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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

LATEST FROM HAVANA The steam ship lisa bel
has arrived al Char,s,on, with Havana dates to
the sthinst Among her passengers were Sgnora
Tedesco, and Sig Vietti. OF the Havana Opera
troupe, Lord George Bingham aud Sir James
Stewart. In looking over cur files of Havana
papers, we perceive no items OF importance
Chartesfsr Msreury, March IL
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rE,BE INV YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED ST ArEs
Nail steamers-Ths ships oomprisinr this lue The

Alta MIC. ........... :. Capt. West.
xhNlflNs.. . Cspt. we
nn.1Tr,,cc $3.50 'Naot' Luce.
DaLtI..... Zap 1anssock
ADkIA1lC. ......... Capt. g faf ton
These thips having been tu by contract expressly for
government service has taken In
strgcton sso in their engines insure strensth snS
tpted aud their toco mmodatoHs for pssGsngsrs
sgusned for elegance comfort Price q from New
York 20 Liverpool $3.50; exclusive q tas state
rooms, y, from hyerpool 10 New Notk rs. exps.
renced Surgeon will be attached chip. bsr,h
can be secured until paid Tor.
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MEDICAL.

IL HIUNA1Isx.-RADWAY' READY RELIEF CURES
the Wolsts pains sick headache. The dstre ssing
pains eased in fifteen minutes ToothacheThe
mentns pains cured in second. Rad~ays Ready Relief
cures the worst pains in minutes. Price 25
cents lea Fulton street. New York. Zeber Co., Phila-
delphA, " - = - -
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1HIPPINo.


OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY.-FoR BRx-
" men VIA southampton The u t. Nail steamship Err
nam ~ oraSsres commander. will sal Tor Bremen. Via
pier No North river Price Of in hrss cabin
attached 20 the nhr All et.rs ths Post
Once Specie delivered In Havrs at reduced ratss Tor
KoLLER. SANDS RIERA. agents. 50 Broadway.
EOR CALIFoRNIA, VIA cHAGREs. DIREoT- THI
u new and splendid double engine steAmship rROns e
THLus. Of 100 tins eurthsn. will leave from Pier
North river. Thursday, March nth. o'clock r.
The well known and asore steamship New Orleans wiz
leave Panama the 18th Of April for San Francisco d.
rect giving passengers b. the the
of reaching California by the most speedy and
conveyance. N B-A few first clast state remain
unengaged. For freight or passage apply to
ID. y. ALLEN, No: y Battery Place, up stairs.
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP CONYANY-rOR
~ chspes, Havana. and Ne. Orleans-Threush tickets
to San Frapciaco reduced raus-ChASres PASSENGERS
rarfered At Havana to the splendid steamship FALCON
On Wednesday harch 20, At Al the splendid dou6ls-
engine steamship oHIo. 5000 burthen Jas Findlsv
scbencs comm snder will ssil precisely at o'clock
from her per at the foos Of Warren street. N r. with the
Government Msils direct fer Havana, New Orleans and
Chsgrs Freight taken to New Orleans IT usual
sseois only taken freight Havsna No bls Of ladins
after depa, ture Of ship For freight apply
TO NO ROBERTS. III Wet street corner Of Warren &C.
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The Position OF the New SENATOR PROM
RHODE lsLANp.-The position OF Hon Charles T.
Jemes, the newly elecled Senator from Rhode
Island, ebout which there has been various OPT
mons, is now pretty well settled Mr. b nj amin
Finch, one Of the wbig members OF tn Lsgisla-
iature who voted for hun, states IN letter, that
while the question OF eleciing United States Se-
nstor wes pending, General JAMES addressed the
following note The Hon VIM. Spraeue. the sub
stance Of which was CON munIcaied to MIR Finch
and others, before yo'ipg for HIM, and on the
strength OF which they voted for him;-
Hon. WM. sFnAsUK:-
Dear sr.-In reply TO your inquiries, permit ms TO
cay am ia favor 81 ID. leading WING measures and
particularly that oi tsrin that shal afford an pie
protection to the Interests and labor
Of the country and III elected to the on - United
States Senator will CORDIALLY my Efforts to aus
tain them. Respectfully an q uuly yours,
CHARLES T. JAMES.
PnoyIpENcK, Jan go 1851
Mr.. Finch further states that "iu an inieryiew
with Gen James, on Monday, the 10th inst he
fully tntlrmed the declarations maj. Ia the letter.
and gave me the moot posive assurances that he
was whig, and that be should act with the wing
party in the Senate Of the United States. He fur.
ther faid that be wss, and always had been, OPP
posed TO DoYrism "
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NOTICT-PAsBsEGERs PER sTEANsHIP PACIFIC,
for Liverpool Will please board. st the foot Of
Canal street Wedbssjay nsrch h, at N o'clock. A
and sepe oil ursage rot waned the passage board
thar gvth
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O ZOO RkwAsD- JxFFsIEy ASrIporE. A spx-

BcOO eiac mixture for the cure Of privssdscrders IA
axes greedy without the least restrictions OF
drnk ofAnge application ina
pretor challenges airs le which the mrture viii
not cure under the forfeiture II Eve bur ared dollars IL
PIT UP IN bettes With ful directions a 81. One both.
ssn awsek-msry arc cures IL two days. For sale By
H. Little. 0i Hanover street Boston; Wright o. nsw
Orleans.
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Ehtm REWARD = CEUSsyAN's sPsCTPIc MIX
WV taie ~O al remedies y8t discovered, ths IL the
most setsn ~ mttcss speedy sud With
h we tsat RESTRICTION in Gt dfAt exposure change
IN srpcaios 70 hustne.s May cured in two dsvs.
~ 90 he druF store 2S Eraa6wsy - Chsmsers
e also n W. ~ Asttr BDrss; ~ 40 Broadway, ana Is
fulttu str e. ttfrtf - william.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

NEW MEDICAL BOoKS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
yorl on the n.tore and treatment Of delicate dses
aud All the ktndstd afeotionsAiuHSrated by
Der CT beautifully coorsd plates hfe BY aoms
bostyiek, D. lecturer surgery md diseases Of
edition Price $40 Ez,rae. from the boston Medical AAd
e1rues Journal - IL may be said fearossly he eop
" Ficotds hctons the family Of dss.s
ane far superior tnythns Of the krs putshss N
th.s country Author Of Tht Family
2, cents AothOr of work on seif-sbnss aas lss
Dlorsbls etesta, Re &c.. srth eatsnn fourteen
price 81 For sale 81 the publishers SfklE9sRs Towv-
SEND, ~ Broadway and b. shc author, Ca Bro.avnv
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DRACTIcAL MEDICAL WORKS YoR POPULAR READ
ing tiust ppblshedl the nature and trea,msnt q
delicate aiteNss and affections Of this hind. 2OpAgs
lnstrated BY IS tolcred plates by Ralph Clever r. Price
a. Ato, aaeties q lectures on surgical disease, IL. No.
~ Taseh price cts Belt Abuse aud it's pi0rahle
is.e giving tres,ment BY new instrument For sale
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nN NERVOUS DIBILITY.-DR DE LANEY, No. 81
Lspenard street, TO treat all
and debility, resulting from elfabuge no. cels
hrated European sthod of his
in all where the powers sf life are
not completely exhau sted.
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EDWARD X COLLINS. No. So wall st,sY
BROWN, HH1PLEN CO, LIVERPOOL.
q. ROBERTS d CO. Is Kings Arms Ysrd, London.
u. DRAPER, ia, Boulevard, nuntnartre, Para
Tho owners Of thee shipt will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie jswey precious stones or me
tss unless bills Of l.dng signed therefor and the
thereof therein expressed.
AFTER the frat of April the rate Of freishs hy
above steamers from Liverpool viii be uaerslly reducs5
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WASHINGTON, March Ii, 1851.

WASHINGTON, Marcn IL, lSJl.
Senatorial Scene far a Cd,,catwe- Changes ~ the
Faces ord Fssitrgs # S,rators Cass ard Hous-
fo~-The Case Of Collector Legis and Swreyor
No,r,s, Of Phitddeyhio, ana Mr.. Secretary Cor
tgr~'s Professions and diets on the subject.
Cannot come New York artist get up picture,
o. csricsture, representing the scene in the Senate
abe other day, when Governor Cass explained his
yne Of conduct relative to the river and harbor
Bill and the Black river improvement
Governor Csss was working hard, all covered
with perspiration, TO defend himself against the
Rsprbl,c's cruel charge 81 Inconsistency, and TO
SHOW why he was in fevor Of the Hollanders, and
The Improvement OF Black river, and opposed to
the River and Harbor h,i. His distress OF mind on
the occaston was most hugely enjoyed by judges
Butler and Douglass, whose sides were shaking
smmoderately while, Tor modesys sake, their
faces were sverted, IN part, from the distressed
orator Another circumstance seemed 70 ADA 70
Governor Cass's missry. He saw that his great
rival "Old SAM" Of Texas, was spreading wide
eren his ears, eyes and mouth, az much as TO say,
swell, THE fs rich how do you feel. my gallant
old Mchipander y
But on, the change that came over certain coun-
tessnces directly after Governor Cass had con-
Guided his de ience,
Hessrs. Rbeit and Bu,lsr pouneed down upon
cod Sam with iorty.horse power, 10 the mat
Ger o his many false statements ia his letter reply
iBR TO General Hamilton, respecting the constltu-
ton If South Carolpa.
II was "Old Sans turn now TO make wry faces,
20 into a rsrspiratiou, AMI show signs OF inward
guispFy "and sgns Of wo, that I'll was lost"
on the other hand, u was Governor Cass's turn
.opsy back. by looks, 'Oid SAM" In kind, and he
spsde GOOD the opportunity. The way he looked
al the distressed Texan, In bis III starred dilemma,
was squivalsnt TO the exclamation, "Ah, my old
= n Jscipto friend and rival, how do you feel ia
clog pinned 20 the wsiiI'
Il was truly Roland for an Oliver, and the
fcene will long be emt mhefed, az one o. The nch-
- that ever occurred IN the Senate chamber.
Cannot soue modern H,garth DO i justice, and
4terelv ref der II IN immortality that VIII never
feds svsy2 ,,-.x. s.a..,.., q
TIE cornmissi oper appointed BY TIE secretary
Ehe I4tasufy, with the aRqroval OF ffssiueh' rh'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

NO FlE I'LL CURED-Dn. nuRPnY HaS REMOVED
10 No ~ Roosevelt street Chatham whsre he 10
hourly consulted all diseased Recent he
without mercury four dsys with unp.rafisisA
success Me specihc bes cannot be beaten. NJ at
lfaffn DIR. N viii fcffait ShN =
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IN south, Who we're, by The msmaEagemsnt OF the
Philadelphia, Wilmington. s~d Baltimore Railroad
rsny csmpes 20 in Baltimore daring cuBisy the
3rd March ISL IL unanp ousy resolved that the Phil
sdethiA iuing,on, ard Bsltinora Railroad Il Justly
csnsufabe for Oct btion IN this city, and that
bsyinE accomplished the di auoe tetwstn phadelphs
baltimore go mileel in L. than seven hour. ana half
they ere unworthy the confidence end support Southern
ravelwa Resolved that We enitel oondenn the
mente ~ Sid company for the transportation bsgggs
from i depot A. President TO that Of he Baltimore
an washington conrsny ~ inefficient and utscsiy i3ass
~ &C 60 The wsna Of travellers Resolved that the Pro-
pnstofs Of the Bsltimtre hote have, in OPINION no
eonhteion with The recent aen failures Of said com
rtny 20 connect With the ttin for Washngtoa sunday
morrtF ftd hat they continue sustain their DO vedy
high ohffaoter ~ fcsfs ard lemen.-Alex. Porter
BrLvne n. y, Chairmsn; john "a. BraRley Chsrln1ton
:, =. ttoietnry-Jahn Day, Cha.leston % y " Dass
hh6ry, Ge03 J. Wafbvrton. Albany, M. VI Ueofgo "
neItle nyhshs piss p ~ wilhinsgp, noutgomefy, "
~ 7 ttftftrn Ba ngen =. Ni 4. n sumner dtewart Cos
Geo Joht n Haidie. Tallaaegs Ala james Bs ebert
Co. Geo y q. Allen Waahingtoa; W, v Nlfhtt hshebpro
\. -; W. r Marsh cedar Fslls " q. r. N. safhts Mat
htt. hs n CT John sillsr Cotton Grove ~ ~ o. Ser
gent, Charleston, n. W. Eihett Jr kew Haven, o.
r. Gwif Covngton, Gees Joha N Hicks covinxtou. Geo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

ITO FENALES-DR. LAFONvs CELEBRATED PILLA
These pills are safe in their effects. and highly
priced female medicine to be used in irregu
lsritiss obstructons &C. Full and exploits directions
closed For Of Broadway and John
Allen street. Of aud Houston Price,
fifty cents dollar per bsx.
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NO CURE, NO PAY.-DR CORBITT. 10 DUANE
street nsy be consulted the trestnsnt Of certain
osee practice Of sixteen devoted 70 the treas
cnt OF dssAie dssssss snsbes DIR. o. TO ths
mercury used.
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Passengers Arr, ed.
FIR touSs pR-Bis rmiiy uililard-D Rodriguez.
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DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF TBE PRACTICAL pRr-

nk. A.. sORTAbokE wOU Id SAT- TO TaOSE WHO
~ hsvs contracted disesscs "Cura ~ voess tia. Il.
Tahe care Of thy health Ihave devoted years
o.ssior and esve trssed sueesssfuly housands %
tents Thoee who wish TO consult these
can DO % tree o. chargel from 20 p Ssnssys
excepted fyou value your health, will avoid
you, asd that their on. tzd % medicine Is Al that
ecsary for disease in all its forms whose health
loo william street. "s-
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"A IkKFECf sAFkcUARD AGkTNBr QUACKERv-
"A DR. DE Iareys Private Neai al Formuisry popular
treatise en- private ditssses their .ymptsms remedies and
cure rice only rs cepts sofa At the bookstore tt1
Hrcadway The su' hprs consultation hours A.
NJ ogP y Once 81 Lspenard street. near Bsosdwss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

kDNAPPING.-Mr James L. Bewlcv's
indenturcd black boy ten years OF age,
was kidnapped on Christmas Eve, in the
town Of Smyrna.-On Christmas day,
John L. Downs, Of Duck Creek Hun
dr"d, was arrested at Church Hill, Mary
land, offering said boy for sale. They
We're both committed TO CrntreyilIe
Iail.-Learning from the boy that he
was the property Of Mr.. BewIcy, word
was sent accordingly, and the boy was
brought home. II also appears that Ma
than Seward and Washington Dough-
crty, were participants in the kldnap-
ping. Seward was arrested and COM
mittcd to Dover Jail TO await his trial at
the next term Of the Court of Kent
County, Delaware. Ionghcrty has made
his escape.-Del. Her0W.
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LAND FOR SALE,

w in Cecil county, Nd, about q miles from
Port Deposit, containing 81 ACRES, more or
less. A portion of the land has been lined and
ashed, it is under tolerable good fence On the
premises are two STORY FRAME Dwell
LING, Corn House, Wagon Shed and Granary
lately erected, good spring near the dwelling. 4
furthct description is deemed unnecessary as any
person wishing to purchase may view the pre-
misses. Will be sold on accommodating terms,
Apply to WIN. b. GILLESPIE.
Swansburg Mills, Hartford Co., Md.
Jan. 4th 1SJI-3w.
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CO.NST.9BIEN S,ILE.

HI virtue Of sundry writs Of Nciidi Ia ponu.,
E5nsucd b. George II. Joyce. Esd. one .f ,lir
justices q the Peace Of the State ui MARY luiia
III and Tor Cecil county, one at the suit Of vii
liam Iorbcrf, AGAINST the goods and cLati les.
lands and tcnemcnls of Henry d. Shippers; one
nj the suit of Benjamin G. p, urcc, again, the
goods and c!attlcs, lands and tcnemcnts If iirnry
ID. Shippers; ono al the suit Of Alex. Evans, at
ministrator of \. A. Evans, against the good.
and chatles, lands and tenrmruts of Henry y.
Shippers. and one at the suit Ct James Denny,
against the goods and chattles, lands and tone
mrnls Of Henry ID. Shippers, to Inc directed.
have seized and taken in execution all the right
title interest and estate. al law and in equity. If
the 'aid Henry ID. Shippers, in and t. all tlat
lra", or parcel OF land, whcrcon he now resides,
situate. ln- and being IN Coed county, contain.
ing 100 acres, more or less. adjoining lands of
Henry Bennett. Heirs If William IIulling, uft!,
Nicholas Manly and norusSimpcrs and bcr..ty
give notice that on MONDAY the 2Oih day .f
January 1851, at the hour Of O'Clock in the al
ternoun 1T ihc Court House door in Flkton.
will offer for sale the said property, 50 ecizcd aud
taken in execution. ly public auction, Ia the
highest bidder, for cash 10 satisfy said wrts
lIEIEkIAIl FDARD, Coast.
Dec. 2Sth J0-ts $3.50
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NOTICE,

The Commissioners of Cecil county, will meet
at their Office in the Court House, on Tuesday
the l 18th day of February, next, TO attend to such
business as may be presented.
All supervisors, whose accounts have not been
rendered for the year 1919, and previous years
are notified to attend on the above named day to
settle; or, to file their accounts previously. All
who are indebted to the county, who do not re-
gard this notice, will be cited before the Com
missioners, at their meeting in April, next.
By order; p. c. RICKETTS,, elk.
Jan. 18th 'JI--tm.
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HAGERsTowN ToRcu LIGHr.-Mr. O.
W. Marsh, who for the past year has ed
tied this journal, has retired therrlrom.
The proprirtreSs, Mrs. Susan Bell, has
made such an arrangement for its con-
duct as, she trusts, will make it hardly
less welcome to its readers than it has
been for the IS years of It's existence.
Her deceased husband edited it for many
years, and then her son Edwin, who is
now in California.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscribers of Cecil county has oh
tanned from the Orphans Court of said county
letters OF Administration on the personal estate
of
John G.. Jackson.
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased. are hereby warn
cd TO exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, ON or bciuc the
9th day of December 1881,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
men' 10 the subscribers Given under our hands
this 2Slh day of December 1850.
EDWIN p. JACKSON.
JOSEPH b. PRESTON.
Dec. 2S sow Adm'rS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

TIE Cufocim Wig in rcmarhing up
on the call for the purpose Of forming a
new County, out of Frederick and W ash
ington Counties, dcspairingly and hope
laSSiy remarks:
Owe publish the above with the great
est pleasure imaginable, (and gratuit-
ousl y at thaD but i'll doing so we cannot
refrain flom expressing our doubts about
the success of our friends in the above
project, from the simple fact that the
subject is about to be submitted to the
consideration of the Reform Conven-
ton trying to SIT at Annapolis"
Trying to sit, what an idea 1t is
somewhat strange, that they cannot SIT,
who run SO we'll at the election.
Fredcrick Eramiaer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

THE DISPUTED BOUNDARY BETWEEN
Missouri AND Iowa, &c.-A despatch
from Washington states that the SUI
premc Court, on Friday, made their de-
cision in the case of Missouri against
Iowa, that the boundary make by the
Commissioners should stand. This gives
Iowa the disputed territory, and upsets
the reelection of Willard p. Hall to the
next Congress, who beats his opponent,
Bowman, by votes in the disputed terri
tory,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11
To the Public.

TENlIE subscriber having purchased the receipt
n for making and selling WORRIES ONT
ME\T, is now prepared TO fill all orders for the
same. All orders addressed to him post paid at
Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md, will receive i'm
mediate attention. and the medicine will be- for
wtldcd as directed.
This ointment has already gained such rcpu-
lailon and is so well known that it is scarcely
necessary to say more than TO let the public know
where it can be obtained; |, however, will say
that ii is an iniallnhl" cure for King ErH and
all other diseases of that class. 1t is an invalu-
able medicine for all mlccrs, old Sores and for all
| SCfotniOUs diseases, and makes a valuable plas-
ter for weak breast or back; will cure corns or
frosted feet and can be used on all occasions with
out the slightest danger; never having been
known TO inur the patient, but in all cases
does COOL; to all of which numerous witnesses
now residing in this county can be produced.
| shall here only refer TO a few out OF the ma
ny who have been cured by the use of the above
ointment. One is Mr.. John Luton, residing
near Fayctte in this county, who suffered Ion.
and much with Kings Evil and tried various
remedies without effect; he then tried the above
ointment and soon found relief, and continued its
use till Il permanent cure was effected.
Another is the case of James jameson, son of
Mr.. George Jameson, residing at Poplar Hill,
in Cecil county, Nd, who was affected with the
same disease, and after the best medical skill and
numerous remedies failed TO give relief, was per-
tcctly cured by the use of the above ointment.
Another is the case of Mr. James Moore, re-
siding at Cherry Hill in said county, who suffer-
ed much with the same disease and was soundly
cured by the use ofthe above ointment.
1t is not necessary to give further reference as
the use oi'the medicine will give better testimony
of its own merits than can be obtained in any 9TH
or way. In all cases where the patient has cause
to be dissatisfied with the use of this ointment
for any of the diseases above mentioned, the
money will be refunded. AT. SHIPPERS.
Cherry HH, jim. 4, '51--tf.
For Sale in Elkton by f. BnowN, Jr., Agt.
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Cheap Grocery Store.

HENRY NANDERFORD respectfully in
Il 4 forms the public that he keeps constantly On
hand, "A very superior stock of CHEAP F.4Mf-
~ GROCERIES,, at the Storehouse in Elkton,
formerly occupied by John II. Graham. His as
sortmcnt is extensive, and comprises every arl-
Gle pertaining TO Family Grocery. SUGAR.
brown and Loaf, very superior: Coffee. green and
roasted: Essence Of Coffee, great saving to
house-kecpcrs, during the present high prices:
MulaSScs, n. Orleans, Porto Rico. and Cuba:
Bacon. shoulders, mlllingS, and suear-curcd
hams; Lard. Hcrrngs and Mackcrel. by the bar
rel or otherwise; Flour, by the barrel, or in less
quantities: Buckwhcat and Corn meal; Salt:
coarse and fine, by the sack or bushcl. JEN-
KINS' GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. in metal
lie packages, cocoa. chocolate, mustard pepper,
starch. salperc, soda, saleratuS, alum, birthstone
allspicc. cinnamon, mace. cloves, ginger. and all
kinds of spices: knives and forks, powder, shot,
and purcuSsion caps, ropes. twinss. brnomS,
buckets. spades, shovcls hoes. rakcs, queens
ware. stoncwarc, carthcnwarc. aasS aud ROCK
INGHAM-WARE. beautiful article: mems
and boys peggcd and scwed BOOTS womcn's
and chidrcn's lace boots. shoes and slippers:
MILL FEED, CORN, OATS, &c., always ON
hand.
GIVE HIN A CALL. His goods arc purchased
with great care, and will be sold TO the satisfac-
ton of his customers.
Country produc" taken in exchange for goods,
at the highest market prices.
Dec. 2Slh '50-2m
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A New STATE.-The Henderson
(Tcxas) Flag ofthe Union goes for the
formation of new State out of Eastern
Texas, to be composed of the territory
situated between the Sabine and Trinity
rivrls-boundcd on the northwest by a
line running from the Trinity river to
the point where the % deg. north lati-
tude intcrsects 1913 deg. meridian west
longit'de-a corner of the boundary of
the Texas cession to the United States;
then pursuing said meridian to 3G deg.
80 north latitude, said parallel of lati-
tude, the Red river, &c, to the Sabine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

ARREST FOR Observation-Disclosures
I"nos Dawson arrested fellow named
John Downcs, al Church Hill, on Christ
mas day, while attempting to sell n
gro boy eight or ten years old belonging
to Mr.. John l.. Bewley, Of Smyrna, Del.
Ic was committed by Justice Spry, to
the Ccntrevilr Jail. He had two asso-
ciatcs, for whom the officers are on the
look out. -CpntrrrWc TImes.