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Court or General sessIops.

Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Allen and DODGE
Ger. 10 Jurors ftned hree Jurors this M Or
ing fined S25 esca, for not appearing to serve
Early I'd. ou HDent.-At about IL O'Clock, the Re-
coTder announced that the having now wsted an
hour aud no person appearing to present suy bust
ness they would adjourn the court until to.morrOs
(IuesdsyD morning at III o'clock. The for the
District Attorneys absence vas Afterwards planned.
MT hckeon was engaged In the Court " Oyer and
Itrmtper In the Carpenter and the services of
MIR Philips the Assistant Bistrict Attorney we're ne.
ccessrly engaged Ia taking come testimony De bere ,s
In matter that could not verr well Be DELAYED One
court or the other Therefore must want the of
rrosecutipg Oihcsr ond as MI. MoKV0n was alrea
at work in the Oyer and Tsrminer the Sessions hs
TO shut up tor the day.
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Nrnmo-r LrcisIATrbr. The Legislature of Vermont
met at Montpelier Tucsday. Hon. VIM G. kittreJge
elected Speaker Of the House, aud G. v. Duvey,
IIvtk The elected all ~ the old officers The
whig Speaker elected by 81 majority which Is about
the whig majority in the House. The Senate officers
we're elected by IL majority BY the official vote, Gov
eInor Coolidge lacked SO votes Of an election by the
people. The vhoe veto was so see. The two branches
In convention cted Carlos Coolidge Governor by 81
majority and Robert PerpODt Lieut. Governor, by 81
majority -Bo,fon .qiies OF IS.
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preooncerted signal It is true that the Sheriff
caused eight taps to be given to the great bell of the
state House which the signal that the services of
the military were wanted But what did ell this
amount to- The rioters heard these eight taps as well
as the militsry-it was to them q warning signal,
timely precauton. 1t plainly told them eight taps
could tell them, that troops had been ordered out
collected and placed in marching order-and that in
the meantime they could 90 on manning, numbering,
burning with perfect i'm punity.
The military have still possession Of the ground, and
when they leave the riot may may not be resumed
But 1t thould not be resumed In that vicinity what
K.rsn stins.rs" @s in oSsr no OF Sns
Of the city dstricts The raw material of (which
mobs arc composed Is with us in as great abundance
as ever; and notwithstanding the appalling Of
last week, the public are yet uuadvsed Of any steps
being taken which can be permanently and implisity
relied on for the preservation of life and property
will be scarcely credited abroad that the number OF
bghting men belonging to these gangs, which have
does not exceed Eve hundred rhe actual nu nber no
doubt Is much less. And yet, this small body men
can riotin crime from years end to years end;
ehoot, stab KILL and burn and, by their swess acts
depecate the value Of real estate ia two great dis
trics and render their streets almost unsafe for peace
able citizens TO walk in. And this too in Philadelphia
with Its population of $50 900; with its large
rally paid police forces aud with it's organized militia
the successful invasion Of Cuba herself
The election excitement Is fast dying away IL II Ia
not quite dead-the democrats enjoying the "spoils,"
In perspective with that soberness ooy only
old and cessful canpsgnsrs The natives
they made no show at the polls in the way of distinct
real fruits OF the victory. They wauted-I speak Of
the massto defeat the whig candidate for Mayor In
this they succeeded They Indifferent about the
successef the whg candidate for Sheriff Their iudif
fer insured his defeat They wanted to elect their
candidates for the Row Offices. Their wants in this
particular too, were fully gratiGed The poor wings
are certainly deserving Of cou misseration.
MIR Hudson the Irish come i an. makes his first bow
before philadelphia audience this evening at tho
Walnut street theatre He win be warmly welcomed
by crowded house. and full justice rendered both in
dollars and applause, to whatever talents he may
possess.
There are to be three four grsnd concerts at the
Musical Fund Hall this week who says that we are
not muficsl people, although our knssledge Of tho
French is as limited as it Is of the Italian?
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The British Navigation notwithstanding
Core spOndenco.

From the washington Republic, Oct Is
AS the following letters relate TO subject which ex-
cites much interest avail ourselves Of the opror-
tunity OF publis hing them for general information
New York, October 2, 1919.
SIR We must ask the favor of your reply to this
letter, at your earliest convenience govern us in
acting on orders have to charter American vessels
TO proceed to tho English in the East Indies
and load cargoes for London gnder the
acts VI Great Britain. These orders received by
us from houses la England and have already char
tered the ship Of this port to load at Cal
cutta for London.
BY the act OF Parliament believe IL Is required
that the President will grant the to sh
under The British gag that England grants to us
VIII British ship be allowed TO enter here with q
cargo Of fereign produce mot of Great Britain after
the let Of January .xt, the conditi ems as
ships under the flag Of the United Satest We trust
you Will pardon our thus trespassipg your time,
and remain cir, Your obedient servants,
BARCLAY & LIVINGSTON.
To Hon. w NJ MssfDrTH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
TRUasunr DEPARTMENT Oct H. 1919
GrsTLrnry;-ln reply to the inquiry made In your
quence OF the recent alteration in the British
ton laws British vessels from British other
ports will (under our existing laws) be ao we'd after
the LIST Of January next TO enter in ports with
goee Of the produce Of any part Of the world have
further to state that such vessels and their
VIII be admitted on the same terms to duties nd
imposts, as vessels Of the United States.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
(siSuc0 w. NJ. MEREDITH
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
To Mossrs. barclay & Livingston. n Y
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QuIcK WonE The steamship Falcon Lieut. Hart.
stone arrived Of this port from Ch-gres at ocosk
on the morning Of the 9Th inst left last
at clock ON her return trip, and In same time
say thty-sx nours she took ,efd 2 packages Of
freight and 900 teas coal This is al instance OF dss-
patch teidom e1usled.-N. o. Drits, Ocs Y
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prss;aent a. ths .h.ir tn. ps smes Asiiey, Esq
"a .ra snr 10 ""''' VI '"e previous meeting wore
-: 49, ~ lama. Dali, A.
,ssrrS 20 ~ It..rns Cn,,t oe' W nave MS claim
- -. -. " . = - - . W ahanei L.
Ey.ra -. . 1894 o. ~ si 'a muse sha iot In
ns - , oa.h -. 'oonson' and others,
strsst from pW;pth to T.n,h sues., tor paving said
s sslse. Hon Niu.n 70 lsn'n avenues of Mr. VIM.
~ 10 ieieAeo rum an assessment on sewer in
p,ssi0- 81 pu;.u, TT cS
Corm,en Shno,. g. 80. S,x,a,. n % Inspector OF
patit,ov ~ pns.n,h.I "a a.u soveptoo No.,
80. p.a Th,Sa "a u. p.uers, 70 nave ostn
,, v $1,000 LIZ ea ''ul'n avenues, paved ana
"a Nep E"sane:-A Psti.,on oi members OF engine
tny ~ ~ ~ ~. 10 o TX Ie'erIeu
u- ~ "a "a 80, unSS.os 49, suu ocners LOT I'M
Pfoven' III 'he fa'foao HacN Oh tns rourth avenue
rnsi ,,,s o,.
r. Ieu.ion '" " oou p,osoni anu James u McHregor,
Ior CON Ior oamsses sustained oy engine ~
ss -, h .n,,m, y, sd pos. qua awning doihs
sSnsRe 70 .ne amour. OF s2o- referred
~ Ie,.,oh y, T. Ierie anu others, residents OF the
Iweii'n "ero, ior oocA - 'otn street ana hudson
fetDieeHsa. 40, -. -
Al, W naso sou s'fee., from Eigntn avenue 10
'he nuasoh river, paVeu -reieftea
IN 'he rrst ~aru ASKING or an additional po
roe otoe " suau propsiy on Fcrs o, - o, anu Y,
& iser, SaIins w oaness SeAson' Inc Pett'on
Tet,tion Tor The srt.,.ion of Mar M % No,,h ..
and proposed alteration of same referred
Petition of Margaret Sharkev amt of Iobp Malta
maid AGED ~ wears Who Was shot at tha ast,r p,.o
riot while pssipa on An Grand and died IN the tv
Hos ptsl The fosipu Eridav The nstitioper ali sg.s
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
Valuable Property.
Al Private Sale.

Tho sni,srfihc. offers for sale valuable p'1n
tation situate in East Not,r Oh IN Cecil Co Mary
land adjoining lands Of Jos,p, IIAncs, tn,
Brick Meeting House lot and others;
CONTAINING about 1s.5 ACRES.
The improvements consist of large Brick
dwelling House. also a largo frame Barn with
u stone cellar underneath a wagon Shed with
other necessary ont buildings. The clear lands
are in good stt'a Of improvement, aboat one
th,rd part OF the tract is covered with heav y
timber.
The public road leading from Lrncastcr city
farm.
Any person wishing to view said property will
please call on George England, residing on the
premises, and for terms apply to the s'lbirriber
at his Mills ia Fulton Township Lancaster conn-
ty Penn. SLATER BROWN.
Dec 80 'iS-3
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
EIand surveying.

The subscriber still continues the business o
Surveying lard, and from much experience in
coating lands, tracing lines, and dividing estates
lsprcrarcd TO execute all calls N his profession
with expedition and accuracy. lie also attends
to
CONVEYANCING,
Uriting deeds, Mortgagcs. Wills articles ofa-
greement, Bonds, Bills Of Sale, Leases &c. He
also ac's as
LAND AGENT.
In selling Lands on commission All calls will
be thankfully received and promptly attended to
on moderate terms. Communications By mail
will receive immediate attention:
LINES McC4TLEY.
New Leeds, near Elk,on Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06

PEnNsYLvANiA LEaIsLlTuan. The
House heiag equally divided. three ballots
took place on Tue .day for speaker with
ont a choice. On the second ballot the
vote s,ood-Parkrr dem. 40; Evans, whig,
DC, and scattering, being the votes Of ma
live. A despatc!, from Harrisburg, on
Tuesday night says:
The democratic members of the House
are now in caucus, aud have resolved no,
to compromise. The whig caucus is still
sitting. As yet no action has been deter
mined upon.
The whs caucus Of the Senate have
nominated the old, Pierson and Sullivan,
aud McCaujley and Desmond as Transcr-
bing Clerks. Geo Darsic, wing, has been
elected Plesileu, of the Senate.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06

THE ONO LEGlsLATuRG.--Ih contested
Seats. The Ohio Legislature had not yes
,er,lay disposed OF the cou,este; seats from
Hamilton county. The House had warm
discussion on Tuesday, at The conclusion Of
which question was then taken on the fol
lowing resolution:
That George f Pngh aud AlexauderN
Pierce democrats, are entitled to seats on
the organization of this House.
The yeas and nays being called, stood
as iollows-yeas %, nays 10.
The question was then on motion taken
on the second resolution.
Tha, Oliver NJ. Spencer and George w.
Ranyan, wings, are eH;ltIe,! to seats on 'he
organization ofthis House.
The yeas and nays being demanded,
stocd yeas 3S, rays SO. Thee free soil
members voting in the negative.
On motion the House Adjourned.
No speaker can be elected until this
question is settled.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
lI-TI0N.

Whereas set Of aUnnrrs from tie Clles
killing garne 10 supply the city narAe;s,
have trespa~scd on the lands Of the >ulsri
hers 10 an rxien,no longer 10 be h"rl-, aud
whereas the re-passers have refused or ne
elected TO withdraw when reQneSrh to do
so We therefore give notice that We
w III prosecute 10 the eytent of ,hr law All
p.r>ous found ,respassiug on our lands with
s!o- AMI Gun and mutually plr,'Ia each 9th
er TO rive notice of The approach Of sa'h
narau'ers, and 'hat we will proceed with
all nvevient dispatch to render assis'a"re
in secu.ing Them or in drivlng item from
our lands II et armis Unnecessary.
John b. Campbell, William Logan.
Samuel Shanon, Jos. & G. 2. Whitaker,
John Ru;,cr, James Gillespie,
rhouas Ruttcr, j.. II. Evans,
John T. Rn,ter, William Dcnnson,
Charles Rrookngs, John Cunningham,
John Weir. Hugh B. Gibson,
Samuel IIasson, Ahs,lom Jackson,
Thomas Abrams, Thomas Berry.
BENJAMIN Thomson, John Campbell,
James C. Abrams, Nathan Lakeland,
William c. Alexander, Matthew Weir,
BENJAMIN Wilson, William Brian,
Robert Atkins, Samuel Aklns,
james Akius. James Shaw.
Dee. 23, '4s-3t.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
William H'rHst,
New York Hat, Cap, and Fur Store

No. So Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE.
Just opened at the above store the cheapest
and best assortment Of goods in the city, Con-
ssting in part of
Geniirn,sn's Fashionable aud plain HITS,
IA complete assor,mentl Mems, Boys, and chill
dren's, Cloth Velvet, Glazed, and Far CAPS,
feverv style.
LADIES MuFFs. VirToRINEs, TirrLTs, &c
Silk, Gingimn', and Cotton umbreiils, carpet
Bags sc. in great variety All OF when VIII he
s"ld at New York prices. We are constantly
receiving the latest style of these goods, manu-
f.ctured IN New York expressly for us Country
merchants are invited to give US n call at No So
Boi',mor, STREET, nearly orpo.tts HoHidey,
Dec. Jim. AS.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
This is to Give Notice; Tint tht

subscriber OF Cecil county has ootlinsl fro II
the Orphans CJnrt Of sal cnil,v. i.ue:, of
administration "n the personal estate of
Thomas S. Bouchell, late Of said coany: dsc,,
All persons h wing claims against ;hs said
deceased, are hereby warnei to eyhib, the
same with the vouchers thereof, duly au
nen,ira'ed, on or before the IS h day Of
December 1919; they may otherwise by
law. be excluded from al hrneii, Of said es
tate. Al! persons indebted to sanl estate
are requested TO make inmrliat. payment
10 the subscriber, Give under my hand
this 23l ,lay OF December 1913
BENJA.ilN w. HARRIS, Admin't.
Dec. % '4S-Gw.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
SIGNIFlCANJ.-Th 81 Johns IN. B.

SIGNIFICANT The 81 Johns IN. b.
Observer OF Dec. 5h says:
There is SO much regard an! respect for
monarchy and mnnarchlal principles in
New Brunswick, that the idea Of separa-
lion from England cannot without great
and coeent ,easons be entertained; but our
,radc is pro-tate-our population Is gradu-
alIy removing to the neighboring republic
and it i, hard to say pha' men in SeL-de,
f,se naay Ac torccd 'odo. The rulers Of the
British Empire, if lney wish TO retain the
affections OF the co|oni-'s must ualte them
under 4 common head.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
NOTICE..

Is hereby given, to the creditors Of Samuel
Price, that personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, and that the first Monday
of the ncx: April term of Cecil County Court
being the first day Of said county Court hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his casr,
whcr" his creditors may attend, and show cause,
if any they have, why a final discharge shall
not be granted said debtor.
GEORGE Meet LLOEGH, elk.
Oct 2l 'i6--3m. Cecil county Court
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
This is TO Give Notice. That the

This is 10 Give Notice. That the
subscriber Of Cecil county has obtained
from the O'phan's Cour, Of said county, let
'ers Of administration OIL the personal estate
Of James MnmforI, iurgrn) la'e Of said
county deceased. All persons having claims
arunst the said deceased ave hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof d!v authenticated. on or before
the Both day of October. 'st1, r'lrr may
ohcrvis" hy law, lie '>cludol 'on all be"
cit o. sail est,tr. All p"r,ons indebted
10 said e>t'te are requested to make imms
1iate payment 10 the subscriber. Given VA
der my hand this "3l day Of Decembsr,
l'lS-
JOHN BCRDAGE, Ad:n'r.
Dec. 90 'i9-Gw.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
Valuable Cotton end WooIlen FaGto-
ries, Hills and Farm, in maryland,
FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishing to retire from
business on account Of i'll health. Will
offer at Public Sale, on WEDNESDAY
the 18th day Of February 1919, the prop
erty whcreon he now resides, lying in
Cecil Co, Md, on the Biz Elk Creek,
"a strong and never failing stroain.) 4
miles from depot at Newark, Del on
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Rail
Road, and 6 miles from naviga5le water
at Ejkton on the head OF the Chesapeake
Bay. 1t consists Of q Cotton and Wool
len factory with the requisite machine
ry and a GriSt Mill and Saw Mill, and
is known as ::'CaTd's JW>'' The other
buildings are a comfortable Dwelling
House, eight tenant houses and Stone
Barn. The Farm contains 80 ACRES
OF Land, Of most excellent quality, and
in good state OF cultivation. Churches
and schools are convenient and the
neighborhool is healthy.
1t is considered a most desirable and
valuable property, snd one at which a
large amount Of business has been done:
ard IS worthy the attention OF capitalists
and manufacturers. Persons wishing to
purchase are invited to view the prop
ertv. Sale to take place at , O'Clock on
said day, on the premises, for further
particulars enquire of the subscriber,
whose address is Eikton Nd,
SAMUEL GARRETT.
Jan. 9th 1919.
:. The North American, Del. State Jour
nal, Village Record, and Providence
will copy once weekkun
Ill day Of saln and send Nils 10 this Office
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
Farm acsy. &asr.

The advertiser will sell his Farm, sit
uated on the North East River, contain
ing 1870 Acres,
within one and half miles of the vii
lage of North East, Cecil county. Md.
The farm is in good condition. the arabic
land having recently been lined and
ashed all over, and lime on the premises
TO commence the second course. The
improvements are tolerable. Those wish
ing to purchase, will of course view the
premises Possession can be had at any
time from the 1st of January 40, to 1st
March of said year. For terms apply
on the premises.
NOTE IF not sold before the 18th OF
February, it will then be let ont tn crop,
on shares. GEO. w. FORD.
North East, Dec ., rs
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given, to the creditors Of Brn
ton King that personal discharge hath been
granted TO said debtor, and that the second day
of a pri being the frs, day Of onr County Court
next succeeding this date hath been set apart
for the final hearing in lis ease, where his cred
itols may attend, and shew cruise il any they
have, why final discharge shall rot be granted
said debtor.
Tost. GEORGE MCCULLOUGH Clk
Dec. 80, AS Of Cecil county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
n GsECe,

Notice is hereby given, TO tho creditors Of Ter.
emiah C. Ford that personal discharge hath
been granted TO said debtor, and that the second
day Of April being the first day of our County
Court next succeeding lais date, hath been set
apart for the final hearing in his case, where his
creditors may attend, and shew ause, ifanv they
have, why final discharge shall not be granted
said debtor.
Test. GEORGE McCULLOUGH elk.
Dec. 80, 'IS. of Ccci. county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06

To Canvass for some new aud Popular works
IN every County throughout the United Sm'cs'
To Agents The mo st liberal encouragement il
oilered-with small capital of % to Slc0. A
chance is offered, whereby an agent ran make
from $40 to S95 per week. For turtle: paric'
ulars, address (post paid)
dWM 4. LT\27.
No l5s North Secon Street, pnlic!2l
Nov. is '1S--Gm
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
From JNc Dcl. Journal.
WILMINGTON MARK EFT.

Dec. ~ rs
" heat Flour, (from stole) ) so IA 6 90
Wheat lprime) l %
Oats, from wagons) %
Corn, from wagons. 80
Corn Meal, per bushel; 60
BALTIMORE M,rkET Jan. Not mnch
doing in flour. Small sales say 100 bbls
Howard street a,Sl 933-hoders generally
firm in asking $5 City Mills held firmly
a, So. Corr meal has improved-saleS al
50 IS. Rye -four 1915. Receipts of grain
moderate No wheat selling. The supply
Of corn is very small: sales of while at 40
"A so cts, and yellow 55a56, in small parcels
Oats 26 81 Rye 60.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
PHIL. VIII. anl BALT. 4
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Train of Cars from Piriiadel-
phia for baltimore, a.liye at Elkton quarter be-
fore o'clock. A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila at
quarter before 10 o'clock.
Evening line from Philadelphia reaches Elkton
a, hnlfpast 6 O'Clock Z M.
Night train from Baltimore arrives llore quar-
ter before / | o'clock. p. NJ.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
Elkton Deeeuhcr 3Oth As.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
Hats, Caps, Ladies FUrs,
am rMBRELLA DEPOT.

Huis, 81 80. -, - so, ,,%3. and 81, "a hat which
will compare tasorably with those sold for So
Cans, % cts 81 u cts 50 cts 15 cts. 81, ~ %
ST so, -. - 30, and higher. InHbrciias, 80 cts
IS cts 81 - %, - 80, -, - 80, s. 80, 81 80
80 and 81 50 New York prices.
I.ndic's Fu,s Of almost every kind and price,
from Chids muil at so cents up to SIS.
II Z DAVIS.
Baltimore Street, . doors East Of the Bridge.
BALTIMORE.
C,t 1 m
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06

4 Large Hog.-The 9Th District oflhis
county is cminen'ly an agricultural district,
and cxccls ia agricultural products and in
rearing domestic ANIMALS. A couespon-
dent lately wrote US OF hog raised the re
10 months Old, which weighed when dres
sed 800 rs, and Mr.. Lake Blown OF the
same neighlohood has lately killed one
IL mdnlcs old, which weighed when alive
9i5 It's.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06

4 BnAR SnGr. Mr.. Morleca Vernon.
sho, bear in West Goshen township West
Chester: Pa on he 2sh ult. Tie animal
was about 81 months old, and was brought
20 the ground al single shot, Such game
is rather rare in the couHtry of Chester at
THIS day.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
St0sc Goods
AT PUBLIC SALE.

The subscribers will expose at Public
Sale, on TU ESDAY the 10th of Janu-
arv. (it fair, if not. the next day) In
the village of North East, at the house
OF Hugh Browne a large and General as
Sortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
consisting in part as follows, viz: Cloths,
Sattinetts, Calicoes, muslIns. checks.
muslin de laines, Shawls, Silk Hdkis..
Kentucky Jeans, with an assortment of
Groceries. ueensw1rc, ccdarwar', hard
ware, with all the fixtures attached to
the Store, such as weights scales and
measures, with number OF other artl-
cles not mentioned. Sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock A. M. on SAID day, when
attendance will be given, and terms
made known by JOHN MACLDlN,
Jan 6, 40 HUGH BROW y.
\. B. Sale to continue from day to
day, until the goods are all sold.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
Collectors Notice.

The undersigned Collector of The 5rh
Distric, ofCecl county having levied aud
distraiueA upon the Corn crop and other
property found on Plum Point Farm, for
the Coun'y and State Taxes due for tho
wear 1878 from Francis A Finch, hereby
gves notice that he will on the slh day OF
January uex', on the premises, offer
for sale tie said Corn crop and other prop
etv, CT 50 much thereof as may be necessa
~ To satisfy SAID Taxes, and the costs and
expenses in making said levy and sale.
Sale 10 commence between the hours
10 ami IL O'clock.
JOHN SHIPPERS
Col. 5th District.
December 18th 1913.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06

Distressing .fcciIcnt.-On Monday last
Mr.. Joseph Elliott of this town was
thrown from 4 sleigh by the frIghting Of
his horse, and had his thigh broken and
his knee spraiacd. The fracture IS a
very bad one, but was skilfully set, and
he is now doing we'll.
We understand his horse was scared
by boys, who were attempting to lie 1t
sled behind the sleigh. We have noticed
with regret the practice Of the boys ir
interfering with passing s'erghs, in the
manner alluded TO and by throwing snow
balls, and there is continual danger Of
striking persons and trighting horses.
Such practices should at once be disc on
tlnucd.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06

APPoTNTNENTs BY TIE GOVERNOR
The following appointments have been
made. recently, by the Governor:
II. D. G. Carroll, Jr., of Baltimore
county. to be AID to the Governor, with
the rank of Colonel.
Lemuel G. Duvall, to be'Notarv Pub
lie for the city Of Baltimore, in the place
OF L G.. NcBiair, resigned.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06

JGnrsALi:M.-The eide of immigration
IS sitting towards the holy city, and the
number Of its Jewish population is rap
idly increasing. The Resident Rabbits
having appoa.ed 70 their brethren in Eu
rope tor aid to enlarge extensively their
Synagogue Beth Ell, while some leading
Jews in Europe seriously contemplate
the rebuilding Of the Temple at Jeru-
salem.