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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-14
MARYLAND Cecil COuntu. SCI.

.Waryland Cecil County, Set.
an application of Thomas Tyson, of &C.
We'll County, by petition in writing to me, the
subscriber, Gone ofthc associate Judges of the
Orphans Court of Cecil County,) setting forth
that he is in actual confinement for debts he is
unable to pays and offering to deliver up for the
benefit of his creditors all his property, rea per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is IN any way cnti-
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 oithe scvera insolvcnt laws of NIaryland
and it appearing to me by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State of Maryland for the last two years next be-
fore his application, | appointed Levi Riddle
trustee for the benefit of the creditors of the
said Thomas Tyson, who has entered into
bond with security by me prescribed and approved
for the faithful performance of his said trust and
thesaid Trustee having certified to me that he is in
full possession ofall the property in the said sched
ue and list ofdebts contained have ordered and
appointed the first Tuesday next after the third
Monday in October next, for the said Thomas
Tyson to appear before the Judges of Cecil
County Court, at the court house in Elkton, to
answer such allegations and interrorator as
may be then and there by his creditors made and
proposed and the said Thomas Tyson, hav-
ing entered into bond in penalty and with secu-
rity by me prescribe and approved so to appear
and answer as aforesaid ] do hereby order and d.
rect that the said Thomas Tyson, be dis
charged from personal confinement and that he
give notice ofths his application, and ofthc day so
by me appointed for his final hearing in Cecil Co.
Court, to his creditors by advertisement in some
newspaper printed in Cecil County, once week
for three months, before.the said first Tuesday
next after the third Monday in October next.
Given under my hand this 26th day of April
1915. ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True copy. Test,
May II GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Crk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-14

Cherry Hill, May Sd, 1916
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Lazy Courru.-peferred.

VICE CHANcELLoR's sCoURr-DEcIsIoNs--ROber Bu-
chan VS.. Palmer Sumner and ohers-W here Judgment
had been docketed by mistake, Summer Palmer instead
of Palmer Summer. The Court thinks the error should
be corrected and the judgment in favor OF Peter Magic
have prior claim to that of Mr.. B.
Amos W. Gates and Others vs. Mary Smith and others
Mr. Csmbreleng 10 settle with the lns o. and report
when the claims of the parties will be adjusted.
Bcnj Vri4kt and Others vs. Eliza ~. Muller and 9th
ers-botion denied. with liberty to renew, &c.
Mary ARn d. Brten vs. Geo. ". BraeR and John Il.
Park-Demurrer overruled.
John Turner ere'r. &c. We. James Zess and otters-
Marsh TO be paid S623 Sc of the surplus funds &c.
Charles Wilkes vs. Geo. Hilkes.-Demurrer allowed,
and bill dismissed with costs.
A Society for Diffusion Of Knooledse Vs. james Harp
and others-Exceptons 10 the report overruled with
costs
John Je,cei and Others vs. Charles and George Belde
Question as to costs Ordered that complainant pay the
costs consequent upon this bill to be taxed.
Couar OF CooIMoN PLEAs.-Thomas Nichols VS.. RoJt.
Morris-Action for SANDER in defendant implying that
plaintiff had robbed him of his watch Verdict for plain
tiH-6 cents damages and cents costs.
Valentine Coon vs. Palmer CraTy-Action for assault
and battery on board q steamboat Verdict for plaintiff
70 cents.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-.John L. GGrdRer vs. Payson CrOar
ell and jeremiah Snih-Acton of repevin, ~ recover
from the Captain of British packet and the consgnee
iu this city, 900 bags Of coffee claimed by plaintiff hav
ing been obtained from him by Eastman, Fonda & Co
by fraudulent representations This denied. 1t
was averred for defence TINT Mr. Smith, having accepted
In good faith for the amount, bona fde owner al
ready referred TO. Verdict for defendants.
The People VS.. Heiser y FreRch-Action. on behalf OF
the House of Refuge penalty of $500 against
the propretors of Cattle Garden for having theatrical
performances the Garden in June last Ii s stated that
theatrical The tried before Verdict for
defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

A YANKEE IN HAvASA-A correspondent of the
New Orleans Picayune, writing from Havana, tells
the following story:
IAN amusing affair happened here some days since
that has ucked the Spaniards good deal 1t seems
that an American juft arrived, in his rambles the
city, stroed into the Palace, and passing the different
sentines who interrupt approach the Captain
General during the day, proceeded to the an,echanber
where officer met him and asked what he wished
Why guess want to see the Governor Can not
communicate your wishes 10 his ExceencyY said the
officer. We'll, guess not-I want TO see him. Telling
him wait moment the officer disappeared and short
ly returned beckoned our advenure and ushered him
into the presence. In he marched, stiff drum
jor. Wall, Governor, how dye dur I'm free Ameri.
can citizenrve shuk hands with six Presidents and be-
ing as how as Twas here, didn't like 20 away without
seeing on yer. Got an amazin fine house here; how
much does it cost yeri' The Captain. General in the
meanwhile looked at him. and last getting an opportu.
nifty TO speak, while the Yankee took bresh addressed
him very blandly, Why, my friend, you am very
busy just now but If you win call tomorrow at o'clock
we will have talk Oh, certanly--dont let inter
rrpt you I'm free born American and know the true
valy oftme Good mornin', Governor Good morn.
ing sir The Yankee did not call agan-he had proba.
bly, met something that novel to him than the
Governor would have BEEN"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
TIHE POCKET ESCRITOIR-Being small, e

TTIHE POCKET ESCRITOIR-Beng small, ella
borate case covered with morocco plain gilt superey
Illuminated IS in. by 2t n.-3 in. deep) uniting the entire
requisites OF the portable desk and containing the nty
celebrated coin letter balance, with penholder, new
application OF inksand, with lnGlarubber stopper steel
pens, letter and chequer SEAL memorandum tablet ana
bottng card 2 inch measure 1n6arubber 81 gum, me-
dalon and other WATERS sticks of seangwax, wax Ia
pera wax prometnean lights being sufficient to seal 500
dI8 I22 Fulton-s Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
PROSPECTUS
OH ~ IL EnHaffa

7
Ofhe Concord (N.H.) Gazette
TENHE Subscriber proposes issue IN the hrst week o
January the first number Of eekly Newspaper. 10
be called the CONCORD GAZETTE. Il will be his endesvori 10
be fair and i'm partial in M opinions and full and
in reporting the the day. For farther Information
concerning The design snd character OF the Gazette ne must
refer 10 the paper itself
The Gazette viii be published paper ofa good size and
quality, and in lie typographical execution. Will be equal 10
any newspaper in The State.
The price OF subscription will be 3 On per snnun paya
bic invariably In advance. Advertisements VIII be inserted
al the usual rates
ANY communications relating the Gazette addressed 10
the subscriber al Concord, H. postage paid viii meet
with attention
II To those persons from NewHampshire at present
residing in other paris Of the country whe may wish 10
take from that State the subscriber be-
lieves that , paper will offer peculiar inducements To
persons also wishing advertise in New Hampshire, II n
believed that the Gazette will afford desirable medium
CHARLES +. Low.
Concord v H Der / lgt5 90 imeod'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

TLANTIC DOCh.-The Owners and Csptains o:
SHIP AID steamboats, of tho largest clsss respect
fully Informed thar commodous and saie ners for oorng
heir respective vessels during The approaching winter
be obtained within the cepaciouS Basin OF The Atlantic
Dock and reasonable terms than al of the open
docks along the shores of the por.
There ample room for any quantity OF Lighters Canal
or Towbosp, with perfect protection from ce or other
Casualties, 10 which cr1ft are exposed elsewhere
Owners and Agents will ind teir interest to call al the
Office Of Tie Atlantic Dock Company, No. WaIl-sL
nY5 lily
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
5tationern. &e.

CHEAP ACCOUNT BO0kS-Can be had oil
CFRANCIS s. GOUTREL Stationers No II Maiden
lane Merchants requiring books for the new year. w:be
supplied with superior iicle at low prices AIso Paper
and Stationery superior gold Pens and Perrys double
patent Steel Pens reduced prices Daily Memorandum
Books for 1885, intended for the pocket with heaanS or
each dsv in the year. time table, &c Sold whole
sale nnd retail by FRANCIS l. LOUTREL,
dl02w Manufacturing Staoners II Maidenlane
GHNVELOPEs FOR LETTERS.-A hne assori-
T. nent lust made up for use, under the new Postage
Law They OF the strongest Post Once paper suitable
FOR rteel pens by E c. ROOT co: Puhlsherc
ri - f ror ofV Walls 80 Pearl-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
fine Uutebes ano Jemelrp.

MATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Ware, &c--Pur-
w chasers invited 10 examine the following articles,
which are offered tor sale very low prices Duplex Lee
ver Lepne and other Wa.ches by approved makers of
recent impor,atons, in fine gold and silver Of the
latest styles warranted correct time keepers Gold Chains
Seals KEYS Rings Pins Bracelets snd every description
of rew and fashionable Jewelry Silver Spoons, Ladies'
Knives Forks Plated ard Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases. Gold Pens Mantel Clocks, and choice
lection OF Fancy Goods Watches, Jewery, &c cleaned
and repaired. LOCKWOOD sCRlBNER
2o5 Pearl-st corner OF Fuiton-st.
r24 If opposite United States Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
PREMIUM FANCY SOAPS.

Taylor's Ssponaceous Shaving Compound
rs PREFERRED by those who use il TO every other Shaw
ing Cream its increasing popularity may be infer
red from the fact that L. 500 boxes OF il were sold in the last
twelve months alone
Transparent Cakes and Balls, and Pamyrene and Lily
Floating Soaps are particularly excellent for the bath and
toilet.
The Franklin Institute awarded Premiums for these supe-
rior Soaps, its exhibitions in 1874 and in 1875.
They can be obtained of D. Berrian Jr Co. 358 Pearl
st; Haviland Reese Co so Maiden-lane WIN. Brewer,
II Maiden-lane, NewYork. and at the principal Drug,
Comb and Variety Stores in Philadelphia.
H. z. & w. C. TAYLOR,
dill lmeodt 9th, below Coaes-st Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF The
County Of NewYork notice Is hereby gwen 20 all per-
having claius agaus, Jacob Drake late OF the City OF
Ne-York deceased TO present with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber, his residence No 1 bowery
The City of NewYors before The eighth day Of May
next Dated New YORK. the 9Th day OF November I3ta
BENZ. DRAKE,
Iaw6m re WILLIAM q. TITUS,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
miscellaneous.
JOHN DARLEY.

JOdN
Merchant Tailor. LAG Broadway and 70 Libery-si-
DElNG desrous OF selling the balance of his large stock
ID of Fall and Winter Goods, suitable for Genlemens
wear offers them the most reasonable TERMS and socS
the attention of gentlemen about purchasing
He also offers the balance of his welass ored stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Dress and ock Coats Pants and Vests Sur
louts Cloaks Sack and Office Coats which WILDE sold from
now ill lsi OF February at cost.
large and choice OF Shirts Scarfs Cravats,
Hosiery and under apparel. constantly on hand.
N. B. Gentlemen furnishing their own material can have
il made and trimmed and I'll warranted.
tR- For Saie-A splendid COachmap's Cont dis I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
List Of Letters Remaining in the G. s. City Des-
patch Post, December "a, 1915.

tss- Please mention The DATE Of tae list IN e@'eA tny
ARE adpcrtised. LADIES' LIST.
RSC G&H Pless, Miss Mor-st
Reck,yil Miss Re- Grosser, William Pore, Miss Fanny
becca Howell NrsLouisa X 81 =
Brown Mrs Maria Hanson ,MissChrs- Reed, Mrs +.
Brown Mira. Mary tisn Schuyler, Miss Ma
Burt Miss Sarah S l. q VI ria
Berry, Miss Sarah Lockwood, Miss Searns MrsMoit:st
Burke Miss MAE. Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. IRen-
Conne yMissCsth- Laurence, Mrs wick-st
arne Wauen-stl Smith, Mrs Wash
Cox, Miss Elizsbih Murphy Miss Mary Dg,on:stI
DIE Mahauy, Miss FL Shaw Mrs. l3d-av
Dearon, Miss Mar len T. enue.
garet Murray, Bridget w
DrscoI Mrs Mont OK = Wetmore, Mrs
gomery.stl Oakley, Miss Eli Broadway
Enmes Mrs. [Mer zsbe,h 'Wanmaker, Mrs.
Ger II 1ry J. Parkinson. Miss Anna
Edwards mrs. Ma. Eliza Walton. Miss Grace
KOHERT III. MORRIS, r. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

COALI delivering The very best Peach Orchan
I{Red Ash Coal well screened from the yard st he fol
lowing prices Nut and Stove mixed Is 30 large Stove
ing the very be Coal The above and viii be war
raned 10 einier Goal Yard King and Green
H.eh-st PETER CLINTON. ma 2n-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

II Amos Pillsoury who was recently removed
from the office of Warden of the Connecticut State Pri
son has been appointed Superintendent Of the Peuen
Tary at Albany from the lst of March
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.
CLEARED

ship Francis lst Wheedan, Havrc Fox g. Livingston
Fiavins, Davis Glasgow Orpheus, Hill Valparaiso.
Tracy Manchester Tyler, Mobile, E Hurlbut e. Co;
Celia. Savannah Dpnham & Dimon
Br brig Infsn,a, Yos- Liverpool Cook g. Smith.
Schrs Havana, Godfrey Oratavu, Teoeriae Brett d
yose Avon, 0'Lary, Washington /; Segune, Cole Bal
timore, Johnson e. Lowden; Juette Woglam, Peter s.
burg Jas Hunter G Co; Victor, Hallen Boston, L
Mccready; L Smith. Brewster Wilmington
Sloop Helen Perry, New Bedford
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and Silver Du-
N pex Pa;en; Lever, Anchor Escapemeni, Lepine and
Vertical WATCHES selected from the best Manufacturers
IN Europe which will be WARRANTED perfect Time.
keepers
Also some new Patterns OF Gold Chains sess Keys, &c
Do do do Gold Pencil Cases Gold Pens
Do do. do. Thiinb.rs. Rings Pins, &c.
Do DO do Bracelets with Stones.
Do do do. Silver Forks, Spoons, kc-
the above articles viii De so!d al the LOWEST PRICES
snd warranted 10 ecua. The bes; made in the city.
MOTT BROTHERS. importers Of Fine Watches kc-
No. ! NassaI-st- opposite the Custom House.
Ps-The above articles carefully Repaired and Wsr.
rAnle hy Inc skiu workmen in he civ. so osy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
Ieaal Noti1fs.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,


CoaPrRoLLER's OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 23th l5+5
PURSUANT Act OF the Legislature, emitted An
L Ac. relative collection Of lakes IN the City Of
Brooklyn and for other purposes passed April s 1887
Notice hereby given tha. The Assessment Ros for taxes
for year nave this day been delivered TO the
Comptroller Of the City OF Brooklyn, and that from al axes
which shall be paid The said Comptroller within thirty
days the dale hereof, deduction OF three per
viii 5e made and thai from s which shall be paid
ser the expiration ofhs said thirty days and within sixty
dsys lroIn said dae, deduction OF per Will be
made; ead thai and after the F,r Tuesday In January
rext one per VIII be added al taxes hen remaining
paid and ths. the Third Tuesday Of January the
said Comptroller VIII deliver 10 the Collectors OF the City OF
BROOKLYN TIE said Assessment Rolls together with The
rans thereto annexed, directing them 10 proceed with
gard the unpaid n the manner directed by law.
The Comptroller would respectfully reques; ihcse who
intend Avail themselves OF the provisions Of The Act refer
red 10 The aboye notice 10 inform him thereof
practicable ;hs: heir bills may be IN eadiress pre-
delay when they may be prepared pay their taxes
In compliance with resolution OF The Mayor and Com
mon Council, NOTICE Is hereby further given thai The
Comptroller will receive a. ns ONCE II the City Build
ings, FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL O'CLOCK
90 sia N - S>--' A q. OSBORN. Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
1 AMPS, GIRAEDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
- CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trsde.-DIETZ
BROTHER CO., No. IS John street. are manu- acrlriug
and haze always hand plee articles
their line, of the following descriptions which they viii sell
al wholesale or retail st Low PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical OIL and Camphene Lamps
Soa LamRs Gilt and BronZed, In great variety
Cornelius Coz celebrated Patent Solar Lard La1nps
Gfandoles various patterns, giA svered or bronzed
Suspendlng Solsrs, Doric Canphene Tampa
Bracket Solars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers. Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps Camphens Chandeliers
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm Oh
do Campheue, Solar and Lard OH
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale OIL mI3J
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
Din0um 5be0es.
yHTINDOWs WsaADEDEpOT. No. sorn,

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. 7 Spruce-st- New
w YorxThe only mandatory olsny extent In the Unit
ed States The subscribers offer for sale the most splendld
assortment Of Shades which could be collected together
consisting Of the following styles:
lcGg pairs beautiful Gothic painted by arss These are
al Vie 81 Of celebrated places in Europe
1905 pgirs OF assorted Gothic Cornhan and Landscapes
such as are generally sold about tie City
10 pairs OF most beautiful CORN ian painted In Forerca
loo pairs OF some OF the celebrated places in ,hs
country.
5000 psirs Of cheap Shades from 62i cents TO 81 so
We pledge ourselves sell 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house IN NewYork Persons wishng 10 see the
process OF getting the articles .rs sbon
throush tne painting rooms with great pleasure
Signs Banners. and Interior Decorations not TO be sr
passed Trimmings ofal kinds manufacturer. puces
Pefsons buying 70 se Ggsn. dealt with ON the nost b.r
a. eeslis o<o ON bABTOL L De HAUNY.
EkENCH WINDOW sHADES.LJ. C. Wood.
lofd 1Hs; broadwsy mas justreceyed an extensive
sorIneI ot me ABOVE Shades, varying from Y feet IN
eng Also, sn invoice OF French Landscape Paintings OF
ne" Designs &c Connthiau Columns &c. The invoice
ingly.
~ aud Uphosterers buying TO sell again
VII oe allowed ahbera discount Next door ~ the corner
o. Aeade-st Latarge's Buidings1nl5l J. c. WOopFoRD
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
ARRIVED.

Bark Ramahouroy, Colts fn Orleans, to J Elwen.
Brig Wilson Fuller, Cobo ds I'm Savannah, cotton,
10 Dunharn & Dimon.
Brig Macon. Hayden, IA ds ftn Savannah cotton and
rice 10 Demil Dec 18th oil Hatterss lost foretop
galan,mas, oretopssil. split staysa and obliged TO
throw deck load sustained other damage in hull,
sails and rigging. 9 passengers.
Brig Lowell Jarvis % ds I'm Para Brazil. india rubber,
hides. &c. 20 Allen * axson.
schr Miranda I'm Baltimore, -four and grain TO order
Schr Unsn. I'm Thomaston.
Schr Lady Clinton I'm Philadelphia.
Schr Catherine Scott st Jago dc Cuba 7th inst coffee,
SC TO iona Thompson.
scbr Sarah Louisa Partridge, G ds I'm Elizabeth City,
NC grain TO II Waring & Son.
Schr Catherine Jane. Pine 5 de- fm Norfolk shingles.
Schr Mirror, Avery, Roanoke NC shingles, TO Bennett
schrs John Wesley. John Polk and Genius, I'm Vir-
ginia. wood.
schr Ellen, Trpp, Washington, NC naval stores, to
Cook Taylor
MEMORANDA
topseil schooner is ashore on Romer Shoals; WIN
steamboat alongside rendering assistance Probably VIII
be got off at the rise of the tide.
The Rivers are somewhat obstructed by driftingice
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
The Board Adjourned to Friday. as,h inst.
Second Board.
HVE BALD-HEADEp!"-

"YE BALD-HEADEp!"-Lo TO your ns,r-ls
-, . esIng or or turning grey Is there dandrH in
ss az %s.. TT E WYsras CREAM or LEs celebrated
80 iSt Sne establishment and growth OF the hair
ven Us sng OF turning grey. and - uneqaeled
ior ms oIt|oT res or fase curls cF- Ladies try
kor SAFE e5 ~ sAY. lSS Faion,,reet iI,,mp S,orsN
sor sn'd'ns ~ y rr'r~. "a cents 3vs srae,t
1NTOTHERS AND NURSES,,- yoo ,,,nId -,
lVl "Dr. EeaaS Ctea-ated Soothss Sss v,or MY S,,T
babes would avoid very sctng and distressing syp,os
and osen fatal convusions The gum. swell hs cSid Is
sszed with frequent s OF crying rechings s,sps in ,b
Sleep and spasms OF peculiar parts with Violence
puts lis fingers into lis mosih &c. Sold by j. o. FAY S
Agent lS6 Fulions, tLanp Stere Sun Building NewYoyS
Pace 81 cents jyi2 6meod
4 UBIN,S EXTRACTS, for the Handkcrchisf viz:
Jesssune Orange Flower, Violes Verbeaa, Orange de
Portugal Beng de Caroline, Helsrope, BouQas do Vie
orta Bouquet des Danes Rose Pachouty &c for sale by
u AVID SANDS co II East BROADWAY. cor. aarss,si
VOUNts HS SSON-26eh hslf chests, 50 quarer do.
4 CHULAN S0UCHoNG-lge Or. boxes
PEKOE FLOwERS-lS Chests
Eyson livery saperor)-f5 chests and 10 half do.
Also very nil OF Tess Of every Description
erbrune EXTRA 6pe and good qualities for sale Wholesale
or rslstL CANTON TEA COMPANY,
ifii ~ tSs tseAA-~icb and f2t Chafhsnacts
% DKiTANNIA WARE.-Dixoa & sons Tea and Cof
Id n sss or single Also, large assortment OF Ae
iya : ''-'''~ SEAMAN L6wERRE. 27s sprtns.t