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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

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JOHN hRIDER,

PHILADELPHIA.
e ""?.i constantly nn h.at Of his own man
n - ''i,ot&TY, AM .~!pSrt :, complete as5o,t
mont ut
RIFLES, S!lO? GUMS, PISTOLS, &c
"tl@h he war."is ii the bust quality ~ repre-
S'n,"d, to aIil,b he respectfully invites the at
tsntlon o. purchasers.
lie IA also prepared to suppl ? ~drT Flasfs,
SHot Bags. G"g.r . -. Superior 70 ac,r, Qua
elton, .yTcUss,ya E.,,. shot, hofirJ NOuids
J.!i am" @ank Cartridges. AID I'll mou'ija'a
Tor I"a I.aaers, SYottsu"n, e.. on tgr,us -
To-" - aDg OthJr establishment ia lie United
:si.;.-
- tvsinoov Of his shil' rs a manufacturer
''e f1.""irt nsi..atc ~, pT4o 10 n.A i've cor
Iii"a: ; Ia ;''@ gear' '34', I'd ',:4-. ,nI FoaF
1!'"7 lei Is 10 t,s gsoss 's4s-- !8tG--iG4l
s'd 84s-n.I Of VIII !. raHy be SEGA -t!s!, piac,
a b-siucn
- Choice suppl" Of REVOLVING, yI1-
fri@ Constantly on hand
e. : H9e% :" rs just recei !sd, also Al
assortment Of js,irg iacklJ
tn..4Ielp.ia, jug, 20 's9-Sm.
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Notice.

Notice L hereb, given to the creditors %
saph NJ Ash that Il per. onn! jisrhlEgs eth
hce! granted to said debtor and that die ff:
teenth day OF October beng the lirst day u. oar
County Court next succeeding this dale. hats
1een st part for the fms !-ar,ng in his case
"hGTs n creditors NAV attend. and shew r,u se
my they havo, why Gnul discharge shall nc.
be granted 81 debtor
lest Richard c. Hollyday Clk.
Of Cecil county Cou 1T.
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NotiCe.

Notice is hereby given TO the cre9 tors Of
Samuel Il. Weaver that person. a,arharce
b.it' ho'n granted 10 sand debtor, and tat Ia
S'ieen'a day OF DCtoh,r Icing tho htei Ia1 o.
sHt ""nly Court next succeeding this date,
hath been rrl sp"rt Tor the inul heurin@ IA lae
cGar *"er" liz creditors m,y attend and sh -
caHsa, say .h'y have, Why a final d,scA age
u! i net he grant,j said debtor.
TEST Hlrhlrd c. sioiIy,yy OK.
Q! Cecil county Court.
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'rb;s IS to Give Notice; That the

.,,,,,rriber e eel county hath oht,tei
m, the I ,,hans' Court of eald couu,y, let
eys O; Admin. ,tation on the pecaonal ''s'ats
-, jD,eph T.theru =ton, late Of said county,
deed, All persons having claims agalasttn;s
s,l1 decei,ed. arc hereby warned 10 eAhib~
i, me same with the Vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, OIL or before the 18Th dag 1t
Anp,is, 1850. they may Otherwise ty law
he excluded from all ceneiit of said estate
An on,sons indebted to ssid c5tate are rs'
guessed 10 make imlnea'a'9 paynieH. 70 ne NJ,
ahsorthsr Given uuder my liland Tia f3.h
.y OF Au-nsr ls4o
CHARLES II MORGAN, Ai,u,,
A,ers, IS 'fo-~e
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Sa S. NIafIit,

"a muei 3. Maiilt, George ii. Joyce,
vs. f'sq., Cctober 80,
Ihos Logan OF VIM. 1898, in favor OF
and Mary Logan, Plaintiff for $40
his wife. teDt with interest
from 2sth Oct,
1913 til! paid.
costs 81 Cts.
The subscriber having purchased certain
Real Estate OF the above named dclrn-
dants at a sale thereof made on the 9Th Of
August 1919 by Thomas ThGckery Con-
stable, in virtue Of a VendIioni Exponas
issued on the above named judgment, here
by gives notice that he intends to apply to
the Judges Of Cecil county Court, ut the
next session OF said Court, to be held in
Ei>ton on the 18th day Of October next,
fora confirmation Of SAID sale when and
where the said defendants Or their credi
to.s, or any other person or persons claim
lA5 d. interest IN the matter, VIII have an
opportunity Of stating OBJECTION, ii any
they .I4ve, why the sale Should not It
Confirmed, a"d ioc that purpose are teleoy
warned to appear.
fhc property purchased by the su, scriJ-
cr CONSISTS OF al! tie riatt title, and inter-
c.t OF Thomas Logan OF VIM, ami Mary
Logan his wife, III and to all that tract, part
OF tract Or parcel OF land, lying and uc-
ing il tIe 9th Election District of , cell
coonty, called '"!dyl4il," wAefr9u tin
sad defendants n"w = sic, and icing tat
part Of tnr &eat Estate thereof jvlelmaa
Baker 81, died s4z"d, Wliud WIS drsig-
mated by Commissioners aIo4@,cj y c.
Gil county Court to n.-!.e .,.,.al.a q the
Real Est4ta d TIE san sgrc,j,,. B4. or ST.
am0M-s, ms heirs at Lot o. =, and was
IaaeD 7 J~rri"iai! Boxer Jr. he vcing tae
o.dn5.. ..tlr, at the. valuation placed unon
it BY the said commissioners, tie .ntt%s and
bounds Of watch lot are given al large in
the g09sta les return 10 the execution on
the above judgment. II in land My
Baker widow OF jeremiah Baker jr., now
Mary Logan, one OF the defendants, has .
dover interest.
II also consists o. all the right, title and
interest Of 'l'.los. Logan Of VIM. and Mary
Logan his vile, in and to all that tract part
OF a tract or parcel OF land, containing 6
Acres , roods, and 80 perchcs, more or
less, lying and being in tie Seventh Elec-
ton District Of ceci! county, called ':DicAs
Grove on watch William Logan now
resides and which was patented on the 9th
OF October 1903 70 Richard Hall, and an
undivided interest ofthree-!ourhs of which
was conveyed Nv Samuel Hall, Richard
Hall and John White three Of the heirs OF
the said Richard Hall 10 Thomas Logan Of
YIN. by deed recorded in Liter j. S. No.
25, 70. $50 one OF the Land Record Eooks
OF Cecil county--alI OF which was struck
off to the subscriber for the sum OF $1,000
SAMJf S. MAEEIT.
Sept. %, '49--ts.
MIR. Error: Insert the above in the
Cecil Wing" tpur times and charge the
same TO GEO. Ely RLE.
Att y for 5 S. Alatit.
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FISHING Sl9re u Rnlt.

I0EIi- , III q 7" AIVEI,
The subscriber will rent for one or
NOR years his Shore kn WIN as Maui
den Mountain i'lshing Sh ri Tor Ioanv
years tishr by Messrs John Ylrnal
aud samuel a West, to good tenant
The rent will be- made low Tor + rihpr i
for mali'n enquire OF tn, su scribeatn
North East
...4. JOHN MAULDIN
July 18th lslo-sw.
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EIAI0N ACAhEMY

Inc trustees OIL The Eiktol Academy
respectfully arnounce 10 The public that
the duties OF his Institution will b, lrsu
med on Mo day next the 8 d O., Septeln
Der.
The curse # instruction undrr the
Principal Mr.. JOHN A. GET 7, will
be OF an extensive cha acter; embracing
the elementary branches, as we'll as those
which are co'nprissl il regular collie
Late edu alton
From the numerous ties imonials sub
mitted by MIR. Getty, all OF whlch Coz, cur
n rep esenting hin as an Instructor of a
superior order, the . rustees' will select
for reference in this notice, those only
OF Joseph Henry. Esq. LII. D., Sc. rotary
OF the Smithsonian Institute, w Washington
City; Rev, D.. WyIic, .ire-rroyos' OF
the University Of Pennsylvania. phi!a-
delphia; R'v. DR.. Humphreys, and Rev.
Or. Ca nahan, President OF Princeton Col
lege, n. j. Professor Mclean of this
College, in enc Of his communications
says: Some OF the best prepared stu
oens who entered TIL JUNO class at
Princeton, wee educated b, Mr.. Getty ,
Tie Principal is also authorized refer
TO several dist ngushed mem ers OF he
L. :. Senate MIR Getty, testimonials
are open to all WAC desie TO inspect
them
TIE Female DEPARTMENT, under The su-
per ision ci the PrIncrpaI, wall be con-
Quoted by Miss. CYNTHIA SII I'll who
has been recent, an assistant teacher IN
the Troy Female >eminary,n under that
distinguished and accomplished scholar,
Mrs. EN- VA Willard and VIII brings
from that !"dy Letters Of the very highest
character.
La addition to tlle usua branches Of an
Aca., mical educa ion, including ow,
edge of the French and Gelman IL
guages. Mis- ~mlth will give instruction
in 'he ronst uct on OF aps, n Drawing
and Palating an also in foca! and In
strumentaI Nusc.
The Trustees, 'herciorp. take c,et
pI'asN e i recon orndinG. tbs Ia II t.
ton tothr p'.aIc, wilh assurance that
un!,r is prtsrul og@aniH.IIon, aiita
Lraacats Oh a suh,'a jia as we! as lib
eral and o'oPISh7d 81 cation nay ur
acquired h"Fei
81 Order Of DE Board,
F. \. ELLIS, ,pc';y
E'k'on, Sep / 49-t.
L. "ICNS JONES
wHoAE*AAG DEALER { SiA%ugA"~vRrE OF
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]. III. nREM. WIN 5 HoPKIy.
John II. s.rcz,. & Dc.

IL eZCha1t Ta!Iofs
AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, C.2S >EHERES AND VESTIA CS
$50 Market St. n. w Cor. OF Charles,
d = / r NO RE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING. Of SUPERIOR
Quality. OLE PRICE ONLY
A I etA ~
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

FALL AND W III iEh 'GUUDH
William T0rbert vvouldrespectfIily inform tho
public that lie han received large and Welt e-
ect sturk Of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now offers at eery ow prices. They CONSIST in
part Of English, Frenc., and Beaver Cloths 0
various colours Il prices, CRssinlers, Setinetts,
kerseys, Vsst,ngs, &c.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Silks (Blk. and Fancv,) French Meri,oes Par
ame,tas Suiie D'AlmJni husies Alpacaa, Casl,
mercs, NJ DrLaHes, Sc. together with large
and handsome OF of Prints from to , 10 eta
per yds.
Shavls Embroidered 1'hibet, Terkeri, Cha
melton Cloth, Obfong l. Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, Flanncls from 10 . els to higher
prices Brown and White muslin from 4 10 IA cts
pc, yd 5 and 10 quarter Sheetine bro. white and
co.'d. Canton. Striped Shir,ng, feelings, Hos
cry. Gloves, Lacrs Edgings. a variety Of Trlm-
ing G"ins, Sc together with a variety of othe,
articles all Of which will he sold on uccommodat
iuG rms
. ihanhiu, for past patronage he respectfully
invites the attention OF "a Il believing from his en-
pericnce IN The Dry Good Business that. he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most per
SONS and equal y cheap as they can be obtain
I'd anywhere Please call and examine before
purchasing.
n. b. country produce taken in exchange for
Goods
One Doc, ulovethc Court House, w. Il.
Eik,oi., OF -3, IS.
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p.=s1W.st E&.

IN. adj, ,.u.o and delaware Agricultural Society
ti,s, Premium 1871
+, George and .4proqni"tminN; lS!l
American lnsit,u.r SILVER ,i.dai, lS4l
t,a,.hhn Institute, Dlplnuna, iuuorarv, 1872
rev Castle count, (Del) agricultural Society
FIRST Pre!nIu!n 1915
New York state.
diploma, (Honorary) 1886
FIRST Premium, 1877
REFDsyILLu, Miifn county, Pa, July 2ls, 1913
ncssrs, s. y NJ fENHocK -Csni!amen-i
have THIS day lhreshcd and Measured TIE Wheat
grown on AN acre of land oGe hail OF which
Was drilied in with one of your machines the
o,hrp half was sown broad cast and l:arror. ed
III iii the usua manner The result is Is tl.-
low s--The half acre drilled quarter bushels Oh
seed per acre broadcast ga bushels seed pei
acre. shocks, measured bushels lsGts. Tie
quality Of the ground was exactly TIE same, and
treated iikc in crcry particular previous to seed
| ing Difference on the ho f acre IN iavur o. the
drill L.: bushels, adding hal busiIel saved il
seed makes anshr Is on tbs half aero GT !.let
more shan ." the broadcast.
/ Yours '..p, clIuiiy, EHhEE iiiONf SON
/ ", The md ''signed were present sndsaw Ii
| and mcas nred, cut the graia ana assisted
hrcs hing the same, and do hereby teslhy
correctness of MIR. Thompsou's statement. Ia
James Reed, Alexander Reed,
IT, G. Morris, d. c. Miller,
Geo. h*hhy, Wan. s!caiey;
! This Is pronounced by all who have tried it t'
he the best machine Of the kind ever invented
Pcrsons DESTROYS Of ohlaining a drill. axe lcerrc'
to any OF the following gentlemen
| Major john JOINS, Hon john NJ. CLAYTON
Charles Clayton, MAJ. Philip Hcyh NV O.
Tie Co. Del. C"lcb Griffith john Gale, Hci.
CO., J. b. 6 ]. II. Phillips, B,hcFa,a Manor
Rov. James hicntire, SanuI Il. .Fuard, nea
lk.on, Alfred &. Nu~lano, Cccillom; Benjamin
5ergca!t, near Rising san.
The subscriber respectfully informs the hr,n.
ers OF Cecil and all Others =" o may me- IT,.
notice, that he is prepared to fit ali ordrrs 70
/ the above machine. Address London GruV
| Post Office. Ehes,s" county Pa.
JOSHUA p. SsThyNE.
| Aurust ltu lS4S,
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Judgement before
George Ii. Joyce,
Esq, October 80,
1898, in favor OF
, Plaintiff for $40
tteDt with interest
from 2Sth Oct,
1913 till paid.
costs 81 Cts.
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The Fires O. California Cutdone
FAME WATCHES AND tEwELRT.
The diamond City of Philadelphia Still
a Ahead
ia ~ 70 No
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Prior TO the first of July last the expenses oil coll
iecting the revenue from customs we're pa1d out Oh
the accruing at the several ports, and only
the balance came into the Treasury; OF course inc
reoeipts at the Treasury, actual and estimated,
of the nett revenue after deductng ali ex-
penses
By the act of Sd March last, the system was
changed from and after LIST July, lS49, and, ac-
cordingly the receipts actual and estimated, from
that date, are Of the gross revenue, and estimates
are submitted of the expenses OF collection
The alteration thus made in the law must prove TO
be sauary the attention Of Congress Will be an
nually drawn TO the expenditures under this head,
and they will be enabled to limit them in spirit
of economy severe as the exgencies OF the pubic
service will admit
Notwithstanding the great increase of the bust
ness of the country the act of nth June, 1874 has
prevented any addition to the number of inspectors
pauqers weighers, measurers, or markers, I'm any
district then established since its passage except
ten inspectors at New Orleans per act Sd March,
1916 and the consequence is, that mt all the large
ports the number Of inspectors is insufficient Tor the
discharge of the duties of those offices, and the pre-
yention of breaches evasons of the revenue laws
These duties have been greatly increased by the
establishment of the warehousing system, and the
difficulties thereby enhanced without any provi
sion for increasing the number OF officers to meet
the emergencies Of the new service. In additon
TO the temporary ''aids to the revenue" appointed
by some Of the collectors under authority oil inc
act of 1899, have been compelled to meet IN part
the emergency thus occasioncd by authorizing, AT
the ports oil new York. Boston, NeN O'oe'o, ~
adelphia, Baltimore and Bristol, X. l., the employ
ment of thrtytwo additional clerks TO act as store
keepers and relieve from attendance upon the
warehouses that number of inspectors in order that
they might attend to their appropriate duties; and
have declined asserting to requests for similar au-
tborty from other ports, only because the necessity
did not appear TO be of urgent character as to
make Il impossible to await the action of Congress
on this subject.
The establishment of new collection districts in
Texas and California and the probable necessity OF
\creating more, will Of course make an addition to
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The very small increase on the staples of wool
lens iron, and manufactured hemp, compared
with the vast injury occasioned TO our production
and the diminution thereby OF our power of con
sumption, cannot fail TO attract attention while on
the other articles named, the revenue and produc-
ton have both suffered materially. II is believed
that the revenue could be greatly increased by in.
creasing the duties on these and other articles.
2. propose return TO the system Of specific
duties on articles on which they can be conve-
nenuy laid The effects Of the present ad valorem
system two fold viz on the revenue, and on our
own productions. Experience has thihk demon.
strated, that looking exclusively to tho revenue
specific duty Is easily assessed, more favora.
bic 10 commerce, more equal and less exposed to
frauds, than any other system. OF course such
duty is not laid without reference TO the average
cost of the commodity This system obviates the
difficulties and controversies which attend an APP
praisement Of the foreign market value of each in
voice and It imposes an equal duty equal guam.
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s6,2sl,75o 90
5,o25,4oo

Sec statement marked Cd
The receipts at the treasury from sales of public
lands during the last fiscal year were Z ,6SS,-
959 SIS.
II is not probable that additional sales would
have been made to the full extent of the number of
acres located under the military bounty land war
rants, but think it may be safely considered that
this source of revenue may be taken at nearly
warrants; part, say s. ,657 $50, Chat being the
amount paid and payable during the present fiscal
year,) is applied to The paymentof interest the
oan and treasury notes, under the act of January
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The difference between these sums,
viz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... Sl4,oOo,o2l 81
was of course paid out Of the revenue (including
balance on LIST April 1876, and 563, 06l .39 pre-
miums on loans) towards the extraordinary mill
tary and naval expenses of the war.
In addition To these expenses without taking into
the calculation sundry snaeritems,) the number of
military land warrants issuablc under the act OF
18th February, S47 and the act of August TO- lS4S,
is TO be taken into consideration Under those acts,
65,l7I warrants for 100 acres each, and 5,2l9 for
40 acres each, have already been issued. Claims
10 the amount of 1900 have been suspended or re.
vet to be presented will amount to 1900 (See
statement marked ~, hereto annexed.)
The whole amount of warrants issuable under
the act above mentioned, may, therefore, be esti-
mated as equal 10 90,000, of 90 each, which,
at 5000 EACH will amount to $lS,00O,0O0. OF
course, until these warrants shall be exhausted,
large proportion of the revenne from sales OF public
lands must be thereby divefNd.
MY predecessor estimated the revenue from public
lands, for the last fiscal year, to be received at the
treasury, at S3,000,000.
The actual receipts at the treasury from that
source in the year ending 30th June, lS4s, were
S3,32S ,642 So.
During the calendar years lS41 and lS4S, and
three quarters Of 1s49 there located for patents
on military bounty land warrants 5,O25, 400 acres,
amounting, at 81 % per acre, TO the sum OF
$6,2Sl $50, viz: 90
In 1877, 239, $50 acres. .,....,.... S2y9,So0 w
In 1913, 2SS q60 acres. .......... 2,Sbl ,2OO w
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WAYS AND MEANS.

II will be observed that there is estimated def
cit on the LIST July next of 5,s2S, l2l Go, and on
the LIST July, 1851 of 547 1922 49, making, in the
whole, an estimated deficit of Sl6,375,2l4 80, TO
be provided for, arising from the expenses OF the
war and treaty with Mexico.
In order to aid in forming estimate of the ex-
penses occasioned by the war with Mexico, have
directed statement to be prepared, which is here
10 annexed marked (H) showing the excess of the
expenses of the army proper for three years from
LIST April 1896 to LIST April ls49, those for the
three years Immediately preceding; and the excess
of the expenses of the Navy proper for two and a
half years from LIST April, 1916, 70 LIST October,
diately preceding.
The excess of army expenditures thus ascertained
was. > 81, S5S, 995 Al
And the excess Of navy cxpendi
turcs. S4,75l ,627 90
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lures for the first
quarter, end'g 30th
September, lS49,
were !. -. $500 ,s2s 90
as appears in detail
by accompanying
statement b.
The estimated ex-
penditures during
the other three
quarters, from LIST
October, lS49, to
30th June, 1850,
are:
Civil list, foreign in
tercourse and mis-
cellaneOus. ..... l0,33O,l 10 b2
Expenses of collect
ing revenue from
customs 49,. 1925, 900 90
Expenses Of collect
ing revenue from
lands ........... ll3,s5O 90
Army proper, &C.. SPAR, 039 80
Notifications. ord
nance, arming mi
litia, &C. 1897 400 SO
Internal improve
ments, &C.. 49,. 77,072 80
Indian department. S59,963 70
Pensions 6S2, $50 II
Naval establishment 6,sl4,7S3 %
Interest on public
debt and Treasury
notes. ............ 3,7O0,s7s 40
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Making together the sum off,. -...
The increase Of debt by the loans
and treasury notes authorized by
the acts of July %, 1876, 25th Jan
uary, ls47, and March 81, ls4s,
was. .............-. .-.L.-.-..-... .. /.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15
WAsuINCIos, Feb. 10, 1919


The Union OF this morning has "A letter from
J l.. Folsom, dated San Francisco, December
IS, an a dressed 10 Com. Jones.
1t state. that airlrs in California are z t.
tins worse as regards order and govcrnm MT.
N!ur !ers and rob,,eres were OF daily an
hourly occurrence. Within short time owe
tweaty murders had been perpetrated. The
p' opIe were making preparations to organic
a provisional government. Within FIVE days
ihee men had been hung by Lynch law.
Il is estimated that the United States reve
nue. laws, now ia force, will yield an incom
OF 800, 900 the frs, year; tut the revenue
laws are not popular in Calforna and ,h' IN
hlbi,an,s are generally opposed to the pay
mcni OF IA 8 tax.
The gold washing. continue 10 be ahun
Lanly productive. All previous accounts ar
fully rciiilei by this intelligence. Ii is b."
lived that over four nil ion- i, gold dust ha
cen taken from the aurIierous region, two
III I'd, OF which il t expected has been sent L
foreign countries.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

Mr.. CLAY.-The following resolution was
passc at a caucus Of The Loco.o:o members
Of the Legis a,ure of Kentucky:
Resolred, That while W. do not deem i,
good policy for The Democrats of the Less a.
,urc TO uni c in caucus in supporting any par
,cuar indiv dual Of their party for the Office Of
Senator Of the I'm ted States, on the Is, proxi-
mo, yet we are detern ined not to vote for Hen
ry Clay on account OF his Free Soil principles,
and, as we understand, his Emancipation ten
denc,eS; nor WI we suppoI. any other man,
whether Wing OF Democrat, who is known to
entertain similar views on these questions VI
Nat onal md State policy
This condemnation Of the Kentucky Loco
focos will be regared as a high recommends
tion by ,he people.
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S3& fllrine 1ntelliacnec. S.&
EL5g .ss-s>.y,
FORT or NEWPORT ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Feb. 8.

Baraue Sarah, Rice, Warren, 4 i-2 months
from Pay,a, bound to Warren. received
!o, from Revenue Cut,crJackson, Capt, Wal
den. re, OTIS the iollowin. scs-els III Port o.
rumhcz Aug l7th lsiS-Shlp Martha, OF
y wport, so sp: bark Peru, Of Nantucket.
$50 Sd. 50 black fish; >hip Rose, do. 400 p
shin Couri r, \ Bedford, 80 s.; ships High
lander of Mystic. 1000 sp; Mary An Far
haven. 100 sp, CaiIao, Y. Bedford, 1909 So.
Almira. t.dga town, 500 sp.; Young Hero.
Nantucket 100 S.; Culhen, do. 90 vi
and SD: Malta, Tlsbury $50 bbls.; Spartan.
Nantucket, 100 sp; Chas. Frederick, y. Bee
ord, 400 g.
We sells in Pito, Sept 2Sth bark Cache u
Ma,,apolse 400 sp,; ships American, Nan
'tucket, 700 sp 500 blk fish; Messeneer. :
Bedf, d. $50 sp; bark America, \ Bedtorc
30 bbls blk sh sh p Gen. OFT, Far Haven.
200 sp.
spoke at Sea, bark Abel Gpwer of Londo'
from Callao for Cork; l. .. Richmond. 4
,os. ou, $50 81 45 90 :. 5j IL W.; AUDI"
bon of y. bedford, 40 days out, bou d IL
C,lcu,,a. lat 81 Oi ). Ion 2G III w; bari
Mar A. Of y York, 40 hours out bound Il
Vera Or z.
Schr John Quincy Adams, Brarse, Pos,on to
! E.w York was struck b rqutH IN N'nh's
i,v night. which carried away her j'hh"on h'a'
,,ayr x Put in for repairs extent 81 da'naG
no; known as Il survey ! as not yet 'crn held
TUESDAY, Feb IL.
Schr. Queen, Gar 'uer, Prov Tor Phlla.
S,oco tcnacr Brown, Gardner, pToyldenc
for New ork