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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24
Correspondence of The Cecil Uhig



Mn EpIToR:--.4 short time since, gave Won
some account of the ''d0ngs" Of the river Sns-
quchanua. and minated might furnish you
wi Ia an account Of lis subsequent ''proGeedines'
provided, they were as ''upr0a,ious,' as the
first.
Since then, there has been no outbreak, and
avery thing is perfectly qnrci-savc the troubled
minds Of those who are inrrbndng future ill
aud make not this remark dsparngi0gIy, for
We certainly have great cause to apprehend f ur-
thcr and probably much greater disaster.
The extreme cold weather OF last week, not
only made vast Cnnniitv Ut ice, but it cement
ed and consolidated The masses that had been
horne down upnn us by The late frcshot, al our
river now presents the Appearance Ola valley,
filled With numhcrlcss terrific cehcrgs. ! lave
sccu in tic public prints, and heard varions es-
ilmates oiine depth Of the ice but Of cou'se it
is all couicrtlre, and venture the COM lecture,
tina the Rough aud Ready" bridge at HAVE
de Grace. will rcmn,n firm until 'Oid Rough
and Ready" is cfciafly the head Of this great ma.
ioH, Stonld the ice from up the river, coIra
down upon u ss4s before. (briore the ice breaks
W herc,) there is 10 telling what may he tie III
iGry Gole. like Tow ever to look at the sunny
sldc and hope Tor the best
Should ,he " Gather hecome mild, the ice may
give way. and pass out without doing rs anv
farther damage .Hdaiam winter must have a
cold heart. If she will moi soon yield TO the warm
love Of old Sol
These is nothing special, goirg On here al this
time Oar ,owu is stcnd,Iy improving, quite n
Number Of houses are now under contract to be
completed Ivy the 25th Of March.
Yours truly, Il. w.
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| RALnoAp AcclDENr AT WMmINGroy.-An
old gentleman, named William Fcenv AIRED 10
years was badly injured at Wilmington D.l. on
Tuesday morning. AS the tram was leaving tn O
depot Mr.. Feeny attempted to get on the cars !,
slipped and fell upon the track, and tho wheel
of one ofthc cars passed ovdr his left le-, nearly
severng the foot from it. His right leg was
broken by the fall. Mr.. F isa native of Ireland
and has been only two weeks in this country.
We lean from Wilmington that tho unC1rtu-
| nate man died on Tuesday night from the cife cts
OF his injuries. He was accompanied by lis son
and they were on their way to Baltimore to Wis
it daughter residing there.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24

The VorE CT TExas.-We have at length
heen able to lay onr hands on partial returns oil
the late Presidential election in this blossom Of
Loroioco State. Over 10000 votes were poll
ed. Of which Gen. Cass has near 1000 majority.
Of,he 81 counties Gen TAYLOR has majorIcs in
bnt three, and in one ofthese (Victoria) the vote
is 81 to s6-in another Corpus ChristD &C to
Sc. and in the other (Camcron) 476 to $50
Such verdict fiom the old asylum OF leg -trea-
snrers, Migrants, and all sorts Of f,gitives from
justice, comes with pretty good grace after the
smoke ofthe great battle has cleared away.
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From The Del. Jorrnn1
WILMINGTON MA RKET

Feb. %, 1S49
v heat Flour, 0from store) S sou 6 90
Wheat. tprime) 10
Oats, from wagons) 25
Corn, from wagons. SO
Corn Meal, per bushel 60
BALTIMORE MARKET. Feb. 22.-Thers
were considerable inquiry for flour to-day,
ard sales We're made Of about 5000 bbIs.
Howard street b. ands at S4S7A. ehich is
about The settled price. City Mills is held
AT So Rye -four So so and corn mra
3,GaAs 2.75.-The receipts Of grain are
ve.y ir0ing. We quo,e red wheat nomi.
rally al S1.O3a 10. White corn Al 46
and yellow 40 81 cents Oars 80 CENTS.
Rye 60 cts. folders OF provisions are some
what frmefy Bait. Sun,
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MARRIAGE OF Two GIANTS A tall
wedding in high lite was 10 have taken
place at the American Museum IN New
York; on Friday evening-being no more
than the marriage of the Giant and Clan
tess who have been exhibiting there for
some time past. The former is 81 years
ofage, stands 8 feet in his stockings and
weighs over 800 lbs The latter is 81
years of age, is nearly 8 feet high and
weighs 397 pounds.
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! 1 ARM,s containing about
1870 ACRES of Land,

all lined Beautifully located on the banks
of Sassafrass River, is in good order I'M
der good fencing, a Brick and Frame
dwelling and the necessary out build
ings. all in good order. One OF the most
eli gible residences now, or likely 10 be
IN the market-Title indisputable.
Terms. One third payable in 12
months, one third in 2 wears. and the
balance IN years from day of sale, the
purchaser to give bond with approved
security, bearing interest from date, and
on the payment of the whole purchase
money and the interest Thereof the I'M
derSigned is authorised TO make a deed
fol the same.
A. G. NOWLAND, Executor of
RICHARD FOARD, Decd.
Feb "a 1919.
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THE METHODIST REvrvAL.-One hun
dred and fifteen persons have joined the
Methodist Church IN this place, since
the commencement Of the present. pro-
tracted meeting, and quite MURDER of
others have professed to experience re-
ligion who have not yet attached them
selves to the church
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Ohio u. S. Scnator.-The OHIO Legisla
ture on Thursday, elected Salmon p. G
Chase TO the Y. s. Senate for years. lie
is a fee soil ocoloco, and was elected o.
yer Mr. Allen the present Senator, by a
majority Of four votes.
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The Tariff of'46-Tt has already been
mentioned that the extensive works Of
Messr. Cooper & Co., OF Trenton n. j.,
are about to be stopped, so Tar as the
manufacture OF railroad iron is concern
ed We now learn that This necessity
compelled determination on the part Of
The proprictors will throw out OF en-
p!ovment, on the LIST of "arch next,
some sir h"na,ed hard working men, who
have families to provide for.-Some Of
them are already DISCHARGED. and 1t is
said their suferings are painful in the ex
IRENE.
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Louis PUlLlp9E WISHING TO RETURl

LOUIS PHILIPPE WISHING TO RETURN TO
FnANcG. Louis Philippe has addressed a
letter. both to the President OF he Repub
lie and to O,lilon Banot, 'fe President OF the
Council. in which he protests The putty OF
his intentions and his determination to keep
aloof from public affairs. in rase he shonId
be allowed to return 10 France lie and
his sous, should they return to France pro
pose tic bind themselves by formal oath,
10 abandon all preieulions 10 the Govern
Ment
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ExTRAoRnlNARy.-The Lewsburg Va
Chronicle Says
nFour brothers and two sisters al dcscen
dents of the same parents. have been mar
ried 10 four sisters and two brothers. all the
descendants of one father and mother all
of kanawha county, Va.
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Sto'en-A horse belonging to Mr. Tohi,
as Rtdulph was stolen from the Methodist
~, w .fgTr
Church on Wednesday night. A small
Day 12 years old. sprung slightly in the
knees, and had saddle on with Quilted
buckskin seat Mr. Rudolph offers $50 re-
ward for his recovery.
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This is TO Give Notice, That thu

This is TO Give Notice, That thu
subscriber of Cecil county has obained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
,ers of administration OIL the personal estate
OF Ruth Brown lale Of said county deceased.
All persons having CLAIMS against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the
same with the vouchers thereof duly AL
thenlicaletl. on or beforelhe 18th day OF
January, 1885, ihev may Otherwise by law,
be excluded from all benefit Of sad estate.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
qnesled to make immediate payment TO
the subscriber, Given urder my hand this
oath day Of February, lS49.
MONTHlON BROWN; Admit.
February Oath '49.
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NOTICE.

The Commissioners Of Cecil county
will meet at their Office in the Court
House on Tuesday the 18th day OF Narch
next, at which time persoas having UNI
settled accounts will please attend. BY
order p. {. RICKETTS,, CPk.
Feb. "a, '4s.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24

A SILVER VINE IN MARyLANp.-The
Boonsboro' Odd Fellow of yesterday,
says GA friend of ours has just informed
us that he has discovered a silver mine
on red hill, three miles south ofthis place
A specimen of the ore has been left at
this office. 1t is very heavy, and resem
bles silver very much, but whether it is
or not, we are moi able to decide.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24

9g-Gen. Taylor arrived at Cumberland
on Thursday evening. ami was expected 10
reach Washington Yesterday evening. His
health is good, but he has suffered some ia
1ioue from travelling.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24

" The weather has been cold here
durln- the week until Thursday. That
night light snow fell; yesterday was
beautiful and warm day, and the general
exclamation was that the winter is bro
ken"
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0cFIIon. John M Clayton has resigned
his seat IN the U. S Senate. and the Legis-
a,ure of Delaware were yesterday to select
his successor.
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OFWonder what has become of all
the Common School conventions COM
mites on systems? &c. &c. Hope the
spring will revive the subject.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24

GT.We are Indebted TO Hon ]. A. Pearce
U. s. Senator and Hon. Alex Evans House
Of Representatives,; for number OF valuable
public documents, for which they will
plaase accent our thanks.
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THE. CECIL WIG,
ED NTOr, MI.
SltHr!ly February 81 1919

y-0a our first page will be found
some original communications, anu in.
tcres'ing correspondence on the subject
of the State debt, &c..
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Public Sale.

The real and personal estate of the
late Richard Foard decd, near Fred.r.
lc Town, Cecil county. will be sold, bv
virtue of an order of the Orphans Court,
and in pursuance Of his last will and tes-
lament, on the 10Th day Of March.
THE PERSONAL ESTATE,
consists of household and kitchen furni-
ture. head of work Horses, several good
mich Cows, breeding sow s head Of
fine Shoats, l new. and l second hand
Wheat Fan, l good horse cart, and a va
riety of farming implements-Corn
blades, and Hay. lot Of prime Bacon,
lot of Boards, Shingles, Brick. An'hra-
cite Coal, and about 100 bus slack Lime,
Wheat in the ground. Sale to comence
at 10 O'Clock. Terms, for sums $40 and
over credit off months will lie given,
under that sum, Cash.
THE FA NJ lropt,;,;po ola,@
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EARLY MARRIAGE.--A flady" orlv ten
years old was married al Panama Jan. 12-
Females mature in that meridian faster than
in any other region. AT 8 or 9 young Ia
dies are of sufficient growth TO carry on
quite serions ninations.
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(L5-The New York Tribune says i, is ru
mored that Mr.. Polk and his lady will visit
Europe soon after leaving the White House
at Washington.
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For OnEG"T.-By an order ofGen.
Twlgss, Col. L"rng IS making preparations
II, Jefferson Barracks, 10 start with The rine
regimen for Oregon at the earlies, prac,i-
ca ble time.
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This is to Give Notice; That the

subscribers of Cecil county have obtained
from the Orphans Court OF id county, lie,
tiers of Administration on the personal es-
tate of Nicholas House, late of said county
deed A Il persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhib-
il the same with the vouchers thereof. duly
authenticated, on or before the 18Th day OF
January 1880. they may otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted 10 said e-tae are rr-
auesied 10 make immediate payment 10 Tho
snhscrihers Given under our hands this
9th day of February 1919
DEBORAH P\SSMORE J
ELLIS PASSMORE. (
Adnn'rs D. B. G. T.
February. 9th '49.-6w.
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EMrGEANTs TO CALIFORNIA The New
York Journal of Commerce SAYS, there
has left the q. S aies for California, with
in the last ten weeks, about 5000 per
sons, viz: from New York about ) 900,
from BostoG bout 1900, from philadr'-
phla 1866, Iror Baltimore 3G1, from New
Orleans. about 500, from ether ports
about 1900. A large proportion ofthem
are men of good character and firm
health stout, robust men, capable OF
doing any Thing that men can achieve.
If those thai We have seen are a sppci-
men; better set Of emi@rants never SET
tied q new country, unless We except
the Pilgrims OF New England.
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MarriPd.-At New Orlnans, nm the IA n,
inst by Rev Father Twiney, r. M RvsLELL, OF
Savannah, to Miss LAURA o, SMITH, daughter
ofCo Smith. ofthe former place
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Gg-The Steamer Europa has arrived, four
Teen days later from Europe, but We are
without any intel leence brought by her.
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AGEs OF Public MEN. Mr. Clay is
now seventy one Messrs Calhoun, Van
Buren and Webster were born in the same
year, 1882, and are now 81. Gen. Cass
is slxty-six. Gen. Taylor is sixty-four.
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A>~S\-C\

The Riuex.-The ice is out of Elk riv>
|er, and for the last lew days it has been
|swarming with wild ducks
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Fer seen,f

L. The Dwelling on Main
6a:;ss s Street lately occupied by
ESSSa / % Sheriff Haines.
S'4=ss-sssN'The Dwelling at the West
end of Ekt.n row occupied by Mr. Cam
nan, and the Brick Office adjoining where
l reside. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
Feb Ia, 40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-24

Tie President Of the Senate then amour
ced The resuttto he iAnt meeting, and, in
compliance with he law OF March !, 1872;
on the sp'ject made the following Jeo'aa.
,or:
Il, ilc,efore. declare that Z sCHARY
TAYLOR, of the Stale Of Louisia"G, having
tie greatest nnmter Of votes Tor President.
and that number being maiorlv OF the
whole number of Electors, is d,t'y Elected
President Of the Uni'"5 Stats for t6ur ye IrS
commanding mN The An Of March. 1919
'.And also declare that WILLARD
FILLMORE. ofthe Safe ofNew York. hav
iro the greatest unn1her Of votes for Vice
President, ard tl,a number beiog IA MAORI
II Of The whole number OF Electors. is d"'y
elected Vice Pres;dc0t # Tie Eaifed States
16y foHr Vcnrs uommenci@g aciM tie 4hday ot
.Norcb. 1910.
"The business of This meeting OF me two
Houses Of Congress bcjng now fin,shed, il
is dissolved; aud the Senate will proceed TO
THEN Chamber
This simple though august ceremony oc
cunind about an lour and Il half, bemg cor
durtrG thlonahout with perfect propriev,
in the midst Of host Of spectators Of both
sex. wr.o testified their respect for the occa
s,on by the most respectful department.
Alter il was ended both Honsrs forth
with adjourned. without attending 10 airy
fnuher business.
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Lotteries for March.

To be drawn at O'Clock P. Nj.
March CID con. IA 100000 90. 900 &c, 900 Slo
g Md, con. 40 900 8 of 6 900
S's canal n 10000 Is 900 10
-" Md. con- AZ 10000 1000
10 GA con. Is $1,000 20 of3,5Oo 10
l2 Md. con. 43 $4,000 q
IA Sus canal is 10000 II, 500 10
10 Md con "A 22,OO0 1900 S
II CD con l6 1871 5000 10
6: 90 Bel .7ir l6 10000 10000
6 81 Sns canal l6 10000 20 of 5000 IL
" 20 Md con. Al $4,000 5
2i CD con. II $4,000 $4,000 II 900 10
:" as s'ns canal II 900 10. 600 10
81 CD con. IS $4,000 IS 900 l3 500 Is
Comb. 80, Sc, 10 $1,000 Delaware class % sold
:" 8, SO, 81 $3.50 Snsqud canal 10 "
" 90, 40, Ga $3.50 Nd con 81 d"
10, "a, Al 5000 Susgue canal II
A Il orders addressed to d. PAlNF&CO
Wilmington, Del.
will he promptly attended to .ye have the pri-
zcs and, we will sell them, mark prediction"
This is to Give Notice. That the
subscriber of Cecil county hath obtained
flom the Orphans Court Of said county, LET
tPrs ,es'amen'ary on the personal estate of
Richard Foard. late of said county, deed,
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof daily autl,en
lica'ed, on or hfore the 22nd day uf Feb.
rnarv 1850: 'hev may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit ofsaid estate. All
persons indebted 10 said eSra lie are request
ed 10 make immediate payment 10 the sub
scrher Given under my hand This 22nd
day OF Fehtna,v. 1919
ALFRED c ROWLAND, Ex'lor.
February 24h '49.
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nRY GOODS.-Just received, lot of Dry
DGoods, fresh from Tho city. Which | an Of
ioring at the smallest advance. VIM. PELL.
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Rabbit Skins-Wanied, 1000 rabbi, skins
for which the highest market price will be
given. Enquire a Crouch'~ Shoe store.
JOHN A COSDEN.
Elk,on Feb Oath 10
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From tie Nat, 4a'eNsenes Of Pt5. r..
FINALE or THE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION

FINALE or. THE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION
Yesterday was he LAY appointed by tho
,Llw Of The Unlci Safes, passed March l.
l792 for opening and counting the votes o {
of lie Electors Of P,eSilen, and Vice Presi.
dcnl Of The Unfet States.
BY ,he first s.cl'on Of tlis sesostt ar icle
Of The Consultation of HE Caiied SAFES il s
prescribed that the Presiden, of The Serate
shall, in tn. presence'ol be Senate and
House Of Representatives., open ell the Ger
tiftaipe, and The votes Of tie Electors of
Pes t,'t and Vice President shall lhen be
cQua.st
BY the act Of March I, 1892, it !. enact
ell Mat Congress shall be in session on the
second Wpdae ,day III February, 1893, and
on tue secoad Weduesday,n FebrnaIy sue
ceed.ne eve,y meeting o. the Electors, and
lie certificates Of HE Electors, or SO many
Of hem as shall have been received shalt
then be opened, he votes counted, and the
persons who shall GIL the Offices of Presi-
dent and Vice President asrertained and
declared, aoreeahly 10 Inc Constitution.
C'htler these provisions Of the Constitu-
ion and tie Law, preliminary arrange
mems for this ceremony having been made
by votes o(buth Housrs, the Senate, hav-
ing been previously invited, entered he
Hall OF Representatives,, and look the seats
prepared for hem in The circular area in
font Of the Clerks table.
The joint meeting being organized, the
Presiding Officer Che Vice prcSden OF The
United States, President of the Senate)
rose and said:
IA obedience TO law, the Senate and
House of Repre- senratives have assembled
on the present occasion, so that I may full
fl the duty cowoiaet upon me by The Con
slituion, by opening, in their presence The
Gealnd certificates Of tie Isis of persons vo
led Tor, hv The Electors in The respective
Sta'cS, as President aGd Vice President.
cause the votes 10 be counted, and have the
persons to I'LL those Offices a$ccrlained and
declared agserably 10 The CONSTITUTIONS
The Vice President then proceeded to
l'reak the seals of the envelopes in which
the votes Of The Electors we've enclosed,
commencing with The Safe of Maine; and.
having merely broken the seal, he rose and
fandra the paper to the TeIers, (Mr. Da-
Wis, of Mississippi. on The part of The Senate
and Messs. Barrow and McClelland on The
part Of the House Of Representatives, say
ing:
81 now open and prcsen! 10 the Teers
chosen by the Two nouses, the certificate
transmitted by he Electors of The State OF
Name, that HE votes therein recorded may
be counted"
The same ceremony was observed by
HE President Of ihe Senate in openinn and
delivering 10 lie Teiers the Of the Flee
Iors Of all tie Salee; and the Teels having
read counted, and made duplicate Isis oil
the votes, they were delivered to The Presi
dealt Of he Senate. BY whom they were lead
10 The joint meeting. The result was as
follows:
Vote for President.
For Zachary Taylor, Of Louisiana, 163
For Lewis Cass, OF Michigan, 1877
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Vote for Vice President.

For Mi'laIl Fillmore; OF New York,
For William @. Butler, Of Kentucky,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20

and think how mlny have gazed with reverencs upon that stone, and our eyes become fixed upon it as though t p 1ss. essed an endosring charm. We look back on his life and deeds, and when we remember that nation wept when Franklin died, we cannot refrain from dropping tear over his last abode.
 No towering m oaumsa. rears it's head above the clouds where the first beams of the rising sun will gild his name; but that name is inscribed in characters not easily t0 be erased, on every E5e:ty-lov- ing heart, and so long as philosophy con tinues to be & science, bsnevolence vir- tue, and liberty the watehword of the American people, will his memory be cherished, and his name be honored. Baptist Recorder.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
DR. PARKMAN.

The following anecdote of this man at the present time will be read with in- terest. It is from the Boston Trans cript:
 A politician stopped the Doctor in the street, and asked him to subscribe for the expense of,a salute in honor of some political victory. The Doctor put his arm in his, and invited him to Ike a little walk. He led him round the cor ner into dismal alley, and then up thr, e flights of rickety stairs into room where q poor woman was sitting propped by pillows, fcebIy attempting to sew. Some pale, hungry looking children were near. The Doctor took S6 out of his pocket book. and handed it to the politician and simply remarking, do with it as you please he darted out of the room in his NAually impnlsive way. Tradition adds, that the salute was not fired and that the politician gave the poor woman not only the SC which Dr. Pa'kman had left, but all the money that had been collect cd to be wasted for powder.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
llTtRFIElP, DeCtnEer 20, VS4s.

~The Hon. Jeffrey Chipman died at Kalamazoo, Michigan. on the 18th ult, aged 60 years. He was native of Rut- land, Vermont. and son of the late Hon. Nathaniel Chipman. For many years he was a resident of Canandaigua, N. r.. md was very conspicuous character in the great anti'masonic excitement in that 'egion some 25 years ago. He was the
 magistrate before whom Morgan was ar raigaed On a charge of larceny, and com, nitSeo to Ontario jail. from which he was abducted. h all the Morgan trials'' Jeffrey Chipman was the first witness called. ......
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20

Ws Boundary Zine --The initial point of boundary between the United States and the Mexican Republic was fixed and acknowledged on the 18th of October. There were present some forty persons, including two American officers. with their ladies, from the g.rrison at San Diego. It falls about l7 miles to the southward of the town of San Diego. The int commission, composed of the two commissioners and two surveyors. had signed an inscription which was written, and dramatically sealed in a glass bottle. This was buried below a post placed in the center of circle thir- ty feet in diameter, marked out for a m onument to be erected hereafter.
 National Zacelligeucer.