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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-01-18
40. M'|;s'|;iik Grist Mill,


~n,tn c4u ue readily and at an lnconsid-
ftabtc expense converted into Mill again
or 1t Can be used for any manufacturing
business, the said creek being a large and
yer falling stream, which affords full
aud constant supply of water at all SEA
s"Ls # the year, an has here
F3LL or II TO 20 FEET
10 manufacturers generally, but especial
iy t" those disposed to engage in the Iron
business, this property offers many advan-
'sges. Besides the large water power
which belongs TO it, its situation. being
within tW" nles from one Of the Depots
at The Philadelphia. Wilmington aud Bal
timore Railroad, two aud halfmiIes from
,avlgable water and about midway be
tween Philadelphia aud Baltimore. affords
facility OF access To- The markets of those
cities. |! lies also in the neighborhood Of
a great body of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-01-18

Any PoslmAsiers, or Other person, wishing 10
see a copy. as Il specimen, wrll he furnished by
addressing the publisher, post paid. Editors Coz
plying viii b, EMIT led to exchange for one wear.
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FHN!IE subscriber being about to move
IL to Europe, now offers AT private sale
all that very valuable tract Of land, stu
ated rear 81. Augustine Church, Cecil CO.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-01-18

No. IS Chesnut ST., Phimdrlphia.
n. b Lose time in sending on Your mu-
ncy, So TO get the proof impressions OF the
great Mr2zotnt for January.
Is@EditoYs who will copy this prospectus
and send copy Of the paper, marked TO the
United States S","rd~-' Nr"''-- ~ &"
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hang, tui one year,
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1862 "A. CH'es

of land, part arabic, part meadow, and
part woodland. The soil is goo'' aud well
adapted 10 the growth Of wheat, corn,
oats aud all kinds of grain and grass
The New York herald., 1845-07-04
NEW YORK HERALD.
Our Iuustrated Weekly


The Weekly Herald will be published at O'Clock
tomorrow morning II will contain full descrip-
ton of the celebration of to-day with splendid Illus
trations. Also, the foreign news received by the
Acadia 1t will be beautiful sheet TO send into the
country and to Europe.
The morning edition ofthe DAILY Herald will not
be issued tomorrow. The evening edition will be
published at 8 o'clock, with the news to that hour
Arrival OF the Highly Important In
teliigence.
This steamship reached Boston last Wednesday
night. Her news is interesting and important. 1t
is half a month later than before received
II appears that NJ Guizot has stated officially that
France will not interfere in any way with Texas in
her efforts in favor of annexation to the United
States. This announcement is important, as il has
been believed, on this side OF the Atlantic, that
France had joined England to prevent annexation
But we are not disposed TO regard the declarations
Of M. Guzot altogether without suspicion. 1t may
be well conceived ruse after al-something OF the
same character with Sir Robert Peels clustering
about Oregon, when the prevention of the annexa-
ton Of Texas was really the object of the game.
The commercial intelligence is interestng-large
sales of cotton-improvemen in iron-better pros
pect for good crops, &c. &c.
See the extracts on the outside.
The New York herald., 1845-07-04
PHILADELPHIA Hotels.

Now that the travelling season has fairly set in,
the public begin to look out for those houses where
the most comfort and enjoyment can be obtained
Indeed, so gregarious are we, that ii is absolutely
necessary that all the conveniences and Injuries OF
home should be found in Hotel, TO make il tolera.
Die. We are led to these remarks in perusng the
Philadelphia papers, which are very lavish of praise
upon The recent improvements and embellishments
introduced by Mr.. Hartwe, in the Washington
House. His reception room is decidedly the most
gorgeous and expensive in Its furniture, carpet
piano, etc, we ever remember to have seen, and is
i for emperor
Beautiful bathing rooms have also been added, for
The convenience of its patrons; but its chief merit
lies IN its pleasant location its neatness and the ad
mirablc system of its management conducted with
the greatest regard to the quleness and happiness OF
those who solourn there We could say much more
IN praise OF this house; but few who visit Philade-
phia, Will fa TO appreciate its merits which are ad-
ded to recently; not forg citing Mr.. Haskell, OF this
city, VINO mas joined his services In making people
happy there.
The MARSHALL HOUSE has she'd its title, and coa'
OF dust, which had accumulated for several years
IN which II was closed and having been re,painied,
re-furnished, and chrstcned anew, as the Columbia
iouse, opens on the first inst, under favorable aus
plces by Messrs, Bagley, Mckenne'& Co.
The IRoy STEAMER, GEo. M. BIBB we have
been shown letter from Capt Howard on board
the George M Bbb," from which learn that the
vessel had been run ashore a little below Marietta o.,
with FIVE feet in the hold but pumping her out
she 1oated again. II vas found, examination that
the pump packing had out during the passage.
We are glad to learn that part Of the vessel, or
machinery gave out leaked or failed In any instance
PHsburg Chron,
The New York herald., 1845-07-04
City Intelligence.

FlRx-PARrlcuLAasI OF rHE Fms ON wEDsfseAv
NoHr-The store belonged to Messrs. H&O. Berry dry
goods merchants. The IRE first observed by boy
who had been sweeping some papers from behind the
counter II originated from goods which hanging
in the window igniting with gas lamp. The boy on
perceving the flames halowed fire to the parties VINO
for bucket which had some water in i thinking no
could have exngushed the flames himself but on again
reaching the basement compelled to take his depar
ture quick possible, but not without having his
hands and face severely burned the fire by that time
had spread with much rapdity from one end OF the es
tablshment to the The goods in the store consist
ed principally of printed lawns musins hosiery and
variety of other articles quantity Of which were en-,
trely consumed the balance being either much charred
stolen. One of the partners was much injured hay
ing fallen down very steep stairs while trying 10 es-
cape his wife, child and brother let down through
front window from the second story. Alter the hre
got under Mrs Berry in the yard at the rear OF
the store and tracked quantity OF the property which
evidently had been dropped by some thieves who while
the work Of destruction going on were taking care
of number The property was insured but 1t IS be-
leved the insurance will not the whole amount oil
damage The damage done to the fixtures very tri-
fling. the outside Of them being only slightly burned
The amount Of goods the premises did not exceed five
thousand dollars.
The New York herald., 1845-07-04
u. >. Circuit Court.

JuLY 3.-Day rs. Meyr-The jury, in this tedious
case which has been going for the last fortnight and
which have already frequently referred to- did not
agree, and were discharged
Samuel s. Pail rs Benjamin. Nichols and Pauiina his
ofc-A of ejectment, to certain property
situated in Putnam county. Verdict for defendant
The New York herald., 1845-07-04
U. =. MarshnI,s Office.

JuLy 3-Captain Charles II. Salters, and Samuel Ed
gerly, first mate of the ship Venice were examined
charge of cruel and unusual treatment towards
amed Nickleson, Swede, during the last voyage OF
the ship from Mobile Both were discharged, the case
not being fully made out
The New York herald., 1845-07-04

MEXICAN AFFAIRs.-CaptaIn Conner has arrived
al Pensacola We understand he reports that the Mex
cans fortifyng Vera Cruz but with not much pros
The New York herald., 1845-07-04

roRTANT.-By pigeon express, which started from
Coney Island, performing the distance in twelve
minutes, 2a seconds, we in receipt OF highly
important intelligence from that region, and of ex-
ceedlng interest at the present time.
II seems that rumor prevailed over Concy Island
on the day before yesterday, that Gov. Dorr who
has filled large space in the eye of a State,
over whose whole extent person might pass in a
pleasant mornings walk, was determined to have
government at some place, arguing very naturally,
that there is no use in being governor, without
something to govern. In short, rumor attributed to
him determination to take possession of Coney
Island, and become sole monarch, law giver, and
protector thereof Sancho Par "a Of the no less
renowned island of Baratara according to the ver-
table narrative. OF the historian Cervantcs. OF
course, a high degree of excitement, and some ex-
gsperation were created among the people; das-
patch was hurried of with the warlike news in all
directions, and the present governor, Gil Davis,
was called by thousand vocferous hroats, to come
and assume the defence OF the common veal TO
which call he answered in person, with extraordi-
nary expedition; summoned his Executive Council,
and all the great officers of state where resolutions
were passed with unsurpassed unanlmity to discoun-
enance and oppose, vi et arms, and with all the
resources of that maritime state, any and every at
tempt OF the said D0rr, to make descent, alias
visit, on the territory OF Coney Island either by sea
or land. One OF the orators, at public Indignation
meeting, declared that although the island had ac
,quired much celebrity for clam bakes he would die
rather than see that ancient and venerated custom
violated by the presiding genius of another dynasty
Another speaker declared that the Empire Club, and
their political fraternities had determined to organ
ize and arm and accompany Gov. Dorr for the ex-
press purpose OF causing commotion and turmoil in
their peaceful quarters, such AS had disturbed Rhode
Island
AS soon as those able speakers laid bare the dark
plans .of the enemy, il resolved at once 10 call
in the waoe military forces Of the Island to dstr-
principally Of CLAIMS, to double seniries on all the
vulnerable points Of the coast TO put the fortfca-
tions in thorough state of defence, and with
trust in Providence, and dry powder, thus await the
coming OF Dor and his hosts, who, it is confidently
expected would disappear as fast as "the leaves OF
the forest when autumn hath blown"
The New York herald., 1845-07-04

MR EprToR:-
On reading, your very proper remarks in the He
raid Of yesterday relating to Booths around thePark
could not help thinking how absurd it is that such
IN amount Of moral indignation has been wasted
N this subject of late, when far greater and more
I.ngerous nuisance ON that day is passed over i'm
iIence ] allude TO the firing of crackers, pistols,
md cannons by boys through the streets of the CITY
IN that day. IL Is not more thlna week since one
of our most respectable citizens lost his life by his
lorses taking fright from one of those dangerous
,aythings; and never does ith Of July pass with
,ut record of accidents to boys from using fire
rms. Besides, the continued noise, smoke and
ulphurous smell on one of the warrnest days of the
year, IS IN itself most intoerable nuisance There
is city ordinance against this practice. Why is il
,ot enforced as well as that against Booths The
New Police should do something towards abatng
this nuisance | am no advocate for Booths. buf
hink them very little or no disadvantage TO any
me, while to many they source of qualification
md amusement. But the nuisance ! have spoken
Of is offensive TO the community in general (except
ing perhaps, the boys) and is also (as has been fre
nently proveD very dangerous. A CITIZEN.
The New York herald., 1845-07-04

From VENEzuELA.-Advices from Laguayra to
the 18th ult. have been received. The Phiiadeiphia
u. $. Gazette OF the 3d instant, gives the annexed
intelligence.
"The onerous and most oppressive tarA regulations
OF this country far regards American produce are
such that American trade is at low ebb and will doubt,
less be worse before II better American Flour pays
duty of about so per cent, whilst British and French
goods pay from 20 to 80 per cent thus giving stimulus
10 trade in European fabrics and eectually preventing
the of the trade with the United States Most
of the American productions charged equally high
Flour Why is II that American Government does
not take this matter in hand II is true that Charge
dAhairs here, MIR. Ellis has directed strong letter to
this government this subject but IL that our
Government instead fbacking Mr. Ellis by giving him
directions TO urge the matter has recalled him, thus
leaving the Congress and Government Of Venezuela tc
understand that Mr. Els's views not sanctioned by
our government
The New York herald., 1845-07-04

TRAVEL TO BosToa.-We understand that an
outside communication with the Long Island Rail-
road is to commence tomorrow. The fine steamer
Worcester, commanded by the popular and gentle
manly Captain Bacon, is to be placed on the route
She will leave Greenport Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, on the arrival of the train from New York
The Worcester is iavoraby known as one of the
steamers recently on the line from New York to
Norwich. The fare is TO be one dollar only.
The New York herald., 1845-07-04

TROUBLE ON LONG lsLANp.-The "Indians' in
Suffolk CO., have torn up more rails. They are de-
termined to be revenged on the Railroad Co
The New York herald., 1845-07-04
Circuit Court.

. beIOre Judge Edmonus
Brockaway vs. Brooklyn Ferry Co-This protractsd
when it given to the jury. Verdict this fornoon
The New York herald., 1845-07-04

ANOTHER PIECE lNrELLIGENcE.-A few DAYS
ago, the Court of Errors of New York made visit
to Coney Island, and after spending a part of the
day there and regallng themselves on CLAIMS in every
form-baked, stewed, fried, roasted, boiled, bro-
ed, devilled, and hashed, they made sundry long
speeches which, it is said, partook of the nature Of
the food theyhad been swallowing in such abundance
being neither fish, flesh, nor fowl II is fact
though-for our correspondent there, never yet
said any thing that he would not swear to-that they
committed as many errors that Court usually
does, and made their escape before the police or
gems d'armes got scent OF them. We congratulate
the party their escape, for if they had not
mecky decamped, as they did, it is probable the
defensive force would have seized them, and hand
ed them to the authorities who in the present
exasperated state of public feeling, in connection
with the Dorrte INVASION, would perhaps have in
dicted them for reasonable participation in that not
yet fully developed, but portentious event Let
clam eaters beware this excursion of the New
York Solons was nearly proving the most erroneous
motion ever made by or before Court of Errors
tor many years past.
Postscript.-We have further learned that Gov
Davis. of Coney Island has given permission to Mr..
Reade of the Hamilton House, to erect a wharf for
the convenience Of landing visitors to the Island
and that IN few days steamer will commence
running between this city and the Island, touching
Al Fort Hamilton. Moreover, Gov Davis has with
a liberallty becoming his high station, given Mr..
lteade plot OF ground spacious enough for the Site
o tent, w feet long and broad in proportion which
will be erected IN the course Of few DAYS Aaan
we say to the lovers OF CLAIMS, look out for great
times.
The WEATHER.-Ye yesterday, about o'clock. This
city was visited by very heavy thunder storm, ac-
companied with heavy rain, from the west, which
lasted near upon an hour. During the remainder of
the day we had slight showers Of rain at intervals
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
A PLEASANT SHAVING SOAP
n NRYs HIN ECE CIR Il a

III T. ~ n Y . T. II ~ Il - II Z ~ Il a lN .
THIS preparation for the gen.lsmans toilet to assist
emoiien lis chemical combinations such soothe all
irritating influences the skin which arise from
the soaps containing alkal makes rich and durable
ather the beard for the and renders
RIFE the following notices from have used
the art,cle:-
To Independent Gentlemen cho Share Tirmselves.-We
recommsnd article prepared by Messc. A. Sands
90 of this city The feel Of i upon the sce delightful;
hees the hes, possible terms with hr 1szoT or all
Gle we give this the preeruca Il Evening Mirror, N T.
compound prepared BY those famous chemists b. Sands
Co.. Of New York We gnorant Of the ingredients OF
ton which seldom caused by shaving with any compo
"Wear upon their chins
The beard of Hercules or frownng Mars"
can SS a the q" Fows s Washing
street-[From the Yankee, Boston, Oct IL, 1874.
A. B. Sands Co.. New York prepare Of the best articles
in the OF shaving soap that touched man chm
The compound is entirely newt Boston Post October3 1874
perform their tonsora operations called Shaving
Cream; which is highly exfoed by all who
used The effect has the face 10 in the highest degree
pleasant and truly be d.nominated shaving made
tion of the removing It, while the time i'm
peculiar smoothness an soness the skin We would
end try it. them that although it
will ensbe them 70 shave easily they will not
BY Mr.. W Eowle Washington street, Opposite School ST.
Boston Traveller, October I, l8a4
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS
CO., Chemists and Druggsts ga Broadway Of Cham
bes street Sold also by A. Sands 70 Fulton street,
and n East Broadway. Price 50 per jar liberal dis
cor 70 the trade I'm m
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
DIR MARSHALL HALLS
Cordial RenOvatnr.

nk. MARSHALL HALL, Of the celebrated Physi
cias in EuIore the discoverer Of this valuable meii
cine 1t is used in his practice the nobility Of Eng
nd and throughput the Continent Earape in every in
most happy results II oa!y restores h functions Of life,
but exclusively directed the Of such plants
rise from dsorganzaon Of tie esneraiive II
gentle smuaet aud Of the mpa ed faculties OF
neither ttutonal loss Of sexual and
dby, arising from philtc disease 1t will afford decided
relief to those who by early INDULGENCE in have
eeskened the oF thew and fallen Of
chronic debility by VIII ch the left a deplors.
The individual in stae anxiety curing the mndr Of fe
The arising from this dangerous practice
oonnt ply sca result hut bra ch moral
u.i9na weakness sexual debility brought y secre,
ndr ged the greatest evil that be all Dyspepsa
wekneis Of the limbs and small Of The hack Of
esty are n. symptoms Of this dis
cuatou total mpoency and ectually we'd
by this Invaluable medicine Phillips Boyne Agents the
United States Price So bottle hoes for 50 Sold IA
L siTeet. nal 90
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
READ WHAT sCARPA's ACOUSTIC OH,
HAS nnNE

IFrom the Albany Daily Knickerbockerl
WEST ThoY, June 3, l84t
THISIS TO CERTIFY that Willard jerks, Proprietor Of
West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted with
deafness for the last years. and the other
for the last that impossible for hear the
wing ,rng the least induced Scapas Com
pound Acoustic Oil for the Of Deafness and with
satisfaction enabled that has perfectly
stod hearing and will be happy any person who
shes for information in relation to case st place in
West Troy. WILLARD jerks
The following certificate addressed to Mess A. b. & d.
Sands, to whom the parties are known -
MEs.Es sANDs-ien,emen-T following statement Of ,hs
beneficial effects produced By the OF Scspas Acoustic Oil
on my daughter send you as an act Of justice that Others
She nearly deaf for and could only be made
hear by speaking very 'oud prchased bottle which
used according the and before
Of the bottle applied substance dschar
ged from the and after the heaDg in beth
completely restored II almost since the
effected aud is proved to be perfect Fufer
house, No. "a Essex street. b. Y. WAklNG,
Try CURED 1t W lthout doubt oil the
aictons that bea tecome deaf his mis-
fortune has hung with do able weight the al
ice from the conviction that nothing could be hOped
from the hest However feel much grated that
able offer the public certain remedy for this mis-
fortune. Scapa Oil and at the time lay before them
positive evidence Of the virtue Of this medicine We mako
the following short from letter his subject from
amedica gentleman of the citles" Yes, sir
certainly working wonders"
Sodby A. b. D. sands wholesale agents for the proprie-
tors No. 10 Fulton street, II Broadway and 73 Broad
way f9 lmSec
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
Medical Advice.

DOCTOR LAMEkl isstl conhasn,ially csHsused at his
old Office s. Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman,
diseases Of delicate nature his treatment being mild and
drancc from business pursuits Recent cured in
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OH CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from frequent indulgence Of passions Of nds
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and
h. object Seeg restore the .y,sn mentally and bodily,
STRiCTUKES, disease frequently existing without the
patient being the least sometimes caused by maeat
neglect Of the parties themselves. are by the Dr. aecualy
cursd without pain or nc0nvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising
geons e city, guarantees perfect charge made
Letters postpaid enclosing Zee Immediately attended and
medicine with advice sent of the United States
Office 81 Gold street. Open from AM. toeP-M.
mhl3 Intro
The New York herald., 1845-03-23
Medical Gard.

DO G T O Il M 0 r. SON,
N n0 ~ Mo rM naSr nntas Al If taisss sieeG- %
all private diseases which he without mercuYy,
Strant diet pursuit Recent particularly Gonor
rhg - he in to days.
STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA arc cured BY Dr.
NJ improved principles without pain inconvenence
the patient he syptoms Of sscturs analogous witt
those Of other affections Of the urinary apparatus but
psenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands,
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners
Nervous and Constitutional DsbiIityThs affection, ano
the train Of evils resulting from destructive hnbit
ysu inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate lnposncy
radically cured by Dr. M pathological pncSs b,
nal yigor;, Aperfec. cure guaranteed or charge.
NB-Dr M. holds communion with lnolicA Exotcnders
who claim be surgeons a. he perhaps. the oa7 gaakee
adyesng Surgeon n the city Ses his diplomas IN BIZ once
aok Fulton street Letters postpaid and ccntaiHcg See Wl
insure medicine and advice any Of the Unisn.
Office, 204k Fulton. .-'r' ~-w YorE. Opnn from
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