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The New York herald., 1844-09-25

IN A FORMER M ADyEKTIsEadENF fas1 M 1dG ON sTRCTuR.
much pains taken explain naturethe diseases
S dSS ts an
%
which will enable to judge whether he has
a1n y 11S f'a tSs BY
ssssaEy That the stream Of urine should b oeucsd eve.
established cases. S% ess i may exist o
% any e aa
ny thing directing The 3 attention @ to the seat I, Of m this ssas
n1 wdn !, ahe1 to m & and with re-
d fall upon mind nervous system rather than
part itself There however. three circumsances which
Ssp ane %fsn
III sssaE s ms 's
~
observed : lh pecaii. way which nshes should
5 :Issid ,5 sssi is Si;. !rfss may
w sS ao M I % d
structure exist without T. The next i. ''
% e % {. i . hs;. % T.
be considered Neither possible in eys1y to se
ns disposed to snos
however, should have continued from six to eight weeks this
csmstaacss The third IS 'A'
certain than that the effect Of Structure depress the
spirits and TO lessen mental Not that this complain
non one degree oth the writer rarely sees case
Structure which the patient does observe thar he
ctive capable G business formerly. This also
effect though little undertood but it unquestonab
Indeed, whoever considers the natural u
mind and sexual will easily imagine that, there
medium by which the mind powerfully acts these
through the medium The sexual orPsur
apon tbs mind Ihm however, better explained in Tn
Private Treatise OF the author little volume which
parts OF the world. As the Of Structure proceeds
the activity OF mind invariably returns.
With 10 the Of Strcturehis, il gratifying
state generally accomplished in little ime and without
in or inconyenience Nothing exceed the Improvement
Of late ip the Treatment Of this complaint indeed in the
accomplished in many days formerly demanded
months. Many PERSONS consult the writer bust
this cv for short time only, but perfectly
cured, t.n been of trouble and anxiety o
ears To those who leave their homes the fur.
ises his peculiar OF cure, together with his P
e eatise,' which has interesting chapter giving every
info nation the subject, and written in the panes
Dr. Ralph takes this opportunity Of saying that he may be
consulted the various diseases referred IA his Prvat
Tatisea his dwelling No 80 Greer rwich street,
hour and consequence of the number q preenders and
books Of quackary which nest this city he deems
make the following staement satisfactory ground OF conf
ence Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
NC he has been engaged the of these Diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty years. and
published re editions OF work expressly them Also
that he has letters from the most eminent physicians Europe
from the most eminent men N Amercaes Sir Ashley Cooper
ha and Others and that he permitted 70 refer TO almost
se 81 Address DR.. Ralph senr., 81 Greenwich street.
~ Int I'm
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
pr EATIVE ELIXIR CORUI L.

Desomeaux, of Paris He has entirely exploded the
ray received opinion OF the existence OF sery
indeed Of mallomation whc
extremely The invarable and universal success si n
health which the wife becoming blessed mother
years pied in chdess lonelins has fully established
he Of the Pocreative Elixir Cordial Il iniaaele j.
various of complaints arising from Illness
prudsce It's and nvariabe success its ecommenda-
blshed sale of than fifty thousand bottles and pack
sges sufficient evidence Of its excellence aud the estimation
which is held. 1t pleasant and agreeable the
The undersigned the oay authorised agent in this country
Price 50 bottle.
For the Of those residing Of tho city the in
xredients composing the Elixir Cordial put ckaga
by mail with full direction Tor preparing.
Price OF package S. making three bottles:
All letters must be postpaid, and directed to-
Dr. r. MELVEAU, box "a, N. York city,
Office 100 Liberty
NB-Ladies calling for the elixir" will be waited by
in ffpud lance ia
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IMPOnIANT TO HE LADIES.

IWT TOteIhNI IO TIE LALIES.
THE subscribers take pleasure in offering the Ladies their
Il PATENT ELASTIC AKTEAllAN BRACE. This is a u
invention winch has been long needed and eventually
indispensable article OF the Female wardrobe. IL combiues
us Of conscton all the graceful proportions Of the
Corset without Of its tendencies while the Cor
by unnauray comprising the chest mIedes the and
heahiu action of the lungs thereby diseases Of the
most fatal tendency. The ARTEAAIN BRACE expands the
chest gives free and healthy action the Lungs and grace
ul and pleasing outline to the hgure possessing does the
correcting OF keeping the person and the shoulders
symmetrc Parents and Guardians lay requested
examine this article. Ii will be found inspection TO fulfil
all the for which recommended, and of immense
benefit children Of either and all persons who have
qud the habit Of STOPPING This Brace manufactured un
der the immediate inspection Of Mr. Parses who has been
gagged Tor the last eighteen In the manufacture Of deent
articles Ter similar purpose and offers the
Brace article that has heretofore fallen under
his observation Ladies Department No. Park Place,
door from Broadway where LADY, perfectly acquainted with
the structure and fitting Of the article will be attendance
Wholesale Department AT the old establishment Of
PARSELLS " AGATE,
% lmssc 23T Broadway, corner Of Park Place.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
A

RRUN LAROsIERE Y COURT, ile William street. n y x;
ID Hayre packets their Of Fall
Goods which or elegar they rival All dealers and
Judges the ne invited them call, and
will venture 10 say they viii without express
iag ,hsr admiration of such beautiful stoct They pledge
flowers for FRENCH they have their house Paris Rue de
Tracy, No. G, and deal exclusively in French flowers
The New York herald., 1844-09-25
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
DTTI =.


THIS POPULAR MEDICINE is now in such demand,
L that long notices of its efficacy unnecessary
Thousands Of Testimonials Of perfect cures Of Dyspsa Dys
Scroula and Nervous Complaints, be az he
THCs ROBERTS X CO.,
No III Fultoi street =
This Medicine put up Spanish Portuguese French, Ger
and Italian Wrappers with Books OF Directions and les
timonas the languages for au3l lmAm
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''''-''''''-''''-s'
p JOSEPH, Is Maiden Lane (ur stars mporter.of Eng
d. sh French aud German double and single barrel Fowl
Ing and Duckag GUNS. from the lowest to fines, 9galties
Also, always hand, extensive assortment Of PISTOLS
both Double and Single Barrels embracing 100 different
including the modern Six Barp Bevolvers all Of which will
be sold lower than other the trade Merchants and
Cun Smiths particularly requested TO call, previous
making their purchases will certainly bnd to their
advantage. a20 4ms rTc
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,ssek CASH PAID FOR GOOD AND FRESH SEED
every kind at the Bowery Seed and Plant store, No
ARAl021a Bowery.
for sale large collection Of the qualify Of Fruit
Trees Shrubs Roots and Green and Hot-ouse Plants cheap
Tor cash. Goods packed for shipment any part Of the United
States Persons wishing supply themselves with Trees Of
superior quality for Orchards filling their Consevaories
with fine Plants will do we'll by applying first this establish
en where no pains will be spared 20 satisfaction BY the
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SHIRT MANUFACTOKY

SSGrHs wzotfSA!WE rs v fND HEy4't ORE,
SUPERIOR TEAS, CoFFEE. sUGAR.-7Aso, Wines in
a 'rS u9 oosH "asG sGreaH y
London Brown Stout Edinbursho soAs As SCI sssrs Hs
Wholesale and Retail Store, 76 Nassau street
N B-Psope from the country, Hotel and Boarding House
give this establishments call Goods Of the city
op urys ,,ISSd IT, TIE aa,d dARIEs INsS snppourrps
.sds ss as Of f de che ws p E::s sdsi agady
Gs 70 the afflicted s The % prse, @
liz mos ggmyated circumstance.
As Wei Veil as Ss cos sa fRslsstfs
spa IL q a raao sn and F sa In ali h
60 @ IN Europe By msdca s men G The highest II % %
eass % Colleges and as' aosp,s and by al tie
Rooms have 6sa furnished exclusively for Iads. =. No
s Tssr 9sy y "a S. attendance 81 + % g'
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGESCK yu2, : Ar LIVERPOOL.
s1a%a Be- Bs.,sa
d d Wal N Ns 2o5 arr so o.. agPGFssd @ AGENT;
to for H Is IS our hipas aud Aeca
~ ensure the reception Of good; Il LyeIp99 and he for
that they should hrogh the hands Of our
MEssRs. ADAMS x CO..
their several Ofrces, IA follows
No Court street, Boston No. Light street, Baltimore.
No. Wall street, New York fenn. Avenue, Washington
No IS Chestnut street. plad. No IS Fourth Pttsburg
No. 10 shetucket st. Norwich, Ne IS5 Mag st. WoTesstrr
Liverpool May 1, 1884,
WILMER 4 SMITH take this opportunity Of stating
Merchants Brokers' importers and Others resident in every
Of the Union that teir Liverpool house peculiarly adapted
Tor the and express despatch Of packages parcels SPECIE
@ a 2" H. ned S ,nd Msm sSa s
department of their business AND PERso
ATTENTION PRINCIPALS all occasions.
WILMER SMITH have made arrangements with Messrs.
ADAMS Co, by which all Goods passing through their
. viii have the immediate and punctua attenon ol their
sad Agents, essTs ldcas Co. Boston and New York,
and will thereby be free om delay and high charges
Hey deem necessary here that they have
sesioa whatever with Mr.. f. g. Tuchsrnan Of Liverpool
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A RAKE CHANCE.
A IT DR " TT. - At


- THE Proprietor Of he BALTIMORE HOUSE being
GOOD WI aud tixarss q the being Of the best
located Hotels IN the Iy Of o transient brs-
aess Y situated At The corner Of Dock and Front The
house four stories high with thre fronts and upwards Of
huty rooms nearly all fronting the streets There Is sos
within Of the Baltimore aud New York Steamboat
landings, Custom House. Post Oce, Exchange &C. The
establishments has been doing good business for the last four
rs good tenant have for number of years
derate
The purchaser may have any time before the
Of October nsxt.
For further particulars inquire the Auction 27s Mar
ket street, on the premises.
Also, Of large Elks male and iunale These animals
full grown and line specimens OF their kind The male
carries al present about ~ feet OF horns. au23 imc
ssss FOR sALE-AN ELEt'ANT COUNTRY RESI-
- DENCE OR FARM Of about 20 or 10 Acres, situated
whin ten miles Of this city, in the county Of Westches
the village Of West Farms and the Post road run
between this city and Boston, The farm is in high
Of cultivation and abounds fruit Of all descriptions and
Of the most choice selections and quality The house is ee
ganty situated prominent location commanding exten
sve view OF the adjacent Long Island Sound &c., and
built but few since the best possible and
repee with convenience and comnodious being
10 feet by ~ feet The outhouses all and admirably
ranged For farmer resident Of the city this place offers
great nducement being within hours drive Of the city and
within mile Of the Harlem Railroad The place be
amned at any time and possession given IN 80 days.
For further apply to the the premises
X COLLINS co. Sc South ST. sIO
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On. DiUS Sof,
OCULlST
AND oPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
O. 80 Cham bers 1t. doors w. Of BrOadWaY,

AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
No. 80 Chambers 1t. doors w. Of broadway,
NEW YORK
CONFINES his DISEASES EYE, and Oye
~ raons upon that Organ and appendages ARTIFICIAL Eyes
inserted Dr. D. has for the last eight years devoted IFS
on having been pupil Of De- ELLIOTT subsequently, his
TTors (stabismus cataract &c.) and treatment charges
moderate. Office hours from A. M to6P NJ
~ mtec
DR CORBlTT may be consulted con6dentially his OF
hce - pnsne ee. ,To % app 30 ch;, 1 sanssfs @ n
University City OF New York and that he has exclusive
y confined his practice from being the Of
certain classes o diseases now eleven the city Of
New which his entire The Of
record than be found in his
practice The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
Of mercury has its thousands Of victims Recent
are in days removed entirely from the system See that
you iudicousy treated by legally qualified and
by rstenie and qpaeks there several Of them in this
Persons afflicted with protacted and nveterate
nee despair Of being restored health by applying Dr.
Corb practice Of many has established the Doctors
for skill and respectabity Structures the
Doctors profound attention medicine may be had 20
,-n. cssa a.-..e ~ any q i. firms. .ls aIn &c
YRsSsk yREs; yREys67;s 4 s::sl ~ s'x: xxs S:s' "
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- BREWERY AND FARM FOR sALE.-The Sub
:.ber offers fer sale ths old s.t.bsd ,sa Ss;ns ss ss
Westem Railroad IL Is in good most Of the arsnsis
asary new capable of brew 1000 barrels seaon Malt
attached capable of mating 6oOO bushels annum
Few country possess Tive o doing
safe and profitable situated the centre oi manasc
turing district where consumption Of ale is rapidly IN
The Farm consists Of 7s acres 80 of which well tmbeed
he rest under cultivation well fenced and good buildings
Wili be sold separately or together Terms easy ,,.,x
West Troy, Albany County Julv 10Th lSl4 lis tire
The New York herald., 1844-09-25

- TVKfl SCKEENS, SlF.VES, Ec &c.
THE Of the public called Patent Portable
Cirist Mill to work BY hand on other power with which
every grind his grain. Also, for Grinding
Coffee apd spess and highly recommended by all who
have used them. sN rl:z4 s-f
Goals Patsn Grain Cleaner and Corn Grinder. new in.
ventol superior any heretofore used
Rice aud Coe Shelters Of different sizes; Sugar Mills &C.;
Woods Patent Shinge Machine.
HorAe Powers calculated for horses with gerng
attached For sale at manafacturer prices au2o I'm ire
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h public respectfully requested remember that il
Is ssuds Sarssper that has and constantly achieving yuch
M human frame suhjsssi s-s-ev ssh 70, sands. eaaps.
ins asa taks ~ eukss, Nf lmsm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
IMPORTANT TO TIE PUBLIC.

Thousands of persons continue 10 cure
themselves of Colds, Coughs. Headache.
Rheumatic Affections Small PoA, Measles.
Coslveness. Influenza, and host OF those
indications OF the body or the Blood being
out of order. simply by perseveringly pur-
glng themselves with the Stainburn's Veg
elabie Extract Pill, so as any symptoms
OF arrangement in any organ remain. or
ten, by adopting this course, which eXper-
renee has proved is according to nature, it
being merely assisting her, have many
been in few days restored to health
1t is conceived that the curative effect
depends on the purgatvc qualities of the
olamburn Pills experience having made
'hem the mos, iudlcIously balanced pur-
galIvc known.-Sold at VIM. Torbert's
store
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
THE CECZAA yFzEEG4

and more principle too, than those Of his
political friends, who would iav, him 10
attempt to Dust DR.. Preston if it were IN
his power, which however we do not be-.
lleve lie could do il hc we,e so diaaosed-
we do not think he could be persuaded
II make the attempt.
In casting our eye over The above has
lily penned remarks, we thought they
perhaps have the appearance of ''begging
the question''-of showing reasons why
Mr.. Constable should not contest The cleo
IIon, Tor the sake Of inducing him not 10
act, and thus ward off blow that may
be premedltated against us--We disclaim
any such intention. If he can take the
seat, and is disposed to do it, we would
say, let HIM do it. SO far as DR.. Preston
is concerned, the Wings of this Congress
slonal District will take care of him-de-
prlve him of his just seat and we will
elect him the next term by laundering
majority. And as far as the wing party
is concerned, the result will remain the
same--the majority and the victory will
still be theirs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

BABE, THE PIRATE. REsPITED. Near
~ the last official act of the amcneh
upShur, was one fmercy to n fellow be-
ing condemned to death. On Tuesday he
penned the following letter to Mr. Still
well, u. S. Marshal, New York:
SIR; enclose you the Presidents res
plie OF the execution OF David Babe. alias
William Brown, for thirty days from the
day fixed for his execution, the receipt of
which you will please acknowledge
am. sir: res specially,
Your obedient servant,
A. P. UrsuuR.
Before this letter, however, had reach
ed It's destination, its author was lying in
the cold embrace of death.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

VIII I've sold at Public Sale, on Tues
day the l3n in>I., al Cherry Hill, one
family horse equal TO any ia the county,
two good cows, one fresh the other will
be soon, one hog, Household Furniture,
such as beds and bedding. coverIlds,
quilts, blankets, sheets, pillow cases. table
Linen. Carpets, Bureau, Tables, chairs,
LOOKING glasses, Two good watches. one
gold and The other silver, stoves, one large
cooking stove, small one, , brass kettles.
pots, tubs, irons. shovels, tongs, dung
forks and hay forks, pIoughs and harrows.
grind stone, meat and fish vessels, pota-
toes by the bushel, gears, one old GIG and
harness. wheels and axcIree good, one
horse cart and gears, and a number of
other articles not here mentioned.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock, when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by
LEVI TYSON.
Cherry HILL March 2nd 1SIl-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

GAsuALrY-Thomas Wells, carpenter
by trade, residing in West Goshen town
slip, lost his life very suddenly, on the
i$t instant. He was raising a building
for Richard MIlIson, in East Bradford,
and jumped from where he was standing.
on to a crib used for feeding cattle. His
feet slipped Of, andhe fell with his breast
on the edge Ct the crib, which is suppos
cd to have rnrturod main blood vessel
of the heart. lie died III about an hour
and 4 half after the occurrence, aged lhir-
ty-three years. Tie has Il family.
RcgiNcr 4 ErnRincr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

March ltb 1G1i
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
MIR. RlCAUD'S ADDRESS.

1t will be seen by reference 10 another
dunn, that our worthy and cstinabe
dra span and lellow-cilizen, has with
know ,bym the canvass Of Senator We
the who naa1. R. has made sacrifices for
an alIen5 desi n I'D the public, and but for
he wosII lonn we the State and them
life, " from public
ht.f Ne,rS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
Important ar8sae Is~sgAiEg-
feps

We learn from our Washington CORES
pondont that the nomination Of Mr.. Cal
houna S Secretary of State was sent to the
Senate yesterday morning. It was also
rnmor"d yesterday that Mr.. Wright, Of
New ! "rk, has been nominated as Judge
of the Supreme Court. Mr.. Mason, Of
Virginia; to the Navy Department, and
Gov. Shannon, Of Ohio, as Minister to
MeXico.-Ball Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

TIL" editor Of the "Nanvoo NeigIhar,''
l1I0c" in the Mormon settlement of Nau-
VOC. proposes Gen. JosEpu SMITH as 4
candda'o for the Office Of President of
the United States, and says, "honoralfe,
fearless, and energetic, he would admin
Istcr Justice with an impartial hand, mag
My '"d "i@H.JY the Office Of chief mag
'slIatc Of this land; and we fee, assured
'hat there Is aota man in the United Siales
~orr cooiPe'eM for the tack" 1t says the
Mcrmons will withdraw from the Presi-
Dental contest unless he is a candidate.
md their motto henccforth viii be, Gen
rrrl JosLnu SaiTi.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

EXPOSURE OF MoRMoNs.-The Mount
Holly, n. J. Herald states that hirteen
Morinons, residing and worshipplng a.
ShrevcvlIe, lately renowned Mormonism,
in consequence Of "a new revelation made
by joe Smith. The new revelation allnd-
ed to, is said to be Of most abominable
character.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
THE CANAL BILL.

1t will be seen by reterance to onr An
napolls correspondence, that the bill for
completing the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal yesterday received death blow in
IN the House OF Delegates, by vote of
70 10 35-Balt. Sun
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

DEATH OF SHERIFF FRAME.-We re-
gret to announce the death Of NATHAN
FRAME, Esq, high Sheriff of the county
OF Chester He was chosen to The office
at the last general election, and conse-
quenIly held 1t but few brief months,
until the hand of death struck him from
our midsL-Register & Examiner Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
MAILS For ElInnPE

The Steamship IIlbernia, Captain Iud-
klns' LEFT Boston on Friday. for Liverpool
Sae carried ont36 passengers The mails
IN charge contain 10000 letters, and sew
cral carloads of newspapers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

NoTER's RIGHTs.-Joshua ". Blanch-
ard has received 9l75 against the select
meh of BrookIn, Massachusetts, as DANA,
yes for their Illegal refusal to let him vote
III the election OF 1880
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

The Alexandria Gazeuo says.-The
Potomac fisheries, it is expected, will COM
mcDee active operation about the rs, Of
March. There will this year, be no ex-
ira cxorions, either 10 increase the num-
roi landings, or the work at the shores
already established. About the usual pre-
para,ions are making. We wish all hands
engaged success in their labors-B San.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
PFRPE rUAL FIRE.

A London paper says, that fire now
burning on the hearth OF Mr.. SradIing, OF
Somerset, was kindled in 1862, by one of
his ancestors, and has never been suffered
to 90 out.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

DUFF GREEN.-DuT Green has alrea-
dy retired from the Tree trade paper. '.the
Republic" that he SO recently establish
ed in New lork.-It grows out of "a
quarrel between him and his assocites.
OF which 1.-THE reasons" are to given here
after.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

AN1nEA. Noah's Messenger proposes
lie purchase Of a small ire-englne by
Congress, to be filled with cold water and
placed upon the floor Of the house near
;hc Speakers desk, so that VIXEN any Of
the members become ''cxcited,' tie nozzle
Of the pipe might be turned against them
and made to dsgorgc. This, ills thought
wonld be a cheap and innocent way OF
cooling of such as are pugnaclonsIy dis
posed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
Fol the Cecil Wing.
GILL NETS
Extract of a letter dated, Senate Chamber
ANNAPOLIS. March z, 1911.

Dear Sir:-The Bill to prevent the
stalking Of giIIiug nets in the waters Of the
Chesapeake Bay and the Su'quehanna,
North East, Elk, Bohemia and Sassairas
rivers, has Just passed the Senate after a
warm debate by ayes II, noes 5, thus !
hope forever settling this vcXed question,
! hope yon may receive this in time to
give Information in your next paper, so
important to our fishermen. H.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

IOWA. The Legislature of Iowa has
passed bill TO provide for taking an ex-
preston of the wishes Of the people OF
that Territory relative to a Stale Govern
meni, on the lstof April next
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEEr-The BIZ
reported by Mr.. Frick, in the Sanai' OF
Maryland, for the Establishment OF lm2fIs-
oumcnt for debt passed shat body OF Mon
day last.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-09
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last by the Rev. James
Mcintre, Mr. SAMUEL Nc lSrlRE of Cecil Coun-
ty, 10 Miss MATILDA BouLDEN, of New Castle
county, Del.