The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-28
County Appointments.

The following are reported in The Baltimore
Sun, as the civil appointments by the Governor,
for this county. We suppose we shall soon have
them officially: 80.
Coroncr-John A. Thompson, John E Brown
Edward Gacken.
NofGries PSbiic.-At Flkton, Geo H. Joyce.
Al Port Deposit, Andrew Orr.
Inspectors Of Luni6er.-At Elkton, Frc1us Al
bridge; at Hrckau Town, Thomas Kelley; al
North East, Anthony Wharton; al Port Deposit
John Moore, Vim. Gather, Thos M. Sturgeon
WIN r. Davidson, Benz Vandiver, Henry Smith
son, John II. Michael, Vim. Orr, Philip Hop
kins, Thos. w. Simmons, Jacob r. Jennings,
Washington Price, Greenbury r. Linton, VIM.
McCullough.
Hood CorAers.-At Principle and Perryvillc,
George i. Price. Al ChaIlestown, VIM Grant.
AT North Fast, Solomon Wooden.
Inspector ofSaited Fish.-Al North East, Thos
Reed. AT Port Deposit Wn,. Falls.
Justices Of The District Couf.-District No.
1.-Gcorge B. Pennington, John W. Morgan,
VIM. H Nowland
District No. 2-T.amhert d. Nowland, VIM.
P. Cropp r. Richard b. Boulder.
District No. 3.-Georse H. Joyce, Benz Mil
Ter, Edmund Brown, S :, John +. Brown, Jas.
X. Burnite, Samuel Miller, VIM Campbell.
District No. 4.-Josah F. Kirk, John c.
Cameron, Samuel Burnite.
District No. SOLVER Mccullough, VIM.
Coserove, John Galbrai,h, Zachariah B. Ora
ham, Samuel A. West.
District No. ELI Coulson, Henry Reynolds
John White, Matthew Morrison, John Dona-
hoo.
District No. 7.-Andrew Orr, David Archi-
ball., John B. Wilson, Robert Gale, James
Smith.
Wood Corlcr at FrencAtopm Fergus c. Hut
Inspectors of Lumber.-At Chesapeake City,
VIM. Lindsay; at PeIryville, Andrew Wier.
U-The following a:e some of the appoint
menls for Baltimore city.
Inspector General ofFlour in Baltimore city.
john W. Haughman.
Assistant Inspector of Flour in Baltimore city.
Daniel s. Ri er, Joseph Elliott, Dan Wilmer,
Zachariah Durham.
Chief Inspector of Fish in Baltimore city,
James Hasson.
Sub-Inspectors of Fish in Baltimore CITY,
Robert II. Carr, James II. A. Middleton.
Inspector Of Plaster of Paiis.--Abijah Smith.
Inspectors of Lime.--Thomas Moran, VIM.
Duncan.
Inspector of Guano in Baltimore city.-Dr.
John c. Polk.
Commissioner of Stamps Michael McBlar.
Inspectors and Corders of Fire-W God in Bal
timore city.--Thomas ID. Marriott, Benjamin
Egeleston, Charles w. Woodward, Patrick
Reilly, James Tilghmnn, VIM. Bailey, Joel 6
Hurley, John Krein, Philip limerick, John Mil
roy, Kendall Is. Davis Washington Hartford
Inspectors of Lumber in Baltimore city. John
w. Williams, Anthony B. Bennett, George w
Kldow, Andrew ]. Samwalt, Landsay H. Rey.
nolds. Selar Barton. Samuel Comcgys, VIM. c
Blackstone, J. B. Hooper, Denard W. Johnson
A CoRRECTlo>.-A paragraph is go.
ing the round of the newspapers stating
that the answer Of Gen. Lafayette &c
the address which, as Speaker of the
House OF Representatives, | made &c
him upon the occasion of his last visit tc
this country, was prepared by me
though pronounced by him. This is a
mistake, which, IN justice both to hi,
memory and to myself, ought to be
corrected. 1t was composed by himself
as the style abundantly shows. On the
morning Of his reception by the House
of Representatives he breakfasted witt
me alone, and stated or read to hin
the address which intended to MAKE
to him on that day. The expression oc
ours in it, that he was in the midst o
posterity; on reading which remarked
to him that it would afford. him a fire
opportunity to pay us a handsome com
pliment, which he might do by saying
No, and that he found himself surroun
ded by the same patriotic men, attached
to liberty. devoted to free institutions
and with all tie high attributes which
distinguished his Revolutionary com
patriots. The General seemed pleased
with the idea, adopted it, and incorpo
rated it in his answer. This trivial in
csdent could have been the only foun
dation for the paragraph.
H. CLAY.
WASHINGTON, February 90.