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In THOSE THINGS winch ARE hssAhf'AL L-' ms"
|. us,rY-,s NON ESSENTIALS, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cnAHIrr.-1.yasfn.
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THE PLYMOUTH sLOoP OF WAR.

Ii will be seen from the annexed paragraphs
specimen Of Naval architecture, has sailed for
the Mediterranean. In every respect-her APP
pearance, police, crew and offcers-she is des-
cribed to US by friend, as likely TO be one OF
the most efficient vessels in the service. Her
commander Captain Henry, is gallant and
experienced sailor, and merits the distinguish
ed trust confided to him. Few men of his age
in the Naval service of the United States, have
been more thoroughly schooed in the practical
part Of a sailors duty, and in the event of an
occasion for the "Plymouth's" guns, none would
be better able than he to give good account Of
the enemy:
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NOTICE TO AGENTS.

Punctuality in making returns and remittancas, on
the first day of each mon;hnot observed in all
is Indispensable, and must be observed.-.Nat. Int.
We adopt the above, every word of it, and
apply it to our subscribers and agents.
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CONGRES-THURDAY.

In the Senate, the morning hour was occupi-
tons upon various subjects which was all the
business done al the time our paper went 10
press.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Such subscribers to The National Intelligencer as
have lately received visits from our Collectors
are respectfully reminded that the transmission of
their dues to this Office is not only compliance with
the terms Of subscription but is Of the greatest conse-
quence TO the useful existence of the newspaper it.
self Each person so situated is therefore earnestly
requested, early practicable after his eye rests
upon this notice, to remit to the Publishers, by mail
whatever he may be n arrear including the current
year, for which payment is due.
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The Editor Of the Washington (IaJ R,pus,i,4.,
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THE PLYMOUTH.

United States ship Plymouth, Capt Henry Henry
commander, sailed from this port on Thursday last
bound for the Mediterranean. She got under way
from the Navy Yard on Wednesday, and backed and
filed through the shipping that thronged our barber,
for some distance but the wind being light and va
rlable and apparently casterly outside, she TO
anchor until Thursday morning. The Plymouth has
been ready for sea nearly fortnight with her Off
GERS and crew all on board, waiting a favorable
wind. The delay in fitting her out, considering the
Of the year, and the unusual severity Of the
weather has been, less than the average Of vessels
fitted out al this station. letter from one Of the
officers on board, just the pilot leaving her,
says
"Tho ship has this morning more than realized
our expectations She is now going IL 6 by the log
under royals and courses, with the wind abaf the
beam. We have passed every thing we have seen as
II they were lying at anchor
The Plymouth will proceed to Madeira, and from
thence TO Gibraltar and the Mediterranean. Safety
and success and honor attend her. and all the gallant
souls on board Of her The following is list Of the
officers
Commander--Henry Henry.
Observation-Disclosures L. Page, Henry Darcantel.
James II. North, Richard l.. Tilghman Samuel r.
Knox.
Surgeon-willsm p. McCfenahsn.
Assistant Surgcon--Joseph Hopknson.
Purser-Thomas p. McBlar.
Acting Master-Thomas b. Hugcr.
Marine OHicer-Wm. l.. Young, ID lieut.
Passed Midshipmsn-Nath nathaniel c. Bryant, Court
land Bcnham.
Midshpmen-Jo.cph r. Bequer. Peter P. Brady
James P. Robinson, Henry N. Adams, Jos. b. Spear.
Roger Jones, Algernon $. Smith, Joseph w Arnold,
Fcnnell J. McGrath.
Acting Boatsw ain-John Foatherson.
Gunner-Thomss Dewey.
Acting Carpenter-Jcssc G.. Morrison
Sailmaker-Henry Bacon.
Captains Clerk--Jo,eph G. Henry.
Supernumeraries for duty in the Mediterranean
John G. Henry, passed mid, John Julius Pringle,
mid, Gre~nleaf Cey, mid
The number Of men who do not draw the ,piri,
part OF their raons board this ship has increased
from al TO l53, within a few days, out Of 2I7.
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Mdrpidnd Cecil COuuty. SCI.

maryland CcCn County, Sci:
AN application Of Joseph c. Cloud, Of Cecil
NSCounty, by petition in writing to me, the
subscriber Zone of the associate Judges Of the
Orphans Court Of Cecil County,) setting forth
that he is in actual confinement for debts he is
unable to pay, and offering TO deliver up for the
benefit OF his creditors, all his property, really per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is in any way entl
titled, aschedule whereof and list'of hrs credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
OATH and praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and to have extended to him the
benefit of the several insolvent laws of Maryland;
and 1t appearing TO me by competent testimony
that the said petitioner las resided within the
Stute of Maryland for the last two years next be-
fore his application, | appointed IIczekah
Foard Trustee for the benefit of the creditors Of
the sud Joseph C.'Cloud who has entered into
bond, with security by me prescribed Gnd appro-
vcd ortne faithful performance of his said trust;
and the said Trustee having certified to ME that
he Is in full possession of all the property in the
said schedule and list of debts contained, | have
ordered and appointed the first Tuesday next If
ter the first Monday of April next, for the said
Joseph c. Cloud to appear before the Judges OF
Cecil County Court at the court house in Elk
ton, to answer such allegations and in,crrogato-
rics may be then and there by his creditors
made and proposed and the said Joseph c. Cloud
having entered into bond in penalty and
with security BY me prescribed and approved sot
appear and answer as aforesaid do loreby or
der and direct that the said Joseph c. Cloud be
discharged from personal confinement, and that
he give notice of this his application for his final
hearing in Cecil County Court, TO his creditors,
| by advertisement in some newspaper printed i'll
Cecil County once IL week for three months, before
the said first Tuesday next after the first Mon
day IN April next Given under my hand and
seal this 29th day of December 1913.
WIN. TORBERT, Jr
| True copy. Test,
| Dec. 80 GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, CIR.
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FOR RENT.

The Fishing Shore formerly fished by
William Craig Jr. situated in Bohemia
Manor Cecil county, on the Elk River,
This shore is we'll known and presents
many advantages which will be obvious
to any one acquainted with the business.
Application can be made to JAMES l..
CRAIG, who resides on the premises, and
who will give the applicant every intor-
nation respecting the quantity of fish,
which has been yearly caught, and the
statistics of the Shore generally.
Dec. oh. 1913.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CIlER
nv

This article, as It's name indicates, is a
chemical extract of Wild Cherry. Ii is
simple and harmless in its enect-yet it is
more ellicacious in obstinate Coughs, As
thma, Group, Consumption end Liver
Complaint, than any other medicine knwn
to man. 1t has effected many marvellous
cures-having more the appearance of
miracles than the effect of "a natural ZEN.
edy. The active ingredient of this balsaT
..the Extract" is not, and cannot be known
or made by any but the inventor. Hence
it is in vain to try remedies that fall il
lhsir object as often as they are used.
William Seaver, ESQ., Postmaster al
Batavia, n Y, writes that he gave allllct-
ed person one bottle, effect of which was
so wonderful that it created an immediate
and extensive demand for it, 1tneetts but
to be known TO be universally used by
physician as well as patients
Sold at DR.. Palker's Drug Store
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REASONS FOR NOT PAYING FOR
A NEWSP AT Err.

The Richmond "Chrislan Advocated pub,
fishes the following extract from q let
ter
Please say to the Editor of the Rich,
mond Christian Advocate that it weu!d
doubtless be well TO erase the name Of G.
C. from his books, and i've up as gone
that ~ go. He says, in the first place
he ncver ordered the paper. and if lie did
he never got it, aud if re did, twas as al
agent aud besides he thinks he paid for il
long ago, and if he didn't, he's got moth
ing to pay, and if he had he could plead
The act of limitation"
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MULTUM IN PARVO.

Tho C,llow;nr yh;oL u,n ATTRACT from
Gov Isaac ulrs Carmor,s Nnn,hIv V;si-
Tor NAV wol hs sa;L 70 no MuI,,n i,
Parvo-to contain much in n EtIe-ror i,
covers tho ,,b,Io rrornJ If tho ,rue Amor
lean noI;cv II l. tho remark of Uncle
J,coh so,s,l,Io old y.,ke on E.r,e, who
wa, ahou, r. r;y himself an, in a new su,,
,unon tho occas;on If tho late THANKS
,o;v;no d,v-.nd who HAVING settled tho
nnes,;,, IF ,ba c,Jnr If tho c,,,h =, -
frss;,le c,nnc;l rem,rk ed n h;s ni,cc--.
..A,I va, ms, ao 70 Co,cord with va.
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TO the Public.

vETFFE subscriber has taken the Red Store
4 House, formerly occupied by James $. Pur-
'nsl, nearly opposite the Court House, and has
received quantity of INV and seasonablc goods
and now offers to his friends and the public gen
orally general assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries, Queens, China, Farther and Hollow
wares All which will be sold low, and the
highest market price given for Wheat, Corn and
other productions of the farmers in exchange for
goods, and he solicits n share ofpublic patron
age. ADRIAN CHANDLER.
N. B.-Flour, Corn meal, Buckwheat Hour,
all ofthe best quality for sale low for cash.
Elkton Jan. 9Th lSl3-ly A. C.
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STRANGE CAsE.--A case was tried at Ded-
ham, Mass, few days since, in which MIR. Ilor-
son attempted to procure the payment of a pro-
mssory note for $500, from Lydia Wilmington,
but the payment of the note was resisted on the
ground that it was given without consideration.
1t was set up and proved in defence that the
brother ofthe defendant had kissed the plaintiff IS
wife, and being caught in the catastrophe, p the
plaintiff compelled him to obtain his sisters note
for $500, under threat of Il criminal prosecution.
The jury gave verdict for the defendant.
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Auction StOEse9

H7IlE subscriber announces TO his
IL friends aid the public generally, that
he has obtained license for carry ing, on
the Auction and Agency Business. at the
corner of n orh and Church streets, in the
store room formerly occupied by G. II.
Howard, ESQ who're he will be glad to
receive conslgnments of all descriptions
OF Goods, which will be sold on terms to
suit owners
Persons from the country having pro-
perly, which they wish sold ii, public auc
zion, will do well by for" arding them to
tho
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(ONHi .HPllN.N' or rue LiNi.S.
Affections q! the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pains or NcaHnrss o. Ike breast or ! tlgE,
thronio Coughs ric'lisg, l!cmgrrhagc OF 'ht
Lung and all aztec jolIs Of tn Pulmonary Or
gans.
/ INJURIES OWN PRFSC RITTfCE
/ a compound Boeomc preparation d! Ire
Prunra Nirgniara 0. 'Nil4 berry Bark, pre-
par,.d bya rcw chemical process, approved ard
rrccomrIc,d d BY the mos; distinguished rhJs-
clans, and universally acknowledged The Most
valuable medicine eyer discovered
IMPORTANT CAuT!ON.-Tin Tublit
should bear in mind that it is d. WlSlar's "a"
sam of INd Cherry that performs the rcmarkh
bic cures which are Published in every part Of
the country, and not the articles e similar name
that occasionally puc4 into temporary no.
tree. Those may be EoJd--but We know nC'a-
ing about them.
ISsLet every Man, Woman al Chid rcaLt
TIE following, and il that does no SATISFY all on=
the great virtues of THIS Medicines let them 20
and see the original-with nuncrou ot!er tcs,i
momias Of like character.
WATERvilLE, (Oncidd &c. n I } Sept. ) SIS
Dear Sir--i owe it to the afflicted 10 inform
you that in January last was attached by very
violent cold, caused by working in the water
which settled on my lungs. II was aCcumpani,
cd by very severe pain III my breast ADD SIDES
and also distiP ssing cough I had ia attcn=
dance all the best medical aid in our village.
But after exhausing their skill TO no avail, they
pronounced my disease confirmed consumption
and they one and all gave me up TO die, After
much persu sion, ! got the consent oimy Ply;
stefan to use the Balsam Of Wild Cherry, pre-
pared by DIR. Wistar. purchased of the Agenl
in our place one bottle, heiore using haifofwhch
began to gain strength, and it was very cyi-
dent my cough was much better and my symp-
toms in every way improving, have now used
three bottles, ard am restored to perfect health.
This result is alone owing to the use of DR..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry; and take this
method of giving you the inf rnmtion, par,lyo
pay the debt of gratitude | owe YOU and partly
that others similarly afflicted may know where
to apply for relief.
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
MIR. PALMER, Druggist, under date ofWa
yeryllc, Sept. "A 1913, writes-Fhc statement
giveo you by Mr. Jonas Sage is well known to
be true by this whole community. 1t Certainly
was mos remarkable cure. The sale Of tie
Basam is very good, and success in cures truly
hattcring.
Yours, respectfully d. d. PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and see our certificates.
They prove c0ncIuSvelv that they can lie cured
ifthey get the right medicine. Be sure and get
CDR. Wistar's Ealsam If Wild Cherry" Be-
ware ofmitations
The Gen me Basan is sold in Elkton, by G.
w. Parker, in Wilmington, by Marshall Philips
and every town throughout Mary land and Del.
aware ut 81 per Bottle.
Nov 25th lS43--6m
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kISSlNG-The Curvuit Cuult al
Gloucester Co., N. J. was occupied a
whole week in laying man for kissing
another mans wife. The wife testified
to the kissing but Tie testimony was i'm
reached.
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nN Application to the Hon. the Judges of
OCecil County Coart, by petition in writing
of Samuel Dance, setting forth that he is actual
w in confinement in the county Jail of Cecil
County, for debts which he is unable to pay and
praying for the benefit of the acts of Assembly
ofthc State Of Maryland for the relief Of insol-
vent debtors, and the several supplements thereto
Oh the terms mentioned in said act. And the
said Samuel Dance, having complied with all the
requisites of the said act of Assembly il is here
hycrdercd nd adiudged by the said Court that
.he sad Samuel Dance, be discharged from his
confinement and that he be and appear before
tne Judges of Cecil County Court on the first
Tuesday OF the next April Term Of said county
Court and at sch other times as the Judges OF
The said Court shall direct to answer such ale
CATIONS ard intcrrogatories as may he made
against him by his creditors, and that lie give
notice to his creditors by cansinga copy of this
order to be published in some convenient news
paper Published in Cecil Count once a week for
vt least three months previous to the SAID first
Tuesday OF the next April Term Of Cecil Coun-
ty Court, then and there to attend and shew
Cause If any they have why the said Samuel
Dance should not have the bencii. of the said
!nsolvtnt Laws.
Test GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
of Cecil County Court
True copy
Test GEO. MCCULLOUGH, elk.
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Merchants and others would do we'll take with them of
these bills and compare them with the prices of the articles they
wish purchase whatever establishment they may CALL and
they will find their interest to call No. 3, Mechanics
Row. Ekon, which stand they may supply themselves about
half the usual price. ENCCu CLOUD
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auction Eeggote'

where they will receive prompt attention
l.. y. N0WLAND, Aucl'r.
Elkton Sept. 80, 1913.
= S. The subscriber will also attend as
cryer to any public sale, i'll town or coun~
try. l.. ID. N.
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Public Sale:

BY virtue ofan order Of the Orphans
court of Cecil county, the undersigned
will offer at PUBLIC SALE at the late
dwelling house of IamesS Springer. decd.
near Elkten, on SATURDAY the 18th
inst. a, IL O'Clock, A. NJ. the personal
property of the said James S. Springer,
decd consisting of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-06

Salras hlVer III Cecll county, Maryland
within one mile and half of Frederick
town, and about three miles from Cecil
YsSSSst, ton. 1t contains l67 acres of
HS land, of which about so acres
~TS~" are VERY VALUABLE WOODLAND
-~-- and the residue is arabic land,
itch has had within the last four years
300 BUSHELS LIME spread on it, Is in a
BOD state of cultivation with excellent
,acing, made of ,chesnut and cedar and is
Of a very improvable quality. The bull
ings, which cost upwards of $4,000
are now consisting of good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, two stories high with
two rooms on a floor, a corncrib and a
stable capable of accommodating six
horses. This property is beautifully and
delightfully."- situated sn ! will be Sold a
great bargain. One third part Of the pur-
chase money will be required to be paid
in cash, and for the residue very rea
sonable credit will be given. The title
is good. JOHN q. GROOME.
ELKToN. May 9Th 1913.
N. B. Mr.. James Robinson the pre-
ent tenant will shew it to any person de-
irous of purchasing. J. &C.
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H. A " I'D
For Sale.

TIE subscriber will offer at public sale
on TUESDAY 10Th day of JAN UARY
next, tract of land containing
SO Acres,
situated in Cecil County, Mo, and lying
on each side of the road leading from
Charlestown to the Brick Meeting House,
about 5 miles from each place; and adjoin.
ing lands of Caleb Edmondson, Humphrey
Riddle and others. As the road divides
it, il might be sold in separate lots.
ssaSs3Sa. About 20 acres of it is good
HA3s wood land-the soil is good ia
~T%" turally, and on one side of the
-As-s-- road it is fenced. The only i'm
provements are log barn, and an orchard
Of apple trees.
The sale will take place on the premi-
SEES on said day, when terms will be made
known by SAMUEL STROUD.
Dec 9Th '43-ls-Pd.
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COWS. HORSES. OMEN,
Oa'., LAY. Potatoes, Straw, Ploughs,
Drannrn, and sundry other articles:
Thu 'erms are, cash for all purchases
VIII ;he amount does not exceed Sl0-
&rd u., all larger amounts, credit of 4
months viii be allowed, by the purchas-
, o'giig rls mole with approved security
No ayoper'y is to be taken away until
H. 'n"a"; is Paid or a note given.
JOHN G.. GKOOME. Ex'r.
t't..'. Jan. 9Th 1914. of J S. Springer.
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TIN WARE.

wholesale and RETAIL fifty cent lower than can be had for
cities truth which he refers the following list of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-06

The Subscriber for the purpose OF doing cash business
and of extending his business has determined accommodate
public by selling
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II FIVE FARM
For Sale,

FHNhe subscriber offers at private sale
q very beautiful farm lying on the Sas
salras River in Cecil county, Maryland
within one mile and half of Frederick
town, and about three miles from Cecil
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.NPTYO.N or TIL" LCNGS.
Affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pains or NcaHnrss o. he breast or uagt,
Chronic Coughs, ric,Iisr, l.cmsrrhagc OF 'ht
Lungs, and all aztec ons Of TIA Pulmonary Or
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True copy. Test,
Dec. 80 GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, CHI
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE

BY the Havre packet Burgundy, arrived on Tues
day night at New York, the Tribune has received
French papers upt the Sth of December The forti-
iications of Paris continue to be subject Of great
agitation The city of Algiers has been giving the
Due d'Aumale great dihner, after which lie EN-
barked for Constanlinople The King arrived at the
Tuileries, from st. Cloud the 7th, where he was
followed by Queen Christine, the Spanish Charge
dAfaiIes, and other persons. The ministers ssaeh-
bed in council and it is sapposet matters Of hiShin
portance the taps
SPAIN is still agated by her Ministerial revolution
An envoy had arrived from the King of Naples, re-
cognizing the Government Of Isabella. OloxaEa had
been appointed President of the Council and Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs the resignation Of Lopez.
But inducing the Queen TO dissolve the CortexSthe
new Ministry resigned, and another was formed. An
angry discussion in the Cortez took place as 70 the
conduct OF Olozaga. proposition Of Impeachment
against Olozaga was carried by vote Of 73Sto IS.
Madrid was in very unquiet state.
TURKEY.-There has been Ministerial revolution
in Turkey. HATH Pachs has been displaced to make
room for Achmet Fethi Pacha, brother-iulaw Of the
sultan.
EGYPr.-The Governor Of Ssnaar, the renowned
Achmet Pacha is dead. There are somewhat later
dates from India. The troubles continue. The Al
ghans menace Pesawar, the Governor Of which has
fled. The Bengal troops, ten thousand in number,
have IN consequence Hanged their line OF operations.
The Grand Council Of Luzerne, in Switzerland, has
determined that the Jcsuts shall have palt in their
system Of education.