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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

FRox HAyrI-The American Flag
Disre<pected. A letter (of Dec. y from
the American consul at Aux Caves, de-
livered by the captain OF the brig Wis
sahicon, at New York, speaks Of the inso-
lrnce of the new monarchiaI government,
particular to white citizens Of the L.
States. The consul, Mr.. Loring, says:
my life was threatened yesterday by
high authority. The Duke was heard to
say srii' with his head oil with his head
down with the republics ish you to
report this, as I shall take the earliest pos
sib!e opportunity TO inform our govern
ment how the American flag is treated in
this part OF the island, and her citizens
made to suffer the most wanton and scan
dalo,s Insult and akusr."
The French consu!'s lite has also been
Threatened. This conduct on the part OF
the subjects OF ''Faustin the fist" will no
dou't receive due attention from the res.
pective go,rrnre is concerned. The
Dominics S were advancing with 600
men against Aux Caves. and 1.-THE negroes
behave as badly as represented above, ii
would be benefit to the Island for the
Spaniards to give f.ustin good trounc-
lns. The captain ofthe Wissahicon had
great difficulty IN getting his papers, &c
from Cur consul, as that functionary dare
not show his head''-so he says in his
letter,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

THE DnUNKARp's WIL.-I leave to
society a ruineD character. a wrc.ched
example. and memory that will soon
rot.
leave to my parents. curing the r, st
Of thur lives, as much sorrow as human
ity in a feeble and desperate siat,' can
sustain.
| leave 10 my brother an | sister. as
much modification and injury as l We'll
could bring onihem.
lea = 10 my wife broken heart, a
HE "i wr"tchrdness, shame TO weep over
and a premature death.
] 1--WE and h"qura'h 10 each Of my
children poverty. ignorance a low char
actef, and the remembrance that their
father was drunkard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
AFFECTING INcIDENT.-The Bost

AFFECTING INcIDENT.-The Boston
Herald mentions the occurrence of sin
gular incident, some days ago, in the City
Lunatic Asylum. Some years since a
woman came to this country, from Ire
land, and was recently followed by heI
daughter. Both were seized with insanity
and wlthou, knowledge OF each others
fate, came to the asylum for treatment.
Being accidently placed near each other,
they met in the hall, and their clouded rea-
son was sufficiently strong and clear to
permit them to recognize each other. The
meeting, under the circumstances, was OF
the most af1r, ting character, ard naturally
awoke strong interest IN those who wit
messed it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
A DISTRESSED EDlroR The EDITOR Of

A DISTRESSED Error. The ,ditor Of
the Yaz 0 CITY Wing, thus details the dis
a-reeabLs TO which he was Subjected
Il sill continues to rain, and snow,
and freeze, and bail and drizzlr. and py.
cry thn5 els. The wo d wont burn,
the stove wont throw out heat, the pri l.
tiers wont work in the cold, the type wont
st themselves and 50 we are ont with
hail paper. Hope for better luck next
time
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In II g case Of Tho sale ofl Bytha 0rnban,

In Il case Of Tho sale of Bythe Orphans
Mercer deceased. lS49.
Qr4srsi, That the sale O. The above nicnton-
cd Real Estate, n tie anl reported tis day by
sarah Mercer ana George Etvenson, executors
OF George Mercer decd. De hI1l y Ratified and
confirmed, uA!uss cause to tho CO ntrary he
shewu on nj heioe the 27th day oit,s nre sent
month OF December, provided copy Of Ibis or
der he inserted in soma newspaper published ia
Mar, land, once ws,k uptIi the sil attn dav
OF ftts present u!"n.h Of Dozen Der.
The Report states the amount OF sales TO he
$500. 1esi Csc. X. Howard Reg.
y true COPY
Test George q. HOWARD Reg.
Dnc. Is. OF wis TOT ell Cor,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

TAKING 1T CoMFoRTABLy.-The editor
OF the Worcester (Mass.) Palladium says:
The people of Wo,'cest = have elected
the editor Of the Spy to 60 10 the Legjsla-
tu!e, and elected us to stay at home. That
shows very plainly which they can spare
best.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

SMOKE "a MIR. John Smoke was re-
Gently married to Miss Susan Spgnr. An
exc angp says that >usan is moi the first
cigar that ha, ended in Smoke: but there
will pro- ,bIy b. more Smoke extracted
from that sugar than the best Hava as
that were ever niant. featured.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
a Gem.

4 Gem.
There is CAIN for those who weep,
a rest for weary pilgrims found,
And while tie II oul lc,ing ashes sleep
Low il the giound--
Their soul, Of origin divine,
Gods glorious mage, freed from clay,
In hea.en's eternal sphere sha II Shine,
A star oid4y.
The sun is but II mark Of FIRE,
4 transient meteor in the sky;
The koui, immurtti as it's sire,
Shall ns. II die.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

lsImrNsf RuFE.-A rev rnp4 to be rsnd Oh
the Inclined Pune nf tho Col mhiiu ralroad
Just manufactured "a Pradoiplh, is 5000 ct
IA length and nine inches in ze. II reg nfod
ID tons Of Italian hemp, and weighs 2o,ooa
pounds.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
This is 10 Give Notice; Thai the

subscriber Of Cecil comfy nam Obtained
from the { nhans' Court If said rnrr'v. let
ers of Admin. lra;inu on the per .cnaI estate
Of Nicholas GeorLp, late of salt county.
deci. All persons having claim. d"a.nS; the
said deceased. are hereby warned 20 e>hih~
II The Same with the vouchers the col iul.
an'henica'ed on or before The 10 II day Ut
November 1850. they may Otherwise, hv
law to- excluded from all Denrti, of said
estate A II persons indebted 10 sand estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
10 tine subscriber, Given under my hand
this 17llr day nt November 1919.
ALEXANDER " ILSON, Admit
Nov, l7-6w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
F.. HICKS JONES

r.. HICKS JONES
WHOLESALE DEALER Il MANUFACTURER OF
Willow and Woo;iea .drt,
Importer IF French Baske's, Looking Glasses
and Fancy GOods.
No. Is North Second Street,
Between Market and Arch SITS, under j. Sid.
ney Jones' Carpet Warehouse, t 70 doors below
hrist Church.
PHILADELPHIA.
" as on hand and is constantly receiving
L Il large and extensive assortment ofConhs.
Brushes, Fancy Goods OF every description
(too numerous To mention, y Locking Glnsses OF
Gilt and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches
Chairs, &c,
BROOMS.
Shakers Eastern Wisp and Country Brooms.
Window Blinds, Floor Mats, 7 ubs. Buckets.
Churns, Washboards--n fact. Wooden and
Willow Ware ofevery Description all of which
will be sold low for CASH or CRY ACCEPTANCE.
Merchants would save themselves much time
and troeble, by Hing and examining my stock
before purchasing.
N B-i.o"ki''g Glasses, ARE insured against
Broakage 10 all parts u the Union, without TX
"a charge.
Il :t'4s-3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

RUE EVERY WORD OF 1T. 'li man
were 10 set out" saws Lord Halifax, shy
calling everything by its ri-h' name he
would BE- knocked down before he got 10
the corner of the street."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
the Carrier of The Cecil Wing.

Please "hod your horses you who wildly drive.
(The Carrier calls and hopes he ''don' ntrude,')
Your sleek Pegasus
Up steepNarnassus,
He'd div. Just while the sleghing's good.
Ohio! the old man with the beard of snow
And the scythe with the blade SO bright,
AMI the glass Of sand
In khe grip OF his hand,
Hath passed in the speed of his flight.
Like a.harvest nan brave with his ringing steel,
He hath swept the grass from the plain,
Aud the leav, from the wood,
Like the from cloud,
Fell down in the wake of his train
The flowers that Spring Ger meadow and hill,
IltD richest embroidery wrought,
Meath his wasting tread
Fell whered and dead,
For Beauty he counteth naugh
The gay Summer birds he hath driven afar,
To the isles OF the sunny zone,
And 10 all the sweet groves,
Where they sung their loves
Sad Silence sits broodng and lone.
The queen ofthe howers-the goddess Of fruits,
And Ceres who gave the grain,
Whose mild sway owned,
He now hath dethroned,
That Boreas, the tyrant, may reign.
Well let him reign let him "crack his cheeks"
With his mad breahs furious force,
Let him through the woods,
Let him seal up the floods,
And howl at our doors till he s hoarse.
All cosy and snug by the fire warm,
We gather and know not his fear;
Then "fIurrah Peace and joy"
Cries the Carrier Boy
Peace and joy, aud Happy New Year,
Patrons and Frie'ds, for awhile let us turn
To the year that hath persisted So late,
That at last midnight chime,
BY thu hand of Old rimp,
Was consigned to past Centuries fate.
The brightest OF blessings he flung in our midst
rbe riches, the most did abound,
And bright rosy health
The dearest of wealth,
He scattered prollsely around.
And though some must mourn that during his reign,
Death carried their loved ones away,
Let us hope through the gloom
Oftle dismal tomb,
They have passed to Ely SUMS day
The ron-shod Plague iron, Asia's cline
through the length of our land laid his PATH
In The cities his breath
Chilled its thousands in death,
And the West wept the trail of his wrath
Yet us he passed by, doomed one to die,
In all the Carriers round
Then thanks to the Power,
That guards us each hour
That saved us when death did abound.
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This is TO Give Notice. / hat the

sMbscrber OF Cfcl county la. Oh A,lrd
from the OtpAaa', Cout IT SAD run,.t, IL
!ers o. Administration "u liie pels.n.; ,'s-
,a'e OF S.dHey G Bradford, la'r "l sAli
claims against the 81 al ,iecea-r,. are here.
by warned o EXHIBIT the same with the
vouchers hereof 'lniy Il, theotwated on or
before the 9Th day OF October 1880 other
wise by 'hey moy be "x!urd from all
beneii of SAID estate. All persons indebl
ed 10 sad estate IRE requested t. quake i'm
mediate payme't Ia he -nb-cubpr. Gwen
my hand lhi- 30 h day o. obrr 1919
SARNH a. BRADFORD. Admir-.
Oct 90 !9-6w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

The prisoners in Boston Jail. about 100
were treated to an elegant Christmas dir
ner on Tuesday last.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

NOTICE is here bv gwen to the creditors Of
~ William Alexander. that n personal dis
charge hath heen granted to said debtor, and
that the FIRST Tuesday Of April being the second
day of onr County Court next succeeding this
date, hath been ret apart Tor the Gnal hearing III
his case, where his creditors may attend. and
show cause iany They have, why final dis
charge shall not ne granted said debtor.
Test Il. c. HOtLYDAY OK.
Dec. 29.-.3m. of Cecil Go. Colrt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

NOTlCE rs hereby given, To the creditors ~
IN James l.. r. Carnthcrs. that - personal
discharge hath been g:"n,"d to said dei,iur ana
that the first MonGay IN NprI beng the first,
day at our County Court next succeeding ,nis
GATE, nat been s'i part or The hua hcaIing
IN ms cls., wnerr MS creditors may aiteii, and
show cause fany they have why a persona!
discharge shall no, he graulpd sal, ntor.
Test K. I iOLLiDAY tiS
Dec 29-3m. of Cecil Co Co.r
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

MO TlCE is hereby given 10 tho creditors Of
~ William Logan. that person.I disrha rye
hath hceh granted to said dchor. and that the
first Tuesday OF April being the second DAY OF
our County Court nrxt Succeeding this date.
hath been sci apart Tor the iiu,l hrHr'nI in his
case. where his creditors may attend and show
cause, il ary they lave rhv final discharge
shall! ne, ha granted SAID neh,or.
Test X. {. UOLLYDAY elk.
Dee. 29.-3n. OF Cecil 20 Court
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

HNARDWARE, cssonsware, Gi.ysw
GRand Mantle osn ulsals, Tor q, lAby
@ay lSt1 NIa nv.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

But the doom is recorded-all, all must fall;
Then be ready to leap in the food,
When lIfe's march is DER
Fit to tread on the shore
OF the blesl sprit-land with the good.
O'er our land have been spread the wings Of Peace,
And sweetly beneath them we've slept,
While wide through the world,
Wars bolts have been hurled,
And Mars his wild revels has kept.
Brave Hnncary's hills are blasted with fire,
Her bold sons are s.ain or tar from her fly,
Blood stains her waters
The cry OF her daughters,
Swes up to the Heaven on high.
Oh weep for brave Kossutf, broken and crushed
Curse in your heart thu Russian horG.s-
Shout--the flying Magyar
Hath more reverence far,
Than tn world to tn crowned ones accords.
The Spirit OF Liberty feth the Earth;
God speed her-orlght child OF cur land,
At the flash OF her frown
Proud crowns topple down.
At her smile the worlds heart doth expand.
She hath swept DER sweet 1talia's plains,
And sent forth begging Of aims,
TIL "inabIe man.
OF the Old Vatican,
Despite of his psalms and his shams.
The blood Of Resolve throls wild in the veins
OF tn Germans 50 stolid and said-
They await but the cry,
OF some "Hermit, to fly
Into Freedoms brave ranks undismayed,
But turn we again-to our own dear land,
That is spreading SO far and SO wide,
She, tIo.l shmus to pole
Seemelhsseeking control,
AS there were no lines but the tide
"Enreka'' s the word =, E Doradois found
To the tar California mine.
Rushes manhood and youth,
And Science and Truth,
And Freedom they take in their tram.
Wlal though lis "hnbole" that soon must burst;
What tho It's half fiction, or mo,e---
Th' w!ds ofth' great great West,
Bv it are pe'prd and best,
And our laws lule that far shore.
Oh WIDE Is our land, and strong is our arm
Ruler OF Nations make us to stand
By the Right. a curse
On the men who would nurse
thought, this fair fabric to rend.
Again kind Friends, with happy heart
The Carrier ends his annua! song;
May Heaven bless you still,
And guard from ev'Iy ill.,
Your pathway as Time flies along.
And when another year by US has rolled
Into the Past dark, mysterious sea,
May we with pleasure meet,
And each other greet,
Enjoying all Earth's sweet felicity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
This is to Give Notice. That the

ubs crit,er Of Cecil county has obtained
10 IN tee Orphans Cour, of ,aid county
1t lers of A drnmislr alton on the personal g
a lie OF Jesse Ginna. late of said rouny Il -
ceased. All persons having claims agai's
the aaid deceased, are hereby warned
exhibit the same with the vouchers there
duly authenticated, on or before The 9Th day
Of October 1850, lhey NAV o'herw Use by
law. be excluded from all benefi OF sand ss
tate Ali persons ilpdehrd to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
20lh day of October 1919.
ELlZABEi H CHINA. Admir-.
Oc,nbpr 90 'I9-6v.
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Nov, l7-6w

lIiI,n 1.tIcokshns ! II Cla,Uey
vs. November
George Turner Jr. Goth 1919.
and others
Ordered that the ale made and r,por-
ted by John &. Groome Trustee for the
sale Of the Real Is ate in the above cause
mentioned BE- ratified and confirmed un-
less cause to the contrary thereof he
showroom or before ih, Goth day OF JAM
uary next prov died . py OF this order
BE- inserted IN som" new, paper published
in the state OF MARYLAND once in each
oil three successive weeks before thr. lO.h
day of January next.
The Report states the amount OF sales
TO be S2392,S9s.
Iru' copy Test
LOUIS GA<>AHtT,
Reg Cur. Can.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
IN GHANCERY, 9Th Dec. 1S49.

Ordered, that the sale made and report
ed by Alexander Evans, Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate of Thomas sieho!m,
be ratified ard confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shewn, on or be-
fore the 9th day of February next, pro-
vided a copy of this order be inserted. in
some paper published in EIkton, once in
each of three successive weeks before the
22d day OF January next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be 5 30S. True copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Dec S-3w kpg. cur. can.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-04

GOAL LANDS in ALLEcnANY COUNTY, MARYLAND, FOR
y SALE AT AUCTION " virtue d decree q honorable
o. Dandas a. MeCuIoh Albert Tsnpsman depending
said shall offer auction, Saturday the is day ~
S s os e. 90 D ne ~
following Aeghany Stale o.
Maryland and said % be advsnaseouy located within the coal
An sas ae now called aBank il being rssarvsy
part Of "wee Connection containing one thousand m hundred
October TO- 1885, taken and returned into
the oce OF the shore Of said State and there remain
Also all that other called "Bank Territory, being
Western containing six thou
certificate Of thereof dated September ~
1885, returned said land oe and there remaining
called Shank Lot" (beng resur-
yey OF another part "westem Connexon containing one
thousand and sx and hall acres o. land according 70 inc
returned 10 said land once, and remaining
which conveyed 70 the
s1s s Ssas g IN ea
land records OF Allegheny county aoesa and
from the State Of Maryland dated May
Also all tina, Revolutionary soldiers Lot being aas7,
tanning MY -
said moiet hundred and thirty i've acres Of land.
Also called pheasant said 70 contain two hundred
Terms one6nh Of the purchase money
the residue in four equal half yearly
n 20 be approved BY me- bearing day
ratification sales by the chancel0 and the
q ne waos purchase Money na no. before
according the purchaser or purchasers and 10 his
heirs his her, or their the property
charged Of all claim the the aforesaid suit and Of
claiming by fom Or under them since the pending
complied with days,
the right % rese the properly at auction for cash any credit
per, risk and oftle purchasers in default
RICHARD SMITH, Yrustee
DYER BRoTHER Aunoneers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-04

ERE1H BURPLY OF sEASONABLAE FURNITURE
DRY GOODs--CLACETT DoDsON, corner Of Pennsyl-
9th would respectfully inform the citizens
Wshngton, Alexandria, and their neighborhoods,
received the following addition TO their already
wan-as1or stock Of goods In the above line
pieces carpetins an in and
eoo great nneness and thickness Of body, cheap
- pieces superior ingram do
These goods bought auction, al greatly reduced prices and
viii be cold accordingly.
Is pieces Spanh matnss, coors, excellent
appate for churches, lodges, hotels, and other public
buildinC. IL pretty, durable, and very cheap
Spanish match above.
quality and well floor oioth, entirely
Of them extremely ch and beautfu for rooms
halls pssss intended be covered with H. cut out 70 1t
pieces ~ ss leprc oicoth, extremely rich
besudfnl.
superb Edinburgh blankets, from
xed crib xe used for beds These goods
think, be equalIed in other house here.
I 1914 besuiful Anendale coveriets.
i do la, l04 and "a, very low prices
Also, newsic, beautifully knoted into curious figures
case rich Dresden quilts, in oriental hges, cooU pink blue
usccs extremely rich satin lsine curtains.
daak ane for window curtains, with the loops, drape,
hanging mp coice lace and muslin embrodercd
and will be furnished and
the country
opportunity informing customers that have
with the determination keep and
sell goods thai win the purchaser and
Act our cies obtaining goods Of the rsA
hing impossible We respectfully inform public
win nnd general Of
goods, which will with pleasure exhibit
aI cell and think not hard OF we do not sell
Dec l-ATh3w CLAGETT D0DsoN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-04

IN ths petition Of Dewey, David
sss Pssa granted % sd Dssa Dewey ios an improvement
which tales place lhs 23d day Of November, l6sl-
il IS ordered said pedon b heard Patent once On
nodded appear and show hsy have ny -
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Commissioner Of Patents.
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