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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-09
notice.

BY the frequent sr"c"a,ions ola num-
her of my 'rIends have consented TO serve
as Constable IN ,he Thud Election Dis
uict of Cecil County, and take this
method Of informing my friends and he
cubic. thai am nov PREPARED to attend
t, the duties al my office, both a. C"nsta~
bic and Collector All business placed
N my hauds y i'll he attended 10 promptly
aud will endeavor to the utmost OF my
ability to give general satisfaction.
ENDCU CROUCH
Ektnn June 26,h lS47
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-09

site IT N1rgl7na Cecil co"0y set:
n 7 Pom application made 70 me the Subscriber
- one OF the Judges Of tho brp lanI' tohTt OF
Nenl county ny pat;ton If Ee0ry Dan more. Of
sad county, mp Soned for d@p's Ia ~ nnania 10
pay, praying tn. Jsuaf Of tue insoly,nt Laws
OF tHs State, sohcia OF his properly and OF
his creditors and debtors on oath, as far - he
c1n at present ascerfiin, III" stnn nc'ng annexed
10 his petition, aud the said petitioner Ia wing
aalIshrd me that ne has resided tor two years lust
past, in the State ofMaryllnd, and he hlyn-
t9Fng Tie oath prescribed 10y the act OF 1888
chapter no, and given bond with security snh-
ctrnt TOR his appearance before the Judges et Cc-
cil county ourt on the first Iursdiy in the next
October Term of said Court, and 1T such other
TIM" or times, as the said Court may direct, to
9liS"eT such m,rrrogMorIes and allegations as
may be nIadC against him relative to his aPPI-
catG! and having complied with the regulations
Of the Act of Assembly pissed at December s,s-
SION 1875, entitled an act relative to insovent
oeh'ofs chapter l05, ana the aater sHpp,enltnt8
thereto, by executing deed pfIti his property,
reoI, persona! and mixed, ,ojas, y. Scott, APP
pointed by Ee trustee to he SAID Henry Dun
norr, and The SAID Trustee having given bond
win approved stcurly for the performance ot
the trust, and certified IN wiring TO me ,htt he
was in possess on ofnjlthe Estdtc Of the said pc
ton mentioned in his schedule, do therefore
order thal tic SAID Henry DGnmura b" Gjschatg-
cd from iaprts5"mcnt and that hn give notice
10 lIis creditors Of lis application tor !he benefit
Of the lusulyeh Luus Of the State o! Mary land,
and tiat The .irst Tua stay rezt, after the th'rd
Monday IN 0r'uier uoat +" titc day appointed
:ol hps nrprar4uCr before the J"dgcs OF Nectl
county Court. 10 Hnswrr such intcrrU1ntprlca and
Allegations may he propouuded TO him rea-
tive TO us sad application. That the sad
ts.t.t4 Ittk
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CA LED
Hunts Liniment,


Is now uniV rsa ~ acknowledged to be the In
alibI" Isenmdy 'or ttheum 'iisn, Spinal Alice
tons, Contractlons OF the Muscles. Sore Throat
ard QHnHy, Issues, GA Ulcers, Pms m the
BACK and CHc>t. Ngnc IN the Breast and Face,
Iooth-Ache, 5pra'ns, Bruises, SAT- hhrum,
Buns, Group, Frosted, teet, aud all Nervous
Diseases.
Mr. stanton, 5ir,--''eemg your advcr iscment
at Hunts lhmment, was induced TO try IT'S eff
trcis on my son, VINO had been crippled with a
lame back from an lnlant; and It IS with graft
tnde bear testimony to its wonderful healing
properties My child WHO is now tive years OF
age, IS now IN a tar way OF recovery
Yours, &c
DtNNON G. MCPHERSON,
Post Office, TowneIs. Putnam Co.
certify ttIatI am personality acquainted with
the above named cmid, and TANK the father
would be sale IN saying that his son is almost
we'll JAS. W. DlhM N,
November D, l545. Deputy Post Master.
wy lea, 'o''!Nto your ""'' Vi {oS'ef
IhS; "sm,"s NY opinion E N W. 'f,".om TO '.Hnt
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'slSs x = ~ ? ~.
SIZE undersigned uave established
Themselves in Fikton. AT he shop IN 'IHe
U0iiow," formerly occupied by Mr. Sip'
~ vas. whore thev purpose preparing /"
% der. aud keeping On hand all kinds o
Cabinet
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q UNS. A few good fowIing Pieces Just
Va Received aid for sale by
Octc ERous s. NcNIiHr
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STANTON's EXTERNAL Remedy
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Vasr sa,ra. G,s.nns. In IL

J4y l7,h 1871 3.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15

AMERICAN WHALERs-Intelligenc was receiv-
ed on Monday, from over two hundred vessels
employed on the Northwest coast of the Pacific,
full report of which will be seen under the APP
propriate head, in this days Herald. The ac-
counts from the respective vessels-with but two
or three xceptions-are OF the most favorable ma.
ture. On the whole, they have been very sue
cessiul.
Among some of the items from the fleet we
find the following -
The accounts from Honolulu to October 10TH state
that the Conohasse of Sag Harbor wrecked on the
reef which extends around Pes Island about
miles from where the Holder Borden was lost in 1874
Capt Worth and crew had arrived at Honolulu. The
vessel was insured for $4,000 She had oil on board
The ship Baltic of Fairhaven wrecked Behrine
Island June 18TH She had board barrels whale
oil of which 900 were saved. Capt. Butler and crew
were at Honolulu The ship Columbia of New London,
was wrecked sydenham's Island, OF Kings Mills
Groupe, January 9th, and total loss She had
board 700 barrels oil Capt Kelley and saved.
The bark Elizabeth, Of Freetown, was burned while
lying at anchor at the Feee Islands, in February a II
is supposed that the fire SET in the hold by Of
the crew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
Movements or travellers.

There was, yesterday, very considerable accession
OF travellers at the principal hotels although the gene
raj means Of conveyance have been retarded by the
abrupt termination Of the seighng and the consequent
irreguarity Of the mails from all quarters
AMERIcAN-O. Mitchell, Cincinnati, Ohio; q. Shave,
Lowell; Barrett Penn; 8. Burnett, do; J. McKennon
Fishkll w. HILL Alabama; r. Clements do; 2. Sharpe,
Philadelphia; T. Yard do; " sartor do; 1t sartor u
s Navy.
AsToR.-M. Ludlow, Rochesterj J. Hills D. De Bon
gars u 5. NJ; c. Day, New Jersey; II. Smith, Buffalo;
Charleston; Ed. Pleasant A. Gibb Phsde pha; NJ. San.
ford, Medway; d. Williamson, Liverpool; II. Roswell,
Chareston; o. Huddlsston, Philadslphia; T. Sherman,
Aixla-Chapelle King Conn 1t. Tucker, I'd keg't; j.
Pike, Name; v. Kingsman, Boston; w. Gardner. New.
ports c. Willing, Phladelphia; G. Bennett Providencsi
j. Holland, Conn; Z. Kelley st. Louis; Mr. Leonard E.
Davis Philadelphia; X. Crafts, Boston.
Cry. H. Edison, Boston; J. shadleigh, Philadelphia;
n. Champion, Newburgh r. Smith, Nashville; G.. Ia
bne, Brooklyn; H. Hammer, New York; J. wheatley,
ten lsland j. oidnsr, Richmond; NJ McCrea, Philadel
phis; w Bryan, Carlisle j. Willard, +. Stacy Troyi
FsArxLIr-D. Jameson, New Orleans; Rev. Mr.. Hun
tingdon, Connecdcuti s. Allen, New York; Mr. Gibson
Charleston; L: Rosencra,s, New Jersey; L. Warren
somsrvile; W. Haydn, Rochester; J. Mushsway, New
New York; C. Ward, do; n Cornelius, Philadeiphia.
HowARD-Mr. Lowber, Halifax; s. Rennng, Ipswich
Capt howes, Bansori A. Rowley, Providence II. Man
Phiiads a. Boutwell, Hudson; J. Thompson, Phisda
ssss
ton; @. Rawd Boston b. Williams, Phia.; G. Edgar
Long Island; Gr Rowley, Boston H. Walton, A. B
D. Herbert, schenectady; d. Williamson, Liverpool
England
jSD.os'',E. shelton Connecticut; 9: Pickering, Me-
Connectiout; NJ. Wilcox, New Haven; T. barbour, ndi
ana; w. Bayley, Pittsburgh J. Haloweli, Philadelphia
Dr. Taft Hartford; T.. Dunbar. New York; J. Bench
Hartford; Mr.. Gorham, New Haven; NJ Lyman, Mass
NJ. Buck, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
Musical.

ITALIAN orEsA-" Lucia di Lammerm DOR" will be
produced for the first time this evening II is opera
by many considered the piece Of its great
poser, Donizet its exceeding beauty and sweetness ia
acknowledged by ALL and from the talent of the present
troupe, and the excellent cast Of parts anticipate It's
production will afford rich musical treat tonight La
Bari Of course is the Lucia Benevcnto has the cha.
of Lord Ashton and Benedett that Of Edgar Of
Rsvenswood
sivori has arrived in Richmond, and would give his
FIRST concert there on Tuesday evening last.
The Swiss Bell ringers give entertainments at Pster
son on the 18th and 10th, Morristown 20h and 2Ist
spring Mount 22d Easton 25th and goth Bethlehem
1ith ana 2oh Allentown 2sth and 30th, and Reading
wonderful - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
The Herald Tor Europe.

The packet ship Yorkshire, Captain Bailey,
will leave this port tomorrow noon Tor Liver
pool, and will take with her to our subscribers, on
the other side of the Atlantic, our next edition OF
the Herald for Europe, which will be as interest
ing and valuable sheet we ever issued from
this establishment.
The beautiful engravings that will ornament it
are of themselves worth more to persons abroad
than t price Of the paper-one Of them will be
an accurate view Of Monterey, the Pacific,
copied from drawing made on the spot; and the
other view of the third avenue, in the sleighing
season.
The reading matter will comprise regular
compilation of the ate important IL WIS from
Mexico; the account of the great battle which it
is supposed took place on the 18th ultimo, be-
tween the Mexican forces under Gen. Santa An
ma, and the American forces under Generals Tay-
lor Worth and Wool, if it reaches us in time !;
proceedings in Congress and the Legislature J;
correspondence from Washington, and u general
selection of commercial, financial, political, and
miscellaneous reading which no other paper con-
tains.
The price will be ST cents, in wrappers. The
paper will be ready at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15

Abrams IN DELAWARE Governor Temple has deli
vered wonderful long and prosy message for such
little State.
It denounces the Mexican war; and the acts OF
the admlnistraton violently opposes the tariff of 1916
detrimental to the interests of the general govern
ment; and than ALL utters bitter philippe against
tho sub treasury laws.
The common schools and other objects Estate charity
are earnestly recommended to the attention of the egs
leture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
Army Intelligence.

HEAD QuARrxRs. ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
Camp near Monterey, Mexico, Dec 10, !S4o' }
The 4th Infantry is detached from the LIST Division,
and with company E. LIST Artillery will form the garri-
D. sctcahle the commanding officer making his reports
to Major General Buffers head quarters and receiving
his orders thererom The Maryland and District OF O.
umba Battalion is likewise detached from the Isl DV
sion, and will report to Brig Gen Quitman
IT, The 7th Infantry and two companies OF Mounted
Rifemen in Monterey are attached to the Isl Dvnon,
which will be rsorgapsed follows: Sd Brigade under
Col Harney-light company c., Sd Artillery; company
B. c.. D. and Z I'd Dragoons the I'd Infantry to JOIN Of
Monte Morales; Sd infantry 4th Brigade, under Col
Smith-company f., Sd Artillery; Mounted klnemsn;
ist and the 7h inantry the remaining companies oil the
ID Dragons will be assigned when they shall join
III The troops of the LIST Division as organised, will
be held ready to march on Sunday the istn ihsah' III
the direction Of Victoria. ~ mo -
Nv. The Field Division organised IN order ne no'; o.
August 2oth is broken up the ONO ana kentucky no
Qiments will report to Major General buter ana tne
Tennessee Georgia and Mississippi Regiments, VIII Do
held ready to march above under the orders OF Brga
der General Quitman.
" The troops will carry four days rations in their
haversacks and 200 rounds OF ammunition per man OF
which 40 will be taken in their boxes-the rsgusuon
lewance of transport wagon for each company anu
such allowance for ammunition as may De iouhd hscss'
sary. .., :. . ;u r..
consolidated into one be under charge OF surgeon
Jarvis The following assignment oil medical oncet arc
made and will 90 into immediate enect:-ourgeon NC
Caren to the 7h Infantry; Assistant surgeon 4th
nf4 ntry; Assistant Surgeon Willis, Mounted hinemen
Assistant Surgeon Byrne will also perform the duty 81
will accompany the Meulcai Direc'or 10 "euio"A
Purvsyor on the March.
0y J 1s;rnsdI '''' w. w. 8. BLISS
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kK -HERAED.
/, january Is, Is47.


ted Weekly.
d will be ready to-mor-
clock, and swill contain
Ee and interest that may
or publication.
likewise the late highly imper-
Mexico; perhaps an account OF
the Rfe4eD~&, which, it is expected, took place
on the 25th December last; proceedings in Con-
gress and the Legislature, to the latest moments
full and graphic correspondence from Washing
ton; late news from the army and navy; our
regular commercial, financial, and political COM
pend.
It will be illustrated by two engravings, one
giving an excellent view of Monterey, Califor-
MIA, with description of the place; the other
representing sleghing scene on the Third
Avenue.
Price 81 cents, in wrappers, for the mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15

TREATY WITH PERU.-A treaty has been con-
cluded between the United States and Peru by which
the latter has agrosd to pay the United
States $780, 900, aud interest, for injuries suffered
Every disposition appears have been made upon the
part Of Peru for the adjustment of all difficulties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15

ARRIVAL FROM BosroS.-We received by Adam.
Il Co.'s enterprising messenger, Mr.. Brush, the
Boston papers of yesterday at an early hour last
evening. They came by the way of New Haven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
Court OF Oyer and Termlner
Before Judge Edmonds and Aldermen Hart and Foe

JonN McKEoN, Esq, District Attorney.
JAN. H-.IfaI Of Russ for the Murder Of his Wife
The In TINS cause were resumed yesterday
the prosecution to Mr. Smith, in very eloquent and ar
gumen,ave speech, in which he cited all the medical
authorities the subject of insanity applying them 20
the under consideration with appropriate com.
ments as he progressed in his argument The District
Attorney rose at Blk o'clock Yesterday afternoon and
lvered most eloquent and effective speech The court
then adjourned. Mr.. McKeon will resume his argument
this morning. After which, Judge Edmonds will charge
the Jury. The courtroom usual, densely crowd
ed throughout the entire dav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15

OyrieE or NJ, Y. AND BosroN TrLFGpApH e
Citv of New York Ian IA 1916

OFfieE OF N Y. AVID BOTTOM TILFcRAPH TO,
City OF New York. Jan H. 1916.
To THE EprroR THE ~ Y. HsPAIp:
oENrLsMeN Will you do me the favor and your CO.
iumns the justice 10 say that the article copied into
paper this morning from the Boston Traveller and be-
!eve IN other papers, respecting the wire of the
view YORK end Boston Tele yraph Company IL without
SHADOW oil truth. except that iron wire is being subs
tuted or Copper No such experiment and such failure
az the Traveller describes has been made upon the line
and no change OF the mode Of putting has taken place
for any such consideration alleged and moment
Of delay on the line ha: occurred will from any
Travellers story which is altog ether as
many other sayings have been from the same source
respecting the telegraph
Your obsdient servant.
FRANCIS o, j. SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15

Taoops FOR MExIco.-We call the attention OF
those who wish to enlist for the war; to the "gene.
raj ORDERS" in another column of this days
paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15

News FROM ALBANY.-We are indebted TO Liv-
ingston IL Wells for Albany papers of yeste rday
morning. Next to the lightning line L. g. w. are
the quickest on that route. They run over the
Housatonic Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15

CAMpHINE GUNPowDER-FRE DEPARTMENT.
The explosion of large quantity of camphine
gas, at the fire IN Canal street, few days since,
admonishes us that some Limitation in the GUAM
tiiy which storekeepers may keep on hand of
that inf1ammable material is necessary, and
should be fixed by the Common Council It is
stated that several barrels of it were stored in
this building, and that it was by the greatest good
luck that many of our brave firemon were not
destroyed. As it was, several of them were sc.
verely, though not dangerously, injured Our fire.
men assuredly incur risks enough from unavoida-
BILE causes, without being subject to others that
can be prevented.
We earnestly hope that the Common Council
will take this matter in hand at their next meet
ing, and pass an ordinance placing this cam.
phine on the same footing as gunpowder, and
make itpenal for any storekeeper to have on hand
more than limited quantity of If our gas
companies would reduce the price of their ga s,
and furnish better article than they do this dan
gerous fluid would soon be repudiated by our
citizens.
While speaking Of our frcmen, it may be well
to state that the amount of funds now IN the
hands of the treasurer, for the benefit of the wi
dows and orphans of deceased firemen is
thiry-seven thousand dollars, which is invested in
State stocks and other securities 1t is in cone m
plation, we understand, to invest this sum, or as
much oft as can be spared, without neglectinQ
the objects for which it was raised in erecting
large fremen's hall for the use of the members
OF the department, with large room for lectures,
concerts, balls, &c; and in the event of the
funds belonging to the department being
insufficient to carry this design into effect, to
appeal to the public for the balance.
We like this plan very much, and earnestly
hope that it will be carried out. The sacred
purposes for which this fund was raised, de-
mand that it should be invested in the mos,
safe and productive manner possible; and what
more safe or productive way can there be
OF investing it than in purchasing a lot OF
ground, and erecting building of this descrip.
ton The rents and profits arising from
hiring the large ball room, would certainly pay
seven per cent, or more, interest on the on tay;
and if it was located in a growing part of our
city, it would increase in value annually. The
department may rely with confidence on the
benevolence of tie public, that it will readily
make up any deficiency there may be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15

MrrTARy.-It is said that Col. Tottcn, of the
corps of Engineers, has left Washington secretly,
and with great despatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
Court Calend.r-rn,. n.

So, Ill, us. ~ ~ ~ ''
Par aas4 2os. 900, ae4 ass aos, a,o s,4 Y7s, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
Political Intelligencs.

In Mississippi, the election for member OF Congress
in place of Colonel Davis not yet decided In twenty
one counties heard FROM there is large democratic
loss and wing gain. A writer to the Nsw Orleans
Delta says that Starke, (whg) is elected
Returns have been received from thrtythree counties
in Arkansas, in which Newton, (whg) is over one
hundred votes ahead The Little Rock Gazette says
that the strong democratic counties have been heard
FROM and that Newton is elected. If so be, he will be
the first whig representative from that State
Hon William c. Rives, Of the Albsmarlc district Vir-
gnia has declined being again candidate for Congress
Mr. Goggin will, probably be named In his place
John Gresham, Esq (whg) was, on Saturday la'S
elected Mayor Of the city Of Macon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tampico correspondent sends the following list
of onicers of the vessels of war now there - -
SrITvrsE-Josah Tatnnll. Commander; JOAN Sies
son, Lieutenant; Chase Barney, Master; Jas NJ Ladd
Joseph M. Bradford, Regart B. Lowry Passed Midshp
men; Josiah Tstnall, Jr. Captains Clerk
RsrrEl-Isaac g. Sterett, Lieut. Comdg; James ..
Ridreiey, Master; T. L. Dance, Passed Midshipman
Henry st. George Hunter Midshipman ,....
PaizE ARMED ScBR. NoSAro.-Jas ii. ROWAN Lieut.
Com'ug; M. J. Smith, Midshipman.
PnIzs GUysoAr BrLLA-Acting Master M. c. Ferry,
Jr Com'dg; J. Howard March, Midshpman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Jan.
IL, 1S47.-No. As, 81 Samuel Savage's admins
traitor VIM Primrose ct al The argument Of these
wages administrator Adjourned till tomorrow al IL
o'clock
Jan l2.-No, So. NJ MAfee, plaintiff in error. vs. DO
remua Suydam and Nixon In error 10 the Disc, |o,'
Of the United States for Northern Mississippi Mr. JUS
tice MLean delivered the opinion Of this court amrm
with costs and damages at the rate of six per cenum
per ansum No H. Samuel Thuriow, plaintiff in error
,.sn, Of This was commenced by Mr. Webster for
the plaintiff in error and continued BY Governor Davis
for defendant in error Adjourned till to morrow at II
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-15
Varletlc0.

VarIcucos
The works on the Providence and Worcester Railroad
are rapidly progressing and will be open for travel by
July next.
In Concord N. H., more extensive preparations
sven thus early making for building operations next
season, than has been the case for many years
Mr. Marshall the member OF the Iowa Legislature
charged with bribng King, Q wing member, has been
released from the custody Of the House on habeas
corpus.
An earthquake shsck was felt in Albany on Monday
evening last. Many houses deserted for time by
their residents in consequence.
The telegraph between Frankfort and Louisville works
beautifully.
The Washington Manufacturing Company at Camden
has two large cotton factories In operation, and
dwellings are constantly going up around them. They
lighted with gas at night, and make brilliant ap.
pearance.
All the buildings at the Alum Springs in Rockbridge,
Va, have been burnt to the ground
Hon Henry C. Fsgg, OF New Haven, recently drow
one quarter of $l2 900, in the New Jersey lottery by
ticket assigned to him in part payment Of claim against
the original owner.
The snow storm Of Sunday extended south of Norfolk
Va, though quickly vanished away in those diggns.