davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
TO MILLlNEkS


TO NJ LLINEkS
LYON 81 KING
CARL KING the e'ebrated Tuscan Hat Manufsctu
" most respectfully informs his kind friends an patrons that
he has associated him ELF with MIR Joseph Lyo at. from
Parish aud have estab sed enseIv 37John street
tupder the firm Of tyoa and Kns) whe they h,ve
ensuing The above stick consists OF ssso
ment Of Tuscan aud Straw Hats rich Sis Vevets rich Velvet
Ribbons, Lu estring and Satin Ribbonds all fall coiors--
French Flowers seuhr. entire ,tye CT Silks and
every other article in the Millinery line
Messs K would ais, that the above goods have
been purchased for cash direct from the and
will be sold snail those who be
pleased to favor tn m with coll
o25 im'r LYON KING, 81 John ct NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
MARITIME HERALD
shin Masters ana Agen
PORT of NEW YORK, OCTOBER 20.


RISES ......s IS aoor II
sETs... ...'...a 50 uIeH WATER I2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

ROAI AND OAR BAZAAR-A, this establishment can be
cen suggest Look what he has done then judge
Of what he can do, AT his establishnent was built
HewfSundland ths sixteen foot sailing Dinky Troube
boats Henry Stark, which 20 IS months
the noble Cimbra; the w Chapman; the forty foot
the brass mouned gig Neptune for Tampco Bay and host Of
others equally great
OARS, SWEEPS AND SCULLS-I5o,O0O feet on hand;
also 1000 feet of L-nirds celebrated Souls for sale THIS
branch oil his business worthy Of attention..
Lock the prices only three and four foot All the
scu Tor racing dressed by the propneto hands Those
that the last be his office. Sixty
Boats always on hand Visit his Bazaars If desire
All work delivered free Of charge
&. L. INGERsOLL,
5s6 400 and iN Watr and al Cherry streesoe proprietor
oc2i 2msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

RLANCARD'5 PATENT STATUE WOOD COAL
~ srOvEs-'or hlls. psrlor Offices, ste ,mhoats
&c heauty comfort and economy elutled BY
stove IN the United States Thse Statue of Wash
nst9n ne amer o. our country surm ounting two pedesias
Tor cd and the her for coal The wood
structed for i've and dumb combined and Tor live
stove only III IRE chim5 IN tina peiesi is constructed In
such manne that the bre, by means Of arveae pate
partition ~ the stove Causes the heat circulate through the
entire height II the statue living large and beautiful aJing
surface They have also hot chamber cad
thing beng arranged on the priacpe For
general otty they cannot fail 70 give Subsection The sub
scoer ny e , teapd o. those about Parcnsng TO CAL
operation daily and for sale only the city street.
Que door east oil BROADWAY. JAMES KINDS.
o.l Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

MONEY LENT,
IBERALLY the old established stand 400 Grand street.
II gold and silver watches, plate, Jewellery and Diamonds
wearing apparel goods hardware cutlery, musical and
mathematical bedding and every description Of
personal property by
LOUIS LEVY, Pawnbroker
o73 I'm. 400 Grand between Ridge and Attorney st.
BUSINESS Is UslNEsS.-Ihereore il yon with share
ID OF circulate cards and haadblls freely
To do this economical way, call FOLGkR SUIT
ron, at the Office Of the Locomotive Printing Engine, us
John Per whse havs all kinds OF Job
Printing done the first style the lowest cash prices and
disappointment.
Card. printed hours notice il required. OF irn-r
VALENTINE has removed his Engraving and Printing
Establishment from John street TO No Beekman STREET,
(Loyejoys Hotel) opposite the Brick Church. New York
Wedding. Visiting, nv,toi and Professional Cards
cuted in the first style OF the regards the superiority 81
I've sngrivng ne'ness of the printing and the weness and
braucy of cards. Persons furnishing their card
plates have them printed the approved and fashion
able stye Of cards, at prices Ia suit the TINES
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New Yok Brooklyn, aud the
adjoining cities and respectfully invited call and
examine the specimen books and from variety OF cards
select n their apo tinsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

DERSONS in PHILADELPHIA wishing to have THE
L NEW YORK HERALD served regularly at their stores
and dwellings, every day from O'clock will! please leave
their and address with tn. Agents.
TERMS:
For one year. ........... .......S7 90
three months |
one week.. IL
With an addition Of az cents 10 the above terms for
the SUNDAY HERALD Single COPIES for sale every day,
prce three cents q. b. Z,EBER 4 Co,
No. Ledger Building Third street,
o28 eodmr Agents for the HernId
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

IN PURSUANCE of order Of the Surrogate OF the
Of New York. notice is hereby given all persons having
cams eean John Carroll late Of the city Of New York
Junk shop keeper deceased present the with the
vouchers thereof the subscribers aud all indebted
the requested TO make immediate payment
JOHN CONWAY, Ex'r. III Willie uc
Dated New York, October II, lst3, OLE im.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
ECONOMY IN CIR NILEMEN'S DRESS.
ALL. EXTREMES ARE RAD

ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD.
IL has been truly said that goods
pense of making, aud Slop de clothes is good cloth
spoiled T., have taught many that there
those who lay thick that i'm not loud but
deep generally accompany the first reading Of the bill I'm.
pressed with these facts the uld
course avoiding profit, hand ID keep
the very articles the o'her which made up
order under the
peent wo!knen be Quad in he cnuotry Our Stock
for the witer complete consisting of Super Black
Blue Olive Brown and Green Cloths for Dress aud Frok
Cots,
Waterproof Double Miled Cloths Beavers weeds Sc for
Over Goats LasueIes in all the and various styles for
Panaloons Vestings in rich Velvets. Merno Cachmeres
Dressing Robes Satns Silks &c. With large assortment OF
Fancy Dress Articles. including Sc,rfs, Handkerchief Cra
watts, Gloves Susptnders, &c.
WILLIAM +. JENNINGS & CO..
23i Bro adway,
o29 lmsec American Hotel, opposite the Fountain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

GENT, EMEN'S GU rtirTiNG GOODS.
JOHN M. DAVIES " JONES,
l06 WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
HAVE received per late arrivals and have full
of good. in their ne They feel confident that
their stock this ety. and their goods will be
sold low for cash. 'senen will find variety ofnew style of
Winter Gloves,
Dressing Robes,
Pocket Handkerchrfs &c.
Under Garments If every variety OF English and American
manufacture WI
Lambs Wool do do
Shaker Knit do do
Shaker Flannel do do
Plain Ribbed Silk do do
Ladies Merino&Silk do do
With great variety of other styles.
Silk Shirts and Drawers, Ribbed and PLAIN made order
at the shortest NORGE.
Hosiery Gloves,
suspeuder Stocks,
and every other article GAr s. Quitting goods
Our assortment comprises style in for gentle
o26 2m@m
ON EXCHANGE AGAiN-RETURN 40 THE OLD
STAND.
THE undersgod after ycars experience Of the evil
to inform his numerous cusomes and the community general
IS, that he has eec,el tthanks conscsnloa, andloI)
ebnsd By bis wei Hnown sun OF THE Raa HoLDEN
beacon to all who are in quest Of good cheap and
To such Of his old who have lost sight Of him
daring his wandernss he invites their return to the Old Spot
fame for skill aud punctraty Ofthe public generally he
ics call being prepared with assortment Of fine and
bic charges for Cash Only The care and attention b..
slowed on making aud trimming when the cloth is purcha
ed OF him. u b. Babcock continues u he ss'qg depars
go lmr Sign orthe Golden fleece, No Waiiu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
PHILADELPHIA
DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT
By order Of the President and Directors,
H. Is. GIBSON, Csahier.

FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL N TnE COUN nj.
Lady. who experienced teicAe takes her IA:
mily nunb of cle exceeding eight bosrders and
scholars No will be spared reader the house plea
home the pupils aud advance them in their studies
Great will be paid their he,h and morals
ne location is very healthy and retired. There
hree vacancies.
Satisfactory references given. For t particulars inquire
of " j., J BUTLER. 10 John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

OFfiLh. OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
Office 20 Wall street This company continue their bu
sness OF INSURANCE. against loss damage by fire. goods
against loss by inland navigation
DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thome, Elisha Ripv,
Thomas i. Woodruff Beninmip II Robson.
John X. Dawson, Francis p S,oe
Thomson Price Jospph Allen
John IL. Lee, John p Moore,
Moses Tucker, James r. Holmes,
Caleb g. Tuus, James r. Whiting.
knson Baker, VIM X Thorn
Joseph Drake, Trad HavIev
Johp &. Merritt, Thomas MorreI
- THOMAS w THORNE. President.
f}EO u. NOPE Serretarv mig lob
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
MUSIC.

JOSEPH KAM,iERER, professor Of music. rspeetfull,
his and the public in general that
has removed from 50 Crosby 1876 Lauens where al
orders for his Colion land, TO wait parties in
Orders for X will also be received Mr. W. Dubois music
store, 235 Br0adway. o2 liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

6EX FIRSrP ,CKET FOR LIVER?O o L-Tc.morow
NH%3 lst Octobe The splendid ling, f,yorite
:sss'hp ADkO NDACK, 'CCo tom, Capt IiackstaG,wiIi
SAL positively as above, her regular day
The is Of this line being all 1000 tons and upwards
about to embark for the old country Will fail to
the advantages he derived from selecting this line rnier
other. their great Opacity renders them
comforts b'e aud kan shs of smaller
class. Those wishing secure berils, should TAIL to
make early application on board, or to
At their General Passage Office, - Peck Slip,
n2na Guufh Ir.af
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

HONOR TO
GENERAL BERTRAND
FIRST DIVISION. N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY-Th.
Commissioned Officers Of the above DIVISION, that intend
Monday next (by order Of Major General Sndford)
der homage the Brave Soldier aud friend Of America and
Napoleon General Bertrand respectfully iuvi ed call his
day S,tnrdav, October 2Bh, and specimen
Tcolored Rosette ne breast as mark of
respect the brave veteran
As they will only be made ode officers will please call
and leave their names as early to-day as possible
NAi.EN1 me,
Card Er graver aud Printer,
No: Beekman Lovejoys Hotel op the Brick Church.
New York, October 81. o2e lt~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE hned celebrated Pills, from Portugal,
usre,iye 20 be obtained this couury. advertise
meut on the last coumn. fourth page
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

'osT OF MAKING IRON IN SCOTLAND.
C,ey ~ fbe ,o;s., 4 >.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
DIsBROw's RIDING SCHOOL
llA POWERX.

Il. ID. has the honor his School u open
Nl the reception Of pupils daily. sundays excepted
Or Ladies, from Q A. NJ. to 3 +. NJ.
=, rCientlemen, from TO A. NJ. and to ] p. NJ
H. hy trained aud quiet horses for road parade
For and partIcu lars apply y above. aus 3msr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12


Estate. /! II can be satisfactorily sh&n,
however, that Mr.. Van Buren, has bot
been amply paid by the country .otis
public services, let him make out hisc-
couht tor extra compensation, and ifis
vouchers should prove satisfactory, ,e
next congress will without doubt, ma
promptly respond to the demands of jm
o'e' 'nougii !. should require $4,000
more TO satisfy ms own estimate Of hi
P"ni,c services
lilo" does the account current stand
oe'"c imm and the Democratic parity
ar van burcn has, at certain periods OF
his Tic, acled WIN and supported the man
anu MEASURES OF 'he democratic party
and az ol'er periods lie has opposed them.
III Mc most f3'ng PcT'o4 Of The e1's"
'c"ee o. me D'Mocr"'c fG'fy m M'S
co"Hry- dHffng N" iGSt @ar tc'h Great
nf,taI"-mr. VAN bCkEN OpPOStD
~ hEu uLak PRESIDENTIAL.
n = ON IN ,; "A ,oN Wi NE DEMOCKAi,
- ,, + a, :, l +, ,e .Hh LLLCl ION or
'A Az I'D =, " Ab'1CtN' an" u@"e@ h'mSeD
W." nc fcG5fH' f"rfy ~ me support o.
ne uW tI'"'"", inc PEACE PAhl \
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12
BUSINESS IN PHILADELPHIA.

The Spirit Of the Times says the pros
poets oi the fall trade are certainly graft
tying SO far Merchants from lhe south
and westare i'll town III greater numbers
than might have been expected, and the
sale are Senera.ly briskcr. and at batter
prices ihan at lhls season for three or four
years. Indeed there are cheering evi.
dences Off healthy revival of business.
The first sale Of the season was held on
Tuesday. 1t was well attended, and he
bidding animated"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12
Attention SsTniGs.

1t is recommended that the Wigs of the
several districts hold meetings on Sa,ur-
day the 2&th last, for the purpose of
choosing delegates to represent them in a
county convention to be held in the Court
House in EIE>on on The Thursday follow
ing (the 3lst inst to select four randi
dates for election to the next Legislature
of the State, and transact such other bust.
ness as the interest of the Wing part! of
the county may seem 10 require.
The central committee rec ommended
that the meetings be held at the hour Of
three O'Clock, al the following places.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

Tremendous Food Tornado at PAil-
odeipdia--Loss Of LiJc-Destraciion !
propcrty.-In Chester and Delaware
counties, Pa, and the city of Philadel-
ph'a, the storm of last Saturday was un-
precedcnled in violence; and the destruc-
10" of life and properly without a par
allei IN that section OF country.
Chester, Darby, CruD, and Red CLAY.
creeks, were swollen to an enormous
height, and swept away in their resistless
rapIdity, dams, mills, dwellings and
bridges. AT Rockdale factories, S or 10
persons were drowned. Several men
were killed at button factory, on the
Schuylkill, that was blown down. Two
young men name Bunting and Lewis
were swept away with the b idge al
Darby, and drowned. A house was car
RED away at the same place in which,
were two women and 4 children who
were lost. BY some accounts Young
man named Russell Founders was also
drowned at Darby. BcaIly's iron works,
Palmef's paper mill, Crosier's, La Mou's.
Samuel Riddles and Bancrofl's taclorie,
are either entirely destroyed or greatly
injured. J. p. Closier's loss is estimated
al $4,000 Along all the above named
creeks and the intermediate streams, the
loss OF stock, grain, hay, fencing, SC, is
immense The old chain bridge at Ches-
ter, said 10 be the first of the kind ever
built, was swept of. The Railroad
oridgc al that place was also carried away,
in consequence Of which the cars do not
nov pass between Wilmington and Phil
adelphia.
fhe Loss to Chester county by the
washing away of bridges, Sc, is compu-
leo 20 be 3250,000.
In !hi!a, great number Of houses were
blown down and unrooIed, many vessels
were injured, s or 10 canal boats loaded
with coal, flour, Sc, were sunk; and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

went across III carriages. CN-!sses, or
rathe r The most ANTICIPATED Jersey Wy
gons imaginable, most of which looked
as though they had "done the state good
service" were swarming about the vii
age-thc horses looked as though they
were a the Cape in search of health, and
lmbued with all the aristocracy ola water
ing place, thought it entirely beneath their
dignity 10 60 fasIer than walk. The
drivers were very old fashioned fellows,
out very genilemanly indeed; and they
knew thing or two, as you shall see
Looking as strangely as if we thought We
were '!out Of the world" We asked our
coachman what county we were in
"Thls' said he, in great carnestness,
this is Lo,scr t0acnship, Cape Nay com,
'y, STATE IF .'iaw Jursc, Province United
States, Worth 4merica." We received
his response very soberv and respectful.
Iy, but the rest of the coach-load clapped
and shouted.
We judge the town contains about 400 in
habitants, most Of those who permanent
Iy reside there being pilots, The bull
dngs are all frame. and the Hotels arc
very large, and calculated to accommo-
date many visitors. There have been Us
mary as 1860 persons there at once this
summer, but when we were down, there
were bI. lew, the cold and rainy weather
having driver mem rome.
The Ocean, l"e mad never seen the
ocean beiort,) is a grand and beaulhl
sight There was merry breeze, and
Tie loud surge lashel the sounding shore
aFe4-.dIy. The waves were six or eight
ect high, and were beautiful, as, boiling
and white with foam, they rolled in, and
''dicd with a sigh on the shore.o Som,
scores oFrersons wrapped in ':swaddligg
clothes" were OCT amongst them bathing.
howl, II,aa,, ","'' ' :'@" ~ Oh '"'''
,.I., 80" '''e''' "''' ''''e" al" S''"'s''
,h.,. ,,l ,ro "'' o'''' ''S' '"eI''
,,;,,,... y >. p '-''" '."= " SUNNI {
'na s,,,r;', WV ~ '''' "''', ''''''''' AVA
I,s. 1T ''' o'''' "'"'9 ",'' maui
,,. '-1- ''r"' e. ~ ''''' II -
,' '"'' '''''' T'P''''' y
.,;n,.,,.':'. wv ,. ''"''' '"''' oe@'"'
W. ,,n H ','',.' ''1, o.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12
ANOTHER WASHINGTON MONU-
NlENT.

The New York papers speak ola mag
nificcnl monument to be erected in that
city to the memory Of Washington A
description of it is thus given:-"The
upper lookout will be 400 feet from the
walk, 10 tt e top of the crockett Of the pin.
nacle l25 feet. The estimated cost OF
this magnificent structure is not to exceed
100000 This sum is To be raised by
cont. buttons of one dollar and upwards
from the people OF the U. States"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

REsss.-A trip. . TIP " h4: :,
The exact meaning Of this word ri; -
Sometimes some folks "trip ne i!ght fan
iastIc toe" and sometimes some |-Ik4 rip
up other folks heels. Bus thai to il
rather than atrip. A trip! We've heard
OF trips TO 'he y est, trips to England, to
France; to Ms West Indies, sc. \ rip
then, mus: mean a voyage to some foreign
country, or a lengthy journey at ica<t.--
Here's .he Dictionary; ah! trip can be
applied TO short journey as ell as 10 "a
long one. We. u"w, we'F. made some
trips too; we've ncyor beer a grea, Gravel
Ter to be sure, but then oar !irs's 1e.a
pretty well sprinkied with sna.: ;oG.ae,s,
alias trips. BI, nat The deuce does al.
this minimizing. observation-disclosures
ing nc..? All, we bethnk ourseit-tAa!
trip to Cape Nav.
, Well. GOOD reader (vnu who have ney-
r. been there, we mean,) we wen. down
Cane May this week-our only rca-
s. for going, be sure, was 10 see it and
te. YOU something about it. You will
no,ccuse US with going either for plea
: surSr health. W. presume, when we
tell III # At after roing to " Wilmington ia
the Nh, and sIeen;og none we left there
at S clock. ON Monday morning last.
during heavy thunder storm-,hc clouds
} hangn all aroupd the skv black as
midnjgh and tho st,orr nrohsb;Ii,v he.
ing that q liob,nino would be plaviop
about theteam- pipes, and the rain COM
ing, dowllpon us all day. Mo- no!No
capering I the elements was going to
stop us--o mind he'd rome 70 tho Caoe
an, It's tehnen, ce slav was bound to
follow il Bybe v,v, we're aCl,vev set;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

BUSINESS IN ElY YORK

The New York Eorcss of Monday
says: Tile numberr merchants and
traders now assembled here from the
country, and the appcarce Of our bust
ness streets, indicates ,tayiYal of bust
ness; and there are qrolus u.at more
active fail trade IS aboE to BE- opened
than we have had for son years"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

Psachfs.-Col. Fooc4l Cloud handed
us part Of branch of prach tree
foot in length, with 3 or / small branches
few inches long. on which were 3j
large peaches. The branch was broken
i@om he tree by their weight, and some
were knocked of by the fall We never
saw any thing ortha Kind to equal it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

EficT OF INFLUENzA.-The Bur
Iingtol Iowa IIawkeyc, in noticing the
Progrcsof that disease through that ter
rltofy crbes to it a remarkable chayac-
ter. /, editor says, sit has affected one
whole 'aily in such way as TO deprive
them OF sht,'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

t"John Quincy Adams has consented
To Vii Cincinnati next November, to be
prcSit at the laying of the corner stone
OF Il Cincinnati Observatory. He will
be wcomed throughout the West.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

Departure Of Mr. CASTING ia The Ms
so"rt Steam Frigaie. After long de-
tentIon.ln our harbor, caused mainly BIZ
experiments Of proposed alterations in
hernachinery, the Steam trigate Missou-
ri, Capt Newton, departed from this city
yesterday, bound for the Mediterranean,
on whose shores she is to land the Hon.
Caleb Gushing, Special Envoy TO China,
on his way 10 tha! country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

agIhtotal loss by the great FIRE in
Fail l'veis estimated BY the proper
committee 55l3, 3O0-one half in bull
dIngs, The tidue i'll other property. The
amount OF surance is Sl6G,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

ag~The WhiiGmsport (Md.J Banner
says:-:The late copious aud seasonable
rains have improved the corn crop, and
should the weather continue favorable
we may exSect, in this county fair crop
of this staff Of life, which, added to the
other produce already harvested, should
gladden. the heart of the husbandmaa."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

a-There was something of riot in
Philadelphia on Tuesday night, in conse-
quehce of All announcement that an aboli-
0on meeting would be held, to make pre-
para!ions for the celebration of the ami.
vcrsary 81 The emancipation OF the slaves
in the Yves, Indies.
No great damage was done; but the
meeting was dispersed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

The Mess. Reynolds, of Delaware,
1t Is said, ePect to send to New York
alone, durlnthe ensuing season, be-
tween, 5000 and 10000 baskets of
peaches.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

Mr.. Gushing went on board yesterday,
official rank; aud the Frigate proceeded
down the river little after one o'clock.
.NM. Intel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

A SLAyEE.-Thc New York Olrjer
is informed by Capt. Lane. Of Ihbrig
Russia which arrived on Monday .om
Trinidad de Cuba, that a Spanish Guea-
man at ilat port on the 20ih ofJunrnd
landed her cargo, consisting Of $50 >iyas
They were landed about five niles
Ieeward Of the town Of Trinidad. II
vessel and cargo are the property Of Dd
Pedro Blanco, Esq Che famous negr
stca!cr) The vessel was haulin
and retitting with great despatch for al
other voyage. She would sail IN abol
fifteen days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

gG~The Hon John Q. Adams arrived
t Boston on Saturday, from his reccn,
par. lie has been everywhere received
18th most marked respect and attention.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12
Tor President fn 1914
HENRY CLAY,
esa' EGz1,s'rUCEkY,

J=~Ne. Z. 2. PALMER, at his REAL ES-
TATE and coal office No. lo4 South ThilJ
street P.l'lada!piia, is agent for this Paper
Names subscribers, or advertisements left with
him will be duly attended to-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

a5@1Iajor NoalI's Weekly Messenger
has already gwen up the ghost-it has
gore into the embrace of the Sunday
Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

Mexican dolrs are made a Ieael ten
der, by the actr June %. 1878, and al.
so by the recentct Of bGafch ga, 1919
me fractions the Mexican dollar,
however, are nohgallsed as tender.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-12

Seventy told.-A bunch of wheat con-
tanning seventy stalks was handed to us
tits week, said to be the product Of one
grain. 1t was raised by Mr. john Boul.-'
den.