hon. Hodijah
Baylies died at Dighton, Bristol coy.
(Mass. on the 26lh uIt., at the age OF
81. lie was educated at Harvard College,
and afterwards entered the revolutionary
army, where he served with honor AZ
ter the surrender of CORVALLIS, he at
tanned the military rank of Lieut.. Col.
He was for some time attached to Gen.
Washington's staff as one of his aid -de>
camp. tie has held various civil Offices,
and until few years before his death,
was Judge Of Probate for the county of
Bristol. in private life he was much es-
teemed. His death leaves Col. John
Trumbnll the sole surviving field officer
of the revolution.
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a5"The non. ~ P. Tallmadge has ar
rived at the Aston House, New Y ork, from
Washington, where he had been confined
by severe illness ever since the adjourn
ment of Congress. 49,.
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Elkton 18th Mail.

NOTICE is HEREBl GIVEN, Tia,
the subscriber intends to decline the
Constable's business, and requests all
persons having claims against him for
money collected, to call aud receive the
same and all those who owe him for
costs, to call Immediately and pay him
and save any further costs. II has been
said heretofore that CnnstahIe's did not
settle up their business. but will let them
see that can and wilt close my business
as it ought to be.
HENRY DOCTT. Con'st
Port Deposit, Nav 18th lSi3-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

The New Mirror says, that Washing
ton Irving, is about to write life Of
Washington, TO be published in most
superb'manner both as regards typography
and establishment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

Glorious Whig Vic'ory at Syracuse
The Wings of Syracuse have nobly tri-
umphed over the combined forces of the
barnburners and Regencymen.
The Wing majority says the State Jour-
nal. over the regular Loco ticket averages
over one hundred and seventy! and over
the barn burners, upwards of two hun
dred! and clear majority over both tick
cts combined!
The vote was very large-l079.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

'Dronncd- A young son Of Mr.. John
Springer of Brandywine, was drowned
on Sunday last in cellar near his fathers
house, which was flooded with walter
The deceased was promising boy.
Del. ner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

The first Of May at Pittsburgh was
ushered in with fall of sno,v, on the day
following by frost, and on the third day
came lot of coal, so that the good peo-
pie of the Iron city, were well provided
with the bane and antido,e.
u S. Gazette.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

POWER OF A SWORD FIsH-A Rio de
Janelro correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce, writes as follows:
1.-The ship Edward, which arrived on
the 9Th from Philadelphia, while becalm-
ed near the Equator suddenly sprung a
lead. On taking out her cargo here, it
was found that sword-fsh had run his
proboscis through her eide and into a
barrel of -four; ard left it there as me-
mortal Of his power"
The American Sentinel says" tive claim
John c. Spencer as a Democrat" Gen
!lemen, you are welcome to him.
u. S. Gazette.
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ITO the Goa %: ClDsh.
James II Chappel Of PMlade lphia.

James II Chapel Of Philade lphia.
emmy Iaccuse you of being an impos-
~ ter and court q law suit in a Court OF
Justice. Your Reports of Fashions may
do very we'll for the Hand-bills of man.
agerie of wild animals, but to stick such
caricatures of fashions in any respectable
tailor's shop is outrageous. now chal-
lenge you to meet me in the cut and max
ing of fashionable coat either in New
York, Baltimore or Elkton, any time
within three months from this date. No
tify me through the Press.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

Arrival Of Specic.-An immense n
mount of specie arrived in New York on
Friday. HarnGen & Co. brought on in
the Narragansett from Boston $780,
600, and were to bring on 100000 on
Saturday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

Ie>The Madisonian gives The follow
ing graphic description Of the editor of
the Globe: He is a political maniac
dashng through the crowd with fire.
6rand in his hand, malignity in his heart,
and satanic vengeance on his brow.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

41-l he Madisonan thinks that 'shon.
es. John TYLER will get his appropriate
reward. . HE may, although honest
e"nedIct Arnold failed to get bis.--Lou.
Jour.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

ENGLAND BOUND OVER TO KEEP PEACE.
Lord Brongham, in his speech on the
Ashburton Treaty, said that England was
under recognzances TO keep the peace in
the sum of GS0O,000,0O0, The amount of
her national debt.
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YANKEE ENTERPRISE.

\ recent letter from an American in Pa
ris communicates this instance of Yankee
enterprise, which is both amusing and
Sirik mo
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TO THE PUBLiC

Port Deposit, MAY l3th lS43-6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
Ry THIS MORNINGS MAIL,
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Ne"-i0'S l f'oan'.
PHilApsLPHiA, Juae y, +. y


v..r,~s.-The meeting Of The i.isrd Of
80 49, i,s- .y.uing was grand failure, there being
h >v nj Distinguished persoas ~ho had sisre The
ali prs>en, The speeches. two IN number, were G the
- , mon kind and in very few moments after Or.
;,,,r the great Democratic meeting without distHc-
non was adjourned The no very eE'1ous eelass Of his
vYr,l-ncy. son. Sheriff VIM A Porter, "no understood
10 paw (" all expense for ,6e same.
~, , ,-r;v,l in fourteen days from Naracaibo. She
br;rr, no,bin, Of importance. The bis Emma, Captain
W e. TsYork was at Maracabo when ,tr Cota lei;
70 al, IN few day>-the only American vessel ia port.
FIRrMyS-The Hope Engine Company No 81, OF New.
York viii arrive in Philadelphia oa the ere1as OF the Sh
NJ Iuy Great preparations making for their reception
WoSsryHIA poor drunken wretch, calling himself
WILLIAM yinrson committed TO prison this moiay
by the Mayor charged with scad'ns ms vile by throwing
kettle Of boiling water upon her.
Tr,prRA,cs-The Catholic Temperance Societies Of
b CIV and county of Philadelphia intend celebrating the
Epri of July By grand procession which will be paci
mated in by several thousand persons.
SrpprS D2ArH.-4in elderly woman named Sophia Sh0-
died suddenly las, evening in consequence of rup,u,
,a Mod vessel She resided at Isl SouthSeconds,.
p,r,rs-A number OF rowdy bremen were arrested and
,,lsn before Alderman Manderied last evening" charged
b hin concerned in the recent tights between our he
men and held 10 bail IN $500
0,,n NKKyr,We have had an excelien, retail Market
J nr;cts for most articles have been very reasoaa.
hI Emit such as strawberries cherries &c. apr In
abundance Butter the very best quality sold a, 10
- cepts er pound Indeed never witnessed such DIS
ny of GOOD things for number oi years as were present II
h. Philadelphia Market this morning.
" have had smother dull day al the 6oad ol ooSts
with farther decline III prices Fennsyi'an@ Ewes "eh
!; IamanJ At a54 bat holders 6rm at 10 tor United
$50 B,,k shares were bid but )! asked Mechanic,
Rank declmed !; Schuylkill Navigation !; Reading Raj
Dy,Hl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
ca.a.rn,s OrE1cE.-DEArH BY Disease ANr

wAsr OF ArrrspAserrhe Coroner h,id an mGge1 ens s
49,, "a, of Ireland Az unknown The deceased came %
,hs aboys place MONDAY SICK Ad she had been So ,os
ND She had no medical attendance and died there
Verdct came her dealt, by disease and want
nj medical attendance
sr,c,pr OF You've WIFE BY T,StsS 9FlgNITne TN I,i
Coroner held an inquest to-day at the nous, NJ, ~ aln Fr,
W wsh: aged Is 3a4s n,s,s hon she @qs lad i'1a 5sa
ana WIZ u W. rs-< and Who with her boarded at the
5oT pe Her husband s came sG%. B DECEASED @ as fs
- tb4 s.rysnt GIRL went the drug store oil t.
watson 80 chsqe street; ad nd pv'sna,df1 10 zen cn her
Sb She then went nome and retired to her room
where, as is supposed she swallowed portion o Inc bsI eSUr and
she went down stairs let him and they retired ioss.{'
bed About o'clock th; morning on awi;iGs ne r,.I I'LL,
ssspsibe BY his side and springing up called me
and fastened for DIS Minor and CockFott VINO came %u. @
1minisered All rm-,ic and used the stomach pump @ ~"
i,bnnr Eject as she died about o'clock appears hef
husband was Kind to her but she beiIeyed h'm 70 o ai,
steady and was Jealous of him. |erdic-Came 70 Ter e'
hy administering TO herself quantity OF opIur''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
Our Observation-Disclosures Business

Our friends in different parts of the United States ~hc
see proper to endorse the responsibility of individuals ant
recommend them worthy of credit hereby informed
that our terms being invariably cash odrance never
inquire the pecunary responsibility OF our customers
The better way perhaps where individual ANXIOUS 10
engage in the circulation Of valuable and popular pubic
atoms would be for his friends at home TO loan him sum"
cient sum Of money make his frs, purchases ms may
avail him something; bu, letters of introduction ana eS
monias of good character however mHch 'hey may com
,d on, cannot be made place Of the
cash.
lr7- THE LIFE AID SPEECHES OF MR. CLAY are for
,varded in the order which have received the money
We hopes that after the present week we shall be
able 20 supply all demands with promp,nessthu far We
have been unable TO manufacture fast the orders have
been received
fS7- We send ou, no books on commission.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
Markets-cqrefully reported for The Tribune

FRIDAY, JUNG !.
ASHES-For Pots the demand continues gooG' 1HT =
market IS firm i, 81 o.! which about 200 0o!s .S
taken to-day for export. Pearls rather quiet r.,
% ool' were taken at 50 81 which is rather better
ceipts are 10 fair extent. ,.. "A
COTTON-The sales to-day reported al ilV9 o,
bales, mostly to shippers. The prices are the sif
day but the market not fru The sales are &c Per
generally than before the steamer, bu, the decline
than &c per ID in lots The stock IS ei'iina
Ooc bales, well assorted. We quote uPIshd' m y
g mddling fair g.; fair, I; good lar! III, H.
Orleans and Alabama, middng fair 9: ot H'inu''As
81 az; fair, 4; good fair, s 81.
FLOUR AND NEAL-There is material chahs
yesterday IN the appearance Of the market Tor
prices are fully sustained, and the change, any
upward The receipts very large ane ca az Nh
BY the deInaud Genesee Is quoted at s. 6es os ,t
or OHIO below So 56!. For prime lot S5 Oh wasa. q
In New.Ofleans We hear Of nothing doing hei s s4
small quantity afioat The last sales al - D.
efn improving with light stock Georgetown 'oa
Al 50 aO. with small sales. No other stock o
mere Sales fancy Georgetown S5 IS now heid a.
Rye Flour Continues rather scarce, and sales OF
made to-day at 50 81: Meal is good demand aaI -
ply rather light. Brandywine is worth So l2 anu ;s
hhds. Sales $50 bbs Jersey 81 slt sai for
Shorts and Ship s,ufs plenty and not se'i
Sales at 81 and III; fine feed 10 lss ago aid
GRAlN-Ths demand Tor Wheat coataues soo'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

Nip LOTHIAN Coal MINING Co,rAxY OF Cgy,ryH-
FIELD COUNTY FiRclSrAe inrite attention to the adj
Fe'tsemsnt Of his Company-from the very high recon-
nentaons OF the Mid Lothian Coal Tor Manufacturns and
Crate Purp0se'-and the fact that the price has been con-
sfefa6y reduced since the passage OF the Tariff act 1t
will De well for all interested the consumption of Coslo
give this subject due consideration.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

No formal declaration of principles put forth by the
Whig National Convention Harrisburgh in Dec 1899
when Gen Harrison was nominated Presdento course
no declar ration in iaros OF National Bank
a Subscriber is informed that SEE no reason why
Hon W Cos, Johnson should be called 10 give state
ment of the amount Sc Of the State Debts rather than
other man. They have been published repeatedly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

MELANCHOLY DEArlI.-On the 9th instant a
young lady named Lucretia Hall, aged nineteen,
left her home near Westport, Essex Co. n Y J
to visit her sister, about mile distant, and in
crossing a brook which was much swollen by a
previous nights rain, she prccpiated into
the rapid current and drowned She was not
missed until her dead body was discovered on the
banks of the stream.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

CULTURE OF SILK.-Joe K. Brown, Of Nc
Minn county, is actively engaged in this interest
ing and truly prohia5te business, when properly
followed and well understood. Mr. Brown is
very enthusiastic, and his information upon the
subject, will no doubt ensure his Success MANY
have embarked in the Silk Business, with but
little or no knowledge OF the habits Of the silk
worm, and still more deficient in other important
details. The consequence is a tailure, and when
one man signally fails, it dcters hundreds, who
perhaps would otherwise have engaged in the en-
terprse. We learn from our exchange papers, that
Frenchman, by the name OF Vasseu. has located
himself near Baton Rouge Louisiana, where he
intends experimenting on large scale.
knoxville Tenn Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

D The Review of Mr.. Webster's CONNER
cial Treaty project on our Last Page is known to
be from the pen of Hon. JOHN NJ CLAYTON, the
distinguished U. S. Senator from Delaware. The
Treaty scheme is dead enough already but
if any one imagines that there is spark Of
vitality left in it, we hope he will give heed to
Mr.. Clayton's scorching ANALYSIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
Court calendar-This Day.

SUPERIOR CocRr.-Nos. 20 L. ), %, lC6 l0i lC1, :
80 III 1903 80 81 10 +3 50, 6l H. 10, To- o3 lV' -
a3 IS, L. lo2 25, o.. 90, 95, 90, 81
Cov,o~ PIr,.-SIopdav Nos 33 lO7, .o lC2, u, t3,
u Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

"WoMAN AS MAIDEN, WIFE AND MOTHER" :"
is the title of useful and pleasant essay by an
English lady, Just published in beautiful little
volume from the Twelfth London Edition, by
c. s. Francis & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

u We regret to learn that the College at St.
Hyacinthe took FIRE about half-past seven on
Wednesday evening, the 18th INST and suffered
considerable damage. About thirty feet of the
roof was broken up and thrown down, IN order to
save the building. Montreal Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

fT For notices of eJsisr's Dictionary, School Sing
er, Police Of Philadelphia, Public Health, &c &c Sec
First Pare.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

EAST TESNEssEE.-The people of East Tcnncs-
sec are uorking the ground with AN energy we
have never known before Every farmer has
mustered up his full force, old and young big and
llttle-every horse, mule, OK, and calf-aH, that
can ,oork, arc in the field both early and late
Every hillside and valley has been turned up by
the plough; and, from appearances, we have every
prospect Of at least good harvest.
Our citizens freeing themselves from their
cmbarrassments IN many cases at great sacri-
fee, but still they are getting ont of debt which
weighed down their energies like milestone
round the neck. We look back dispassiona:ey
and enquire the cause Of all this distress ? With
honest Indignation, let the People answer at the
ballot-box on the third OF August.
Knoxville Tenn Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

lMPoRTASr LEGAL DGcIsIoy.-TEE CHARITY
iosrlTAL rersus FULLERToN-This case, inyoly-
ing the constltulonality Of the tax imposed by
the Legislature OF Louisiana on all passengers ar
rlvlng IN New Orleans, to sustain the Charity
Hospital, was decided on Saturday, by Judge
Buchanan, in favor of the law. =. O. Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
Public Stock Exchange, june %.
SECOND BOARD.

10000 U. >. os, o: .opg 1000 do do .slO VI
10000 do do. .b9O ll5 l25 do L / Il :. Mon s.
'COC Illinois 6s, 10. =. 81 l75 shts Harlem .b3 81
5000 do do -. 3OI 80 do do -. SO y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

u Splendid entertainment this afternoon o'clock at
he American Museum, the last appearance OF Mr. Har-
aEion and Sigaor FrauciscO beautiful dancing hgurs
Ihls Is grand halliday for families and they will o cous-
:urn their faces the Museum where they always OF
hntlus the best entertainments.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

d The new Catholic Church at Portland. a
few miles below Louisville Kentucky, has been
robbed OF greater part of It's Furniture, consist
ing OF SILVER cruclfx several pictures some can
desticks, window curtains. and priests vestrnents
&c, supposed to be worth $500. No clue to the
robbers has been obtained.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

DEATH By PoIsoy.-A lad named Sylvester
Fulkerson, aged about l3 years, came to his death
on the lst ult. in consequence of having eaten a
quantity Of the clcuta, commonly known as wild
parsnip, which he had mistaken for spikcnard-
He survived only about four hours after having
pagtaken Of the poisonous root. Ithaca Chron.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

NEw-YoRK GEOLOGICAL REroRT.-A friend
informs us that the concluding volumes of this
great State work are now being printed by the
new Assembly printers, on paper and in a style
much inferior to the execution of the former vol
umcs by Mr.. Weed. Can this be so We hope
not Excellence in a work which has cost the
State so much is greatly desirable and uniformity
between the earlier and later volumes Of the set
equally so. Will the Secretary of State look into
the matter