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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

I'll ir'pEMiC.--A fatal epidemic. IT !, sad no.
s'' ~ ''s "esl India Island, more dretul m -,
cue" WIDER spread, aud more severe m e.
way man " had been remembered Ia bs n, s
~ aston aud The lever al the lsie. ds,.!
- - - 'ase "llh unaaaied ,io.one, and
ue'n victims were dhlly beng sacrificed :, '+''
,'.s','1 enemy The epidemic 80 lar a. ,hs
=. ~ yen oeen 'eeeired seems 10 oonGoo
,a,a...,-i'' - ~ "e'fee' only. winch y tbs no.,
'''u ''l'a' f0paons leland IN the rfoun
,,,t ~. 'l'n''y ia have been lad pruslrs,e
ana there are but lew IA lie Island 49,, -
had 10 mourn Ihe las Vi friends s,g 80. - not
Bali san anu teiahNes-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
VIRGINIA LEeIsIATtv

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The S~nsis hsts Fsss.sd - AL, -.
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TIE sri rrspesussns dsn.xr. IN s.,s
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Ths srrfols afifn hsil -. ,at.s a- 81,
hlsnts 6ilr,i. al ihsn s,as - "a \. -
ou nssssa. ~. Less adtsatr.d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
SALE NEW AN
- tABIE BOOKS-uAII a ~

vii eel Al ihen sic. rom. On HI
evening. . salaahis oslle~t.sa of h,-i. G
TIE fahi 'shrf,. asnoar ahieh are .plef.-'
Polio snd 2as'ip Bshie.. With fine iliu'ia
great ssrsiY Of snail h.bles an -
iase 'her ~iih Standard wori.. n hi''0
h'osf.IA,. Theology and 6eI,on. ~
Annual. fsr lsi1
All hoSa' warranted p<tfect ana -
reserve
\ fafe chance i9r making valuable
Lshsafle..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
tro BE CONTINUED !

f,a,.,sns-fAviER MARTIN. chief Justice Of
AGO a, mel sn,ng down Roy: street ds, or iva
b.tl,ule e,,h m inhrm oil man. Tb.fr VA.
ere,. n. h.,t was .l,, bones aad 10 nehi m h..
were hoioA. H. wore grey, aud hs chsek.
an aid shapeess hat Which eeaunafe 'ailout and
shfseied lace. He vas led ah,i.eed aaoa' bali he
ragged negro boy on Nhlse shoal1e a ia1' looking
ed-ihe by lhus answered The double hand rest-
guide and support. "rfose OF
Who is that person passngr said a ,lrane.
tlpol Al Tho entrance 10 The Reading Roam no
10 resident citizen.
Iaai, said the lanef. -. Frame. X,r,.
Alafun' VII, Is NOW, and has been 10, MOI. ,l.,, i.
quarter OF century, The presiding Judc. of M,
supreme Couu OF the State Though tni,e,,r, ,. 4.
seems to be- on The brink Of the gave. he ,..,u.
close attendant or his Judicial duties tho,eh ,,l -.
eo"h IN o'dlt he /" unimpairei IA mind S,m,
o' IA, physical functions, his sight for instance h.,
iaHed hni but has menial qualities ar, fe,f,e, 49,,
uhofohen aud his opinions are even nov, L.,l.. ~
10 not oHiy by his assDcinies on lAe hencb 80, :,
me Whole LOUISIANA bar "a, a model Of S,,,ri -
uooirne and wise jurisprudence aud sh,h,, =. q
''"s 'e''l"s o" 'he shoulder OF thai negro boa, y.
= sa0 10 DC millionaire m the way Of ,,.,i,t
oYeh Is tfaneis Aav.et Martin pre,,d.nt ~ a..
''fieme 1ouu OF Louisitna. and Historian ,r ~,
Safe, Thai he should attract The n,i,,. -. ~
""' "ould see HIM passing 10 or from he Cou,t b,
~ ma"ef "i surprise, Tor lea more singular L,t
"s ne" aie 10 be met IA the streets Of ti,. ,,,,,
ny ''4" 'sdge Mafnn, ul The Supreme Cour.
n o Plcagans
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

BOOKS Tho silrniron Of the fesisi fsqes.as d
10 the sals n Boa, Ihs. evening. at The Aae ton
rooms Of Messs Hal q wscthsm. TIE esoss are
well p',a'sd and toOa.. and assy II sA.ss s.I.el
editions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

cur GLASS We are srau6sl - perceive
that worthy f.ips citizens. M,.p- NJ 4 Il II
s~eeney lasl the premium s~.rd.d lot he pafr.i
cat ria'' b, The iodsss af the Fsu q III. Mechsn.
&C. ln,iilute 81 81 feuf. Nor~asbe,. iss3. There
- NJ doubt hat lhi. piem,ura % veil b~stossd. 10
there 40 ii.ef gias ihsn rhesf. IN ihs un.sn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
WHEELING DAILY TINES.
TUESDAY,. JANrAnY. "a. ~.


Tn s.. $50 I....t = % iI.l Wilsaaa e RE-
. ~IH = saaa Tn - lare sts Wttiiea = = Isf
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Hat.se ..a#HH# -. a.frfstt. ass 81 : -
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fra.IaI s.aaHsa Las .tHasilcl pi.e a she - -
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nra.s 81 .aa.8z.K 81 iHs tssau.r. sda renewing
OFT aaaa. q. Is. he es4f-e ST. Rive. ~ ..afsaz
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

,
n lie ad u'n % - J. a'.'5 q ie''' ''''y'' y
j s.oa. Nv" .'tsssf.s.'a - f.''s
#1fs5i.s. ~ Nia1 Nas i etss ''N
4efis'a. 1f' o' h'n.aehh II -" sl"'' IL
- Tire t''''l states ---aa >. a. q oo'' '.'.
z4Hs #t"e ne Wa M taassa TOT '''
fa..'sehil nj me aeAl etssiiaas ID "It'
>if.fa i' ''.'el'' JACKSON as a N''' .''.
.anfen 1a held al Ia. lmafe.
A. ihe i'm of NJ GAYS entry l'''
Is = a'nn dat'es' me s3a'eei %. .''
ana aas p-N9 eu. Hs-s#as t1e a'.eh ''N
II Congress aal fAe nation Hs J. Coz
liaHf Wis au @ peaesf - 5#s ff1'e--'Ne
system. and e'mesa a#sIss 100 To-
#eafe i.s abtHdaaH ~ tfaaHg = as Ne
Id The leg s.'.i % - Ing Is. 3h-re
"a great reason b Lar 'f0 us efforts
eosI4 prove successful 1t IA more
as'an. danger lmPan1rd from las gov
ae discomfort OF the Soa.h. Their staple
was cotton, Cor winch ihef haa, up 10
that time. found lhsaf p nclfai market
n Inslaad AM hey VIE indignant a.
the imposition sidaies upon The COTTON
sio3s th7y received IN feian. nc
and, they alleged, operated against
their peculiar interest, AMI hey aYowcd
al intention TO resist Is lnnaeaons un-
Iess II was modified ID accordance with
Their views Though wiling Ia mhA'
II ! reasonable '1-rificcs iaf the peace &
welfare 81 every portion al his country
NrG.ay could MOI aai consent ,e the
sure nicr of tse Protective poll.
= audon the "a OF January. l,3x, be-
introduced resolution providing for The
reduction of duties On a ilsIes except
silks snd vines, which ID ne come into
competition with sinllaf articles pro
]9eeJ or manufactured n the Unuci
States, he SUSTAINED his eso'uilun TO-
Al eloquent speech, 5fmiy nphoIdlns
ne policy oC Protection. and ilsiiyinr
lie concessions he fell disposed to make
70 TIE demands Of The Seuih. In an
sRer 10 Nr llafne. Of South Carolina.
No replied to.th sc CD he delivered his
great defence OF he American system.
against tie British Colonial system IN
which, by the Soundes, argument. A.
VEL as by the most abundant his,ort.,l
evidence, he sustained against the aiyo
a.es Of Free Trade. the doctrines he
had always aud wiJh 50 maci earnes,ne.
upheld aod defended. Il vas continued
through several DAYS. md Is ,erh,,s
The most Clt and conclusive ,rglment
IN defence Of the Protective system 10
which eaiy reletaace eaa nov be male.
On the 18Th Of March, Nr Dtckersor
from he Commute on Manufactures, re-
ported bill conlorneI 10 the principle
OF Mt Gays resolution. Il was dis
cussed with great animation, and dnall,
became n law IN guly. IS82
This blli did not SATISFY The South. |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

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sns"ei shslhsf Hear, Cav Msuia Nan Barea
ne m.n 81 ,ssh fn.1.
have fhas. NJ eea' ~tfs The ffanAne~ duo
70 out feisisns Of lfienlshp Peru,nal .ssa rsio.l
ginsn sas re- saens On sah3ecl shirh -
sos1fh a. l,fee f.sfls Il the paslss susnsss and
10 wAseh NJ rs.5 esls<n can ~ Indifferent At
Ter myself ihss NJ 1ssl yo~r esacsffsnse. snd
ih.i OF cat Republican ffs.a1s MIA have scie5 siiA
- IN he inanz ,eene. ihrrafh ~hich h.rs
passed bai. m any event. ! thss wfll -
received by ,ea Niih he tin~inr. AID o.rdlainr n
The sri's Il ~hish pa, yes 10 t.lls,s ns. mai
,foi, ssd faithfully, ,eun
W { Riyrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

We need nai he al The itouhle Of calling The
stehiion II tie reader 10 the lsuer Of Mr. Riss.
Il IA one u hose documents that are al~sys Rad
Mr.. has occupied and doe. now seeapy. hoss,sf
much hs friends may have found ocoss.aa 10 festsi
he cratic momeai. en- envisbls siiusison IN Ia.
mr. "a Tier IN b.. course
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

We le.fn hat tie Lssco Cos,senisan hell 81
Frsnsiafi N, On The sh ms. nominated c.l. VII.
Ian o BerLrr ol csuA. &c Governor. and Gen
w,iiI,s : P.LonIR Of Louisville. fas Lieutenant
G3yefnot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

1 VARIETY Of .e,s.dd TOYS
~ ss >.~ Ytsfs,~~nis ~ ~
de- n rAb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

IS On The l2ih DAY Of A pal ne.t. Henry CLAW
WIN De 81 years old. lie viii he ,n.ss,,,,,,
resident Of tho Uaied States. bslor. h,, ssh h,r,b
Day strAss "'' o0'A o"h
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
81 ElnsaJ fsais no. HaBo,sf

'in me .nesrh ,ilsdsS - snsd. m ~ i2h
February. l-2s. on he po~,r. Of he Nses fss..
Jen' ~ presiding saseer & N. ssaai,l NJ A.n
Bafen @Hnasni, ~ the "sueinri" 81 Nj Adams. d
hs inaugural address 10 frate the unfsa II ik>
tao gfral F,illiirsl rsfiirs shtch h, sas shats
d''dsa The efanfff fosua 10 sdsGslan II tho G>sl
.ii'ai'aa 10 nc fse.en Az. snd ssr isi.t ifnr NJ
Aisn's theory. hs ave, hs N the isIlsssas
"ofds 'lheY The tsa xfesi tsoissral rsfts. Of
fepefalta ea1 Republican sfsss fsssn ofhsr snd
ven dihefsni causes. Th-s are. N truth. masais
v he aseti'ed 10 Tie Struggle t~twera Iva segans
principle, that have heen IN sc'is, ap~rsifan IN IN.
c"unlft if'Fn The chsns scenes ~ ths R,saaion.r,
war Ia The prrsrnl dss--the oas seeking ~ .hsab
Is "a ss r'acio ihs, all io~ss from 10 irsnmsis
- fce' si's ondenss ~ into .inrls be sdhs athsf
an Antagonist fftncipie lato,tas .. ssidu-susiy b,
re'isi The sn,t sehmrnis ADD haa The extent Of
LtrcaiNr suthufiiy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

SEn REV ARD - Runaway On %
esOe1O nv hrF,n man. sho cal. tsfn.,'
Bryant na,k 20 a bright ,aal.iio o . ,
Old oonmao h~,shi. nell .si. .ifpss fs~-.'-s
esunisrsree. blsck ~,,s snd .,'a =, e''' -
bar. fisink he'd a nasea AZ dirprls 10 - fAa.
on he arm lie hsd es.fnsnsiis-i ,rsstai i.'h
money. and no dos,hs Ire. paa snl faisn
siie.ri Ia gei N oA,a. @h.f. heaf h -
ssqaaia'snrc lie hs, .rk.d 20 = ,mi.l 81
3af } sesf' isaa. hsfed 90 farm. - ~
nash,ns 81 his cipih~s ! ~ili give u 81
isken ~ the epaais. IS N The STATE e.. y
secured m "a 40 that set HIN JOIN r.
BERN Ilill. s,sysn.bafg 7 o, calpsp5si ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

NIX. EDITOR 10 youf lsa pspef am ann nc.
cd as . candidate for The Second Ward. | am
grateful 10 ihase Who have hitherto given me Their
support. as veil 10 those ~ho would give II nov
bat haze aniiOray declined beng a osnd.da,s.
aud vii thank ,oa to withdraw my name
Nsp respectfully.
JAMES W. CLEMENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16
'Mf For. IN hr history Of Jsm.n

toi . IN ht History Of Jam..U
Won 70 De tsaii1ed 10 The ~ deal e,ten, ,,a d, a..
~" uuilhgaied sHlenoe. N the ,e,,,,.t,..,, -
'' van bufeh none ran doubt WIN hs,. 49,
e'e observers oi he selfish aud yie,,a, .,.,em
., parry policy erempl6 fed IA the creed and caage,
~ "'n'e an hf' ifiends. ~ho have ne,
'''u'1aoie motto OF parry rsp4e,i,. ~ b,ldl,
eno'aAoned on The shields OF h,. eba..s e.1ls'.'
winch IA prooaining 10 The yie,,,, -, =.
" as o' 'e'afy, shamel.ssly pointed !, ,hs IT.
-"u puohe irnsls Of the country a. the ,,ss,e,'
punoef Of political warfare
pNl' 10 return 10 The remsrk have al,.,av ~.
C'u'd any hing mdir deeper WOUND a. -.
'ause 81 republican institution. than such -.
e'e % le''is aud instability on the p.u 81 an. e
"ue's Dolly As Would be exhibited IN Tho -
' '''n o MI an Baren. after the oyetshcln,ns
mn oi ms administration pronounced ~
w.. 1''os' unanimous electoral voice OF A.. 60
.,l ',fse shoH year. ago. Would II M, -
poru'a' government Itself .hg.WSrj al -
NON q. .'s nallon'i IT. le40 The American peool,
upon 'ne fullest and mos, deliberate be.,,ns ~ -.
',as' o. as political eonlroveny-of N. ts,.as.
ven g OF Tue offoneni, Of sir. Van Bur,n--,ae,.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-16

DR..
PHYSICIAN 81
Ahtt.eE ia
~ Cenlfs sis /
Del Of The tame s.fst
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17
Romantic Incident.

The Worcester EngIandt Journal
says:-"A singular circumstance happen
cd on Saturday evening to two lovers, who
were on their way home from Wotton to
Charfeld, Glouccs,ershire. To the great
surprise Of the female, she met with her
former lover, just returned from America,
TO make her his bride. The cries of the
two quite alarmed the neighborhood. A
gentleman, who happened to be riding
past at the tire, advocated the claims Of
poor William, but in vain; the damsel de-
cIared i'll favor of the Yankee, and the
marriage takes place is day or two"
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17
The OSFe Case.

Every body remembers Mr.. Ogle and
'hr gold spoon' speech which he made
in Congless. Recently statement came
out III the papers that Mr.. o, had. on his
tleati-brd regretted tlral he ever delivered
that speech, and that it was tissue Of
tnsehoods. lhn statement was contra
diclel by his friends, and we believe that
Il suit was brought against the editor who
tirst published the story. A, least. we
see that IN the Bedford County Court an
ind,cunen. was Hied last week, at Somer-
set. against George W. Bowman, for libel
an the late Charles Ogle. Judge Black
presided, and the jury gave verdict Of
gs.iIy, Governor Porter, VIC sec By the
SANE paper, Immediately pardoned Bow
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17

at any time he in arrenr and unpaid for
the space Of 30 days from and after The
same should be due and payable that then
and in that case the whole amount both
principal and Interest should Immediate
ly lherenPon at the option Of the COM
plalnants become due and payable. The
Bill further states that the Interest which
has accrued on the said debt or sum of
S 1900 has been in arrear and unpaid much
longer then the space Of 90 day $ from the
time the same wag due and payable and
that The comPlainants therefore claim and
desire that the whole amount of both the
said principle sum of $1,000, and the In
terest which has accrued thereon be due
and payable Immediately accordingly TO
the proviso aforesaid, that no part of the
said sum Ct 1900, or of the said Interest
has even been paid to the complainants
although the said Interest for three half
years is now due and the same having
been in arrear and unpaid for more than
~ days after it became due, the whole of
the said principal sum of $1,000, has also
by the terms of The said Bond and deed
aud the election of the complainants also
become due and payable and that the
whole Of the said sum of $1,000 and the
Interest as aforesaid remains still owing
to the compainanls the Bill concludes
with prayer for an order Of publication
against the defendants who reside in Phil
adelphia or elsewhere beyond The juris-
distou oi this court warning them TO ap-
pear in this court and to answer said Bill
and shew cause if any they have why
decree should not pass as prayed in the
Bill
lts therefore adjudged and ordered tha.
the compliments by causing copy of
this order to be inserted iu some news
paper published in the State of Mar, land
once in three successive weeks before the
25lh day OF March next give notice to The
said cependanis of the object and SUBJ
stance of this Bill and warn them to an
pear III this court in perpon or by Solici-
tor on or before the 'l5lh day of July
next to answer the premises aud shcw
cause if any they have why decree
ought not 10 pass as prayed.
True copy. Test
LOUIS G aSSAWAY.
Reg. Cur. Can.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17
W. WOODRUFF,
APPOLLOS Nj. ELMER
STAlNBURNiS PILLS.

After all some quernlons people choose
to say on the subject of S,ainburn's Pills,
we are satisfied that they rejusl the thing
for domestic use, and are calculated to re
move, il their use be judiciousiy perse-
vered in, the most obstinate complaints.
They are composed, we understand,
wholly of extracts from vegetable mater.
ials and hence may be considered perfect
ly safe for uss at anytime or at my age
by either Of the sexes
They have proved by thousands, who
have experienced their beneficial effects,
to be the most valuable medicine ever Of
lered to the public for the cure OF ofcoughs.
colds, consump.ions, whooping cough,
asthma, pain in the breast, ciamp, head
ache, loss ofappeli,e, Indigestion, SC.
For the dysenlery or lax, cholera NOR
bns, severe grlpings and other diseases of
'he bowels, and the summer complain, in
children, they have proved a certain rem
edy, and restored to perfect health from
the greatest debility,
Persons afflicted with pulmonary com
plants or disorder of the breast and lungs
even in the most advanced state, will find
immediate relief.
Common coughs and colds, which are
in general occosioned by obsructed per-
spirations, will be found to yield to their
benign influence
In asthma or consumptive complaints,
hoarseness, whcazlng, shor,ness Of breath
and the whooping cough, they will be
found singularIy effective in removing
these complaints from the body in the
most easy, safe and eflectual manner.
Sold al Wm. Torbel's Store.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17
WORTH SEEING To, Mr.. Elisha Will

WORTH SEEING To. Mr.. Elisha Will
liams, of Argyle, Penobscot Co., Me-, took
a small quantity Of potatoes late spring,
and divided each potato into four equal
parts, planting The butt end, the seed end.
and the two centre pieces separate, and
the produce was, from the butt ends 40
lbs; from the seed AZ pounds; and from
the centre pieces, both together, 100 lbs;
showing the superiority of the centre
pieces BY 5spounds, in The quantity plan
ted.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17

Loss OF A ABALTIMoREAN.-in the news
from Texas which we published on Satur-
day last there was an account of The sup
posed loss OF the schooner Galveston, Capt
VIM. Ricketts,. We since learn that Capt.
Ricketts, was native of Raltimore.and son
Of Mr.. David Ricketts,, long known to
our citizens as -four inspector. There ap-
pears to be no doubt of the loss of the
vessel, as portion of her wreck had drift
ed ashore and was identified; and if any
on board had saved their lives. sufficient.
time had elapsed for the fac. to be known.
She sailed for New Orleans on the 18th
ult.. and news of her wreck reached Gal
veston on the 25lh. nothing further having
been heard from them in Galveston on the
9Th, nor in New Orleans on the I'd inst,
Bait Sun.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17
DEATH OF JUDGE MAGRUDER.

The Hon. RICHARD B. MAGRUDER, one
Of The Associate Judges of the Sixth Ju-
dicial District of Mary land, died suddenly
at Baltimore yesterday morning, in the
fitty-sevenlh year Of his age, of an af1ec-
tion of the heart. The Patriot says: "He
had been for a long time in weak health,
but never for a..day neglected the arduous
duties of his office. lie was in Court on
Saturday, and transacted, with his accus-
toned punc!uality, the business which
came before it, and left his seat on the
bench never more to retuTC TO it.'
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17
Y. Presidcn,
Secretaries.
! Ecu'l Com.
Curious.
-. tin'ce Com

Hon WIN. r. King, of Alabama, is the
Oldest Senator i'll the United States SEN
ate, having taken his sFal in that body in
1919. The Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, is
also the Oldest member in the House OF
Representatives, having held his seat there
since 1925.
1t is curious, says the Tuscaloosa Ga
zeile, that Alabama, one Of the younger
members of the Confederacy, should thus
have IN each branch Of Congress, men,
hers whose term. OF service has extended
beyond these Of any other State.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17
TARIFF, WOOL.

The price of this article has increased
oo per cent. since the passage of the tariff
law of lS42. The amount brought east
Wald from Pittsburg alone was 25O,00O
lbs. more in lS43 than in 1912 The
increase in the quantity received at Albany
and Troy in 1912 over ls43, was 3, 600,
ooO Ids. Notwithstanding this increase
OF quantity the price of the article has ad :
vanced as above stated, These facts fur
nlsh another significant commentary upon
the influence of the Tariff, worth dozen
speculative trealises.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17
CELEBRATION.

Celebration of the anniversary of the
lllustrions Washington, on the coming
22nd, of February.
The ELKTON GUARDS will parade
at | O'Clock P. NJ on the 22nd. inst, and
fire the usual sautes.
After the parade and military exercises
a supper will be served up at Mr.. De-
haven's Hotel at Z O'Clock in the evening.
The Cecil Grays and the Gentlemen of
Elkton and the vicinity are invited to Join
in the celebration.
Tickets for supper can be had at the
Hotel and those wishing to partake of the
entertainments will please procure them
by the evening of the 2ls,. inst.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
of the Elkton Guards.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-02-17
THE CECIL WING.
A WILL CAsE.-It will be remembered

A WILL CAsE-It will be remembered
that James J. Rertram, who commilel
suicide III Philadelphia, a short time since
left all his properly. about - 0n0, to his
friend, Caldwell G. Jenkins, wh, was in
company with him when he pulled lhe
faia! trigger. The relalyes Of Mr. B. en-
tered cavcat before the Register, against
granting probate of this will, on the ground
that he was not of sound mind at The
time i. was made. which after trial Of
several days, has been decided in favor
the relatives.