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The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21

WA y'""u 'tC" 'oH"9' OCT
~ aPP"eauoh ol rlliey Noh"Woy ot teciI
SECouh'y' by petition III wrll'hg to me the
subscriber one OF the Justices oi the orphans
court OF ,ecll onnty se'tng l"tth ina, nc IS IN
actual conilnemen' Tor ''b'S he is nnan,e t' pay
creators all nus property real person. ana m'X-
ed 10 which lie Is IN any manner entitled the ne
h'SSafy wearing apparel pea ana heau'n@ OF
hthse'i ana ian'IiY excepted schean'c where
Oh ar" a hst OF ms c'edllors ana de"tofS beng
annexed 70 ms pe''iioh ara PrayHg 10 be dIs-
cnarge" rom ac'os, c9h''nehrml ana 10 nave
GA'enoea 70 MN 'lls ocic'' oi the ihs2t'eht
Laws OF mafyiana ana me Ssd o'Iley oy"o-
wy .i' So ei"' 9p's W
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
Cheap Umbrella,
P.aR.ASOL and SUN SHADE M.4.N-
UFaCTORY.

JOSIAH W. CLARKE. Successor 10
Robert Ruhie, late of No. 4 South FouIth
Street, has removed. 10 the n. w. Cor
ner of fourth and Market streets and is
now prepared to offer 10 the trade super
ior article Of the above named goods, Man
uiaclured under his immediate superintend-
ance, and warranted of as good quality as
any to he purchased in thIs or any other
city. Buying and selling for cash, he is
terms, and invites Merchants, aud others
visiting this city to call and examine his
present stock.
JOSIAH W. CLARKE.
N. w. Corner OF 4lh and Market St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Aug. 24th. 1S44-3m
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j. QUFS tAiOT.
.ALGO i SIOhE

situated on lht cornel Of cross road nh
lIom seventeen To twenty acres Of land
attached thereto, suitable for merchandis
ing or any kind of mechanical busi ess:
persons desfous of purchasing The ABOVE
described properties are invited TO view
and examine them for themselves.
JACQUES CAlOT.
81. Augustine, Cecil CO., Md, Sept. IA
*Vlllase Record, Delaware Journal
Advertiser, Newark. N j., will copy law
3 wee ks, and send bills TO this Office foI
collection.
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j. $. h. ROCHESTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

CHESTER Town, KENT COUNTY,
MARYLAND.
WILL practice in the Courts of Kent,
Queen AIMS and Cecil counties
professional business, conveyancing, COL
lection OF claims Sc, promptly attended
to.
Sept 7h lS14-3w
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
90 IA Acres

of Land more or less. abou, forty acres OF
which are woodland. The improve
ments are a large Stone Tavern House,
Frame Tenant House, formerly occupied
as Store House Log Stable and other
out buildings, also Fish Dam Pot belong
ng to said property and will be sold
with it, called the Sluice Pot, being part OF
The real estate of which William Grub late
OF Cecil county died seized.
Also all the / light, title and interest at
law or in equity Of the said William Gruhb
deceased being one undivided fourth part
Of all lhnl Iracl Of land called
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"a \ tie matter of the Petition vi JC.
III L. L.. D 4 :. :

/ n + Tie matter Of thc fe!!l!on vi JCI -
ID an lnsulvenU Petitioner.
Or Tered by ihe Court, owing 10 6rac, {.
notice to creditors as published, t"ot l., ..
petitioner give notice according 10 law to .,a
creditors to appear and file intcrrcgatorics au,.
allegations on the ilst TUESDAY aiter th, ,um..
Monday in October next, and tnat tie -.sc Re
continued.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Clh
BY virtue the directions in thr above Older,
hereby give notice to my creditors. EAltI Will
appear, the said first Tuesday next after tie
thlld Monday in October neat, before Cecil
Comty Court, 20 answer such allegations ant
ntcrrUgatores as may then and there be propos-
ed TO me by my creditors, when and where the
will file allegations and interrogatorics, f my
they have. JESSE IRWIN
July 20 1884
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coal! COAL!! CCAL!!!

A cargo of Superior Butler coal just re-
ceved al Elkton This coal is better ad-
apted to the use of Stoves and Crates than
any that has heretofore been offered in this
place.
Send your Orders TO DR. COWAN.
Elkton, Sept. l4rh lS11.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
MdrylGnd Cecil Counly. SCI.

.Htf gftHN I tC" tbUHiV bLi'
nnaPplication OF George W. Alexander ofCe-
SVCiI county, hy petition in writing TO me, the
subscriber, Zone of the associate Judges of tile
Orphans Court Of Cecil County,) settng forth
| that he is in actual confinement for dcLts he is
unable to pay and Offering to deliver up for the
benefit OF his creditors, all his property real per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is IN any way ent-
Tied, schedule whereof and list OF his 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 insolyent law of Mary land;
and 1t appearing to me by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State ct Maryland for the last two years next be-
fore his application, appointed John H. Gra-
ham trustee for the benefit Of the creditors of the
said Geo ge w, Alexander who has entered into
hond with security by me prescribed and approved
Tor tire faithful performance Of his said trust and
lhesaId rnstee having certified tc me that he is in
fuI possession oall the rocrty in the said sched
u'e anu lsl OF "ools contained, have ordered and
appointed t.,c first Tuesday next after the third
Montny in October next, for the said George w.
!,leXander to appear before the Judges Of Cecil
County Court, at the court house in l!kton, to
answer such allegations and intcIrogato orics as
may be then and there BY his creditors made and
proposed and the said George w. Alexander hav-
ing entered into bond in a penalty and with sccu
| rlty by me prescribe and approved so to appear
and answeras aforesaid, do hereby order and di-
rect thatt esaid Joseph ". Davis be discharged
from personal confinement, and that he give
ticc ofths lisa application, and ofthe day SO by me
appointed for his final hearing in Cecil County
Court, to hscrcditors, by advertisement insome
newspaper printed III Cecil County, once a week
for three months, before the said first Tuesday
next after the third Monday in October next.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day of
July 1874. WIN. TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test,
July l3 GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Crk
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TRUSTEES
Sale
Of very valuable
Land, Forges,
&C., sc.

ssY virtue ola decree of the high Court
Of Chancery, the undersigned, as Trustee.
will offer a. public sale, At the Court
House, in the town OF Elkton, MARYLAND.
on TUESDAY the 22nd day of October
next, all that very valuable properly, lying
IN Cecil county, belonging to the late firm
OF Samuel Stevens s Co., consisting of
the following Tracts and Parcels o! Land,
viz:
No. |. A Tract or Parcel of Land nhe
nearest point of which is within % miles
N Norlh of II C town of Eik,on) CONTAINING
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July 20 GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Cl..
Of Cecil County Court.
MARYLAND, CECIL tClNTY. SCI

MARYLAND, CECIL (ClNTY. Set
q kN application of Ellis Jones, of Cecil
ECuuniy, oy petition III writing, to ne, the
subscriber, zone OF the associate Judges o the Or
phan's Court OF Cecil coumty,) setting forth that
he is III actual confinement for debts, hc is una
bic to pay, and offering to deliver up for the be-
neft OF his creditors, all his property, real per-
sonAl and MIXED, to which he is in any way enli-
tied, schedule whereof and list OF his credit and
debts being annexed to his said petition upon oath
and praying o be discharged from actua cOuline-
rncnt, and tn have extended o him the benefit Of
the several nsolvent laws III MARYLAND aud it p
pcarlnc to me by cOrNpCtcnt testimony that the
said petitioner Has resided within the State of
Maryland for the last two years next before his
Application. appointed Reuben y. lamar Trustee
ior the benefit Of the Creditors OF the said Ellis
Jones who has entered into bond, with sccuri-
ty by ne prescribed and approved, for the faith
tul performance Of hls SAID trust; and the said
trustee having certified to me that nc is in full
possession ofa! the property in the SAID schedule
and list of debts co,t;tinGd, have ordered and ap-
pointed the first sday next after the 3rd Mon
day III October next, for the said Ellis Jones
to appeb before the Judges of Cecil County
Coult, al the court house in Elkton to answer
chalIegationS and inerroGa tories rs may hen
be proposed to HIM by his croditors and the said
fdIS Joncs having entered into bond in a
penalty ana with security by ME prescribed and
approved 50 to arpcaraud answer aforesaid,
do hereby order and direct that the said Ellis
Jones be discharged from personal confine-
ment, and that he give notice of this his applica-
ton, and OF the day SO by Inc appointed for his
final hearing in Cecil County Court, TO hiscred-
tors.by advertisement in some newspaper prn.
ted in Cecil County, once a week for three
months, before the said first Tuesday next after
the 3rd Monday in OctoDer next. Given under
my hand and seal this 10th day Of May I6A4.
WILLIAM TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test,
July 20 GEORGE McCULIOUGHrk
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"HlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Thai the
subscriber of Cecil ,ounly, hath oh
county, letters tes'amenla y on the per
sonal estate OF Levi Tyson, late of Cecil
CO., decd. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby war
ned to exhibit The same. with The vouchers
thereof duly authenticated on or before
the lst day Of August 1915. they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Persons indebted
TO said estate, a'e requested to make I'M
medlato payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 7lh day Of
September, lSl4
JOSEPH MILLER Ex'r.
Sept. 7lh,-6w
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
PATENT MEDICINES.
WORMS! WORMS,

LEIpVs Worm Tea; WEAyERs Worm Tea and
S'aIvo; JAyNEs Tonic Vermfugc; MLnRrcx's;
fAHNESToCKs and SWANS Vermfnres; Cam
rEN1ERs Ext. Pink Root; PETERS Worm Lozen-
gesj PAnKERs Worm Syrup; each valuable rem
edy for children.
FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS and
CHEST.
JAYNEs EXpcctorant; BEcHrERs Pulmonary
Prcservativc; WisrARs Balsam Of Wild Cherry;
InoM SONS Lille Preserver; PETERS Cough Log
engcs; Russia Pectoral Balsam, all are extolIed
in Coughs, colds Consumption and diseases OF
the chest.
FOR .1GUE .l.ND FEVER.
CANTREiIs Ague Mixture; RowANps Tonic
Mixture; PARKLRs Ague Powders, each has been
crlincnt!y successful as "A Remedy.
PILLS.
LElDY's Blood Pills; LErDY's Female Pill;
JAYNEs Sanativc Pill Peters Vegetable Pill;
PocAHoNTAs PHI, PERSIAN Pill; CANrnELLs al
terativc or Family PHI.
FOR SCROFUL4 .9ND Diseases OF
THE SKIN.
CARPENTERS and LEIDYs Extracts and Syrup
of Sarsaparlla; JAMES Life Preservor; CANrEELLs
Antiscorbutic Syrup; HoucKs and SwANEs
Panaceas.
Also, JAYNEs Carminatiye for summer COM
plant and all affections of the Bowels; JAySIs
Hair Tonic; JAYNEs American Hair dye; CAN
TRELis Nervous Cordial for IIysterea aud low
ness Of spirits; CANrRELLs Anti-dyspeptc pow
ders; InoMPsoNs; DysCnteric Medicine. and Eve
watel;-RoBERTs Embrocation; HtwEs Nerve
and Bone Liniment for Rheumatism &c; Lslpys
letter and Itch ointment; JupKrNs ointment for
5urns, Ulcers, Wounds, sc; Jew DAwps plaster;
ROBERTS Tooth ache drops
For sale at J. WALLACEs, Drug Store.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
IRON ORE
JITtN c. GROOVE.


Elkton Md. Jpne H2i iC41
Irrational In.ci',gcncC:, E.i' a,"r.I-
can, Inquirer and Pennsylvania"
Examiner Lancaster, and Village g.
West Chester; will insert once
Gnr6 weeks and forward hills 10 !:
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
Thursday the 26 day

Of September next at the puLlic House Of
John J. !Ieckart in the Town Of Port De-
post the following parcels of property to
wit. All TIA: ,rac, or parcel of land called
and known as "'rhe Bald Frar Ferry"
farm Situate lying and being on the east
side Of the Susquehanna River in Cecil
county Mary land, adjoining lands OF
Thomas Fulton and others, containing
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
Temperance
NOTICE..

The different local Temperance Socities
in this county will recoIIect that the Ce-
Gil Temperance Society will hold its quar-
terly session in EIkton on the 4th Friday
in September at 10 O'clock.
A full attendance Of Delegates is reqest-
ed. F. b. GOT'TiER, Sec'ry.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
FisilinggPr Property
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale all his
fishing Property, 70 wit. One large four'
teen Dared Boat, with oars aud anchor, two
small Boats, forty Ilogsheads, . cast iron
capsandy, one wooden do, two Stoves,
Scoopnfls ard Baskets, five hundred faith
oms Lines and corks, and SElN, nine coil
hauling Dpe, SC.
AIS }. tue lease of The shore where he
fshed the last four years, for three years
al a low rent. 1t is on Elk River, and adj
Joins IIart's old shore. lie offers the
whole al fair valuation.
Any person wishing to purchase as a.
bove, will please apply to the subscriber
living AT Bulls Mountain, where the prop
erly can be seen.
Will LAM ALEXAN DER.
Sept. l4lh, lSl4-tf.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
Sd 4 Acres.

=
more or less.
On this there are TWO FORCES, one
OF which was entirely rebuilt in 1877,
with three fires aud Il first rate pair of pa
tent bellows, having fall of IL feet; the
olhe is Challiy Forge, with one fire and
IN good order, having a fall Of II feet.
On the premises are two good and large
~-y<waR Stone Dwelling Houses with
&S::. an excellent Stone Barn. 60
,sTHaid ssTAHad ~ by 40 feet, range Of Build
~--'A---'-]- Ings of about go by 25 feet
for hay SC, SDabIng for four teams of
waggrn horses, with room above to hold
sufficient hay, Spring House, Slaughter
House, and Smoke House Also ten IIou-
ses fer woikmen, and good Grist
MILL and SAW MILL
The Land has been lined lately, and is
all under good fencing.
About one halt o! This Tract is thickIy
sci IN ood-much of white oak of lhe
orIglna! growlh-lhe remainder is of the
very best quail OF farming Land, surpa,-
seh by but Iiile IN the State. The " ate.
powers are good and calculated for lron
works, factories, or the CARRYING of any
kind o! machinery. This property is on
~ 4 niles from Elk Landing, 2 from
Chrstlanrs 3 miles from the depot of lhr
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balllmcre
ka Read, thas prese'ing by both water
and land an unusually easy access 10 ,he
m Yis 4 t\yt Of I.,r
raw material o. itor. c,iion, wool and
rays can he procur,G here as eheap and
as conveniently as at almos, any 10, alton
that our county presents. THIS properly
will doubIlessly be sold for less Than one
hall OF what prop' rly in some parts of
Pennsy Ivan!a, New York or New Eng.
land OF the same quality would bring -
Persons who con.d be persuaded to pur
chase because oil the greatness of the bar
gam presented them as well as those de.
sirous OF obtaining the property, are i'll
vlled TO attend the sale. For several miles
around the surface of the county as well
as the manners of The people, are more
Pennsylvanlan than Mary land, and though
within slave holding States there are few
slaves to be seen. This, as well as anv
one of the other tracts will be sold in one
body, or If desired, in any manner so as
to SUIT any purchaser to whatever extent
and Tor whatever purpose he may wish.
pennsylvania farmers will find this land
10 possess all the advantages of their own,
ana al The same time cost them much less.
AS IT regards health, this place IS remar-
kable-ll is free from bilious fever, arfI
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
Notice
TO BRIDGE EsTFE-

" I'd IA ~ GI ~ ES u IL
ESE3RS.
VNHE undersigned commissioners appointed by
Il ali Act of the Legislative Vi the State of Ma
ryland, at the Session OF l8I5 and 1914, will
meet at Bohemia Village OF
MONDAY 30M SEP TENDER
1874, at O'Clock in the afternoon, to receive seal
ed proposals for building pile bridge over Back
Creek at said Village, the length OF the bridge
three hundred feet one hundred and forty of
which is abovelow water mark the width fourteen
feet out to out the frame and weather boarding to
DO within the SAID fourteen feet. The aforesaid
bridge to be built in n good and substantial man
nor, the best white oak timber; the ping, frame
and plank, can be obtained very low adjacent 10
said bridge. There is to be one small abutmen of
stone at each end of said bridge with ten feet
wings, with draw on the south side in eight feet
water, at common low water. The depth of the
creek is nne feet at low water. Any person or
persons wishing farther information relative to
the aforesaid bridge, by applying either by letter
or in person to either of the commissioners shall
be accommodated without delay, The payments
to be made as follows one half 1871 and the
other half in lS45. The bridge to he completed on
or before 25th December next, or a day to be
agreed upon by tie parties in the contract. 1t will
be expected that persons applying for the erection
of said bridge will hand IN plan with their estl-
mate; also good and sufficient security will be re-
quired by tic commissioners for the completion Of
said bridge.
KENDALL S. CROPPER,
BENZ. f. SLUYTER, Bridge Com'rs
EDWARD SCANLEN,
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
TRU ,STEES SALE OF
TALUABLE
Real Estate.

HsY virtue Of Decree of the Chan
ceIlor of Maryland, The subscrit er as rrus-
Ice will offer at Public Sale, 70 the high
est bidder on
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
"EfigEs Park, -

situate lying and being on the east side
Of The said River Susquehanna in Cecil
county aforesaid and contain ing
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21

of land, part arabic, part meadow, ant
part woodland. The soil isgood aud wei
adapted to the growth of wheat, corn
oats and all kin Of gain and grass
The Cecil Whig., 1844-09-21
FAB WI
FOR SALE.

IHNllE subscriber being about to move
to Europe. now offers at private sale
all that very valuable tract Of land, stu
aled near ST. Augustine Church, Cecil CO.,
Md,. containing
EGsy Acres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03
Amuscment e..

NIBLos GARDEN.-Another rresstibly attractive
announcement is made by the management here,
to the effect that, Herr Korponay will perform with the
graceful Pauline Desjarans that world renowned dance
La Polka in the true sty and costume az it was danced
in Paris by Perrot and Gris This being the first and il
is said. the only opportunity Of witnessing this Pas de
de,r which has delighted all Europe, the Saloon will
doubtless be crowded with the elite OF the city The pre-
paratons for the grand ballet OF the Revolt of the Haem
fast growing towards perfection and that renowned
spectacle will be produced Monday evening in style
Of spendor and magnifcence unparalleled. In the
time grand jubilee will take place at these gardens to-
and during the week in celebration OF the ami
versary OF our Glorious Independence
0lt- Every family of fashion may now be found
at the Castle Garden. The place itself is elegant
well lighted and filled with well dressed company The
entertainments are more varied than any other place OF
amusement attempts to produce-Feu dArtcs, the ele
giant French Company-the Instrumental Csncert-the
magnificent Spanish Family-La Observation-Disclosures ell
Jaeoand the lovely and engaging Otaviabut read the
advertisement.
o. The Dwarf at the New York Museum, is
fine, rosy checked, dark eyed, good looking little
ted Tom Thumb Another dwarf has lately arrived in
the city, but he Is to be compared to the
The Lapsnder is certainly not old az Col Chafn, but
that fault that will always improve; but which 10 the
best dwarf, not the slightest doubt be entertained
and the public will make the discovery. They must
be quick in their decision however as the dwarf at the
New York Museum leaves the city after this week The
Giantess Wnchel and host of other performers, ap
pear splendid entertainment this afternoon at three
o'clock Tremendous preparations are making for to-
morrow.
THAT DWARF at the American Museum is
great wonder He totally cclipses Tom Thumb !;
and for the shilling dwarf at Peaes why. the Colonel
don't even stop the chariot wheels OF his glory to look
him Indeed far his superior that the comparison
would be ridiculous The Colonel is drawing great
houses at the Americans and with the Giant Gantess In
FAINT Sisters and splendid performances by the Orpheans
Mr. and Mrs Western, Miss Elizabeth, &C.. makes most
attractvebill Performances this afternoon and evening
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Court OF Chancery.

KeOre Vice Chancellor McCoun.
July 2-DLcDIoNs-John II. Scuddsr and Robert Man.
ming 8ssgnsesvs Jonathan ID. Harris Mary finn Harris
and Wam Mckinley Motion denied, with costs to be
taxed and 10 be included in the bill of costs of the attach
ment proceedings.
Hannah Fuller vs. Thomas Fhier.-Decree, divorce a
pincuio mat,imont.
Peter p RIyson VS. Emeline E. Rierson Decree, di.
vorce pinculo ,aatsinsni.
Jean b. p. Lesnbtlr Jeanne p. Lesneur-Decree di
vorce a pincuio matrimoni.
Margaret E. Robertson called Margaret e. CoUdrey VS.
EdwardM Cowdrey-Decree aAnulling the marriage GER
emory performed between the parties by the Rev. MIR
Hutton Presbyterian minister
Stephen Weeks Va John NJ. Lorrene.-Decree overrnl-
ing exceptions to Masters Report and confirming
and that the balance reported to be
due, with costs to be taxed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03
Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ulshoefer.
july 2-Jamts ToohiH Bernard Duffy and vife
This case noticed in yesterdays Herald was resumed
this day. The facts appeared as follows: At about
O'Clock on the night Of the 9th day Of November last
Mr. Toohil who resides at 10 Washington street.
the Battery with two three boarders in his house.
alarmed riot opposite their house and adjacent to the
premises Of the defendant On stepping TO learn
he Toohi discovered that female was about be
ing draggsdt to the watch house by Waterman Mcmahon
but Toohi finding the womans hair dishevelled and also
that she without cloak shawl or bonnet remonstra
ted with the wachman and said that he should permit her
60 into Dufys and get something her. as would
be shameful to take woman to the watchhouse on win
ters night uncovered The woman was then allowed to
enter: whereupon, Duffy In presence Of the Waterman
and also Edward Farrell struck the plaintiff knock
ed him down. and them the old adage runs "kicked
him for falling !" but severely that his jawbone was
nearly brokers' medical aid was called in-he was 10 in.
jured alleged to be unable to work for several
weeks. The defence rested upon the ground that Duffy
aiding the Waterman to take the woman off, and that
any punishment inflicted upon the plaintiff was well me-
rited.
The Jury after considerable absence rendered verdict
for defendant
For Plaintiff, D. Major and N B. Blunt-For Defendant
James I. Brady.
Wheaton Ward.-An action Of trespass for breach
Of warrants in sale Of horse
Verdict for Plaintiff SIG 81, with Costs
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Police Omce.-TuEspAY, July 2-Nothing OF inter
est transpired to-day that is worthy Of record
PASSING CousrERFEIr MoNrY.-A man named William
Harvey into the store Of MIR Samuel Rutton iy9
East Broadway and in payment OF two shillings ior
tooth brush, gave counterfeit So bill on the TRADERS
Bank OF Providence, r. l. He arrested, and Is CON-
mitted for trial
APPALLING SuIciDK-A ysung man, only 81 years OF
age, named Henry A. Davis born in England, who re-
sided at No ~ Wooster street, committed suicide by cut
about O'Clock this morning He died soon alter he
mitted the He had been responding for length OF
time-wss a clark by occupation, and also man OF ia
my. The coroner held an inquest on the body. Yer.
Dict Suicide, while laboring under mental alienation,"
&c.
DIED SuppENLy.--A man. named John Hall, eyed CO.
born in Ireland discove dead in chair this morn
ing. at the Northern Hotel foot Of Courtand street
He extremely dissPated in bis habits Verdict in his
case, "Apoplexy," &c.