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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
MISS SOPHIE GJEkTZ, from Norway riani.t TO the
AZ ROYAL Family Of Denmark, has of ing
that sh' Intends giving Grand Vocal and Instr
cert at Washiug,on Hall Monday evening next the 90
January She will be assisted this OCCASION by the
Ell Tue. I r'orners now IN the city. j22 lt*rc
CITY G. u AR ID SOIREE,
NBLU'S 2iTH instant
NoIC the owners Of coact cabs
wien aving their company head hr. horses
way ana 9No departure 10 take q sed
ny order OF PETER BROWN.
JIG 5u,'f superintendent of Coaches and cabs
1NRiVALLED ATTR ACTION AT CKOTUN t1A LL.
corner Of Bowery and Division STA GRIND Vocal aud In
stru mental Concert will be given by Mr. Low,
ton Hail. on "wednesday Eveiing, Jahury 9th commence
a. quarter before O'clock The nvau ,be services OF the
fp0wi talented Ladies and Gentlemen secured, and
they Will positively appear and many and beautiful
sent mental and comic songs Misses NJ A. and II Adair
Messrs B-n Collins. Muir, hy, Mckinney, Oldii=ld and
others MT O!dteld viii preside at the Piano Folte A
celebrated Brass Baud is also engaged Doors open at G. ST.
cut-Noprtea's. J22 81 uc
PROFESSOR BRoNs0N,s LAST LECTURE BUT
nNE-Ihs eve ing in the Society Library, ~ o'clock
subJe tsC nuu tion'of Physo egy Law, of Le kIocu-
uou Music, and lu atoos Of Ventrloqusm showpg no
any one eau acynie md practice the the
tons are the Whsker and Parhasus, aud the Captive
> ngs AS usual by Mr. Mach. Abundance - cents
B-Lo-nouow evening ezra Lecture Rutgers In
stltute on Bofy and Mind with dissection Of the Ma kn
every one ho pays Is cents for sdmance Ill
Of the ysology illustrated by nearly 100 engravinss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

o3- ANYTHING DONE TO SATISFY THE ENDS
OF good aim should meet with the decided appreciation Of
every good philanthroPis We attended, per receipt of
aterng invitation the Fair in the church in Madison
street corner Catharne street. and must express
selves decidedly in favor of any such this
The ladies deserve high encomum for the spirited
for chnrch PURPOSES You viii perceive s spread out in
style of profuson the richest confectionery added
this are neat articles of wearing apparel made the lair
hands of best daughters and on might
uate host Of other articles 1t will be open to-day
morrow, and Wednesday commencing at 2 O'Clock ?. NJ
and closing at 10 P. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

90 REV. MR. sPARRY, OF THIS CITY, HAS
USED Dr shermans celebrated Worm Lozenges in his a.
mily win the most decided benefit His children were
brought them away large quantities and restored The
chuen 70 me enjoyment OF perfect health. lie
nenus ,n'n IN preference to any vermifuge known
Deng aogeher the safest most expeditions and certain
street " ~ ~
Sc William st 3o Fulton street Brooklvn and eIgssr
Buildings PHILADELPHIA ~ s So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUHEUm
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

r-y-ADMISsION ONLY lak CENTs.xO
The Manager happy TO announce engagement with Miss
Gypsy Girl sister
THE CELEBRATED Gypsy QUEEN,
Of the American Museum She be fran O'Clock
the morning till O'Clock in the afternoon, desse in nxs
costume and be privately consulted regarding PAST.
PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS She cannot b
the evening National Portm Gaery-GrAnd cosmo.
rama, and 500 00 Curositits
Admi..,on .hllinx-l2H those who
sult he liIn,u ri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

MILITARY BALL.
THE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
will take place at .ammany Hall, Wednesday Even
ing, Feb, 7, 1874.
Tickets 81 be obtained john Carnes John street,
B. DAILY, % Broad st., w IL Domnick, 40 eenwic u
NJ shiers 1876 Fulton wainwright, 2s5 Spring g.; e.
Lownsbery, 432 Peal At do tF7sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY az.
Arrived.

SON RlsEs''. ..'.,..7 I'll MOON 81
sun SETS. .'.......5 HIGH 10 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail,

E0Ckeuo I'd SAIL.
ron LIVERPOOL.
q. of West, Woodhouse. Jan.2i
Sheridan. lie Peyster, Jan rs
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator. Chadwick, Feb I
yelling on, Chadwick, Fec. 10
roR HAyRk
st. Nicolas. Pell, Feb ]
Duchesse d'Orleans, Feb. 8
suliy. Burrows, Feb. Ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

U PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
FILLS Tor the cure Of Gonorrhoca Giee Fuor Albus,
ana all mocapurulent discharges from the Urehra These
rus are warranted to effect in half the time taken
by me oid treatment without taintng the breath h, disa
greeing with the stomach confinement from business
rrce ~ Perbox Office and consulting ofthe Col
iege oil Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street
w s. RICHARDSON Aren't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York Is confidently
recommended and prescribed by the first medical pracu
TONERS oil the city for all of debility produced either
ny secret indulgence OF any kind detrimental
70 the constitution. II is an invaluable remedy for impo.
tence sterlty, barrenness uness depending on NAL
iornaon) and will be found highly beneficial in all com.
plants arising from debated state of the constitution
Sold in single bottles 81 each in Of half dozen S.
Carefully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau
street w. ). RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

COOk-, CHAM ERMsIDs, NURSES, SCAMP
" STRESSES, snd 6s for housewort Also coao hrnso,
waiter pore mechanics and for any emf 10y
nent with untxceptionabe honesty
dustry, s.brsty, &c.,
HENDEHSON'S Original Temperauce flee
~ Nassau STREET John street.
ReferencesIion NJ. Van Buren, Hon b. Butter Rev 4.
NJ johnson. Rector.
N B-Iems-Annua subscribers dollar quarterly fifty
cents. J3 6weod~ec
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-16

WING MEETING IN BusTny-DANIEL
NEh'IEk DLfIAIAG HIS PosIIloN.-On
rIday night, al ID " hls meeting, Daniel
w ebsicr made speech, IN " lIich he avow-
ed himself ~ favor Of altering the natur.
aIzalIon laws. The following are his
own words.
"f,Ilow citizens 1t woukI be, al lhi-
moment, an useless task Tor me Ia attempt
I" investigate the catSe of tins change.
ii may NJ be proper 10 Investigate diem
III ali But why, we may ask, why should
Two lice While Stacs, New York and
Itnnsl ivahia, e" agal st Us, if they so
have d"rek There can be but one cause.
and that so conspicuous and prominent
that no one Can shut hi. ewes 10 tho
one bul must deplore It's fleet. approach
the snhJ' CT al once. for it is useless to try
I" keep II back. And say that in my
mind iheie is ,eal necessity lnr IA the
rough retnImati"n Of the naturalization
Laws. (Ehetrs, loud aud long continued )
The results "i tite recent elections in sey-
e'al OF til 5 aIcs have Impressed nv mind
with ole deep and al ong cnnricliun: thai
is, that there Is an Iniprtellve necessity
I"r reforming The decentralization laws OF
the uni1ra Sales. The preservation Of
the government, and, consequently, the
interests OF all panrs. ln,my opinion,
clearly aud strongly demand Us. y
am we'll aware. gentlemen, that these
sentiments may be mI,represeutcd, aud
probably will be, IN order To excite pre-
Jnd'"e IN the minds OF foreign residents
oh"Iid such misrepresentation be made
or attempted, ] must trust my liiends TO
correct II, and expose it. For the senti-
ments themselves. am ready to take. mr.
seq, The responsibility. And will only
add, that what | have now suggested. is
Just as important t" the rights Of foreign
FRS, regularly aud laihy ratu. allied am0po
us, as II Is The rights of nativeborn Amer.
lean citizens. Crhe whole assembly here
united IN giving twenly-six tremendous
cheers.)
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- - - -s- ==-asi
ENrR ACl'-

The following is from The N. Y. Ex-
press of Tuesday last. We give it to
show how some OF the papers talk.
The intelligent foreigners who reside
among uy, whether of the Catholic or
Protestant faith, must deprecate, as much
as we do, tins combination of their igno-
ran and uneducatcd countrymcn under
American deruag"gucs, against American
Citizens. They know as well DIS we do,
nay better, that the rude, and ineXperitn-
ced population Of The great cities of Eu-
rope, who are now constantly cast upon
our shores, have never had the training
Tor self governments; and II a lowed the eX-
eicse OF it, would make no better use of
II than did the l.hzzrronl of Naples, the
EXaliados of Madrid, or Il e Jacobns of
Paris. Keep, in order in EuroIe only by
the prick of The bayonet, and large stand
ing armies, how Can they &C. here with
the temperance and order of free school
ed people, trained in sell-governmcnl, in
one form or the other, nov hundred
and fifty wears. The experience of the
Spanish Southern Republics from Mtxic %
Ia Buenos Ayres, shows that sell-guyern-
merit is not u! Spontaneous growth, but
of long ual..ing and prior education.
Only military despoIs can keep any sort
ri order there. How necessary is 1t then
that even the wiser class Of foreigners who
have made their homes among MS, and
whose destiny is now our destiny, JOIN
with us IN insisting that before ii foreign
er he made It citizen, he be q,niihud by
prior education, or by Icing residence to
exercise the duties of ID cItZcn2 \! any
rate, 70 foreigner is wise IN forming Il COM
bina,lun to vote in a.p.eS against citizens
Of American birth, for the effect of that
is /" create i'll blood, and TO bring foreign
ers directly into all our party collisions
! he Albany Argus is abou' right thea,
IN surprising that " higs will take up with
"Nutiye Amrrlcanislu, at least AS long
as foreigners are allow ed to march in
Loco F"co professions with banners of
-"AMERICANs sIAN'T RULE U.s." That
Is primary question to be settled III this
Country before all Others it we
''''N' ~ "'' sa' 'Hit III 'hi WV u ''N'iti >
the country as ceased to be ours, and we
gained nothing by the reroloIion OF l776.
tmalters not to us,-"H Americans shaft
rule whether they are forbidden By Irish
batIaIllnnS and llGsslan hattalliuns on the
fields Of Trenton and Princeton, and y ork-
tnwn, with muskeIs in their hands, or at
The ballot boxes, by Irish and lIessian
bo'sal"ns, with that yet more potent in
sIrumeEl If power, the vote, the ballot.
At least, we will! try this new issue Loco
f"c"lSm has made for us, before we try
any other.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-16

'B'nIs IT TO GIVE NorlcE, That the
subscribers of Cecil county, have obtain
ed from the Orphan's court OF said county,
letters administration on the personal cs
late OF Caleb Brown, late of Cecil co.
deed, All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of duly authenticated on or before the
23d day olOct. 1915, they may otherwise
by law lie e1cEdcd from all benefit OF
said estate. Persons indebted to said es-
tate, are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscribers.
Given under our hands this 23d day of
October, iSil.
WILLIAM PEARCE, ! Aims
EDWIN J. BROWN, '"'"
Oct. 26-Gw.
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OREGON .l.vD TIE BRIIISH

II is stated that Mr.. Dunn, Agent for tie
British Hudson Bay Company, has fur.
nlshed the Montreal Courier wllh IA state
ment of the complete occupation of Ore
gon amino remancnH by the direction. OF
that com pany as the representatives of the
British Nation.
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''EHigsZl L Park , 81


of land more or less, about leo acres of
which are woodland. The improvements
on said Tract called High Park" are Il
stone Dwelling House and out kitchen ii
large Frame Barn, cellared under and 9th
cr out buildings.
Also one undivided fourth part of a
Fishery well situated on he east side OF
the Susquehanna River and near to Bad
FrIar Ferry commonly called (Grubbs
Barr
Also one undivided half part Of a sur
vev in the River Su@qurElanna called
"Tcmperance," containing about 2G acres
and joining Mckinson's Neglect.
Also, all the risht. title aud interests OF
the said William Grubb deceased. at law
or in equity being one undivided moiety
or half part of certain Island or Fishery
situate i'll the Susquehaana River in Cecil
county aforesaid called aud known as
Mcknsnn's Neglect, or
"BARNEYs BATTERY.o
Also, ali the right, tile and interest of
the said William Grubb deceased being
one undivided moie,y or half part OF ii
certain message, tenGment, Store House
and Dwelling situate lying aud being in
Hartford CO, Md. al or near the Western
terminus of the Susquehanna Bridgc al
C"nowlngo.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
decree are as follows, one lhild of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash on
the day of sale. and the balance To be paid
IN two equal instruments Of six and twelve
months bearing ntercs! from the day Of
sale, the payment thereof to be secured
by bonds of the purchaser or purchasers
with IA surety or surcties to be approved
by the Trustee.
Sale to commence Il: 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
+. A. ELLIS, Trustee.
N. 3. The creditors OF the said Will
liam Grubb deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit there claims properly authentl.
Gated in The chancery office at Annapolis
on or before the GS.h day OF janmary
next. / y. T..
November "a lSll,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-16

sLF> The Lancaster Union recommends that
Daniel o. Council be made Folks Secretary Of
Stric.
1t has also been suggested that John G. Cal
houn, James G. Birncy, and Thomas W. Dorr
should hold positions in the Cabinet tho latter as
Secret AIRY Of War.lm!M
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NlHHHlNktfS

Miss T.. Mex IN oEY, tenders her thanks
TO her patrons, and respectfully informs
them and the Public generally, tina, she
has just received from Philadelphia an ell
egant ass"r'men; of FALL and WINI ER
bONAET5, TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS.
and HE other usual articles in her Inc of
the latest and bCst styles winch she Of
!ers at very low prices. Shop | door be-
low Mr. X noll's Store.
Nov. 18Th, lSi4-tf.
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NJ vember 10Th lS4l-ls
.gsaSf E2reciSqss

A few bushels prime Timothy Seed,
New Crop New Orleans Sugar, RIO and
ST. Domingo Coffee some as low as 6 /
CTS. per h., and lot of New Bacon. which
will be sold low. WIN. TORBERT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-16
Stoves! StOyes9

The subscriber thankful to the public
for rast iaHors, would again inform them
that he is now ready TO furnish them with
stoves of every description for burning
either wood or coal, which he will sell
as cheap as they can be had elsewhere.
He would be pleased to show his stock
to his old customers and the public gen
orally before they make their purchases
Call at his Tin Ware and Stove Store,
next door to DR.. Nallace's Drug Store.
JOIN II. GRAHAM.
Elkton Oct. 18Th lSi4.
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s5>"Will you take sou.c,i.inp?" said
teel"'aller 10 his friend, phrn standing
near tavern. ''Idcn'l care if | du," " as
the reply. We'll, Flank, .let's tuhc-a
Waik.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-16
MERCHANT MILE

and Farm attaC he'd thereto, heretofore the
property OF MIR. Levi Tyson deceased,
situated on the Big Elk Stream IN Cecil
County.
The Farm contains about 80 Acres Of
l.amd, adapted to The gro" tn of all kinds
Of grain and grass, u portion sHi}iricnl Tor
.i.ssss..5s3'Ss, tie purposes Of the Farm being
e.; i;35;fs in Woodland. The Mil has
~ lass been recently put IN complete re-
- ssH=s-s, pair Tor grinding wheat SC.
There is III addition both Saw Mill
and Park Mill on the property, in good
repair, and comfortable lwo-story frame
Dwelling House, with two rooms on each
door, a Kitchen under tn, House, with
Stables, Barn, and out Buildings. A
Spring and Spring House, and pump Of
excellent water stands near the door of
the dwelling House. The situation is
healthy, and possesses advantages, being
only about 5 miles north of the Town Of
Elkton aud about ) miles west from New
Ark, Del. Persons who may wish to be-
came purchasers, are requested 10 call
and examine the premises which will be
shown them by the Tenant.
ALSO,
\ two story Brick Dwelling House, and
half acre lot attached thereto, in the east
end of the Town Of Elkton, and on the
North side Of Gay Street, with two rooms
on each Noor, and other out buildings.
The lerms of sale as prescribed by the
Decree arr, one third Of The purchase mo-
ncy to be pajd.in cash on the day of Sale
one third III twelve months, and the re-
mainng one third in two years thereafter,
tIat Is TO say, from the day of sale, the
two last payments to bear Interest from
the day of sale, and to be secured by the
Bonds or notes of the Purchaser, with
security to be approved by the Trustee,
or the whole may be paid in cash at The
option Ct the Purchaser.
& ROSS TEAZEY, Trustee.
Oct 18th lSiI--ts
The Delaware Republican, Village Re-
cord, Westminster, and the United States
Gazette, will copy once week for four
weeks and forward their Bulls to the
Trustee
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bS2E}aiC Sale.

u
Fs7IiE subscriber will sell, on Tues.lay
4 the 9th day Of DECEMBER next. ON
the premises, all the Ight, tide, estate and
lnlcrC st of which Jacob II. Shauck, died
seized OF, in and To al! those lots, pieces
or parcels Of land, situate, lying and be-
ing in the upper end Of the Town of Port
Deposit, in Cecil county, designated ON
the original PIo. of PORT Deposi! as lois
81: So and SO,
beginning for the same at the Son,h Yves,
Corner Of lot No 90. ,hen running by and
with the line of said lot No. 60 Two hun
dred feet up the hill, then along the side
hill one hundred and eighty feet until they
lnIersec. the North West Corner of lot
No. 56, then by and with the line of lot
No. So two hundred feet to the South
West Corner of said lot, then along the
main road to the place of beginning.
Sale to commence between the hours
of II o'clock u and . O'Clock 2 il, on
said day.
The Terms are, one third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in Cash on the
day of sale. one third in three, and the re-
naming third in six months from the day
of sale, payment of The two las, install
ments to be secured by bond with secuii-
ty TO be approved by the executors, and
bearing interest from the day of sale.
MARGERY SlIAUCK,
GRANVILLE L. S!lAUCK,
Executors
N vember 10Th 1S4l-ts
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Il l.g1sG0e7S SaEea

E3Y virtue Of Decree of the High
Court 81 Chanccry of Maryland, The Sub
scrib"r as Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale al the Cou liIousc door in Elkton on
Thursday the Zlst
day Of November next al > O'clock, T. N
Il.
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8. Escaria.
SURGEON DENTIST.

Having acquireda thorough know ledge
OF Dental medicine and Strgery by dit
gent practice for the last ten years, two ol
which he has spcnIin Port DEPOSIT. He
takes this opportunity Cf announcing to
The public, that inserting upon pivot and
plate work Of every description, he makes
use OF none except MIR Slocktor:'s incor-
ruptabe Teeth. aud his own manufacture
OF Sold and Silver plate, which is Of the
finest qnaiItv. All operations whether
Surgical or Alcchanlcal are warranted In
be equal IN adoption. durability. natural
appearance and elegance of inl>h to any
in the United 5 ates. Persons wishing to
procure his professional services, may be
accommodated by addressing hun by let
ter or otherwise He is prepared 10 per-
torn all operations pertaining to his calling.
AS well at their domestic lircsiile, as at his
residence.
DIR. p. devoics his time exclusively tn
his profession, with IL determination to
excel. Ills dlspensary consists of a full
assortment OF medicines calculated for
diseases of Tech and Gums.
N. B. Impressions taken and plate
work cxccm;rd ut short nosrce and upon
easonable terms.
Room. opposite the Farmers and Com
mercial Hotel. Port Deposit. Md.
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Owe HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLL3R.S!

The Paris edition will form Ten large octave
volumes, and Will cost abour SIS. The Ameri-
cab publishers will issue Translation OF this
Famous Work simultaneously with its publica-
ton III Paris. Each volume of the Paris edition
Will be comprised IN single No. Of the Ameri-
can edition aud will be sold for
TWELVE AND. A HALE CENTS.
and a remittance Of One Dollar free of poslace(
will pay tor the entiie work in Ten nn,nners.
which will contain every word in tie original
edition,
Orders TO be addressed to C.lREY& UiRT
Publishers, Philadelphia, or to the following A.
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FL = Editors OF newspapers Inserting the above
three times IN Il conspicuous place, previous to
the first day of December, 1874, and forwarding
paper containing tie advertisement to C,rey
4 Hart, will he entitled to receive a COW crtl,e
No.k.
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Cheap Umbrella,
P.lR.lSOL and SU.NS{ilDE,AL,4N-
UF.lCTORY

JOSIAH w. CLARKE. Successor to
Robert Richie, lale of No. 4 South Fou,th
'SUeeF, has removed to the N. W. Gov
ncr of Fourth and Market streets and !.
now prepared to offer to the trade supor
Tor article oI'he above named goods, Man.
ulac'nrcd undrrhis immediate superin,end-
ance, and warranrr, Of as good quality ~
any to be purchased in this or any other
city. Buying and selling for cash, he is
enabled to sell on the most reasonable
terms, and invites Merchants, and others
visiting this city to call and examine his
present stock.
JOSIAH w. CLARKE,
N w. Corner of 4!h and Market ST.
Philadelphia, IA
Aug. 9th, lSll-3m
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NATURALI2LD PERSONS.
Ahd lIIrs is not all.


Sctm in the Common Pleas y ester.
ida, noon, more than three hundred aliens
had rrnwdrd about Ihc doors Of the Com
mon Peas in The CIN Halt. When the
room having been elnpied through the
Windows. the doors were re-opened for
fresh admissions. such sCeuce as was
then Witnessed has rarely bren seen in an
American count room. The doors were
violently thrust in. and The avalanche OF
hunlnn beings cane ouMard witt Such
lmpelu"sitv as I" overthrow every Thing
III lis course. Coats were torn off, hats
we"e tudJen unt!er foot. men were crow
'dcd aud mined until almost lilp!cs, and
IN two al lilrce cases, half "a ho1Ir rIaps-
cd before the, had recovered iht mSpIvrS
sufficient to speak. Out side ct the count
room the crowd oI foreigners was r,amur-
on, for admission, aMd il required the
phvslcal force of xix officers Ia make an
opening for one Of the Judges. The
court room wa~ filled aut ,mp,ipd not less
than four times dulHg the day. and a.
.mnng the crowd who were rhorougA!v
jan,meh ~. were female wl,mcsses-ueii
looking lrl>l women!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-16

SENSIBLE WOMAN. "A Milleritc, down
Fast, concluding ihat the end oI all things
had arrived resolved to work no more,
and no more to gather the fruits OF the
earth, After long mornings walk to
mediate. he returned home aud asked his
wife if breakfast was ready. "Nn,o sad
she, ii have prepared none. You say il
is not your duty to work: if so, il is not
mine; if the fruits OF tie earth may not be
gathered, it may not be cooked | am
resolved to abide the cons"ques cs with
voun The man walked out 10 mediate,
and returning shortly, said, SIT you will
get some breakfast will go To woik.n