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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21
N EW
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
H0U USE.

ITO I Sc.
THNHE subscribers have this day entered into
Il CoPaunership. under nd style Of
& L e Ian ID & MOTT
for the of Auction and
Business and have taken
by Msssrs iEoes Brther directly opposite where
they VIII al all times lee prepared attend Estate
Slaves House Furniture Horses and
due Groceries Clothing Dry Goods Watches IewrIr
eand prepared Ia make liberal
and hope by strict attention business punciuaiy,
share OF patronage. THOs. CI,EIAND
ALEXANDER MOTT
VI trustee Executors, Administrators, and Commissioners
attended TO- either IN the city country, the
a
NOR RENT, and possession given on the LIST
- January neat. the Farm the Her
mitage situated te north aide OF the Richmond
merry the property Of the late Mrs A.
land are enclosed and IN good order upon
large AMI convenient dwelling house. good garden
necessary out houses For terms appytO THOS. ThTLEY
de i4-eou X. II. CABELI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

'INHE Agency al Messrs. J. Sizer g. Son. for the
f,snsin Manufacturing Co. o Richmond having terminated
on t ION inst The business Of the Company future
ase who IL temporarily authorized collect aud 18TH. an leb,.
and accounts ard 20 transact the
ny ofu'f OF Tue hoard RID. WHITFIELD, Pts't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21
Boots, Shoes, Trunks. Sc.

Qnn NEGRO Blankets at zoe. to 81 OO
wv 1000 yds Negro kcrcys
1000 yds Canton Flannel
10000 yds Blrachcd shnings
$4,000 yds Brown Shcengs aud shunr. from 2, 10
i2i
10000 yds Bed Ticking, FINN &c. to D. CT
1000 yds Apron Chicks, from O. 20 12ic.
1000 yds Furniture Flaids. from 10 % igfc
1000 yds Red FLANNEL, from 10 zoe.
1000 yds White d. from IL "a n use.
goo yds Yellow Do, from 90 sc.
300 yds CarpcinE. very cheap
goo yds Fancy Hliies and IN 81 which will be
soh n unprecedented low prices BY w MEREDITH.
% 10 n the Chap Cash Store.
Mallory Life OF CLAY.
I'VE AND SPEECHES complete ~ ifenry clay with Plates
~ Handsomely bound Compiled edited hy MAI
ofy. rdce $500 for .ac BY
&C. ~ J.. w RANDOLPH
CLOVER SEED AND COFFEE
~ Bushels prime Clover seed
- ~ Bags scented RIO Coffee jua pe Coun
bus, for ale by d. JAS WINSTON
uECKwrrIrs NTIDysPEr1TC Ftfs--rhcr, ). no pnl now
before tie public having such high and respectable Credentials
az becAwitls They and dervety high snidyseptic
feind and 70 those subject from ssdns
sedentary life hey are Invaluable. 70 be hsdat
d. ~ GAYNoR wOoD A. co.'s.
ICE-to uerces pTme Rce-anding AMI for sale by
- % " DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
FuNwEED OvERCoArs handsomely trinin,e At STARR Cos
This i st,s ~ Coat much M Norh For
sale cheap de EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

E.ssA FOR RENI'-'rhe House on Main Street.
now occupied by Mr. A. g. Stevens, formerly by Wyatt
White The Store well calculated for extensive rocery
% any other business requiring much Lumber
houc connected with a. back Alley. dwelling
part suitable for the accommodation Of family
be put complete order for good permanent
gwen lst November perhaps arrangement
with the present oeeuFsnt ifdesired-Apply
~ l5-cotT 4 POINDEyTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21
NEGRO HIRING.
THoMsoNIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE
NR. r.. ID. ROBINSON continue. m ofsr n

NJ, services In tho- prefer the ROT MI,
60 ~ noet X Is graduate The Medical Col.v. az
~, M SN'H''l "Neral study Of MEDICTyF ss
a' oirr branches with the fence ~ ,e.
' courses of Lectures upon subjects usually tauyh,
IN hed'ea Institutions His experience and a,cees. ir
s ~ s' sNEN in the Chrome form. - a.
- aee =. pypePSa Liver Complaint. Dropsy Rheoua,m
,- = r rus spinal Affection. and all OF D.ea-r
ihose who have long afflicted and have esnar.t o.
Tn health strength '""'> restored
Persons residing distance obtain board with N, .s
WIN NAN" greatly IN their favor Doctor will ar.,l
iheaS-s OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. only $40 ~ P"s
~ ssnune Botanic Medicine for wholesale and re-,
Persons having diseased servants viii find n ~ ,h .
.n " nr DOCTOR Diseased servants puchased and \ i'm.
IA piee gwen ior such considered neurable NV
l. =, Once u Street above
- = 'H" Brackets sborko
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21
VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the Clerks {

nee OF The superior Couu ~ fhauccu FOR the Richmond
Circuit the 9Th day n November isf3
Peyton r. johnson. Plaintiff
against
Richard Camp and the President Company Of
the Farmers Bank of Virginia Defendants
The ceicndan RehsdP Camp, having entered appear
and given security according Assembly
rules Of u Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
- not m nahiant q this Commonwealth u ordered
said defendant ~ appear here day January term
and The BIN of the plaintiff cory orier
be forthwith Inserted IN soue nswaper published ie city
Richmond Tor two months slccesvciy and posted The front
door Of the Capitol In ite aid city.
Copy-Tesc
m is-wpw WIN n SANDS G. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21
SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.

school OF aswyae Pf"eePuess in family. wanted by
Young uy native OF Wig MA who has been engaged teacher
oi sclooldu the sh. qualified md IN, IN
her possession the highest ability In teach IN.
higher branches of English education Ahlr.s- M r.,
NO S''' h'ehin"nd fosi Once. q. s-eGdltaw1w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21
Superior Gold Watches

On The sane evening At 8. O'Clock there will be soil an pvo.
o superior God Ieaver and LEpne Watches hy apppv. ms,
ker' which We Should be pleased examined before the sale
INI.OES A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
hrre The chesapeake and Delaware Canal be-
ing eoss byiee. freight on tas ri Steam
boat Columbus. To he forwarded o Philadelphia.
dc W I.UDIAM FRICTION a 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21
FARMERS BANK or VIRGINIA.
Form Of n Power OF Attorney to Vote by PROV,

NIRGlNIA.-At rules held in the Clerks OF.
free Of the Superior Court Chancery the Richmond
Circuit. tie 9th day of November. is43
William j. Bart'ae administrator NJ Frances Tabb deceased
riifa
against
Eea1or e. Hutchinson and Lucy n HE wife and others.
The defendants above named having
and according tie Act at Assembly and
Of this Court and appearing satisfactory
not inhabitants ~ hts Commonwealth II ordered.
ienlnis Do appear here the 2Oh day ofc January
The bills plaintiff copy forth
with Inserted ~ newspaper published the cry NJ Richmond
for two months successfully. and posted
Capitol IN the aidCty CoIy-reac
tS-w0w. NJ. CgA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21
Aurtion 9ales.
FUTURE DAYS.

ny n. 80. Dickinson a Hrot,rr
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or IS Ia 10 yAIuARr.e
NEGROES.
~ SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of January islt AT A oeek
WI be -oh at public auction room, - to No
A"S N's-- consisting of boys al
d-n al from estate and vahabl. ana k,
refVanby order 9th. Adinn.traof ofw Ton ec-a ed
r. ~. DICKINSON a BROTHER Auet,
az i"-dids First door below Tavern
BY Robert ssiii a brother.
TRUST SALE OF SLAVES.
PURSUANT to deed OF Trust from James A.
= Sempie TO trustee, for Of W. w Vet
90 d,ed the goth Of June i542 Kent eoun
w. by hs request and all the parties
I'll nj public auction THURSDAY. Of January
next at New Kent Court House the Slaves eonv,v-d
by The said deed being 81 young H.y1 n.
sa he necessary 20 rae the with
from the is July, 1879, and expenses of the
GEO. w. souTTALL. Trustee
po~ Sale oopineted BY
de 2I-1tawtd- Rort,r Nm A. R,o,,x. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

FURNISHED ROOMS-TNYo three members ~ the sy.
- Ature eouhl be accommodated large and comoraL,.
rooms and breakfast g. Mr. Jas cray.
garden. a. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21
FOR RENT.
sToRE mousE FoK RENT. =
CLARKE's ALGEBRA

- LN LLhfN Won - your chance We
- have ut received direct the o-t csebr.t~i
ffcn Boot manufacturers Fhadclph splendid water
proof booees something Little ding
exhibited ihis city Ao iot of
The above are made q he finest French Cskn velvet
vcV superior workmanship. and approved Style
for sc 90 such prices b. give pesct sstefioa
~ The purchascf a. WARREN a Co
Dc a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

SUGAR AND MOLAssEs
MTE receiving and sac a his Porto Rico sos,r
w part prime ~ hhs ~ Orleans Do part prime 20 Mi. r.
Eco and New Orleans Moasses.
Dc Is DUNLOP, MoNcURE a co.
IN ucKsnvER.--A suppI Ju., received and fpr sals At
" JOfNSrONE
fc ~ Med rafE
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
& II y.

Wake snakes and come TO law,' exclaimed a
nonaescriPt genus, species, man loafer, as he
issued into the streets rloaded down to the
guards 1T woGd be comfortable thing III
knowed Just exactly where was bound for
Up streets got mixed with down street, and
there's no such Thing as cross the streets at alL
The moons cross-eyed and keeps winkin' and
blinkn as if She had her eyes full of Macaboy.
Now what am I to do ri Stand still, there's
very pleasant chance Of going to sleep stand-
ing. If 90 to stir, hang me if know which
way Is travlm. However III take running
Jump at it. and away he started, bat had hard
ly made dozen steps when he staggered full
against a fire plug.
'Iiu1ow roared he, who's that If that.
yonr game, my name Is ight,' aud he squared
himself scientifically. Come on, darn yr,
come on You won't, won't ye! Now you'll
molest an honest citizen again, will ye! You
don't get off so easy, now mind Just stand
still, till hit you bat alongside the head
Whoop! look out, I'm comm
Look here, my tulip, said that instructive
parsonage yclept watchman; you're & nsh.
in iectlc too much noise
'Stard ~ and see fair play, watchoe, enJ
bless me if | don't swallow that feller.'
Now don't said Charley t nigh, hurt yorc
Digestion
'Digcstionbc kissed Who's afraid Just
stand aside minute, and ii don't knock that
covey into three cornered continental cooked
hat, burn my old shirt and trowsers'
Come said the watchce, I'm afraid if leare
you exposed to the night air and Dew, yeu'll
spile-and as You are an original the biS boss
would like the handling OF you to-morrew.'
Watchee. I'll 90 to the ID with you if
you'll only just let me have dig at that fellows
watermelon
'Cnn't do it that fellow belongs to the city
corporation
| 'Who cares =
Don't speak 20 loud, you'll hurt yourself.
Indeed, YOU must not stay out any longer, you'll
/ sple, | know you wiil.'
We'll, it's cussed hard man can't have =
quiet Gah,, specially when he's insulted. I'll
recollcct you, Charley; and i'll see fellcr
giving yon particular gas, blow me if ever !
help YOU
The door of the 'boose cut short hs furthet
loqmcity. LouiS Picicl Guard
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
Che late lT. =, Key,

The following ls extracted from the remarks
of Co4IISs LEE, ESQ. at The late Annual
Meeting cf the American Colonization Socictv
in Washrpton,..in noticing the death of +. S
hEy, iate enc Of lis Vice Presidents:
at Was trurinr the late memorable war, when
a British bee, had penetrated tc the very Capr-
;ol Of our coantry, and while approaching the
outworks and fort which guard sister city,
that young KEY, then detained on board an
English snip OF war, bchcld as the twilight
closed upon 5he invading forces, the flag of his
country waving above the fortress of attack.
Nnd when the night SET N. was taunted by the
threat and bos:t oi tho invaders that ere morn
ing that flag Noad be strrck 70 the prowcss OF
its enemies. Amid the smoke ana storm of the
battle and the darkness OF the night, he watch
cd with throbbme iseart and anxious eyes the
FIRST approach Of light, his Tears and hopes
alike agtating and opfTessIn5 him. .---Tho dawn
| broke at ast--and 5hroagh the smoke and
clouds he caught the first glance of that yet
unconquCTable enaon stW hei4, waving over
ttfe free and brave--its bright folds unbrokeH
by the storm of battle, and lis neXtingushable
stars yet shining undimme6. 1t was, sir, ut
this moment of rapture that the patriots over
flowing heart gave utterance TO its gushing Joy
in song which has become the brightest gem
of our literature and the watchword of victory.
! II nothing else remained to rescue his memory
from oblivion, this, TINS alone shall preserve it
/ in every land over every sea, wherever Amer
lean arts and American arms shah carry light,
! liberty and civilization"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
An infant Merchant OF Moscow,

went one day into a waX-chandie:'s shop
on the invitation of a mannlkin of seven years
old. With lis at such an age children are
helpless, timid, chndlike, and childish and too
clever by halt. Dressed in his little blue caf.
ten Of precisely the same cut AS that worn BY
men, the infant merchant eutreatcd the to en-
ter his shop b,wing IN the same Oh 5,equious
fashion OF hrs elders: AMI ,yhen told au that
| was not gong to buy out only to look at his
wares, he ans" ere, as conpaisaat'y as his pa
pa could hlye aoue, Pray chhTrtre by looking
at wcAtey r you please lie slowed me all
fls stock, opened every press with feNtercuS
/ onlIlngncss, which | could ~, nat admire ;
knew not only the price of G ely OFT OF candle,
hut the whole capital invested n the stock
| the yearly remrns, the who, ale price, the
profit at 20 much per cent.;-ln a word, he had
IN every respect the dcinea'Tac Of an expert
/ enced trader"-Fr0m RuSSio, 6y J. &. hOh.
(which is the best shop 70 get fiddle at ~
asked pupil of Tom Cooke, the musician
"An apothecary's shop answered the wag be-
cause, If yon buy drug there, they always give
you a rjei IN.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
From Graham's Magazine for Feb.
THE MOON.

ny J. u. LOWELL.
NV soul was like the sea
Before the moon was made,
Moaning in vague immensitv,
OF ifs own strength sfrsia,
UnrcstfuI and unstaid.
Through every rift il foamed in vain
About its earthly prison,
Seeking some unknown thing in pain,
And sinking restless hack agnin.
For vet no moon had risen.
Its only voice, vast dumb moan
OF utterless anguish speaking,
It law unhoprfullv alone,
And lived hutin an aimless seeking.
So was my soul: Int when twas full
OF On est to o'erloadiug,
A voice of sono thing heouiful
Whispeteh dim fcrchodipg-
And vet so soft, 50 SWEET, so low,
/ bad not more Of iov than wo;
And as the sea doth # lie still,
Making its waters meet,
As if bv an unconscious VIII,
For rhe moons s liver feet.
Like some serene unwnk'ng eve
That waits a certain dcst'nv,
So lay nrv soul within mine eyes
Whtn hou its sovereign moon didst rise.
And now. h0wc'er its waves above
Nav to-s aud seem uuen -eftl,
One strong eternal law o. love.
With guidance sure and peaceful,
As calm and natural as breath
Moves its great deeps through Life and Deaf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

CoNJuGAL AFFECuoN.A woman from the
neighborhood of Granville, in England, went
into an apothecary's shop the other day with
two prescriptions, one for her husband, and the
other ior her cow She inquired what was tho
price of them aud the apothccary replied, that
it was so much for the man, and 50 much Tor
the beast. The woman finding that she had
not enough money, reflected for moment, and
said "Give me, at all events, the medicine for
the COW; can send for my husbands 10 NOR
row."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
PRICES or ADVERTISING.

do .io y 5- $3.50 o 75
do 3 do 90
Every s5hss6ocat inserii,n n, o 2s
Yearly Advertisements: one column S2s /; half
column, SIS, three squares, Sfa; two squsr,.s ~;
one square, 81, Hafycarly one column, $ g.
half column, Sl2 three squares SIS; two st,tfhrcs,
So; one square, 50 so.
Advertisements lett without directions as ',e he
length of time they TO he published, viii be
cnntirued untp ordered out, snd charged accotd-
ingv.
G JSixteen lines make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04
EeIGuAM DANnI.

npul es 10 make a great show,
" ear 9 ais stuck uP with pads aud padding;
And ,h's Is sorlV proHos,
For what's govse without he suihng.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-04

"Do you keep groceries here, sir :" asked
punstcr, as he entered the store of a dealer in
vegetables.
"Yes," was the reply.
ell, III take one
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-01
ANOTHER E.4RTHQUIKE IN
TIE VEST INDIES.

Captain Smith. of the schooner Francis
Cannady, arrived at Charleston on the 22d
instant, reports that shock of an earth
quake was experienced at the North part
vi Gaudaloupe, on the Sd inst.
The captain Ola vessel off the North
F"nt of The island at the time, stated that
IL shook his vessel with such severity,
that it was with difficulty the crew could
keep their feet. Adense cloud Of mokc
assembled from The vicinity Of Bassaloric,
and serious fears were entertained for the
safety of that place. 1t was quite sicklv
at Point Pclrc, owing 10 the oiitnsveness
of the ruins of The town.
The Comet was seen at ST. Thomas on
the ID inst. 1t was so brilliant as To
cause considerable alarm among the in
lrabllanls. \ shock of AN earthquake was
also felt at ST. Thomas Oh the 5lh INST. .
about half past 9 O'Clock at night. No
material damage was done.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-01
COnstables9 Sale.

sSSY virtue of two writs of icri lacias
81 issued one by John a. Rankin, Esq
late justice of the peace Of the State of
Maryland in and for Cecil county at the
suit of William Jones; TIE other issued
by William llanes, Esq. a justice of the
peace of the county and state aforesaid, at
the suit of Chambers and MaiiIt both
being against the goods and chatlles lands
and tenemcnts of Samuel AIdridge, and
William Beatty and to me directed, have
seized and taken into execution the fol-
lowing property, to wit: 2 horses,
cows, quantity Of wood, corded in the
woods, and all the right, title, intcres, and
claim, both at law and in equity of the
said Samuel Aldridge in and to that farm
or tract of land whereon he now resides,
and | hereby give notice that on Satur-
day the 22nd Of April inst, on the pre-
misses | will expose the said property for
sale to to the highest bidder for cash to
satisfy said writs. Sale to commence at
l O'Clock. IlEZ. FOARD. Constable.
April lst lSl3-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-01
THE LADY'S WREATH,
YOung ladies' Magazine.

YOUNG Ladies' MagaZlnc.
Hs,ho+i,Io - ,o,, work ,n1I;.l,.J month
& Il, IN pJII,J',,hia ,t thn - ,remeI,, low urics
~ 3Nr D0I hp
,rta j,s,,1,' 'r,I,; or,. :, >, c,u,, -. =. lou,
roto MnT,,;,o ,nhicl, as rc~,rds l;,or,rv mer.
il and mechanicaI cxocm,;o1 sl,il acn,l II =.
best three dollar magazines. Each number will
contain at least lorty-eight e yo} pages or read
Ing matter,
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL,
from the pens of the most talented male and fe-
male writer's PIT the Day. One or more,
SPLEN DID 5 EEL ENGkAN lN6S,
VIII be given IN each number, and also, one OF
series OF splendid
FLORAL ENGRAtlNGs-RlClILY COLI
OkED,
now IA course OF preparation; decidedly the most
attractive series OF embellishments ever given IN
any magazine: Ono or more pages OF new and
popular MuSlC, VIII be gwen IN each number.
Twill be printed upon new type, cast expressly
lor the purpose, ana upon hno white paper.
nc WORK mas reached It's tnfa NUMBER ana,
thus far Tie result has proved that the design OF
Furnishing Il Magazine I'll superior literary merit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-01
DISCLOSURE.

The New York Express Of yesterday
says:
I'VE understand that some astounding
disclosures will be shortly made by the
Police Magis trates, from Investigations
which arc going on in relation to some
crimes which have lately been committed
in this city. We arc not at liberty TO say
more at present"
1t is probable, if the Express is correct
as TO The fact that disclosures are to be
made, that they relate to the Segar Gill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-01
Fran the DeIouare Republican.
LocoroCo Observation-Disclosures
DECEPTION.

LocoroCo CoSsIsTENCY--Lccoroco
DECEPTION.
These gulers of the people pretend TO
be opposed TO all banks. all corporations,
Sc, yet when there is a deIaIcallon, when
a Bank or Company is swindled, locoGo-
dos are sure To have large share in the
kraud. Every man who will open his
X yes may see for himself. II these honest
folks are so horror stricken at Banks and
Corporations, why NEEDLE with them al
all2 Aye, that's the question. The true
answer must be they want to gull the
people-lhey have persuaded the people
that the Banks Fave caused all their lrou-
BILE and they must keep up the deception.
In Michigan they are at last forced to
show their true colors-ihey cannot sail
under the pirates flag any longer as the
following from the Philadelphia Nation
al Forum will show
THE locoiocos Of Michigan chartered
Bank! The Governor vetoed the first
bill to save appearances lie Obi cted
to some unmportant details, which were
amended and the bill pushed through!
Who, two years ago would haze believed
that Gov BARRY would so soon Lave be-
come godfather to Il "rag mill!"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-01

LAW IN CANADA.-lL is stated in
the Quebec Gazette that harmless old
man, Sercniy &c 0rS IF 0gc, was recently
tried before the court of General Quarter
Session, for &tooiiHg tie ricioNS horse oil
ncghbor, found guilty, and sentenced to
be HANGED.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-01

CASE OF Com. MAcKENziE.--The n.
York Herald says that the Court Martial
will eEcnlpate and justify this officer,
sand transmit their decision to Washing
ton during the present week. The gov
ernnient will ;hen set OH the relurn-but
what that action will be, we have no
chance oil knowing. The President and
Cabinet will PROFESSIONALLY sit upon it.
not only on account of lis Importance
but from the vast notice that has been at
tracted to it, b nth in Europe and this
country The decision OF the Govern
mcnt will come from the Navy Depart
lnent, and will be given 10 the public by
Secretary Lpshur.o
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-01
.i.NO TUER NY TINY.

The report is rife this morning that let
tcrs from the L, 5. Ship john Adams,
stated that Whcn near the Cape Of Good
ii"pc, Il nu'lny was discovered TO ave
s,ccn planned among the crew. Such
was the state of the crew, that tic men
we're ordered Oil Geek and being arranged
III line, they " ere asked what they wall
1rd. when i've Of HE men stepped forward
with complaints who were instantly shot
down and the crew ordered to their duty.
We lave net the report rXaclIl from first
lanCs, bat under such circumstances that
we think something like This mWsl have
oecurred.-.N I J0M # Com.