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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-30

=, No'oENr.-At 81. LOUIS. on the Is, inst
mr. liafnnglon Of Rockwell &C.s C,teu.
sht biram Franklin. the we'll known ,onss
u'n, and wounded him slightly. IIs,,in,.
un ah'f",rf' e"mn''"d sn icido, BY shooi.
NJ hlmself twice 10 the head.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-30

GEN. TAYLOR AT HoME We learn
from the Baton Rouge Advocate tha,
Gen. TAYLOR arrived there late in the
night OF the 9th instant
"Ai noon, on the day following, (says
Inc Advocate, hundreds of his fellow
Citizens, both from The town and country
many of them old friends and acouain.
iances of the General formed in process
ION, headed by the soul-stirring fife and
drum, and marched TO the residence of
the General, who made his appearance
and received an amount of cheering from
Inc enthusiastic crowd ID. ID. AVERY.
Esq IN behalf Of the citizens, addressed
The General in neat, pertinent. and
Impressive speech, extending to him the
hosPnaI'tles and cordial welcome of the
town and parish, aud conveying i, fit
terms the high appreciation and adnira-
tion entertained by the inhabitants for
his distinguished services in the b titles
OF his country
"Ihe General responded with a
warmth OF feeling and expression v uhich
showed deep acknow led gmcnt for the /.
attention and honors rendered him 4
We learn that the General will do.
part IN few days for his farm. nm the
river, bu. will shortly return and spend
the most oi his spare time with his iami. !.
y." ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-30
5slsfteo postrp.



The Chiidrcn's Appeal.
Beautiful, the chiidren's faces 7
Spite Of all that mars and sears;
To my inmost souI appealing, -t..,lI
Calling forth loves ienderest feelings;
Sleeping ar my soul wiIuatears.
The children are then supposed to say:
We shall be what you will make us
Make us wise and make US good
Make ne strong for lime of trial;
Teach us temperance, selfdeniaI,
Patience, kindness, fortilude!
Look into our childish faces;
See you not our willing heartsf
Only love only lead US
Only lei us know you heed u, e.. -
And we all will do our parl.. =
We are thousands-many thousands.
Every day our ranks Increase
Let Us march beneath your banner,
We. the leigon oftruc honor,
Combating for love aud peace
Train us try US days glide onward.
Tbsy can ne'er be ours again:
save as save US from our nndoing
Save, from ignorance and ruin!
Make US worthy TO be men
Send US TO our watchfu moihers,'
angel slampt IN heart and brow!
We emey bs our fathers teachers;
We mag 10 The mighlieSt preachers, Il
IL the dsy that dswneth now
s"et 'hs children's mute appealing, -
Al Wy inmost soul Sas stirred;
An% my heart was bowed With sadness,
When a cry like summers gladnsss,
SAID "rhe children's prayer is heard II,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-30
For Sale.

2pA TIE Farm formerly occupied by w.
EIM b. Lawrence, Esquire, of New York,
NlSe containing 60 acres, with q msnsiss
house of the first class, in perfect order, bars,
coach house aud all other suitable out. build
ings. Apply To ALFRED SMITH,
Newport, X. ], and l72 Broadway, New York.
Nov. IL, 1917. Gw3S
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-30
To Lea
Registry Tax Notice.

HAVING r"c,ivrd the Registry Tax Book
llirom the Town Clerk, I shall be aud re-
main Al my oihcn, M. IdO Thames street. TO
receive the Registry. and Personal Tax, &C.
cording 10 law. this month, NJ least six hours in
each day, aud the last air days, from ~ 60 6
o'clock. Those who wish 10 avail ihem.elv.s
ofibe privilege Of voting in I54s. must call
and pay tb,ir tar this month.
Dec Is. J. GOODSPERD, Collector.
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I.EECIIEs.

EINE Swedish Leeches just received At
IL x. r IAT ,RDj
- J. near The Couit House.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-30
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE,

AEpA VHNic suoscrioer, ueslTo1s OF re-
eH7H i ,irng from business, ogers for
iisiE sale ,h.. desirable estate in Pei.
see44 ham street, late the propsny of
Alexander Murray, deceased. The house 10
sufficiently cspacious for the lnrsest family.
and equally well calculated for gen,eel
Boarding House, for which it ~ss originally
designed, and has, rs such, always been we'll
pa!ronIzed. Ii was built about eight years
since. at The very best materials. - we'll
finished, and has always been tept 10 perfect
repair. The roog,s are large, high and we'll
arranged, and command q most extensive
view of Ocean, hsrbor, Bey and surround
IDs country, such as Is not surpassed by any
others IN Newport. On the premises 10 O
we'll Of excellent water, alwcys found sutfi-
cient. even in the dryest season Also, Two
very large clsterns, choice fruit and orna-
mental trees, and every convenience for such
an Establishment. The lot 10 81 #. on Pei
ham st, the came on Mill, and 1872 feet on
COrne street.
The Furniture will be sold with it, if de.
sired, and any reasonable amount can re
main, secured by Mortgage, for a term of
years.
IL not cold by The 25Ih Of March next, the |
bueiness vii BE- con'inued as heretofore I
For further IeiorngtlOn, terms. &c, acpIy.
oil The premises.
'-ascGiEET MURRAY.
NeWPoV, Sept. /, io47. 6m23
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-25
PUBLIC SALE,

BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans
Court of Cecil county, the subscriber, as
executor on the estate of Samuel II. Free
man, late of Cecil county, deceased, will
offer at Public Sale, on THURSDAY
the 9th of January, next, at the late res
idcnce of said decd, the following prop
erty, to Wit: 3 new miIl-stones, | milk
COW, yearling colt, clover hay, guam
tity Of Household and Kitchen furniture,
Farming utensils, carriages, Pork, Lum-
Der, and other articles not named.
The Terms OF Sale by the order, are:
all sums Of ten dollars and under, Cash !;
on all sVms over ten dollars, credit OF
six months, with notes approved by the
subscriber, bearing interest.
WILLIAM r. FREEMAN, EX'tor
Dec. IS 'I7-ts
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RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED
&qa.EE22

Patronzcd by thousands of individuals throughe
ont the United States and Canadas, giving the
most fiattcrlng satisfaction to I'll who have uses
il. Chemists have wondered at It's MYSTERIOUS
effects, and many Of them have endeavored to
discover the secret Of its wonderful combination
Of ciliCacious balms and extracts, which render
it SO speedy and eiiicacious in the removal of
Pimples Blotcbcs, Pustul's, letter, transform
ing, as if by magic, dark, sal low, yellow and I'M
healthy SKINS, to soft smooth fair, pure, and
healthy compleXons. For the cure of Clmpped
Flesh; Rough Cracked and Discolorcd Skin,
Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, ErysipcIns, Scurvy,
and Sore Head, RAILWAYS CHINESE NED
lCATED SOAP may truly be called an estma-
bic treasure. EXcrcscenccs Of the CntIcle are
speedily removed and curcd-the cuticu!ar vcs-
sells are instantly clcansed of all impurics-thc
hands, neck aud face present beautiful clean
sweet and healthy appearance.
For Shaving, gentlemen will find this Soap a
great deslderatum, it produces a rich creamy
lather, soitelis the beard and renders the skin
smooth and pliahle. For Cleaning Teeth, Rad
ways Soap is superior to paste or POWDER it
makes The teeth white and beautiful, swcetens
III e breath and protects the gums from scurl.
As general Toilet Soap, it is superior TO Frenc h
and English Soaps, it isentrcly free from irri-
tating ingredients-it is purely balsamic and
soothing to the skin.
Each cake, to be genuine, must be signed R.
&. Radway,
J. & X. &. RApwAy, 2 Coultlandt ST, N. Y.
AGENTS.--Dr. J. Wallace, II. II. Mitchell,
Elkton; r. l.. Thomas, North East; Black &
Brother Charlestown; Andrew Kidd, Port De-
post; J. S. Everst, Rowandsvillc; Ii. S. Sites
Principle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-25
Notice.

BY the frequent solicitations OF a mum
Der of my friends | have consented TO serve
as Constable in the Third Election Dis
trict Of Cecil County, and | take this
method of informing my friends and The
public, that am now prepared to attend
to the duties of my Office, both as Consta>
bic and Collector. All business placed
in my hands will be attended to promptly
and | will endeavor to the utmost OF my
ability to give general satisfaction.
ENOCH CROUCH.
Elk.on, June 26th lS47
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sitter -icdai just awUrdcd IN The Amoican
h,tnatc Ncic loyk.NSlD
The following testimony iiom distinguished
institutions speaks for itself
UNHEEslry OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Philadelphia, May II ISL.
Having tried, for some time the Black Ink
manufactured by Mr. Joseph +. Hover, we have
found it well suited for manuscript, 10y lis run
ming freely, and its exemption from coagulaton
It's shade we also are well pleased with.
w. +. IIORNER. NJ. D., Dean of the
Faculty and Prof Of Anatomy.
JOHN LUDLOW, Provost.
SAMUEL b. WYI.IE, Vicc-Provos..
HENRY REED, Secretary Of the Fa-
Guilty Of Arts.
ROSWELL PARKE, Professor Of Nat,
Philosophy and Chemistry.
w w. GERHARD, Lecturer i'll the
Medical Department.
Pennsy lvaniu Medical College, Philld.
We fully concur in the above.
SAML. GEORGE MORTON, VI. d,
Dan oflhe Faculty.
Central High School, Philadelphia.
A. ID. BACilE, Principal.
II. NJ MURTRlE, NJ d., Prof OF Ana.
American Fire Insurance Co., Philadelphia.
FREDERICK FRAIFY, Secretary.
Custom Llousc, Philadelphia
J, d, GEORGE, Dep. Naval Officer.
EIoycr'S Adamlnline Cement.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at the manu-
factory, No. 81 North Third Street, opposite
Cherry street, Philadelphia, by
JOSEPH Il. HOVER, Manufacturer.
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4 Small Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers his farm on
which he now resides, with the stock,
and farming implements) for sale. II Is
productive and in an improving condi-
ton. Possession can be had at any time
from the first of January next, until the
twenty fifth day of March 1913. 1t is
IN convenient, respectable, and healthy
nelghborhood, near North East, IA Post
TOWN. Cecil county Md.
GEO. w. FORD.
Dec. IS, '47-Gt
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Ely. q. Il, Es. ElEss0FY.

Respectfully offers his professional services
TO the inhabitants of Ektou and ncighborhood.
He has been in the practice Of his profession in
MiIlinaton Kent county Md, for the last cigh-
teen years
He may be found at the Hotel Of MIR Jacob
Johnson, or at his Office, next door to the Drug
store of Or. HuIIacc; his bed room is above the
office, where he may be found at night. find
when from town professionally, intelligence may
be received from DR. Wallace at what time lie
Will return
EiRtou Nov, 6 lSIj
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Zee. lSth l847-t,n
This is to Give Notice: That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county hath Obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
trrs of administration on the personal estate
Of Elizabeth Coulson, late olsaid county de-
cea7ed-Ail persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to eX-
hi3it the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, on or before the 18Th day
of November l84S; ;hey may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate
ave requested to make immediate payment
to ihe subscriber Given under my hand
This 18Th day of December 1917.
SYLVESTER Il. CouLSON, Admir-.
Dec Is, i47-GW
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A Gard TO Che Ladies'.

f. NJ. Lecch informs the ladies that she has
Just returned from the city with handsome
assortment Of winter millinery, consisting OF
Nclvets, Satans, Ribbons ont side and inside
flowers ladies' dress caps and the usual assort
mcnt Of goods kept bv millmers.
Cloak's Dress making usual Ladies wishing
to cconomzc can have their dresses and cIoahs
cut and hascd- Sue would gratefully acknowl-
edge the very liberal patronage heretofore eX,
tended to her and solici!s continuation of the
game. Nov, IS, 1917.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-25
GGgaoias, Colds. asssszaa.

The Indian Vegetable Basam is the only rem
edy that will with certainty cure the various
pulmonary diseases under which thousands sink
INTO the grave. 1t is pleasant TO the taste and
sold at So low price as to place it within the
reach ofevery person, Price 25 cts IL bottle. For
sale by n. II. Gillespie, Rock Springs; J. Raw
lings, Mt. PIeasant laines s. Stubs, Rising
Sun; J. J. Kirk, Pennington, and by Storekecp-
ers generally.
Nov. eth 47-3m.
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DIR. WAITMAN JONES

Has taken the house lately occupied by DR.
Smith, nearly opposite the Episcopal Church,
where he may be found at night. During the
day he may be found at his Office opposite john
sons Hotel.
When professionally absent the time of his
return may be known by cnquiring Of his family
at his residence
Elkton, Nov. 21th'41
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-25
.Y'EA TEsE

The subscriber having been appointed Consta-
BILE for the Third Election District of Cecil coau
ty, bcgs leave to inform his friends and the p,b =
lie generally, that he is now prepared to attend
TO all business that may be entrusted to his care,
with promptness.
TIiO.HAS THACKERY.
N. j. Persons wishing to place accounts in
my hands, can leave them with John a. Rank in
or David Alexander, Eses.
Deer II 'i7--9m T. r.
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2S s9rB'GS


of land, from (! to ) of which are wood
land, the balance arabic.
The improvements are a log dwelling
house, kitchen, and a log barn. Part of
the fencing is post and rail and in good
order. The natural quality of the
SOL is good and easily improved,
there is an excellent spring Of water con
venient to the house. This property is
convenient to mills and places Of wor-
ship, with aschool house within 300 yards
of the dwelling.
The Terms Of sale as prescribed by the
order are as follows: One hundred dol
lars to be paid in cash on the day of sale,
the balance to be secured by a bond to
the state OF Maryland with security to
be approved by the Commissioners, con-
ditoned for the payment Of five sixths
Of the residue in one year from the day
Of sale, with interest from day Of sale,
and the other sixth part thereof on the
day that Frances Asbury Rock one Of the
heirs of sad Francis Rock dec e Used, shall
arrive at the age of twenty one years,
with interest from said day Of sale to be
paid annually.
On the payment of the whole of the
purchase money and not before, the Com
missioners will by good and sufficient
deed; convey to the purchaser, his or her
heirs and assigns, the said real estate, sub
ject to the dover of Ann Rock, widow
of said Francis Rock deceased, as laid off
by the Commissioners and which will be
shewn by the undersigned on the day OF
sale-unless before that time the said
Ann Rock shall enter into the agreement
in writing, that the sale shall be clear OF
this incumbrance, Of which due notice
will be given on the day Of sale.
NATHAN GRIFFITH,
JESSE CHINA, co,,..
JOSEPH HAINES,
HIRAM CLEMENT'
December II, 'i7--ts
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S5 EsGarGl.sg.

Ranav ay from the subscriber, on the aGth ult,
an indented apprentice to the blacksmthing
business, named WILLIAM =. Brooks, aged 8
years. All persons are torwarned against har-
boring or employing said boy, as the law will be
enforced against any so offending, without res
poet to persons The above reward will be Civ
en- to any person returning him, or securing him
so that get him again.
ARTHUR MORRISON.
Md. Pivot Bridge Dec. It'll '41-3w
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N0T'ICE.

The undersigned informs those who are in
debted to him, that as his health prevents him
from attending personally to the collection of his
accounts, he has placed them in the hands OF
Mr. Thomas ThackarY, who is authorized TO re-
ceivc monsy due on those accounts.
2w. 4. A. EVANS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-25

VALUABLE MEDICINAL WiNE-man,l-
| featured from the combined virtues of the Sur
saparlia, DAndeIion, Wild Cherry and several
other Exotic Plants, whose ondcrtul curative
| properties are altogether unknown, eXccpt to the
author Of HALSEY'S FOREST WINtl 1t is
well known TO good chemists, tina. all vegetob bic
substances contain NOR, or less deleterous pro-
! pcrt!cs, as well medicinal virtues Those
opposite qualities which arc diililsod together IN
| every root, plant, and blossom, rcua in insepa-
rablc in the extracts, as obtained by the usual
method OF boiling. &c, rendering all medicines
thus prepared inert, and in many cases either
injurious or altogether useless. Tins accounts
in great measure for the ineiliclency of so
many medicines in curing the diseases which
they profess to cure.
1t is very different with iIalsay's Forest Wine.
BY means Of il wonderful chemical apparatus,
invented Tor the express purpose of manu;Ictur-
ing tins article. the entire virtues Of the most
valuable combination of plants ever discovered
IS obtained, pure and free from every property
but those which act in unity, and harmonic
with the constitution of the human frame This
| renders the Forest Wine the most excellent and
| truly valuable medicine in the world, both for
its mi acnIons powers Of curing as well as de-
| lightlu! flavor
| The Forest Wine is most distinguished for its
| great efficacy in renewing WORKOUT cOnstitu-
tons, and curing general i'll health proceeding
from various disorders, complaints the stomach
liver, heart and kidneys, including costivcness,
dyspepsia, indigestion, loss of appetite and a
dcbI!itated state Of the system. A free use of
the Forest Wine restores nvads of this class to
the most robust, strong and vigorous health. 1t
has also proved useful IN restoring invalds from
lingering state, after severe attacks of sickness.
Price 81 per bottle, for sale at lialsey's Cen
cral Depot , Coprthndt ST. New York.
AGENTS.-Nr J. Wallace, II II. Mitchell,
| Elkton; Il. l.. Thomns, North Elst; Black s,
| Brother, Chnrlestowr; Andrew Kidd, Port Do
post; J. s. EYcrst, ltowlundsylIe; II. $. Sites,
Principle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-25
NOTICE

The Commissioners of Cecil conntv will meet
at their office in the Court House, on Tuesday
the | lth day Of January, lSfS, where and when,
persons having business with them will attend
BY order
P. c, RICKETTS,, elk.
Dec lStll-tm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-25
PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber intending to discontiu-
ne the Farming business, will offer at PR
vate Sale the farm on which he now re-
sides, situated, lying and being on Bohc-
mia Manor Cecil county, Md, adjoining
lands of Henry kibIcr, benjamin +.
Sluyter and others, containing
s5159D Acres,
100 of which is Woodland.
The improvements are as follows
Frame Dwelling, Granary. Corn Crib,
4 Stablng There is on said farm an OK
cellent Apple and Peach orchard-aIso a
spring Of excellent water near the door,
The whole is under good fencing. This
farm is located in healthy ncighborhood
convenient to places OF public worship.
Schools, and Mechanic shops of all kinds
Persons wishing to purchase can examine
Tho. property by calling on the subscri-
Der, on the premises.
THOMAS $. BOUCHELL.
Bohemia Manor, Cecil co. Oct 30, u 1T
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sED E7gsE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice to
the Public that he has bonded as Consta-
bic, and is prepared to attend promptly to
all business which may be entrusted to
his care.
AZARTAS Pc NNINGTON.
Dec IS, '47-4w
EEOLAND DUCKS. FOR SALE, a few pairs
"a Of the genuine Poland Ducks. These ducks
arc as Urge as small geese, very easy to raise,
and their flesh in flavor equal to canvas-backs
Persons wishing TO obtain the breed will please
apply soon, TO Gro. v. FoRD.
Near North East, Cecil co. Dee l8-3w
Shingles, Flasjerer's Laths & P:ckets.
100000 LIST quality white pm o I8in. Shingles,
100 900 End do do do
10000 Plastering Latlls,
$4,000 4 , it. PaIcs for fence,
Landing, and for sale low for Cash, or any kind
Of country produce taken in exchange, by
TONE & RiNEuAaT.
Port Deposit, Dec. IS ~
SOAP AND CANDLES.
SO Boxes Brown Soap
Is Yellow 50
SO Dipped Candles
40 Mould do
For Sale at Manufacturers prices Country
stores would do well TO call.
ToME & RNEHARr
Port Deposit Dec. Is, ~
& shildren's Mutls, for sale by
S-IDcc. IS BmowN& MciHTEE.
EITamily Bibles for sale by
L Dec. is BRowN McINrrnE.
W "olcn Comforts, in great variety for salo by
Wv Dec. Is BnowS& MclNIpEE.
q thrismas Goods, A great variety of fancy and
@-/staple articles, suitable for the season, last
received and for sale by
Dec. IS BRowN& MclNTlRn.
RI uvcnic Books. lot ofhooks suitable for
oP Christmas and Ncwyears presents for sale by
Dec. IS BEowN& MclNTrRE.
a Srambrrrias and Zante Currants, for sale by
" Dee. is BRowN MclNrIRE.
ENHESNUT RAILS FOR SALE--Thc sub
N/scri5"r has on shore fifteen hundred rails of
good quality, winch he offers for sale. Apply to
GEo. w FORD.
Near North Fast, Cecil CO., Dec. l8-3w
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Farm fer Rent,

The farm in Sassairas Neck, tcnantcd this pre-
sent year to Edward B, Ford < George Ford
will be rented for the year isIs " good ten
ant. Possession gwen on the fist oi ncXt Jan
uIry For terms apply to
GEORGE EARLE.
Ilaton, Dec 4th 'I7--3t