The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-22
MARYLAND Wing Convention.

The Wing State Convention met at
Baltimore on Thursday the Goth inst.
Gen. J, G.. Chapman of Charles county.
presided.
The resolutions which are too long
for US to publish this week, declare Mr..
Fillmore to be the first choice of the
Wings of Maryland, for the Presidency.
The Delegates to the National Con-
vention are
For the Western More-Gen. John G.
Chapman, of Charles county.
For The EASTERN Shore-Hon- Jas. AL
fred Pearce, of Kent comfy.
For tie First District George G.
Morgan, Esq, of st. Marv's county.
Second-Wm. B. Clark, Esq, of
Third Naim \. r Patterson of RaIt;-
more civ.
Four1i-Dr. J. Hanson Thomas, of
Baltimore civ.
Fyfh-Geo. Vickers. Esq. Of Kent
county.
S,rth-Dr. Francis B. Phelns Dor.
chester county.
THE ELEcToRA1 TICKET.
For the Western Shore-Gen. Thomas
F. Bowie. of Prince Georges county.
For the Eastern More-James B.
Ricaud, Esq, of Kent county,.
First Diarict-Aug. K. Sellers, ESQ, OF
Calvert CO.
Second do. J. Philip Roman, ESQ. of
A]leqanv.
1Hird do. DR.. VIM. w. Watkins, of
Howard co.
Fourth do. Henry Winter Davis,
ESQ. of Baltimore CITY.
fffh do. Henry w, Archer, ESQ, of
Hartford co.
Sirth do. Henry Fl. Goldsboruqb, ESQ,
of Talbot county.
CONVERSATIONAL lNE LEGISLATIVE
The only bill t hat has passed the U. S.
Senate this week is the appropriation to
the Collins Line. The vote stood, yeas
%, nays 81. The House Of Represent
atlvee passed bill calling an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature of New Mexico.
In the Senate OF Maryland the bill for
the relief Of Thomas NJ Creary has been
rejected. A bill regulating the fees of
Clerks and Registers has passed. 1t pro-
vides for the following charges by Clerks
of Courts:
For filing any paper and entering it
on the docket, five cents; docket entry
ofany Judgment or decree, twenty-five
cents; entering naturalization of an al
len, with certificate under seal, inclu-
ding all oaths, three dollars; granting H.
cense of any kind, fifty cents; taxing
costs in suit or proceeding, fifteen cents;
and for transcript thereof, ten cents;
arraigning criminal, fifty cents; draw
ing, empannelling and swearing petit
jury, seventy-fve cents; do. grand Jury,
one dollar and twenty-five cents; each
oath in court, five cents; granting GER
titicate of freedom, one dollar. No
charge is to be made for delivering
original papers to which party is en-
titled.
Registers OF Wills are allowed to
charge for taking probate of will and
entering same, oaths included, seventy
five cents; for granting letters of admin
istration, &c, and drifting, filing, and
recording the same, all oaths and seals
included, three dollars and fifty cents,
for transcript of a will, one cent for ev-
cry ten words; for entering and record
ing and recording an order of court for
sale of property. one dollar: for iSsu-
ing summons, attachment or other pro-
cess, thirty cents; for making out the
balance and distribution of deceased
persons estate, fifty cents,
The bill to repeal the stamp tax has
been ordered to be engrossed. The bill
to provide for the reduction OF the State
taxes from % to 30 cents in the 800,
was made the order of the day for FRI
day. Favorable reports have been
A. r.