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The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
UGadSOmeM Done.

A letter from Lexington, Ky, 10 gen.
tIeman in this place, speaking of Mr..
Clay, says
ale (Mr Clay) has been largely in
debt, but within the last week his entire
Indebtedness, (amounlNg TO near $50,
O0O,) was cancelled, and his notes deiv-
cred to him from the Bank! The great
man was deeply affected, and asked W ho
had done this thing. we know not
was the reply; the money was deposited
to your credit, and your notes are can
cellcd It need not CONCERN you who
did il; it was not your enemies.
SomeruiWe, Tenn. Reporter.
9TAs this matter has been made the
subject of invidious comment in journals
hostile to MIR. Clay, we shall not now
VIOLATE any confidence by stating the
facts more clearly. The truth is this;
Mr.. Clay who has not, for many years,
incurred nor cwed debt on his own ac
count, had involved himself by endorsing
for a relative who became deeply embar-
rased and failed. The dehs came upon
Mr.. Clay, to such an eXten, that his pro-
perty must have been swep. away TO pay
them. The circumstances came to the
knowledge Of some Of Mr.. Clay's Polii-
cal friends and admirers, few Of who
knew him personality and they quietly
subscribed the sum necessary to relieve
him from embarrassment. The first init
nation he had Of il was by the return Of
his cancelled no,cs.-.N. y Tribune.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
Origin of the Fire.

The great fire which destroyed SO
large portion Of Piusburg is said TO have
been caused by the carclessncss Of a
GHMken washcrwoman. The Pi.sburg
correspondent of the American Temper.
ance Union states, iha, the owner Of the
premises Informed him lhct as she was
washing on tha! windy day, she made a
fire in all old unsafe wooden building,
which previous accounts say was rude
structure put over TO cover on ice house.
and the fire driven BY the wind, very
soon enveIoped in flames no, only the
lrail and combustbIe shed in which it be.
gan, but also half the city.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

GosH.aty GeEaaaasiseiNM ers.

The Board Of County Conmssioa.rs
sat on Tuesday aud Wednesday last. TIE
object OF the meeting was to hear appeals
aud note transfers. There were scarcely
any persons present who had business O
the kind 10 do--al,lo' there Gso many
such in the county. The reason is sinp.
ly This, The prescH. lUcofoco Board Of
Commissioners will mol have the adyer-
,isemen,s of their meetings inserted il this
paper-lhe paper that circulates among
the farmers and business men of the
comfy. How could the people attend The
meeting when they had no, been informed
that i; was 10 he held? Since we recol-
leci, former commissioners, Of Whatever
party had the notice Of their meetings put
in both papers. 1t seems the prcsen!
Board forgetting !her position as officers
Of the county, and allowing thcir prgjn.
dices as individual Ioc0focos to govern
them, have with the spirit tina! governs
their party generally, bu, we are pleased
to say no. universally, determined to keep
every copper they can out Of the way Of
the Cecil Wing Why you poor mar
row-sou!ed mortais, send in your adver
tisement-we'll not charge you anything
---'re are abunian!!y able to do il fer
nothing.
Having found ont when the next meet
vii! be held, we ins ert for he bcnef! Of
the p'ople Of the county, the following:
NOTICE.
Whereas. The locofoco Commissioners
of Cecil county have refused 10 inform
the people when they hold their business
meetings, we, without their permission or
consent, give notice, that on Monday, 'he
the 9th day Of June; next. they will mee,
in their room in the Court House, in Elk
ton, to note transfers Of property, hear
appeals from assessments, elect collec-
tors and constabIcs. and transact the nsu
al business that comes before ,h2m. The
meeting is an important one, as it IS the
last opportunity The people will have this
year, to appeal, or to have transfers made.
Done mithout authority, this 10Th day Of
May, Ammo Domini, 1915. Now, aint
we presumptious YOUTH
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
FOREIGN NEWS,

ne steamship lilociNia arrived az Dos
toh on l"eSaay morning. she iei'
Liverpool on the l9Ih. and her passage
has been delayed by zee, 5y "hieh She
was so much o0s'rucled, that, as we learn
On one uay she only made nlhe miles
she oFIngs one hundred and h'e passen-
6ets.
l!e excitement IN England caused by
The news Of The Texan resolutions, and
the passage IN the PRESIDENTS inaugural
address retalng to the Oregon, has IN a
great measure subSided' although the
English press generally continue /" con-
demn in 'he most uhSparIng manner the
language o; MI PolE, ana many OF them
Polntto WAn as thipg "h!'h Will be-
MUST BE-un!ess this government lowers
It's tone
IEGAs.-The last accounts from the
western shores of The Atlantic, bring the
very unexpected tidIngs 'hat Tie young
Republic OF Texas is not S" ennmored Of
amy AaH"" Us ''e ','C""S ~ ',"' P' J'''
IN Congress, and throughout the Union,
expected or desired:
he intelligence has not proved unpal'
atab!e to the popular taste on this side oI
NE water. II has eNciled some surprise,
because II was unlocked Tor. Every one
regarded the question as virtually sc'!l>d
when Congress aaoP!eo 'he anheNa'ion'
ana people ihd resigned themselves cam
y 10 "n"' 'Aey c""'o h"' prevent,
} ms hiatus mas a"""c,e" ifosii nope
IN 'He puoiIc 'n'nd mat Ie%as VIVA con
nn"e independents ana 'ha', py iepudi"-
tag the alliance win The !e'ia'i'ah hepuo'
he, 1t may afford, irrespective oi lhe C"''
TEA States a supply OF COTTON Tor Ihe Eng
''si' mahu'ar,Hrer'-E"rope"n i'meS:
oREGoN'-N he'ier wisely or ho'' f'ng-
lIsh pf'ue IS always .aN"Is ohehce al "na'
Is regarded as american oo''oas', an" 'he
PHshaclonS leei'ns .''us grows ''"e !ca>
lousy oy "ha' !, ieeoS on' A'ncl'ra"s
are ha'urai'y all" oeto'h.ng'y Pio"u o'
'helf e"G"!I!' 's ins'!s"i'"lS; .'.;', ~ srea!-
ness ana us ai!'a%'''S '"'ooS III tn"SPe''-
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
An Army Of Emigrants.

News from Independence, Mo-, informs
us, saws the Cincinnati Alias, that the
cmigrants now near that point number a.
bout 1000, all destined for Oregon and
California. They viii! start about the
same time, d!y;dcd into convenient COM
panies for travelling with ease and safety.
The Indons will no!atlack party Of FIVE
hundred. OF course the emigran,s this
season, stand in no fear Of the red skins.
II is astonishing what-a tide is setting to-
ward the fertile lands on the Pac fc,
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
Black Tongue.

We learn, says The Richmond Star that
this disease, epidemic erysipelas Of the
face, has prevailed to al alarming extent
in several counties in North Carolina and
in some Of The border counties of Virgin.
ia lts ravages have been principally con-
fined to adults In tie Southern part Of
Granville county, n. c., in two families
there were nme or ten deaths in two
weeks. It has been particularly la!al
among the slaves in thai region.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

Some time since, sailor on one Of the
"harves was swearing most boislerously,
when one of The Society Of Friends, pas
sing along, accosted him very pleasantly,
and said, 'swear away, friend, swear
away, ill Thee gets all that bad stuff out
of thee, for 'hee Can never 20 to heaven,
wih that stuff in thy heart" The sailor
with look of aslonlshmcn, and shame
bowed 20 The honest Quaker and retired.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

The store house occupied by Jonas
Click, with all his stock Of goods, was
consumed by fle on Thursday night, 1sl
Inst, and also two other store houces TN
occupied. all belonging To Joseph Eyiits.
Mr. Clicks loss $500, Insured; Mr..
Eviu's loss $4,000.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
TOWN ELECTION.
To the persons qualified to vote
for Commissioners Of the town
OF Elkton.


for Commissioners Of the town
OF Elkton.
Whereas, an Election for Seven Com
miss!pners Of the Town of Elkton, was
held IN Monday last, the first Monday Of
this month, as required by the act Incor-
poIatlng the town, passed at December
session, lS2 /, chapter l43. and the Judge
Of the said election, David Alexander,
Esq, has made return Of said election, at
tested by lhe Clelk, VIM. Hanes, Esq,
tia! the Undersigned with Col. Samuel
tioiIngs worth were duly elected six Of
The said seven commissioners, and that
Francis b. Goliier, and George w. Moore,
Esqs., who were the next highes. upon
The polls Of said Election, had each re-.
ceivcd iorty.one votes, SO that there was
no choice for the Seventh Commiss ioner
at said election. And whereas, is is said
that upon second counting Of the ballots
deposited al said election, it appeared lha.
the said Francis b. Gottier and George
w. Moore, Esqs had each received forty
two votes, the same number received by
Col. liclingswolih, SO that according to
SAID second counting there appeared 10
be no choice for either the 9th or 9TH
commissioner.
And, whereas, although the said Judge
of said Election believing himself bound
10 return said Election according 10 the
first counting, l,he ballots having passed
cut Of his hands betN cen the first and Sc
cond counting has reported Col. Hol-
Iingsw as duly elected; that gentle
man is unwilling under he circumstan-
ces 10 take his seat at the Board, but pres
ieys to refer the matter again to the citl-
Zens Of he town, and has therefore de-
c!lned.
And, Whereas, The said Ac. Of Incor>
poraton has made no provisions TO meet
"A case precisely such as has under these
circumstances arisen, bu. by its 18th Sec
ton declare in general terms that fall
ure to elect as therein provided shall not
;ukc away the power therein granted, but
the right and powers Of said Inhabitants
shall continue, SC. s..
Now, therefore, We the undersigned
having duly qualified as five Commission
ers Of the town of Elkton, for the current
year, do hereby respectfully recommend
thal another Election be held for Two per-
sous 10 set at said Board as the Sixth and
Seventh Commissioners and we dc fur>
| ther respectfully recommend THURS
D.4 Y the 18Th day Of M Y inst, as The
day for holding said election, 10 be con"
LII inl oil tbn
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
COlaStabie'S Sale.

slY Virtue of a writ Of vendi. exponas,
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 chauels, lands and tene>
lnen,s OF James F 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 &
Buildings, l Stove, corner Cupboard, and
| hereby give notice that on Friday the
30lh day Of May, inst, as 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at Clums Mil, 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., 1845-05-10
We perceive that the Farmers Bank of

We perceive that the Farmers Bank of
Mary land OF this City, one Of the oldest
Banks, (and we safely add, one of the
highest repute) in The Stale, has just issu>
ed most beautiful one dollar note; 9th
ers for its branches at Frederick and Eas
ton being in a course Of preparation, as
we are informed The engraving has
been done by the distinguished artists
Draper s Co., Of Philadelphia, and is in
our opinion, most mastery specimen of
their style OF execulion.-Annapols Rep,
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
'h'sac 'h'arf5E..

The indications arc quite plain, says
the Baltimore American, that the settle
ment Of the Texas question IS to be fol-
lowed BY a systematic attack upon the
protective S! stem oc this country, as es..
iabished by the Tariff of 1872 The re-
cent charge in the editorship of The Globe
gives assurance that the official organ of
administration will be devoted 10 the
overthrow of that system.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
Appointments by the Presiden

Thomas N. Petit, Of Philadelphia, 10
be Attorney Of the United States for the
eastern district Of pennsylvania, vice Hen
~ III. Waits, removed.
Henry Horn, Collector of Philadelphia,
vice Calvin Blythe, removed.
Henry Welsh, Naval Officer, PhiIadel-
phia, vice Joel Is. Sutherland, removed.
George F. Lehman, Deputy Pcstmas"
ter Phiadelphia. vice-lloy, removed.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

DIVISION OF THE WARps.-We under
stand that the Clerk Of Baltimore Coun-
ty Court, has received from the Governs
or of Maryland, the commission of the
gentlemen appointed to divide the city Of
Baltimore into twenty wards, under the
provisions Of the late act Of the General
Assembly. The Commissioners are -
Messrs. @, G. Tiffany. Samuel Jones, Jr.,
Alexander J. Boulden. Edward Chasing
and Il. 81. John Ste ewart--Bah Clip.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
Enterprlse in pittsburg.

The burnt district will shortly be ell.
jirely rebuilt In every section of the city
burnt oyer animation p!evaiis; stores and
dwelling houses are already going up
with extraordinary activity. Contracts
have been made for the immediate erec-
lion Of about three hundred buildings
The Monongahela House is to be rebuilt
more commodious and beautiful than
ever.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
Steamboat Sunk.

The steamboats, "Bo5 Letcher" and
:'IIard Times" came into collision about
- o'clock on Thursday night, fifteen
miles above Louisville. by which the lor-
mer was Immediately sunk in twelve feet
water Motives were lost. She was in
sured. Olcourse no body is to blame.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
A Brilliant Light EXtinguished.

Just as our paper is preparing for the
Press, says the Raleigh Register, The pain
ful intelligence is verb ally communicated
to us, that William ". Cherry is no more!
lie died al Jackson, n onllampton CO., on
Friday last, whittier he had gone to Court,
after brief illness. lie was one Of the
Wing Candi la,es for Congress.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
TO the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Cecil county.

SrAIHBuRN's INDICATED TOILET SOAP
}or SQtiening and Hhitcning The Skin, is
sure cure for all bloches, pimples and
ernptons on the iace-parlcularlv adop-
ted for infants, as it renders the skin soft,
smooth and cool. Prepared by DR..
Slainburn No. Z Ann ST, New York
Price 25 cts per cake. Sold by VIM.
Vorberl, Elkton; A. Kidd, Port Deposit,
and Miller s Co., Cherry Hill.
Mnu lllh lSla
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

The II. Orleaus Crescent City Of the
2S.h alt, announces that large quantity
o! prepared wire for the magnetic telc--
graph about 10 be put up between that
city and Mobile, by II. II. O'Calagan,
Esq, is daily expected 10 arrive, when
The work vii. he Immediately commen-
ced.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
Noble Fellows.

We notice in the list of contributions
10 the sufferers by the fire, published in
The Pi,tsburg papers, the sum Of 500
sent by the "Pilo,s Of the bay and river
Delaware"
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
The Montpelier Wa,chman estimates
the value Of the sugar crop of Verm ont,
tho present year, at 5 100000

The Courts of Harrison and Tuscaraw.
as counties, Ohio, have refused 10 license
any sale Of ardent spirits for the next
year.
Mr.. Rornum, Of the American Museum,
in New y ork, it is said, has sent home
$4,000. as the proceeds Of bat 6 weeks
exhibition Of Tom Thumb. The aggre-
soto Of profits made by him out of .ha.
unfortunate lilt'e monstrosi,y, is not far
IRON II hundred thousand dollars.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

g}-The Fishermen in this county have
generally hung up their scines. They
have done but lille On the Elk and NORTH
East rivers. On the Susquohanna we
are told they did something better.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
Rail Road to OREGON.

Mr. Whitney is about to survey seven
or eight hundred miles Of his proposed
railroad route to the Pacific.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
The Monongahel4 Bridge.

Which was destoyed by the great fre in
Pitsburg, is about 10 be rebuilt. 1t is
contemplated to have it up and ready for
business BY the lsl of December next.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
IENl'll.

Hon. D. w. Dickinson, formerly
member Of Congress hom Tennessee,
died At his residence near Franklin, in
that Safe, on the eth ult.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
APPOINTMENT BY TIE PRESI-
DENT

Robert II. Morris. Deputy Postmaster
in the city of New York, III place OF John
| I.orimer Graham, removed.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
[MkRRiED.]

On the 5th inst, by Joshua Humphriss, MIR.
BEHJAMiN +. MAuIrIx, 10 Misc MIILcENr II.
BHowN, dhugl..cr of Hugh Brown Esq, all of
North East, Cecil county, Nd.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

The Marlbro' (Md.) Gazette of Friday
states on good authority tia, the Hon.
J. NJ. S. CAus!H, late Representative in
Congress from that District, declines a
reelection.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

Lewis Cass, jr, son Of the General ha;
been fixed npon Il. Washington, Tor Charge
d Affairs to Portugal.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

EAR. EDWARD l.. CARTER, has
z PcommencCd tho Practice of the Medical
profession, and may fer the present be found at
the residence Of his father, at tile Cecil Paper
Mills.
May 10th lsi5
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
u. l3lsElsKiEl.l...a,l,o4sll =

Lz% Gen. Thomas NJ. Foreman, well known
revolutionary p1!ret died at his residence in
this county, on Thursday morning last. He
had attained a very advanced age.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

Capt Warren, of the British Navy, in.
sists tha. he can blow up line-oi- battle
ship at ) miles distance.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

ga deaf and dumb couple were mar
ricd in New York last week.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

The name of the city Of Nauroo, The
Mormon city on the Nllssissipp', is to be
changed TO ST, Josephs.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

95-An earthquake was Colt at Hickman
Ky. on .he 4.h Of April, uls.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
THE CECIL VVEEEG.

The Washington Union,-Mr. Pclk's
ollicia! organ,-notices the rumors in re-
latIon TO the appointment Of a special
Minister to England, which We copied q
few days ago from the New York Gem
mc.cial, and says:
We have brief answer to all this
We understand that the mission to Lon
don has been Offered to Nj. pckens, of
South Caroline; and this is HE first time
we ever heard the high name of Mr. Van
Buren, associated with such an appoint
men,. We are satisfied that the report is
unIounded, and that il can only tend to
make improper impressions on the public
mind.
We Judge from the above that Mr..
l'ick2ns has been rendered the appoint.
meni Of NlniSterto 10 England, in place OF
Mr.. Everett, who has expressed his wish
to lelurn home, and tha. The appointment
Of special Minister is not contemplated
Another rum0r comes to us from New
York, that in case Mr. Pickens decIiues
the honour, it will he again rendered to
Mr.. GaIhGnn. Whether the "chiyaIry''
Of the South VII. feel comp!imcn,ed by
such a secondhand bestowmrnt, we leave
to be disclosed by :imc,-Euh. inner.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

There was slight earthquake felt al
Montreal last Tuesday
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
IOR OREGON.

COL S. X. Barlow. Of Fulton, H., viii
company Of fifteen persons aud sixty
cattle recently started for Oregon.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10
TOWE ELECYION.

See the advertisement for new Town cleo
tion. 1t appears that five out Of the seven COM
miasioners were elected On Monday last, three
wings and two locoiccos. On Thursday ucxt
there is 20 be an election for two others.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-10

Nav, 9th. 1SA5-1t.
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VOL. l.
THE LYNX.

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ssperately at the ordinary rates
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ird;v;dual interest, will be chargd at hall prc'
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II ETTERS of Administration on the
a. estate of William Quarlcs dcceas-
ed having been granted to the under
signed by the Probate Court of Talla-
hatchie county Miss, at the November
term thereof 1916. Notice is hereby
given to all persons Indicted to SAID
estate 10 come forward and make I'M
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate are here
by notified TO presen, them duly au-
lhenticaled within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
Tuos A HILL.
administrator Of HIM Quarles, decd.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1845-12-20
Administrators Notice.

4 ETTERS Of Administration with the
A IViH annexed, having been grant
ed on the estate Of Jno, Buie decd 10 Al
Ian Mathews by the Probate Court of
TaIIaha,chie county Miss, at the No
vcmber term 1915; notice is hereby
given to all pcsons indebted to said es
tate, to come forward and make imme-
dia'e payment, and those having elaine
against said estate are requested TO pre-
sent the same Cor payment, duly au-
thenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
Given under my hand and seal at
Charleston, this 12, day of Nov'r 1915.
. ALLAN MATHEWS lseall
administrator Nth
he Val annexed of Jno Buie decd.
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