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Usher of newspaper, TO pay the subsclir-
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ter, if written or signed by himself, bu, if
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Post Office Regulations.
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''The multiplied and increasing at
tempts to violate the law and de(raud the
revenue, by writing on the wrapper or
margin OF newspapers and pamphlets sent
by mail, enclosing memoranda or other
things within tlrem, undersco ring, dot,ing
or pricking letters or words, and by va
rious other devices, with the view to e.
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ty of directing me to call the special atten-
ton of Postmasters to HE unninching
dis charge of their duty i'll this particu-
lar.
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and pamphlets; which have reached their
destination. should be removed and the
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Postmaster there should invariably COL
lcct the legal penalty of fire dollars, of
the person who committed the offence
Such papers should be stamped, when
mailed, and marked with the rate of pos
tage.
"The Postmaster General cannot bring
himself 10 believe that public sentiment,
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has been the chief obstacle in the way of
our holy religion! 1t has broken the
heart Of the young and loving wife
made widows and orphans, and caused
many mother to weep over the prema-
tire grave of her only son. 1t is the
source of crime-the origin of misery
the cause Of diseasc.-It has ruined the
merchant-the lawyer--thc physician,
and the mechanic! Il is the destroyer Of
health and Strengthen peace. of happi-
ness-of feeling and in,ellect-of soul
and body!
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You rnsy Just put that down also for piece Of
"poetical lnspraiion," for the only merry bell in
This town Of 10000 people, is one of cracked
aud truly toeful sound Now, if friend Coleman
mes Mt b.ttts he would not be SO far out OF the
way, as their number here is legion, otevery sort,
description, size und quality, from ''snowy white
to sooty;" and the mode in which they use their
cappcrs, from early morn to silent eve, gives one
a moro graphic idea of the bedam of the tower Of
Babel, than aught else in this world can furnish.
They walk along, entirely alone, and jabbcr and
strut, using the most energetic gesticuatons, loud
enough too to deafcn passer BY have often
asked them who they were talking TO, they wou d
reply with the most imperturabe non-chalance.
Cant help it--must talk massa."
ST.. VIscENTs.--This island is about 80 miles
from Rarbadoes, and is fourshing island.
Here may be seen remnant Of the original
lords of the soil, the tribe of the Caribbees; once
fierce ard desperate race, but like the Indians
of our own pruirics intercourse with the whites
has tanned them; they are mild and inotfenslve
St. Vincents contains the only active volcano to
be found in the West Indies; the most elevated
point, calico Morne Garou, is 5000 feet in height;
an eruption has not occurred, however, for near
ly Is years, but that was terrible one: the shock
was felt in Barbaboes, and such was the dark
ness caused By the cloudl Of cinders and ashes,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
al or THE BRITANNIA

Two attempts to assassinatc the Queen
disastrous news from India, SC.
The Britannia arrived at Boston, at IL
O'Clock, on Saturday last.
The British war steamer Rhadamar-
thus arrived at Halifax on the 18th inst,
with dispatches to Lord Ashburton, and
orders for the Warspite to proceed to the
Mediterranean. The special messenger
to Lord Ashburton came from Halifax in
the Britannia, and tits rumoured that his
dispatches ere OF the highest impcr-
lance.
The most prominent items of news are
two attempts upon the life of the Queen
of England, and the fall of Ghuznee, one
of the strongest British forlresses in In
dia.
The British appear to be making i'm
mense preparations for the prosecution of
the war III China and India No less than
10000 stand of arms had been forwarded
to Bombay, by way Of Alexandra and
Suez.
Another mailman, or o monster without
the excuse of madness has attempted the
assassination OF the beloved Sovereign Of
the British Empire. At six o'clock on
Monday evening, as her Majesty, accom-
panied by Prince Albert, was returning to
The Palace i'll al open barouche, with out
riders, all assassin presented a pistol, and
discharged it at the Queen, from very near
ly the same spot ON Constitution He'll
from which Oxford fired. The wrctcl,
was instantly seized by soldier Of the
Scotch Fusileer Guard He was at first
supposed to be foreigner, but i. appears,
unhappily, that he is an Euglshman nam
ed John Francis, son TO scene shifer at
one of tho theatres. lie is about 90 years
Of age.
Itappears that an attenp. had been
made upon her Majesty's life on the SUM-
day previous, the particulars Of which arc
thus stated:
A Mr.. Pearson states that OH. Sur Law,
about two o'clock, while walking III ii.
James Park, he saw the carriages con-
tanning her Majesty, Prince Albert, and
suite, approaching from the Capel Royal,
and when near the. little gate leading out
of the drive into the Green park, he saw
a young man who was standing near him.
with his back to the rails, pull pistol ont
of his breast, and, as the Queens carriage
passed, present at it, but whether he pull
led the trigger he could not tell.
LATEST FROM INDIA
The Indian overland mail arrived
Marsellies, brings on accoun, Of the fall
of Ghuznee The place capitalized and
surrendered, on condition that The carlson
be safely conducted 10 Cubul.
On the other hand, Col. Pollock had
forced the khiber pass, and taken pos
sossiKn of the forts commanding it, and
would, no doubt, march to the relief OF
Jellalabad. General Sale in sor,ie from
that place over,hlew the insurgents,
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ADARlNG FEAT.-A few days ago us one
Of Neil, Moore & Co.'S stage coaches was de-
scending a hill west of GAINESVILLE, the lever
broke suddenly, which accident threw the driver
from his scat. The horses started off at run,
and whilst at their full speed a passenger, who
was inside the coach managed by some means to
get on top, then into the drivers seat, down on
the tongue, from ,rhich last place he jumped on one
Of the rheel horses, and finally succeeded in stop
ping the team There were several passengers
inside, and all of them testified to the GOODNESS
and self possession of the gentleman who rlsked
his own life te save his fellow passengers.
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POETRY.


I've been where spacious mountains rise,
And grandeur hath its sway,
And deemed them kin to Paradise,
Blu, found them all display.
Two been too, at the banquet hall,
Surrounded blythe gay,
The light Of pleasure smiled OH all
But sooa it passed away:
And have bowed at beauty's shrine,
And worshipped her SO fair,
And thought that happiness was mine,
But found it was not there.
Reauty and wealth may lure awhile,
And pleasure may impart,
But when they lose their rosy smile,
VIVA. leave they in the heart
We look for happiness around.
And dream of all things far,
ALTHOUGH twere borne on every sound,
Or on the fragrant air.
Ii dwelsth not in outward things,
The fountain is within,
Deep from the heart it only springs,
4 heart unknown 70 sin.
CropIa, June 1912. w. c. P.
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Pump Making.

VENIlE subscriber having lately removed
Il to this county would respectfully in
form the public that he is prepared to make
and repair Pumps at short notice. His
work shall be done in a durable and me
chanical manner, and on moderate terms,
and Should any of it fail on account of
any negligence of his, he will repai, it
without charge. lie resides at the Pro-
violence Paper Mills (Meeieer's) on Little
Elk creek. Cecil County Md.
Orders left at the Cecil Wing Office; a,
E.T. Mitchell's Store, Fair Hill; or with
Joseph Haines at the Brick Meeting
Housc, will be attended to promptly.
JOSHUA l.. GATCHEL.
Nav 7h-6m
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r Z MO V A L.

DR.. COWAN, has removed 10 the house
recently occupied by the Rev, Z. l.. James,
where; twill be happy to sec those who
rec'1.fe the services ola Dental Surgeon.
- Elkton, April End, lSi2-lm
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4 e. A II ID.

DOCTOR mo. ALRlCHS oHers HE
professional services to the Public; he
wtl' always be found, except when profes
sionally engaged, at his Office, opposite
Nc Cullough's Hoto |, Elkton, lid.
Oct, 9th. ISL
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HENRY CLINTON MACKALl

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
( +fce opposite Dchavcn's (late McCullounh.)
3tel, EIkton. VIII practice in the County
Court and Orphans Court, of Ceril Co.
April Is, ls4.--tf
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JOHN NJ. rOARD, ParsrER.
TERMS.

Two DOLLARS per annuU, payable half year
II in advance, or Two DoLLAns and FIErr CEHrs
if not paid till the end of the year.
Dix months, and no paper discontinued until all
arrearages are paid unless ut tho discretion Of
the editor.
Advertisements Of one square inserted three
times for ONE DOLLAR, and TWENTY 1--WE cents
for each subsequent insertion; longer in pro-
portion. Advertising customers will piease mark
On the manuscript how many Insertions are re-
quired. limo such direction is given, the adver-
tiscment will be continued until forbid, and char
ged accordingly.
All communications to the Editor should be
post prid.
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SIP RING AND SUM MER
Fashions.

CST received, the French, English, New
~ York and Philadelphia fa,hions at
MOORE'S fashionable tailor shop opposite Nc
Cullough's hotel, where all orders in his line will
be thanklullyreceved and fulfilled with the ut
most despatch.
N B.--An apprentice wanted to no abov
BUSINESS August
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Agents Tor the Cecil Wing.
Subscribers Names, Subscription Money, Ad-
vertisements, Orders for Printing, SC Sc, lett
with the following gentlemen, will be promptly
attended TO, yz:- -
JonssB. Y,RSALL, Port Deposit.
J. w. ABRAHAMs, ?. NJ. Do.
Ellis REYNOLDS, Rising Sun.
JONAS PnEsroN, Jr. 2. NJ Conowingo.
JonS $. EVEREST, owluudsvile.
COT. II. $. Sites, P. NJ. PRiscIrIo.
JosrrH HAmEs, Brick Meeting House.
JosErH Nc MrLIES Jr PcrryvIe.
Thomas Burnside & Co., Charlustown.
JonN McCRAcKEN, 2. NJ, North East.
NATHAN WILKINSON. Fin Iron Works.
WILLIAM PIERCE, P. VI. Ccciton.
JoHs .. MoRroS, 7. NJ. Warwick.
IonN MEARs p NJ. ST. Augustine.
JcHN l.. ClAYros; p. NJ. Chesapeake CITY
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
BY PC. RICK ETTS.
In tho LOG CABIN, next door to the
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v6I. ELNTeN, MID, SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE s5 1912
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05
unEM - MORLING,
Main Street, Five doors below EXCHANGE Bank
RICHMOND VA
TAgB q GIIEs.


| FAMILY GRnIEBS n COMMISSION MERCHANTS
| In rear 0 Exchange Hof.i. Main or T. Street
TAkE thus method nj calling the attention of the Mem
bcrs Of the Legislature, ant public generally o
their stock OF Family G.ncrrrs Their assortment 4.
complete Their Wines, Liquors and Teas especially are
~ me very best Among them, the following, viz.
Oh Pale C"guac Brandy-Vintsgc 1896 a 1910
| od London Dock 30
| Old ZlZriar do
Old jamaica Rum
OLD Scotch Whskey or Mountain Dew
od Irish d. snd oil Rye-tsupcnor)
Old Apple ant Peach brandy
0, l "a Bac stqrn Hope L M,d.,,. w,,.s
90 Port WI g old aud genuine
od pale aud brown Sherry Wines various brands
NcrI ~ Fouars rrfaion, ami 10y him. considered his
best. az per certificate IN hand
Boxers Gid Anch"r, 1871. ITedseck Oh,
Lord DURHAM Harrison Harm 'hsmiaignc
Juett. Juno. and other brar is wines
Sparkling Burgundy
Schic lam Gin, Lnuion Porter and Pale Ale
Dcmoya aud Norma cigars
Cubs smoking Tobacco
\ large assnumrui Of each, Cafsuus PlrkI,s T.uics
Braudird fruits sc. ''
Anehovies Anehovy Paste, Picked HOLSTERS and sal.
French SarduesiuOd
ga English Cheese. Olives and Capcrs
Nac'aroHi ami Ncru accilo
Ecis' Extra No Chocolate anil Cocoa
Bakers do do ,io
An oi which, Together with other articles TOO numerous
10 mention offered fot sale Tor cash or ~ punrfal
y-ioners o. low a. they can hc had M hs market We
u'efe COLI from those WIN want, and feel that tho
c"ud call, ANY article purcasc Of us thar nrr not riv,
"irr esilron may Toe refu moi tho convenience of
~" purchaser, AMI thc money viii bc refunded Tor the
'""" dc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05
WYATT. WINsTON s POLLARD

Wyntt 3 Whlte's late STANDBY
OFFERS for sle TO the trade both country and
- u retail Customers the following goods received
by the latest arrivals, from Baltimore New York ali
which having been lad the best terms will DE sold
very low for cash, or punctuei customers
50 hhds Orleans Porto Rico amt II CruiI Sugars
10 Cuba Clarified DO
10 hhds prime New Orleans NolaSses
Ia 80 80 Porto Rico for detailing
e2uerces 10 10 do
10 hhds cheap Trinidad DO
lSl bags prime Green RIO Coffee. new
10 do Old lava ami lAguayra do
3lboNes Loaf Sugar, OF various qualities
u half chests Extra Gunpowder Tea
CheaT GunpoWdeI, Imperial and Young Hyson do
loo boxes soap, OF various qualities
a. boxes Sperm Candles, best quality. New Bedford
10 DO lndts Patent Sperm Candles
~ do short US do do. for T.yerns Ar
30 do best Tallow Candies
4nN sacks Liverpool Gne salt
s.nnlbs prime BAeon-shouideIs and Middiurs, cheap
20 casks Cheese
goo quarter half aud whole boye. R.sns, best buncI
ntl Kegs Nails assorted
Iron sud Seei-Gnger-Indico-Pe pper-Allsaicc- r.,
Lean-Shot-t;un Po~der-WTapgng and Wrltuc PaucI
Cation SaIns-IIerruss &c slc -
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DHEUMATIsM AND GOUT.-TI

X TT ~ = TfoH MD HUIT.-IU" Imam Vc-
~ geftbic Pills are most me trtuc
10" cure OF Rheumatism and Gnuf, hecdu-e they not on
cleanse Tie stomach aud buWelr fnnflut hurors
"hc Il taken into the ejaculation suI thfown upou The
membrane aud uusle. are tr cause Of the above
iaie@ bat they excite Tie absorbent vessels 10 take IN
inst winch D. already depOsiieI, therefore. are a-9IueI
certain o. make perfect cure u Rheumatism an dom
HngIe - cent box Of SAIL Indian Vegetable pills viii
'Hsn ave TIE NOS astonishing feIef ami perseverance,
According Q" directions will he certain to ifyo un o(
every description frointhc body
Toe Indian Negetnbie Pills also AID improve d-ss.
u"n AMI ppny thc biupd ani thcrciofe give he,l a,l
NiEYf'0the whole frame Ae as drive an OF v.ry H.
scfpu1u fromthe bo,v ~ ~
ale ~ ttt'.r'., - !. i-, 49,, 'oi
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MORE NEW BOOKS,
Received by SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS,
neren,ber 4

DLAIN sermons, by contributors the Tracts the
Times, selected by hun u I On,lcTdouk.
Che Dow OF ISRAEL and the Lily g 3D. or j glimpse OF
OF Elisha. DC.
The History OF Michael Kemp, the happy farmers lad
tale oitus'ic life, Illustrative Of spiritual blessing
and temporal advantages OF carly pejy by Anna Wood
rule, from the sixth London edit on.
Numbers, lS6 lS7, lbs aud - Harper's Family ibra.
Scandinavia, ancient amt modem. nen. history OF Den.
mark Sweden and Norway, ty A Crichion L l. u and
Henry Wheaton. D. l. u.
democracy, 10y George sidney Camp, vol.
History OF Michigan from its earliest TO II
present time. 10y James n. IAnman, Vol.
Tales and Souvenirs OF residence Europe, Mrs
Rives. -
FaRy Records, tie two sisters, by LAZY Charlotte
Bury.
No. II Barnaby RulEe
/ Ledge, 1872
Letters Of Mrs Adams the wife Of John Adams with an
Introductory memoir 10y her grandson, Adams, thri
| edition, 10 vols limo.
tavo.
system Of PAren'ogy. by CorEbe, from the i,h an,
ast revised ami 'D4r.ci' Enturg EDITION, with uywar
Of lft cn.rsyings. 800 Que vol
Ro!As Book Tor juvenile Res icTs, in vols: stories H
Illustrative ofthc instinct Of animals character aud
Eit1ts with nsHy o'her Interesting juvenile works, oi
] presents ans premiums.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05
ENGLISH COMMON LAW REPORTS
VOLUME 81

Combining Reports Of Case IA Baakr,,,cy
NEW YORK DIGEST a pr,e,ieal rl.u.,,,rv w.,
o. The keroucdcascs in tho supreme Courtof J,,
state OF New Work 10y Thonis W Clarke " wv
.s on contracts, New T. ition, with no-es of AmetI.
Esq. A''7' w y rcfkns,
hIlou's Debates on the Federal Constitution Tho n.
a,c. ~ hc several r'aic tonvcnons on the a,I,p,on n
icl'tsi constitution as recommended 10y th. trnrr.l
Convention n Phila ,e'pha IN ISL - '' "'"''s'
Whcclct's American JiancrTy Digest beirs .U-..,. +,
hN ~ gu TIE reported decisions equity ia the lutte.
,tcs ,omiS and va the Counts Of the several states by
Jacob ID Wheeler for sale. "' W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05

A 8. MADDOX, Richmond, Va, is constantly re-.
~. rciyns frou the celebrated Manufacture Chick
enus MlckaYs ani I. Gilbert Co. Boston, an eAtcn.
siyc assortment Of Piano Fortes made expressly to hs
orer. all OF which warranted he superior to any
brought 10 this market From arrangements which he
HIS Just made wihihe manufacturers he will be 10
cell Them considerable esz than formerly n the In.
sirumeuis what they represented nc, they
will be exchanged taken back, and when there : ans
doubt abHut the quality, pay will be required until
such doubts removed by trial
Piano STOOLS Of all patterns.
Piano Covers !guln 81 10 sis.
PlaLos
The largest collection Of church music embracing all
the publications at the lowest prices Wholesale and
retail. AS MADDOX
uo
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WATER PROOFS uooTs,


Manufactured expressly for the subscriber by
J. MILES x SON.
LARGE SUPPLY.
lave received per the Lagrange. Just arrived from
fhiadelpha very large stock of tOsc elegant and
ncrcr water Picci Roots. both plata and nailed botous
me thnrc tot 81 which made expressly e. ori.I
ny The above distins uishcd manufacturers My present
better than heretofore.
Also, avery large stock OF Wafer Proof Shoes,
Iresrcctiuly call from my customers and pureha
srrs IN virginia and Ncr'h CarrhnI, and elsewhere.
SANrEI PurNsY.
Dealer In all the moe; fashionable STYLES OF ladies' gentle.
mems misses, boys and chilircn's boots and Shoes
opposite the Ruins Eagle Hotel &C %
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
JAMES IL. CUNNINGttAN.M Main street, door
below Juiah Myers shoe store, has addict to
s FORMER stock alafcc and well scic tel supply OF Cheap
pfy Goods, TO which nc would most respectfully call the
Hiicntono mscuoncrs. and the pubic generally; thos.
Iesid"s la the Ccunry well Is those lNus the City,
Amongst his assortment viii be found
Blue black ani green Broad Cloths, all shade. OF col.
ours ani quality
Green ti;st Beaver Cloths ami Lyon skins
H MJ,c n!Aos and Fancy cashmere, all qualities
Kentucky Jeans, Saitiuctts and kcrscys
Pain and Pad Lirsey rom l. to p a.
Rcd Flannes At Y. ~, pc. and finer
White 40 al -. nc. &C kc, SIC, ADD finer
Red and WhIc Canton Flanucs
SIX. Linen Cambria ami Cotton Pocket iIdkfs
Buck, Beaver, beThn, Md aud silk Glove.
Also. large Stock of
Mousclin &c iancF. slks Ssitins and Calieoss
Laees OF all kinds. width ard prices
silk Worset AMI Cotton Hosiery
Beachcd AMI Brown Shirtiugs and Shcstns.
Bel rcss. Apron ant Furnfurt Checks
With variety II articles the Dry Good line which
Will tie Sold al unPrcecdontedl low prices. At
noG Nsw aud Chrsp Cash nry Goods Sfurc Main Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-05
PACK EFT BOATS EoN sCOTTsVILLE .
LYNCtIBURG.
SUMMER ARRAN l.MENTS

nuRlron Packet Boats John MARSHALL. Capt. HUI.
" ant j. &. CABhll. Capt liuntoy, will leave Rich.
ncnd, nom landing, the head the nasn the
above llaccS.on Monday "Wednesday and Friday at o.
clock, A. NJ. precisely.
by this arrangement Passengers for Tennessee and
Cuayandotc. Will MT I've detained IN Iynchbuis here
toorc. Our boats will aso connect with the line OF stages
from Scotisviilet o staunton.
This IL now the cheapest and best route TO the different
Virginia springs, and oilers many cihcr inducements to
/ travellers for preference
The invalid will be pleased with his easy, comfortable
ami safe passage; the beautiful and romantic will
delight the admirers cf and the rich. famed and
highly cultivated James River low grounds and highlands
will CRAFTY the agriculturisi and man Of TASTE.
I'm arrival ct Iynchhur. Passengers have choice
OF twc the White su phur Spungs. with
that all shall be lines running
ovcrhc Natural bridge aud 10y phhrcls Springs AMI the
other 10y Liberty, Fucasie and the Sweet Springs.
BOYD. EDMOND & co.
| Richmond, MAY |, lSii. an Is