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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11
JAMES II. ROSS,
WILLIAM MILLS,
SAMUEL STERLING,
JAMES M. DAVIS,
tCentraL Committee
/, ar
ThG Convention.
June %, 1845.

w hy the unacCountabIe delay in our
Whig iriendsnpu5lishing the names OF the
candidates fer nomination? Should iot
the people have room and Time to compare
the pretensions Of the several csplrants!
We think no goo1, bu: much evil might
result from delay. 1t is our province, nay
more, our duty as faithful sentinel piac-
ed on the walch-tcwer Of liberty, to wern
our friends Of every avenue through
which danger might enter our camp, ana
in obedience to the high Rshcsts Of duty
we call upon our friends to make an"
nouncements.
For Representative particularly, we
think, all the names should be announced
forthwith. In government like ours ,he
people can have either good laws or bad
ones Us they please. The country suffers
sometimes from the enactment OF bad la'ps,
and at others from the failure 10 pass good
ones. Nothing is so important as to scan
the pretensions of aspironts 10 Office, end
how car the people determine'unless Tie
names of those proposed for nomination
be placed before them'
We hope oman will be nomindted"ho
I'has not been announced in due timer
Delays are dangerous.
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE

RICHMOND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
The Boud of Directors Of this institute
take pleasure in informing the public that
the institute under their care is in most
successful operation,
Nj. John Cornord, late Pro o'cfsor Of Lam
guagos and Moral Sciences in Muskin-
gum College, Ohio, has just entered us
Professor in the same department in this
Institution, and
Mr.. William Sarvpr, Professor Of Mathe-
mates, young men in whom the Eoard
have tho greatest confidence,
The Institute odihce, a splendid build.
ing, IS under contract, stone, brick, and
curpeater work, and will be IN readiness
fer next session.
Sessions of months each, beginning
with thefrst Monday Of May and Novom-
Der Of eaCh year.
Tuition SIS and $500 porsesson Good
boarding for SIO0 per week adjoining
town, and 9i,12 and Sl,25 in town.
Richmond is not surpassed by any vii,
lsge in the country for moral reI'S Gus,
and industrious habits; convendnt'of nc
cess, and in every respectsuilable for sucl
an Institution.
The attention of yonng men desiring to
obtain an education on accommodating
terms and in the midst ola good society
is respectfully invited to Richmond CIass
cGl Institute.
W, LARTMFR, Sec. Of Board.
Richmond, July 3, l8A5.
ONyThc Institute requests the Ohio Pat
riot, New Lisbor, to copy.
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assigned to 4 friend. Mr.. Lewis heard it,
land thefeupon wrote Mr.. Polk as follows:
fJV ,,s-r,>rr,,a,, NGo a. o -toAE

assigned to'a friend. Mr.. Lewis heard it,
and thereupon wrote Mr.. Polk as follows:
WASHINGTON, May 8, 8,i845.
Sir Ilearn frome private source thatyou
have intimated that my removal from Office
was rendered necessary, because the pcs-
ton I occupied was dangerous to the Gov
eminent, inGsmuch as itwould enable me
to inpart information to a foreign power to
the disadvantage OF my own country.
| hope there is some mistake in this--you
had the right to take my office from me, but
not my reputaton--l beg, therefore, to be
informed whether you have made the i'm
putation against me to which have refer
red. Your obedent servant,
[Signed,] w. B. LEWIS.
To James X. Polk, ESQ,
'Presldcm gfthe United Siaies.
The Major receiving no answer to this
letter, on the 18th of May again addressed
( Nr. Polk as follows;
WASHINGTON, Maybe, l846.
Sir. Having waited a week and receiv-
ed no reply to my note, am authorized to
believe that you have decided not TO answer
it, from which infer chat the intimations
therein leferred to, as having been made by
you, are true or you woUId have avajled
yourself Of the Opportunity thus afforded
you to disaVoW them. Think proper, there
fore, tointorm you that propose leaving
tomorrow morning for Tennessee, and shall
there determineupon the time and modecf
vindica' ing my character against the asper-
sions which you have attempted tocest up
on it. am sir, your obedient servant
[Signed,l Nv. B.LEWIS
To James X. Polk, Esq,
Presideutqfhe Uaised Stctes,
The French Minister in Washington, the
Louisville journal states, is son in-law to
Major Lewis, and Mr.. Poik's reason for dis
missing the Major W0s that he feared he
might give some improper information to t.
foreign power IN correqience Of his con-
neclion with its Ambassador to this country.
OF course this suspicion was exceedingly
offensive to Lewis, as it at Cnce implicated
his homer Us a gentleman andh fidelity as
an officer Of the Government.
The Journal adds: "One of General
JGckson's latest letters was addressed to
Major Lewis. The following extract from
that letter is very signifcanto Of the Gcner-
al's feelings in relation 10 the course rursu.
ed by Polk towards Major Lewis;
"MY DEAR MAJOR rcglet your remo-
val as we'll as the manner of'it. ldideup-
pose that the mognanimty Of co.ono Polk
would prevent him from the removal of any
officer without giving him notice .h" eof--
that the officer might make arrangements
to hand the office to his successor. You
know Major, that neitherb beg for myself
or friends, and if had been in the habit,
it was too late--you were removed"
Just before the General died, he gave di-
rections that when he was dead Major
Lewis shouId take charge Of his body and
superintend its funeral obscqueo Jackeon's
feelings Were warm and Gfeclionale to-
wards Lewis to the last, and, if Mr.. Polk
has any sensibiIity, this fact will be Ike the
point Of poignar4 in his heert.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11

TIE Caaiz Sentinel, published at
Cadiz, deals out some ilIiberal thruste at
this paper, and goes on TO propose that
inasmuch as the Democfacyof Carroll has
no paper, the editor will devote column
weekly, for their benefit, &c. We under
stand the editor Of that filthy sheet perfect
ly He wants toakick up arrow with us
and get his paper dashed into consequence,
and supposes, nc doubt, that his list OF
subscribers might be thereby augmented
As to the influence his paper would have
upon the politics Of Carroll the Wings
have nothing to fear. The brayng OF our
friend Baxter's Jackoss, in this town,
would influence the political action OF our
people as s!uch, and certainly attract
more attention than Mr. larper's dirty
sheet. That's all.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11
NOMINATIONS.

The Democracy of Colambiana county
have nominated, for the Senate John
Martin for the House, c. L. Wallandlg-
ham and Joseph F. Williams.
In Jeffersoncounty the same party have
nominated - McCIarey for the House.
In Harrison, the Wings have nominated
Jacob Lennon for re-election.tc the lowe
House. We think there can be no reason
able doubt of the election of Mr.. Lennon
by the Wings Of Ilarrisonscounty.
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AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.

On the 25th and Goth Of June the Con-
vention met at Columbus. Many resolu-
tlons were passed, and among others, one
requiring the Societies Of The several coun-
ties to petition the next Legislature for an
appropriation of $1,000 inaid Of the ope-
rationsof the Society. Itaiso recommends
".Agriculturat Clubs" in the several town
ships Of the State. We will receive the
reported proceedings in full VIXEN the
''Ohio Cutivator'' comes to hand. We
will hereafter notice the doings of the Con-
vention in detail.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11
SANTA ANNA

Has been banished for life from Mexico,
and his four principal Secretaries for ten
years. They will all receive half pay, pro-
vided they stay at such places as the
Home Department may designate. Santa
Amo, wife and family, with ample means
of living, sailed fom Ncrn Cruz and orriv'
ed safe ct llavanno, when we hast heard
He was on bis way to Nenegutea. III
was received with every demonstration o
respect by the puht authorities OF l'"van
ma General DustameAtC, NAo hao ure'
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TAN YARD FOh SALE.

THE su bscribers wIsh 10 sell their
Tan Yard, ocared in The town OF
CsrroIilon, The Lot, oa which it il
situated, c'nlslns nearly an acIe OF land
the bui dlngs consist Of Brick Bark
house and shop; and "A frame Beam house
containing SIX handlers There are al
so,oulsde the bald'nes, Twelve lay away
vals. Two hines, one pool and two elch.
es. The aboVe ptemises ARE in good or.
der, and now occupied aU~ will Os sold
either wltn or without stock ID bark
sufficient TO keep it IN operation for the
next eighteen months
WM NJ SiNC LAIR.
WV. THOMPSON
CaWOllloa, IulJ II, iS4j ~ Il.
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.nrs7-James X. Polk and his heads Of De-
,parment, are mdking removals continual
ny. Theywill soon have no oneto remove
out those of their own 'jik, We see, among
Others, that Jacob Medary (broIher to SAM
has been appointed Postmaster al Column
bus, Ohio. 6oed---to remove such sneak
ing political trimmer as John &. Miller
He and his brother ofthe "Old School lalios
Ola Foor Republican," have now recelv-
ed their reward. As we said on a for
mer occasion, we will always forgive MIR,
J Polk OF few misgivings, for the reason he
guiotines the Tyler Hck-spiales end oP'
poials the simon pure radical hard money
men IN their stead,
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July l, 1345.T
Mr.. EDITORS:

Mr.. EDIToD:
Please announce, in the Free Press,
the name Of ELI WlLLEMAN, Of Orange
Township, as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff, at the next October election, (sub-
iect to the decision Of the Wing County
Conventon.) Mr.. WilIeman is known
to be a man of integrity and worth, and
we believe, no one could be found in the
county who would Gil the office of Sheriff
with more advantage to the people.
MANY CITIZENS OF ORANGE.
June "a, l845.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11

tI7-Our friend ,Walidm' Johnston, Esq,
of Cincinnati, land formerly of this place.
is succeeded by Lucits Lyon, oil Michigan,
in the Office of Surveyor General Of Ohio,
Indiana, and Michigan. The office, by
act o. Congress, was removed from Cincn'
matt TO Detroit on the LIST Of July inst
Mr.. Johnston resigned some time before
his resignation to take effect on the first
July.
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A FARMER.
Inlv Z. 1915.

TIE WHEAT CRoP.@-A gentleman from
Washington county miofms Ns that the
wheatrcrop in the Nuskingum Valley, WIN
more than double that Of last year. In his
owncounty the farmers had nearly finish
ed harvesting, when he left, and they were
able to speak with certainty ASA the char
acter of the crop Ohio Siate Journal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11

01rGovernor Wilson Shannon, our late
Minister to Mexico, has arrived at New
YORK on his way home. Herwas robbed
On his return from Mexico to Vera Cruz
Of all his taluables, his diplomatic honors,
Of course, excepted.
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FREDAY:::;::.:JULV Al, IsA5
TO the WHlGS or CARROLL
COUNTY.
FtLLOW-CITIZENS:

Z ELIIJW ~JII ILILVOt
The undersigned, in pursu-
ance oftheir duty as your Centred Com
mitiee, ana in view of the Importance of
the coming Annual Election, think proper
to call upon YOU to assemble at the Court
House, in CarroIlton,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-11

GENERAL. JACKSON was born in the Wax
aw settlement south Carolina, on the l5lh
of March, l767. He was therefore, IN his
79th year when he died.
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r.o,n me Cnclrnaa Ga.clte.

MAJOR W. B, LEWis--MR. POLK
~ Lewis, Of Tennessee, wes turned
o., or aHre N msbc room for McCalIa' OF
E.alaeky. The reason Of this. Nj Folk
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For The Carroll Free Press.

Mr.. BRoWN:
As the Wing Convention is to take
place in few weeks, / would ask leave,
through-vour paper, 9to make one tHgSes-
ZION, and that is. ihet the candidates should
all have their names published a reosona-
Bile time before the Convention. My rea-
sons are that, sipposng the name OF one
candidate for a particular Office he named
in the paper, and no other name appear
ing week after week until the meeting OF
the Convention, the friends OF the person
named in the paper, very naturally con-
clude that "He c0iH be nominated, because
there appears no no'oppostioa" "=7and, 'conse-
1uentIy. make no eXertion to induce his
friends TO attend the Convention. The
Convention meets, is organized, and all at
once is announced Mr.. A B as g suitable
person for nomination. The toWnfhlps
retire, and behod, when they come IN A
B is nominated, and that too, to the sur
Prise and modification Of many. Again,
il carries with il the appearance OF fraud
or cowardiCe, and think no honorable
man ought to seek a nomination in such
wav Indeed no such man, or those piac-
inc him in nomination, ought to be sup
ported. | have dropt these broken thoughts
for the Wing party--l am anxious to see
that party again succeed in Carroll; but,
Mr.. Editor, I4UW not, and many more OF
my nejghbors ojH not, vote for any man
whose name is not out in the papers asCi-
Gcient time before the Convention.
Let the names be published immediately
60 that us, who live remote from your
town, may have some time to think about
lit before the Convention. -
A FARMER.
July 7, 1845.
We ask (he Wings to read the above
communication from our correspondents
ga Farmers" he is a Whig Of the old guard
and one whose opinion is entitled to re-
Ispect. Ed. Free Press.
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.qbiia ". Baker is associated with Wm'
Mungen,of the "Hencock Farmer" IN
Hancock county.
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Mr.. Ep1ToR:
Announce SAMUEL UNKEFER
fof Brown township as candidate for the
office Of County Recorder, subject to the
approval or refusal oil u County Conven-
tion.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
July /, 1845.*
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PROSECUTING .qTr0RNEK

Mr.. EDITOR:
Ibeg leave to propose the name Of
JOHN DUNBAR, Esq, to the Wings Of
CARROLL for nomination by the forthcoming
Wing Convention, for the office of Prose-
cutting Attorney. With UlI due respect
for the other niembers of the Bar in this
cornty, / behave Mr.. 'DunbaI's legal att
tainments and genrlenianly bearing will
secure hima general support, and ensure
his election, ithe should receive the no.
mination,
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July 8,'I845.*


Mr.. EDITOR:
i'Iease announce the'name Of JOHN
II. TRIP, Esq, as a candidate for the
Office OF Prosecuting Attorney at the en-
suing October FeIectton--suGect TO the
decision of phe' County Convention on the
9th Of August ..---
VOTERS OF UNION.
.July.7, ,1845.*
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/ notice that the FreeIPress urges
the announcements 'ofCandidates for the
different Offices which have, to be filled in
our county arthe next Annual Election
| would, therefore, recommend to the
Whigsof Carroll, when they assemble in
Convention on the.9th August, The name
ofVAN BROWN, Esq, as candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, MIR. Brown has
been tried and found TO be faithful in the
discharge of the duties Of his office, and 1
think his nomination 'wi'ensure his elec-
ton. BROWN TOWNSHIP.
July a, H845.*
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Mn. EDIroR; Please announce the name
of our presentT Treasurer, JOSEPH G. KEN
NEDY, a as candidate for the same office, at
the next annual election, Subject to the ac-
ton of the Wing Convention, which meets
on the 9th of August.) MIR. Kennedy has
discharged the duties Of hisoffcc with fde-
lity, as all can testify who have done busi-
ness with him. BY giving this a place in
the Free Press you wlIlconier favor upon
July Q, 1915. THE PEOPLE.
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Om Saturday, the 9th day
Of Aus Mst next,

At O'clock, en- masse, to nominate candl-
dates for the various Offices to be filled al
orr approaching Annual Election. If the
people of any Of the Townships prefer
meeting in a TownshiPcapocity7o appoint
delegates 10 the Convention, to be holden
on the eth, they will meet in the Town
ship for Nat purpose on Saturday, the Cd
day of August, at such place as may suit
lheir own convenience.
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Mr.. EDtroR:
Please announce JAMES w. Nc.
LAUGHLIN, as candidate for nomna-
tion for the otTiceof County Commissioners,
and oJlige
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
Juiy7, l845.*
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Mr.. BROWN:
Please announce the name Of THOMAS
Z. HARBAUGH for the office Of County
Auditor, and oblige many citizens of
FOX TOWNSHIP.
July5, l845.*
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-OCGtsbcr Election.

VAN BRowN, Esq:
At the request of many Of the
Wings in different parts Of the county, I
would suggest the name ofWILLIAM M,
SINCLAIR, of your town, as q suitable
person tosrepresent this county in the next
Legislature, subject, of course, to the 'ac-
ton OF the Whig Convention.
UNION TOWNSHIP. /
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Mr.. Brown:

July 9,1845.
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M2. COLLIER:

July7,.1 .1845.*
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July5, l845.*
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-24
HOmeWOod Female Seminary.

NORTH EAST, CECIL CO., ND.
The Summer session of this Institution will
commence May 5th. Terms PER session oftwon-
ty two weeks, $500, THIS includes tuition, ,
Music extra.
Mrs, WILMER and Miss SMITH.
REFERENCES.
-, hev' Mathew Sorin, Fourth below Arch ST.
Philadclr,lia
,, Dr. 'ilson H. P,lc.-Principal of the North
Last Public School, Philadelphia.
>, =. A. Principal Of the South East
Public School, Philadelphia.
Rev. VIM; G. E. Agnew,-Seyenth below
Arch street, Philadelphia.
49, Or. J. E. Mcllhenney Dentist, Arch above
Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
Rev T. J. Thompson ,-snowhil Md.
Rev. Mr.. Castle, Rev. Mr.. Onns.
Edw. c. Biddle, Philadelphia.
farson Yard, Philadelphia.
ap. 2bth ls45-im pd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-24
COnStable's Sale.

PY Virtue of writ of vendi exponas,
u issued by Samuel Hays, Esq, one of
the Justices Of the Peace of the State of
Maryland in and for Cecil county, at the
suit of Francis B. Crookshanks against
the goods and chattels, lands and tene>
lnents of james +. Price, to me directed, |
have seized and taken in execution, all
the estate, right, title, claim and demand
at law and in Equity of the said James
F. Price, in and to one Lot of Ground s.
Buildings, l Stove, | corner Cupboard, and
| hereby give notice that on Friday the
30th day OF May, inst, a, 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. at Cum's Mill, ] will offer for Sale
the said property so seized and taken in
execution, at Public Auction to the high
est bidder for cash.
JOSIAH HALL, Cons't.
Cecilton, May l0-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-24
Distressing.

The sudden loss of life is always ap..
palling, but may be attended with crcum-
stances peculiarly strange and distress
tressing A youdg man Of Hamilton,
OHIO, was crossing the Miami river on
horseback, with his intended wife, a
lovely girl, when the la,er's horse STUN,
bled, and she fell into the water. Her
lover fastened to her assistance and both
were drowned in each others arms!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-24
To the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Cecil county.

STAINBURN's INDICATED TOILET SOAR
for SQftening and WhUening the Skin, is
sure cure for all blotches, pimples and
erupllons on the GEOGRAPHICALLY adop-
ted for infants, as it renders the skin soft,
smooth and cool. Prepared by DR.
Stainburn No. Ann ST. New York
Price 25 cts per cake. Sold by VIM.
Torbert, Elkton; A. Kidd, Port Deposit,
and Miller s. Co., Cherry Hill!
May 10th 1916
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-24
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

The publishers of the Tribune have been fire..
quently solicited TO issue a Semi Weekly edition
OF their paper for the benefit of those who re-
quIre the news of the day oftencr than once a
week, and yet are without Daily Mails or do not
choose to incur the expense and heavy posta gc
OF a Daily. Circumstances have hitherto rem
dered such publication impossible, without
trenching upon the due issue of our Daily and
Weekly editions. We are preparing to o6viato
tins difficulty in the new building now being
erected for us on the site of our burnt establish
ment, where we hope to be again located by or
soon after the LIST of May.
The New-York Tribune Semi-Weekly, will
therefore be issued from our office l6O Nassau-st
on or before the l7;h of May, and will be pub
lIshed thenceiorward on Wednesday and Satur-
day OF each week. 1t will be printed on good
paper of the size Of the Daily Tribune, and will
contain nearly or quite all the matter of the
Daily, including Money Market daily report OF
Commercial Transactions, Sales of Stocks, City
Intelligence, sc. An Assistant Editor devotes
his whole time to the collection of this kind of
Intelligence, reporting it twice day for tho
Morning and Evening editions Of our Daily.
Two reporters are constantly watching the pro-
ccedngs OF the various Courts of our City and
noting every thing deemed interesting TO our
readers. We hope to make the Semi Weekly
Tribune most acceptable paper for Bushes,
men out of this City, and for all who wish
more prompt and detailed map of busy life than
a Weekly paper can possibly be made
= Correspondents at Washington during the
Session and at every point of general or transit
tory interest will at all times be Employed the
liberal patronage bestowed on The Tribune de-
mandlnr and justify corresponding liberaity of
out lay on our part. In the department of Gen
eral Literature and Criticism, we have secured
assistance of the highest order, while we hope
soon to announce department of Agricultural
and General Science, under the immediate con-
duct ofone the most experienced and popular
writers on Agriculture in the Country. In fine.
we shall spare no expense or effort to make The
Tribune, whether in its Daily, or Semi Weekly
edition, eminently worthy the patronage of the
business and Reading Public, but especially of
Wings.
The Sem-Weekly Tribune will be issued
every Wednesday and Saturday on a sheet of
good paper the size ofthe Daily Trbue. Terms,
Three Dollars year; FIVE Dollars for Two Co.
pies; payable always in advance. Orders, en-
closing cash are respectfully solicited by
GREELY s. McELRATH, 100 Nassau st.
New York Anril 18th 1915.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-24

The GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY, SC
In the Circuit cour, of New York, last
week, case was tried-United States VS..
VIM. Hogan, dminis,rator-the action
being for The sum of $4,000, alleged to
be due to the United States by the father
of the defendant. The jury, however,
thought different, and rendered verdict
in favor Of the defendant for $4,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-24
Peytona and Fashion.

The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger, says: 81 now I'M
derstand that it is very doubtful whether
either Peytona or Fashion will enter for
the Camden races, either together or Sc
paratel y, in earnest. OF the two, the lat
ter bears the effects of the late race with
the less show of disadvantage"