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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-07-26
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| ,Nryland cecil CouniY. Set.
IN application of William b. Price of Cecil
NFCounty, by petition in writing to me, the
Subscriber, cone OF the associate Judges of the
Drphaus' Court Of Cecil CUuulv,) setting forth
that h" 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 real per-
tondl and mixed, to " hich he is in any way cnti-
led, q schedule whereof and list of his credits
and debts being annexed TO his said putitionupon
OATH and praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and to have extended to him the
benefit oilhc several iAsolyent laws of MARYLAND;
And 1t appearing to me BY competent testimony
That the said petitioner has resided within tic
STATE OF Maryland Tor the last Two years next be-
fore his aPplicltion, appointed Thomas NauGykc
lrlSleG Tor the benefit ofthc creditors of the
said W !!ilam B. Price, who has entered into bond
with security by me prescribed and approved for
the faithful performance III his SAID trust and the
Snld Trustee having Certified to me that he is in
iHIposscssIon ofallthc property in the said sched
Hlc and IiSt ol debts contained, have ordered and
appointed tue ,irst Tuesday cXt alter the third
Monday in OctobGr next, for the said William
H. Price. to appear before the judrcs Of Cecil
County 'oHrl, at the cou house III EIhtnn to
answer such allegations and nterrogatorils as
may be then and there lay his creditors made and
proposed and the said William &. Price hayinr
entered into bond in a penalty and with security
by me prescribed and approved 50 to appear aud
answer as aforesaid, do hereby order and direct
that the said William &. Price be DISCHARGED from
personal confinement, and that he rive notice Of.
this his application, and ofthe day 50 by me an
pointed for his tilal hearing IN Cecil County
count, to his creditors, by advertisement in some
nnwspapc. printed in Cecil County, once a week /
for three nyntha, before the said first Tuesday
next after the third Monday in October next. I
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day Of
judy 1915. ABRhM CHANDLER.
True copy. Test,
Jdy l. GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, CIk I
fH7IiiS Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
n ,crhcr Of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county letters olad-
nuSlrltlon on the personal estate Of Rowland
Lhs late Of said county deceased All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, duly authenticated, on or be-
tore the sui day Of June, 1916; they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate. All persons indebted to sand es.
'tlr are requested 10 make Immediate payment
10 The subscriber Given under nv hand tins
2lSL day Of june. lsij.
FRANCIS \. ELLIS, AJmlor,
lone list I&i'..rW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04
Another EIreI

Our city wds again visited by fire, on Friday
night last, between the hours Of ten and eleven
and we witnessed, for the third time, the dire
say of some malignant demon, to stab the prosper
my of worthy and respectable citizen, who, by
the mos diligent aud pcrsevering industry, was
honestly and surely providing for himself and ia.
my competency-the reward of merit-which,
we trust our citizens will yet award to one SO de.
serving as Mr.. John F.. Kelley. His loss, in the
entire destruction of his spacious and well.con-
structed wheelwright and blacksmith shops, aud
the injury sustained to his dwelling and kitchen,
OH Brooke Avenue, all of which were recently
erected, is certainly serious, il not Ia him. the
architect of his slender means, overwhelming
How much more perfect had been the intelligence
happiness OF man, the Creator had endowed
him with the faculty OF prescience, TO pluck the
unworthy from the worthy. the immoral from the
gooj,-to disinect the community of its media.
tive felons, and thus ward off the grief and OPP.
preston of outraged fortune,-,cho shall say -
That such knowledge would assuage the bitter
of reverse, in lending facility to the ends of
Justice, we are prepared TO believe. Let US, how
ever, impotent we are, exercise in future the
closest scrutiny and investigation towards all who
may be crcumstantiay implicated and where
evidence of guilt plain, let not sickle scru
pulousfy the bubbles of the laws, which rather
shield than condemn; or, at least, too seldom mete
out that reward which criminal conduct should
ceve. We hope TO Justice vet held forth,
to check the depravity of the human heart.
The tenantable properly was alone insured, the
damage TO which, peculiarly considered, it is not
our province to record that is matter which we
trust and believe will be recognized in liberal
spirit by the insurers-but we regret TO state that
Mr.. Kelley's loss cannot fall short Of fifteen hun
dred dollars and, but for the copious rain which
few hours preceded the fire, none can estimate
the amount of property which would have been
destroyed inthat rapidly improving North. Western
part of our city.
We understand that slave employed in the
blacksmith shop, the property of Mrs. LumPkin,
has been arrested upon suspicion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04
V'khtSINAttbL
Les eEuRS NOlRES.

~ e. N. F.RSsR.
y, Behold that sable train. II
With slow and reverent steps they sweep slong-
Listen, Oh listen to their prsyerful cong
trembling, touching strain.
B;auiy and youth are there
Hearts conseeraed To the shrine Of heaven,
Aud hands to Mercys vsun,less labor given
Voices to praise and prayer.
Ill.
How gentle. meek. and good.
Minsicting to suffering, want, and pain,
Like Mefc>'s self returned to earth again
An angel ssterhood.
w.
We ask. "ean any good
Come out Of Nazareth, the sect OF Rome1'
Do not the lOveliesi flowers bud and bloom
on in the dreaIiest woodi
The tones Of vesper bell,
Are not always mockery OF prayer;
For hearts as pure n aught earth, are there,
Within that clustered cell.
vi.
We crowned monarchs, who
For glory send your subjects to the field,
To murder and be slain-lanee, spear and shield,
Their livery OF wo.
Alas your laurcls fade,
Aud droop and wither your naughty brow:
So Iesp in curses, what in blood ye sow,
With wars red, murderous bl-de.
VIZ.
And We. around whose heads
Fillets oi grand nobility bound
We men OF wealth. and fame and high renown,
What are your generous deedsi
IN.
We gve-yes, true. We give,
From out your well filled stores. To hunger, want
And your own deeds OF charity, We vsunt-
For these, profess to live.
y.
Bot see the pelfes. child.
or selfdcnying love and mercy born,
As beautiful in puuty morn
First blushing, gea,le, mile
NJ.
From oil the JOYS Of earth,
And scenes OF pleasure, vain pa.times withdrawn
The almoner of peace TO hearts BY anguish torn
A child OF heavenly birth.
MI.
Blessed, humble blest,
To you at least the dear reward be given
welcome. my daughters, the gate 0; heaven!
Enter. aud be At rest"
SEoLUsAv.L, July 81, ls45.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04

After drought which had been prolonged TO
distressing degree, we have at last been bless
ed with refreshing showers. On Friday and sa.
turday, it raIncd in Richmond, and we trust in
the adjoining counties, pretty abundanhy; and,
although the corn and other vegetation, had suC
fered most seriously on account Of the long dry
spell, it is yet hoped much will be made, in the
way of a corn crop.
In regard TO this matter, we must rely upon the
old provcrb, that IL is "ncvcr too late to do good "
We believe that the recent rains, late ~ they
were in coming, may do great deal Of good in
reviving vegetation Of every kind. How far the TO
bacco crop can be benefited, we cannot venture
to predict; but for the sake Of those interested,
we trust that crop, too, may be greatly benefited
by the late rains.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04
THE SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW.

The Editor and Proprietor Of the Southern
Quarterly Review, ID. X. Whitaker, Esq, pla.
ced upon our table, while he was on a visit TO
this city, he July number of his valuable period
ical.
Thus far we have not had the leisure 10 exam.
inc into the contents Of the Review. farther than
dipping into It's first pages. Until we can give il
reading through, we shall take occasion to adopt
the following from the Montgomery Advertiser.
This work has large number Of able contrib.
uiors, add is likely 10 raise the standard Of South.
ern Literature to a distinguished degree
The July number 81 this able periodical. comes to Ne
full Of Interesting matter Several Of tho articles upon
subjects which have excited much attention. and On which
iniormauon is looked Tor with much avidny. The first
snd fifth ruces will be read widi eager inerostho for
ruer feaunE subject containing much general in
Formation upon matters which all like to know the
batter a. touching question which has long attracted the
ausnuoa and excited the enquiry Of the phoso
pber aud scholar. The ioouh and sixth articles are On
sublec n this time. very imp Jrsnt-the former every
etal a fls ssnth whose and present pJsnun
~. so-t identcsl South Csrons the latter every
s,ssn 81 dc Unon question Of general political int
ret
rFa shs hsi article, The public are indebted 10 The Hon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04

eAnss 81
plani ars bais bus ~
ale guard .srcfA anh shss sasasAs eo.pis
which transmitted a resesues eess.tisa. psiaaissd
1sEasna We bcievc that ussr b,.sas
u 49, csa sercfsia and ksdrvd dase whs.
taiu, kstay the blood BE- sfsdoaied Asd IL
cut by "a ets ssrapanA sss % s
wroae By this might perhaps Be eossdsd isesa
BE- hey vosehed BY the animpcsehasls tesy
Bat ~ voice Of raherd xraiudt fs health
rcstoed ~i eak Rh~umasm and variety OF eutanrous
ton.
For further particulars superior
value and emeaey panphs which b osissA Of asens
gratis.
W Prepared and sold wholesale and retail exportaoa
A. BANDS Co. Druggists and Chenists Granite Bui
tngs No ~ broadway of Chamber New Yok
soh a.o By ALEX. DuvaL CO. Agents Man street. Rich
nead Va % Price ~ nostie. sir bottles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04
Candidates for Congress-Vrginrans in Florida

Candidates for Congress irginrdns in Florida.
Since the pr emotion of Mr.. Levy, to seat in
the Senate Of the United States, find that there
have been nominations made to fill his vacancy IN
the House of Representatives.
Both gentlemen who have received the noni-
nations, Virginians by birth, aud have recent
ly taken up their residence in Florida, where they
already becoming prominent.
The Wing candidate is III. Darlington Cabell,
ESQ.,, formerly Of this city his opponent is WIN.
H. peterborough, Esq, formerly ofthc Univer
sity. These gentlemen are highly spoken Of by
their friends and, let either be chosen as the Con
gresham of the new Stale, that State will be cev
erly Representative say those who know them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Il &c n I'm ond.
-. -,

ARRIVED,
Brig Fawn, Small Boston, sundres.
Steamer Curtis Peck Davis Norfolk.
SAILED.
Brig Henrco, Paine, Sandwich.
Schr K. Ruckman, Betsworth, Fall River.
AUG. 2-Cleared Ship Alabama, Rodberd, for Rouer-
dam. tobacco, &c, by c. Palmer.
Ship Minerva, Hager Genoa, tobacco, by Caskie Reeve
s. Co.
PORT WALTHALL, Aug. LIST, rs.
Arrived Barque r. II. Douglass Norve from Baltimore,
IN ballast, ~ Warwick & Barksdale.
NV YORK August Arrived, ship Clyde Theobald Of Rich
mond from Liverpool w rRnEE DAYS from
Richmond sehr &. r. Brown Jones' from Richmond
PEA STEAMER CAMERA Arrived Liverpool 9Th ins Yves
saeumeon -. Vrg ia slied, 18th inst, Harkaway Eeho
18th, Leumark Frost DO arrived at Helyoei Is Radius
Johnson James River
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04

Joel Poinseu Of South carona for the fourth. WIN.
g. Reynod- N. D.. OF Backve, South Carolns for the
fifth. 70 JOSIAH w. Mott NJ D.. Mobile Ala; Tor the sixth.
% j. ID h, dc Bow, Esq Of Charleston South Carolina.
"rhe table Of contents IL a. follows; -
ARTICLE I. The Exploring Expedition; . Writings OF
w. lrviug The Roman Laws T. The Agricultural rros-
poets Of South Carons her RESOURCES aud her ey
s. An issue with the Review Of Motifs "Csucasiu and Ne.
Races" g. The Northern Pacific, csornis, Oregon
and the Oregon question. Besides twenty eric
tees Of different works, reviews, &C."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04
The Blood. Stained Administration.

In confirmation Of what published on Satur-
day, about the removal of Mr.. James, I'VE have
: bssa favored with an extract of letter from a
most reliable source.
- How any man, set of men, holding high
places under this Republican Government, can
dare 10 commit such outrages upon humanity, as
= has this Administration, we at loss to know
II would certainly seem, from the conduct Of
James X. Polk, and of those who misguiding
him, that there is a hyena-like spirit pervading
= the bosoms of the whole set How they ex-
poet 10 make peace with their God, when tile
blood of their victims still cry aloud for ven.
v geauce--they alone, perchance, are able to Judge
From the active operations of the blood. stained
machinery continually at work, in Washington,
there is no mercy TO be expected from that quar-.
ter. If the "Peoplc's President" thinks he is
carrying out the dictates OF an enlightened cons,i
tuency, he is certainly deceived; for he will find
that the American people will visit upon him, for
his late acts, an overwhelming vengeance.
80 Let not the present powers that be, suppose
themselves inialble, or that they will escape the
punishment in store fur them; for so sure they
have visited destruction upon the 'heple victims
OF their malice at Washington and elsewhere
90 sure also, will they themselves, he visited with
retributive Justice. "Whom God would destroy,
he first makes mad" and truly may il be said oil
this Administration, that i, has been made mad
yet there is something like method in its mad
ness, for il victimizes only those who too ho.
norable-too pure, TO be menials under it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04

kAovAt--Ths sssscsbsr sakss tAs nssed 81 iafossnl
hs hends and bs public ssnerag that be has REMOVED
his Ready sads Clothing No li2 Main stree rseens
osesp.r BY d. ssose Co. door sbovs Gay h,he~s
Co where he prepared all - yin iavos No uisA
q eah
NHi have eossapy hand l.sss and intensive
nsns q 0eaas Fancy Dsss ssue'sA siLAs nksvhAHr.
aut iis. haia o,rrss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04

and ~ss kao~a sitss~srd that aIoss from diseas.on
whether there should be surrender The party op
posed 10 sef'eedss earned their point and fs~ VI the mi
Colonel nslssss wshins to spare the ves Of hos Who
remansd IN the cavern. sen Arabs exhor them to
surrender They Refused. and women, who did no,
parske the savage fsnancism Of the majority attempted
10 hy. bat their husbands and relations fred upou hetn
proven, thsit escape from the which hey had
themselves resolved To suffer- Col P.sser then suspend
ed the throwing OF the burning ssgo and French
officer TO hold barley with Ouled Riah. his
senser was received with discharge OF fire and could
not perform his mission
This state OF things continued ill the night Of the Sh,
when, losing all patience, aud longer having hope Of
otherwise subdung these fanscs who forced perpetual
nucleus OF revolt in the country the fire renewed and
rendered intense During this time the OF the unha
py weiehcs dreadful then nothing was heard but
the cracking OF the fasgots. This silence spoke volumes
The troops entered aud found 600 dead bodies. Abou,
$780, who sLl brcathed brought into the fresh air.
but portion OF them died afterwsrd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. July is. p. VI.
Money continues to be very plentiful, parity incrr ssed
by the payment Ut the July dividends; this circumstance
has not led, anticipated by some, Use in govern
ment stocks On the contrary, Con.u' have declined about
an eighth during the last fortnight, the latest price
being s3i sellers Purchases with the surplus
which the government brokers have 81
cent the Of flO00O four times per week the
10Th OF October. have been going since the sIh inst,
but have no, ehee,ually supported the market
In American securities better feeling prevails aud
more disposition exists for investment The reported in
tention OF Pennsylvan TO pay up, has had bene
heia effect the stock exchange OF London and Paris.
Considerable business has been done Pennsylvania
high as 40. Our quotations Pennsylvania high
CD 40; Ohio per cent SO. New York per cent 81.
Bank stock ~ %.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Juy IS
The past week has added another proof the growing
confidence in the present scale OF quotations cotton
And as going with daily increasing eonsump-
throughout both Europe and America the crop OF the
being asceraned stock large has been eonsi
dered. begins to lose its dreaded proportions.
Fortunately for the trade o tins country this view OF the
aud prospects Of the has been gradually
developed to have allowed the consumers To secure
large stock very low prices which they still keep.
ing, and seemed determined the We
port Americans at II higher.
HAVRE, July l5-Cotton-There has been a very
spirited demand manifested during the whole Of the past
week particularly during the two first days. About
10000 bales changed hands. Spectators participated
chiefly. Buyers for tho trade contributed but IN slight
degree the activity that has been displayed Prices s
further improved having advanced fully 2f preViou.
quotations. Towards the latter part OF the week buying
has become less animated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04
SYRIA.

The French papers publish lameniable details fespee
ting civil between the MarOntes and the Druses and
the criminal negligence u the Turkish suthortes The
JDarUnites, the CONSTITUTIONAL have suffered the most
severely They have Lost than 1000 Of their people
among whome women, children, and agcd men form a
majority. The losses Of the Duses amount o about 1000
persons and these, for the most part, abe.bOded
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY. AT DAHARA IN AL.
GlER5 ltis thus recorded in the Abkar Of the 9Th inst,
a French journal published 1T Agicfs;
There has Just occurred in the Dahora one Of those ter
fblc events which deeply bot those who behold them
even when convinced Of their gbuu necessity and when
they are justified IN declaring that every thing possible
done 10 prevent the catastrophe.
known that tho corps commanded by Colonies Pc.
ser, ST. Arnaud, and Do FAdmraul have been carrying
combined operations IN tho West. Col Pslissier was
busy in pursuing the Ousd Rishs who have never
miuod. they live IN immense caverns, where would DO
madness for the troops TO On the 18th Of June
finding themselves closely pur ued, the Oulsd Rahs few
their usuul place u refuge
After having surrounded tho cavern laggots we're
lighted and thrown by the French troops before the en-
trance. After this demonstration, which msdo
convince the Arabs that the French he'd the power II they
pleased. Of suocatng them in their hiding place. tho Col
threw In leofs, Offering 90 them life and liberty II they
would surrender their arms and their horscs.
A. first they refused but subsequently they replied hst
hey would II the French troops would Withdraw
Tho condition considered inudmissible, and
burning isggoIs were thrown great iumult now srOse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04

PrHy.-The Charleston Mercury, speaking Of the Ore.
question; says at be-; that both should
have from their sma-beer tetocs before
they had committed incurabe folly. In New York they
have just had OF sapee, that might for
very good lesson the whole country the danger vi
dealing largely in the elements OF gunpowder."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04

u Advertisements intended for mornings Paper
must be brought in before o'clock the previous evening
insure insertion; and those fer Monday mornings pa
per on Saturday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04

The Boston Post mentions thattho corporation
OF Harvard University have voted 10 invite the Hon I'd
ward Everett 10 except Of tho Office Of President u that
institution; and also reported that he will yield 10 tho
request
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04

BOSTON MARKET-WEpSEsDAY AFTERNOON, July 80.
Couon-The market is entirely inert Holders are asking
advance, which purchasers unwilling meet Pro-
visions-There is considerable activity in the market
Sales Of $50 bbs prime pork $40 25 20Oa300
Sl25Oal325; clear do Sl4 cash; 25 do Boston mess
Beef at 1925, cash. $50 do Lard sc, cash; Flour
There is but e demand today; prices remain the
Genesee 81, 31al,ii No sales of Southern. CornThe
market continues 10 improve. Sales today OF 7aS00O bush
els yellow at 53c. Oats-Saes Of Delaware 4Oc Balu
more shade less. Moasses-Saes of 80 hhds Cienue
at 29c.-Sugar-Sales Of Cuba brown l9i; New
Orleans 61a7.-Atlas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04
n Y MARKET-JuIv 3I-olP

Sales OF cotton 1900 bales, AT full prices.
Some Genesee -four sold S425 but fresh lots bring
Si3lt.
Sl2 tie. offered fer 1000 bbls Timothy seed 3 ga
Ia is asked cts. ID. refused for prime Ohio clover
seed.
cents.
Northern oats 81 cts. 1000 bush Southern white corn
sold at Asa cts. WI.
The Leather sale went off briskly at about previous
prices.
400 Rio Grande Hides, abou, % lbs have been sold
at ~ cents, cash.
Pork is dull; 100 bbls prime sold SlO,5O,
and 100 bbls nj Sl3
5000 lbs South Sea whaebOno taken for export at
35c.
Drudge Whskey 81 cts; bbs. 225 cts, sales
Exchange Is still ialO per cent premium and Francs
5,2Gi 10 the dollar.-Jom. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04

The Hon. Abbot Lawrence has presented two thousand
dollars the Public Grammer School, the Latin aud
Greek School, o Boston, OF which is be used
annually the purchase OF premiums for good conduct
proficiency in studies, aud successful prize
the scholars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-04
SLATE AND LUMBER.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

PLANTATION FOX SALE.
TENHE subscriber having determined TO remove
the West Offers his plantation yRg within one and
half miles ~ the To~n Of Manoheser Road leading 10 the
Chesterfield Coal Pits This tract about acres one
half Of which newly enclosed by strong substantial ten
rail fence, and high 81 cultivation residue say so
s In natural growth There premises excellent
Brick house, - by 10 feet with Rooms with
kitchen, stable, Ge an good order. further description
deemed unnecessary a. thoss wishing purchase any time
view the premises BY Application TO the subscriber Me- Vest
resides there N not soh privately be offered nj Public
sale on WEDNESDAY the g1h August ~ O'Clock A. Nc,
WaEEon', Carts. Se. WASHINGTON wgisIGER
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