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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19

sorry that a principle had been adopted that would
iorccr prevent It's occupancy BY capitalists and he
r II hope that gentlemen who had voted for The
individual liability principle would move to reconsider
Mr. llazelrg, ~ speech cf considerable length.
defended the right and policy Il tic Legislature 20
repeal lie considered tie individual responsibility
amendment far moro oaious t.a,l the right of the
legislature 20 rcpca
Alr Na.ei, did not like l'a amcnlncn, before de
lICus' ior Il tyiciion at a in effect He
VAS unl.se t.e gentleman from Jefferson, who WAS
NeHc rat c,cry otter day: be was Democratic I'll
tie .ine lie believed the que.ton lad been fully
decided IN indlaaa thai stockholders : oud be indi-
viduallg liable: both Wings ard Democrats in h.s
couety were IN favor Il tie restrict u. TIE dlv was
coming. wAsn Re belie'cd B'uas could not sc os.ab-
lca without hc-e 'lo'ary r's.r.cioas, and lie b.
Nc,cd too. thar ca 'al " uli lc invested.
Air T.aeeyopp s-dbo;l d r. iu3.viap.l liability and
he repeal Frnc y. AID cited a. lie cli,ts dat have
flowed the gealal Banking aW in OHIO which lad
'l.ieu a."rtlAer IN having any caFtel invested He
spoke very coatempu'usly # tie ursr pursued ty
tic gent 'an hsaind from Boone lNr liazelr.r, and
tnt Oh lie q al man from tcfr on Ar SaVe.) NAo
we're enc day " higs and Ito next ncmo.rals. The
Gentleman from jefferson was ON his question.
good " mig iut the n'lemaa from Pooae u a. tire
wnkc-i ecoi.eo in tie House; bal 10 his surprise
oven lbs friend from Terry CIR lucAeby) had taken
s'rngc III OF ioCeoso,sn "a 4 .sQurs ION
Sir los.s Of Feun ain in sioeri. OF cons dcrab,c
lcrgth ota.l-d Gre o's Of aafest-il I'D m-oir9atoas
THO ieaed & az, - H. lfasr In Giving VOC dur
la- te last >e oa. o Lake stockholders individually
liable.
A'r 'a'ioay OK lie rtouad, dat tie restrictive
fnci s.ou 4 ~, appl 20 ma aa'ac;usng oaalllsi-
uoas---ie lad io understood uch to tc The rrinri-
pies II neaaoraey IT, ~ eut tie w.ole leagih IN
strettr Banks
Sir Fsnlevesr uecd tie I'ou.c in 81 ccch 6 co.,
a.lc-aIit n-t. - 'gtre - sustaining incorfcrf-
toa. ai'lou PRO r..fidans. ThaSa:e fiaai-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19
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iF fr l.a.ioa Of c,rsns Of iarhc. Putnam, and
ZION e0aie.y c,r4i'. p rys e.~'.f. referred to
'.'. '.''i,'cc "a I,'' iin' oa' .i"ofc' oi'n'
itf.# ant ft. ~ df o'h.ii' two fe'i.i'hs'
Which were re rcd
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= :" .' sue i''fH's es'at' he'eaher' si2l nov
nave ,se nie.. q Tie pre- cit say laws n me cone :
40, =, 80 '1'.r
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19

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ton ii l's'ae which ess read end passed 70 a s.
'''I fet@ihg
A!r 0iaitn ii...odae. JOINT resolution oeas' tie
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hn ~
ar Aic- 'aer 81 N'''. i'T eu.ed oin. resolution
n r'iati.n To tie havgftioI OF iae y aba j river.
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bill 10 amend ou sct 10 csta1 81 road in Sul-
van and Greeae couu.s:a til relative Supervisors
in Decatur county t.ll u ssc'fe r;ain alley IN
West lo.an; ION re- o'utpn ;,is',se - the now
inventions o. Rea'rt nouny. for ;e manufacture of
leather; nil Of Which resd t'rcc times and pass
Cd
! bill to Regulate :i,, jay efryana and petit jurors.
Several eIi entn lis acre mlc Z. e.eepiing coun-
tics. Sc. when
On motion ii NJ Csega'-n OF T., lie In was re-
lerod toasG ctrrmmi9ec.
u. ~ Diio Crse'
jo.a' resolaf ia .a.i,c 10 l.e completion Of Tie
Wsblsh md y.i5t ea7l
Mr. Ewing iao.sd 10 strike Ga, much related
70 the eu u l'li .n DE N.neemcs District.
Nr Ewing .oas az eme leael. IN cpao-iiion 20 the
measure. In ,se c'us-l # - rolsrss. Ire referred
10 several c.t..c.s @ ilo'e lis III i..sn.
3lr Ewing gave WY I r n is9.ian 90 adjourn.
On ma.iaa 81 air bennington. IRE Senate adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19

HOUSE or RETI SET iv&
The Speaker isi, before tic Itorser- = - orr Of ,le
Sinking Fund Comm iss,encrs; -
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Buck wheat
Flour, prime quality for sale by
CHANDLER.
=. Beach. =.
SURGEON DENTIST.

Having acquired thorough knowledge
OF Dental medicine and Surgery by dill
gent practice for the last ten years. two pJ
which he has spent in Port DEPOSIT. Eie
takes This opportunity cf announcing 10
The public, that inserting npon pivo, and
plate work of every description, he makes
use OF none except Mr. Slocktor's incor-
ruplabe Teeth, and his own manufacture
OF Gold and Silver plate, which is OF the
hines! quality. All operations whether
Surgical or Mechanical are warranted to
be equal in adoption: durability, natural
appearance and elegance of finish to any
IN the United States. Persons wishing 20
procure his professional services, may be
accommodated by addressing him by let
ter or otherwise. lie is prepared to per-
form all operations pertaining TO his calling,
as we'll at their domestic fireside, as al his
residence.
DIR. B. devotes his time exclusively to
his profession, with a determination To
excel. His dspensary consists of full
assortment of medicines calculated for
diseases Of Tech and Gums.
N. b. Impressions taken and plate
work executed at short notice and upon
easonable terms.
Room. opposite the Farmers and Com
merclal llotel, Port Deposit, Nd
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$3.50 intense has been the exci,emen,
here during the week, we have no, been
able to attend to business, nor could OF
would, our printers touch type till to-
day, (Friday.) We will therefore be on
~ able to re, out half sheet into which
We will put the result of the elections so
far as we have heard. Much that we hear
however may be erroneous, and we will
no, be able to give correct returns till mex,
week, if then. In our next it is probable
we will be able to say who is elected Pre-
srden1, which matter at this present writ
.ng (F,!day before The nails is in extreme
doubt, though 'he chances are in favor Of
Clay
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This IT TO GIVE NOTICE., Tha! The
subscribers Of Cecil comfy, have obtain
cd from the Orphans court OF said county,
letters administration on the persona es
late of Caleb Brown, late of Cecil co.
dec d. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibi, The same, with the vouchers there
Of duly authenticated on or before the
Odd day of Oct. 1915, they may Otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Persons indebted 10 said es-
tale, are requested TO make immediate
payment to the subscribers.
Given under our hands This Odd day Of
October, 1914.
WILLIAM PEARCE, ! ,l.,,.
EDWIN J. BROWN, ava"
Oct. 26-6w.
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Public VcN<lue.

BY virtue of an order of The Orphans
Court of Cecil county, the subscriber will
offer a. public Sale, to the highes, bidder.
IN Saturday the 23d day of November
inst at the residence of Mr.. Washington
Hyland, in Elk Neck, the Personal Pro-
perry of Rowland Ellis, decd, consisting
of Mahogany Tables, Chains, Bureau
Bedsleads, Looking Glasses, Bed and Ia.
bic linen, plates, dishes, sc. s.
ALSO
4 quantity Of corn blades and hay
also, one heiIer. Terms cash per the
special order of the court.
F. A. ELLIS, Ad'mr. Of
l.. Ellis.
Nov. C-fs
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THE CECIL WHIG.

by bonds of the purchaser or purchasers
with surely or sure,ies to be approved
by the Trustee.
Sale to commence a: 9 O'Clock, p. NJ.
F. A. ELLIS, Trustee. q.
N. B. The creditors OF the said VIII
liam Grubb deceased, are hereby warned
to extibi, there claims properly authen,i-
Gated in the cl,ancery office at Annapolis
on or before the 2S.b day of January
next. f. 4. L.
November 81 1874.
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Elk CONTABLE'
Sale

BY virtue of wr, Of vcndilioni ex-
ponas issued by David Hnrnite one OF the
Justices of the Peace in the State of Ma
ryland at the suit Of J. s. J. Shippers a.
gansl the goods, chs''les. lands aud ten
emenls of Thomas B. Gamer and John
Barnett and to me directed. have seized
and taken into execution all The said
Thomas B. Gamer aud John Barnells
right, lirlc, interest and claim both at la"
aud in equity in and To fifty acres ot land
and one G,ist Will thereon. lying aud be-
lug in Elk Neck, wherein The said John
Barnett now resides end hereby give
notice that on Thursday the lltl' day OF
November at 2 o'clock, z. NJ 81 Mrs.
Lumb's tavern in North East will ofer
a, Public Sale the above property I" the
highes, bidder for cash to satisfy said writ
A. PENNINGTON. Fix Constable.
October 10Th, iS3l-ls
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90 Il Acres

OF Land more or less, about forty acres of
which are Woodland. The improvements
are large Stone Tavern House, former
Iy occupied as a Sore House Log Stable
and other out buildings, also a Fish Dam
Pot belonging to said properly and will
be sold with it, called the oluice Pot, be
ing par, of the real estate Of which vii
Ian, Grubb late of Cecil county died seiz
ed
Also all the right, title and inIrres, at
law or in equity of,he said William Grubh
deceased being one undivided fourth part
Of all .hAt tiact of land called
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To my Fellow Citizens Of Cecil

II being now certainly asccriained sha.
we have gl"rious!y lriumphed in elec.ing
Ia whig Governor in Maryland, do there
fore make known tina. a, the proper tins
! intend to apply for the Registers Office,
and after You have deliberately and fully
considered my qualifications and claims,
| will be truly thankful 10 all who wiz
give me their aid and influence in promo'-
Ing my efforts 10 obtain said appointment
Yours Respectfully,
EDW. WILSON.
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"High Park
situate lying and being on the east side o
he said River Susquehanna in Cecil coun
y aforesaid, anc containing
25O Acres

Of land more or less, about 100 acres Of
whirh are woodland. The improvements
on said Tract called High Park" are a
Stone Dwelling House and out kitchen Il
large Frame Barn, celared under and 9th
or out buildings.
Also one undivided fourth par, OF a
Fishery well situated on The east side of
the Su-quehunna River and near to Bald
FrIar Ferry commonly called (Grubbs
Barr
Also one undivided half part Of a sur
vey in the River Susquehanna called
Tempe rance," containing about 26 acres
and joining McKinson's Neglect
Also, all the right. title and interests OF
the said William Grubb deceased, al law
or in equity biting one undivided moeIy
or half part of certain island or Fishery
situate in the Susquehanna River in Ceci!
county afore,aid Gated and known as
McKnson's Neglect, or ~
"BARNEYs BATTERY"
Also, all The right, tile and interest 81
the said William Grub deceased being
one undivided moie,y or half part of a
certain message, tenement, Store House
and Dwelling situate lying and being in
Hartford CO., Nd, IA. or near ,he Western
terminus of the Susquehanna Bridge al
C"nowingo.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
decree are as follows, one third Of the
purchase. money to be paid in cash on
the day d sale. and The balance TO be paid
IN Two equal ihsthmen,s Of six and twelve
months bearing 'ihteres. from The day oI
sale, the paymen, thereof 10 be secured
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@--E-E-srn-aru
After fgh, unparalleled in 6erceness
the Wings Of Cecil have niumphed The
locofocos, ia. on The emoluments ofof!ice,
and glu.ied with their success at the last
election, came up TO the polls with vio-
lencc and impudence, bu. our lndeiatiga-
bic Wings met them mistaken, and mos,
signally defeated them.
The following IS the vote IN he sever
al districts
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MTLLEN cry.

Miss Z. sIckinsey, respectfully IN
orms her io,mer patrons and The pnblr
eneraily that she has removed her Shor
ne door below Mr.. Knotls's Store, to the
Dom formerly occupied by P. tinegan.
aIl' r, wnere she will be happy .ofurnish
item with all articles in her line.
She has iu', returned from ohiIadel phia
with & C.N.NETS, THf.NyNi.VG S, and
j variety of other articles KEEP, by Millin-
ers, of the latest fashions and best style.
which She oilsrson the most reasonable
lernis.
April ooh. lSii-- !;
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Stoves! Stoves!

The subscriber thankful 10 the public
for rast lavors, 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 i" i'll sell
as cheap as they can-be had'else% FeTe..
He would bemeh sedtd showhf stock
to his old custbmets' and tHe'pdbfc gen
orally before they make Their 0psr fhases'
Call at his Tin Ware ahts hStov4 Store,
next door t6 T,f. w alfatt's Orig S bore.
ST. ." !" JOHN Fl. GRAHAM.
.Elktof Oct. 19th'lSl4, Wax 7n -
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Married.

On the 5lh Inst, by the Rev. Edward
kennard Mr.. JouN II. GALLAHER to Miss
HANNAH AMELIA HAYS, all of this county.
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Marcus Denn's"n, IN Chan'r'y,
VS.: 2lst Oc.ober.
John Archer and others. lS4i.
Ordered, That the sale made and re-
ported by Augustus W. Bradford, Trus ee
for the sale of the Real estate mentioned
in the above cause he ratified aud confirm
ed unless cause 10 the contrary thereof
be shewn on or before the 9th day Of
December next. provided copy Of this
order be published in some newspaper
printed in Cecil County, once week for
three successive weeks before the 27!h
day Of November next. The Report
states The amount Of sale 10 be S20l on.
True copy. Test,
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Reg. Cur.Can.
1nt Of Iaw2w
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Mr.. Robert Garner, member of the
Legislature, elect, from Anne Arundel
county, died on the 30lh ult
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mast 8 o,fIock-
1.-THE jig is up, we have been flung
Sky biuh and vynraa thu,, that u

Sky high, and worse than that"
We met the cars at Frenchtown Tonight, md
there learned, to the utter demolition oil all our
hopes, that reports from all Now York are in,
and that Polk is about 5000 ahead, and conse-
quently is President elect Of the United States
Our inch 10 gone.
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Rhode Island.

This state has gone for Clay by about
$500.
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Thursday the 2Slh day

of November instant, at The public House
of Mr. Wenlz, commonly called the Brick
Tavern, on the road from Bald Fliar Fer
ry 10 Loves Tavern, now Glbson's, the
following parcels of property tswil. All
that tract or parcel of land called AMI
known as '"7'he Bald Frsr Ferry" farm
situate lying and being on the cast side OF
the Susqnehauna River in Cecil county
Mary Wand, adjoining lands Of Thomas Ful.
ton and others, containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-11-09

g Recolecl there is grea. wing meet
..ng III Wilmington to-day.
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Cheap Umbrella,
P.iR.4SOL md SU.FSH9DE,M NAV
tE,3CTOnY.

JOSIAH w. CLARKE, Successor ~
Rober! Euhie, late Of No. South Fouf!h
Street. has removed to the N. w. Co
ner Of Fourth aud Make. streets and is
now prepared to offer to The trade = super
inr article ofhe above named goods, Mar
uiacturcd underhis immediate snperin:en,~
ance, and warranted Of as good qualify Is
any to be purchased in tins or any Other
city BuyingJand selling for cash, he ~
enabled to sell ..on the most reasonable
terms, end inv,es Merchants, and others
visiting .'its citY'to call ana examine HI,
present stock.
JOSIAH ". CLARKE.
N. w. Corner Of 4h and Market S.
Phi!adelphia, Pa.
Aug. 2i,h, 1Sii.-3m
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North Carolina.

Bv the mail from Norfolk we have the
following returns:
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF
VALUABLE
Real Estate.

BY virtue of Decree Of the Chancel-
ior Of Mar, land, the subscriber as 1'rus-
Tee will offer al Public Sale, to the highest
bidder on
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Connecticut.

Gays maj thus lar 1927
% town 10 hear from, which " i'll increase
II To $500.
= Towns.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.
P.eSideai--Ai, GoreTnor-'44.
Clay, priS. Pratt Carroll
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Trustees Sale.

EsY virtue Of Decree Of the High
Court Of Chancery Of MAJ Wand, The Sub
SC ibor as Trustee, will Offer al Public
sale a. tn, Courthouse door in Eiklou OF
Thursday the Dist
day of November nex', al O'Clock, r, NJ
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- Towns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-24

cember to February and weigh well the motives and all
the circumstances connected with the case.
The jury, after absence Of fifteen minutes rendered
verdict for the plaintiffs $3.50 damages and cost
Fuller as. Leeds. Bates T. BeH--An action to
quarters rent due out Of premises % Ann street Verdict
for plaintiff S203 TO-
APRIL 23.-.GfioeA vs.. Smith q HotgeH-A MIR. Egbert
Wetmore and person named Taylor, owned the house
$40 Broadway in September 1912, Taylor sold out his
share in the to Wetmore for $780, and received
note pay able on demand and mortgage the fixtures
and furniture TO guarantee the payment of the the
plaintiff alleged that shortly afterwards he entered into
partnership with Wetmore and brought furniture into
the premises and fitted up the concern bowling
loon. Taylor in the mean time assigned the note aud
mortgage to the defendants the latter shortly after took
possession of the premises with its contents and turned
Atwell ont. The present action is brought the
value Of the property alleged by Atwell have belonged
to him. and for the espass The defence was that plain
tiff had interest in the concern The Judge told the
jury that the evidence adduced 10y plaintiff show his title
very vague and remarked that the evidence Of Mr.
oserhs the officer was very distinct in reference to the
declaration made by plaintiff when possession taken
bv defendants that he had in the premises
and they might infer that the partnership between him and
defendants was never completed sealed verdict will
be brought in this morning
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New YORK, April %, lS44.
am, respe ctiully,

FROM ST.. DoIINGo.-Capt. IGurd, Of the Jacob
Story arrived this morning from Aux Cages 9th
ult that the city Of Aux Cages in great con-
sternaon for the week previous TO his sailing account
of expected Instruction Of the blacks the plains OF
Aux Cages, by of Of their number the
both He confessed that it the intention Of the blacks
to burn and pillogc that city and the inhab
tants
The National Guards have been on duty every night
On the night of the 26th, the commanding officer OF III,
place received Information that the negroes were march
ing for the city aud many Of the inhabitants
their effects board the shipping in the harbor
The r. Consular agent removed board the American
schooner William Wilson, Capt. Baker at o'clock A. VI
with his effects. The negroes is supposed, received in
formation through OF their spies in the city that the
place well defended which prevented the mediated
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Common Pleas.

APRIL 23.-Josph Smith u.s. Mayor. aldermen, &C. Of the
CITY Of New York-This action OF respass the
case The plaintiff is gardener and resides the 3rd
Avenue between 32d and 33d streets and raises vegeta
bles and flowers two OF land occupied by him in
that locality The defendants dug in sd street
and by OF its being sufficiently large to carry
off the water the plaintiff alleges that his lands
flowed in August last and the produce destroyed The
present action brought for of damages II
proved by witness named Cooper, that PLAINTIFF
grounds three feet under water and continued so
IRON to three days 1t proved by another wit
ness named Moor that the overflow caused by the
cuher not being sufficiently large to carry of
the water.
The defence set up was, that the overflow was caused
by unusual quantity OF rain that fell in the month oil
August and that the culvert of the usual size.
The Jury IRE to bring ~ ,ssl.a verdict this morning
for defendants,
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heard iris conversation at the door when wen. in dial

heard iris conversation at the door when went in did
not Matthews in the room.
Mr.. GEsRoE RYAL sworn, and examined by Mr. MAR
BuRy-I am farmer living in Mary land know the pr
soner he always had excellent character; never
heard nythng against George, the prisoners his father
in humble circumstances; prisoner was in my employ !;
sent him voyage Tor mel live in Somerset County.
Isaac WAINwRIcHT-I live in Mary | know
George Mathews and never heard ythng against his
character, until this.
Cross-eramined by Mr.. HAcKErT-George's character
always good until this charge was brought
The dispositions Of George ID. Larman, James benson,
Isaac Nazeck Washington Robinson, George Robertson,
Samuel White and Edward Travers, in relation to the
good character OF the prisoner here put in and adj
mitted.
Mr. MARBURv summed up and was replied to by the
District Attorney The Judge heIenpon charged.
The Jury returned a verdict Of Not GUILTY."