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over and anon gave evidence Of spirits painting
for revenge.
At the clo>c Of battle in which many hun
drcLs Of the Indian race were slaiu one stood
victorious. On the "b.ut d-siaucd snow'3. lay
William Raymond, wounded with a poisonous
arrow; by his side was the graceful form lie once
cnrcsscd, and the same voice that spoke at the
bridal ALTAR now broke upon the car Of the dying
iu1n:
william Raymond, when flint and weary, Il
dark maid Of the forest nnrscd you by the white
mars arts you won her love. Your lying heart
derclved-slc was no more happy; the trees aud
iiOWcrS luukcd angry. Ashamed before her pGo-
pie she, left them at the Great Spirits bidding TO
revenge her wrongs. She warned the white
ilowar that nestled in Your trcachcrous bosom.
Her eye followed you-her heart sought revenge,
and has found il. Twas the hand OF the Violet
tE" that poisoned the arrow and sent it. to your
breast. She has brought Il charm--cam II axe you
wcln
Graspng attic shadow of restoration, he VOW
cd 10 become her slave and think of nouC other
if she would apply it. Io called her back TO
happy days and spoke oftiaaro ones, us he hall
raised himself to take her hand, and sunk back
almost exhausted. She bent over him till their
lips nearly met. Had the old time come DER
her, and her womans heart rciuutod: No
Raising hcrSort 10 the full height, with Il laugh
oltrunph, and a heart unmoved, she replied.
''Ao on cannot liso TO ret it-N iolct Eye will
not give it. You shall die and your sea p hang
at the rcd mans belt" Sn9lcltinw dirk from
his side, she con,inucd-"Whcn the Great Spirit
passes yon cloud you must die. Think OF the
white wife that wishes for YOU, look ON the dark
one now by your side. Soc It's time" And
with that hand
$50 soft in lovc--so wildly norvod in hate"
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Examine yOGlr Ga'taig frees.

The advice contained in the article be-
low, which we copy from an old paper, is
useful aud sCasonabIc:
AT this season, tarmcs ought TO pay
particular attention 10 their orchards, and
thoroughly examine the limbs and branch
IS OF The trees. II any are detective, or
have the appearance OF decay, they ought
TO be taken of,
"lhIs season of the gear IS peculiarly
favorable for this branch of hushandry, on
two accounts. From the lcailes$ state of
the tree, its limbs and branches, may be
easily surveyed, and their defects soon
discovered. The farmers eve will see.
and his judgment Immediately direct where
the saw aud the Ratchet are to be applied.
Gas IN man, 50 iii trccS-a scas0nablc
amputalion OF defective limp is ncccs-
sary for the preservation of health and
life. Besides, when defective limb of a
tree is taken of IN February or March,
time is given, before the iiac Of the sap,
for the wound to become scared. The
sap, when brought into circulation by the
influence of tie sun, will take It's drec-
ton into the remaining branches Of the
| tree.
81 know it is said by some, that the
best time TO trim fruit trees is when the
leaves are ont and the sap in copious cir
culation; because, as physicians, believe,
express 1t, the wound will heal by first in
| tenllon. But from observation am salts
| Ipl This ;c mot cnrrpci NC Ia irons II a
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FISH BONES.

# is well known that there is much pain and
danger resulting from the lodging OF small fish
bones in the throat. But perhaps 1t is not gencr-
aUy known that the white of an c@g poured
downtho throat al such times give immediate re-
lief The reason is obvious. Small bones, like
rns and needles, often lie across the passage
INTO the stomach, slightly aahcrcng by the points
the err cugs to them and carries them down.
lfthis Ercw.edac should ever come acceptable to
any one rs it did 10 him who asks yon to publish,
it, when during an hour OF intense anxiety OF
mind, he saw his beloved relieved from suffering
and the prospect Ola horrd death, then would
the contributor and publisher be repaid thou
sand fold,
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w 4 SIZING A'dDN
EH(D'H'EIEA.
March 30th lSil-1w


The subscriber. late Of Wilmington.
Delaware where he kept Public House
for many years, respectfully informs the
Public, that he has taken the Tavern house
in EIktou. lately occupied by Mr.. Josiah
Foard, and known as the Washington
Hotel, where he is fully prepared to en-
terrain both citizens and Strangers, in a
manner thai he hopes will give general
satisfaction.
lie is we'll prepared tc accommodate ci-
tiicr transient or permanent bOARDERS,
ut very moderate charges ind every effort
will be made to insure their comfort.
His TABLE will be plentifuIIy piled
with the best the market affords, served
up in the best style and every attention
VIII he bestowed to please i'll this branch
Of the business.
His Stable is an excellent one, well
supplied with provender- his hoslIers at
rcntive and oblglng, and his stable yard
is large aud commodious, with good sheds
for carriages.
DRONERS can be accommodated on
the most reasonable terms.
lie respectfully soIiccts share ofPub-
lie patronage, and natlcrs himself he will
be 1ble to merit it, by pleasing all who
give him call.
Respectfully
The Puhic's Scry't
SAMUEL MILLER.
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hRITlH Com TO MD TIE LoCoFoCos.-ll is
said in the London Times hat subscription was
recently opened in Fngand TO raise funds to cir
cnIate Free Tracts in foreign countries A very
large sum had been subscribed Some OF these
tracts are now being printed in New York, and
will BE- circulated extensively AL over the Union.
We give our l.ocoioco opponents joy ofther al
lance with the subjects Of her most gracious
Majesty GU ZEN VICTORIA. We are inclined
to think however, that British influence, backed
by British Cold, will not he able to whccdle tho
people INTO Suhscrvicmcc 10 their British princp
cs. II his Majesty Ming George Ill, was too
poor to buy up handful Of true-heartcd Wines
in lie glorious days Of '7G, we think the Royal
I,X"hcqucr of her present puisant Majesty Of
t.M~!and will hardly suffice 10 purchase the mil
lions of ihclr pair otto dcsccndnnts-thc WuuGs
of the present day. The Wings are, and ever
have been an uupurchascbIe commodity. 1t is
only Tories and Locoiocos who are ever in the
market, ready 10 be knocked oil to the highest
bidder.
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A Savannah Locoroco paper seems to
be aslounded at observing, in the immense
crowd that waited on Henry Clay in that
city, and wished him health, happiness,
and an election to the Presidency many
hundreds who were formerly opposed to
aim. The same wonderful thing is obser-
vabIe every where. Mr.. Clay's friends
are now composed Of various kinds of
good people and as the number has
increased by millions, it follows that many
are now his friends that were formerly
arrayed against him.
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From the Sparta Gazette.
a NEW CRAY SONG.

Ely J. ". VERSION.
AsI waIL'd ont last Wednesday, uir'rt,
The silver moon pour'd forth her light
There SITTING on . rocking rail
saw that Old Coon wag hia tail.
raiscd my Int and n1de bow,
lie courtcsycd To me quite low;
Said !. old friend, what news TO dayo
'llurrah' said he, 'lor Henry CLAYn
Says no, orlato Eve hccn unwcI,
And therefor kept mo in my cell,
But since Eve heard oflIEHny CAV,
The Tyler grippe ha: pnsscd away.
I'm FREQ from sickness free from pain,
And wontad strength returns 2glin;
And will labor night aud day,
To roll that ball for lIEHRy CLAY.
I'll travel cast and travel west,
For lIEMEV CLiY I'll do my best;
I'll Journey south and then 90 north
Each Struggling Coon will bring forth.
A numerous army there will be,
On Rivers, lakes and on the SEA;
Now hand in hand, and call TO call,
Well roll ahead that glorious bait.
Then crack your whip, old father time,
Cheer M your stcc,ls and hold your line,
We long 10 see, TO hail the day;
That makes Il President oi CLAY!
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In speaking Of the result of the Ccn-
necticut election, the New York Tribune
rnumeratcs the following as among its
fruits:
H. Two United Safes Senator's, one for
four and the other for six years ensuing.
Hon. John VI. Niles has now been kept
out Of his seat by insanity for four months
leaving the Stale but halt represented. 1t
will not, Of course, be allowed to remain
SO.
-. The State officers. including Judges,
Sheriff., sc. The Wings have been de-
prlypd Of even show OF participation IN
the Government for the last two years;
they will speak for themselves now.
p. The m9rai effect upon the public
sentiment Of the Union cannot be over
estimated, The Struggle has been for
great national objects, with the whole
people as intensely interested Witnesses
The triumph will send an electric thrill
through the whole Wing army throughout
the Union, and must proporlionably de-
press our opponents.
''l'hrce more Locoioro Congressman
are lett without constituencies. Now.
gentlemen Locos. 90 on and put your tariff
destroying bill through the House, and
then through the Scnatc-il you can"
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Madisonian, ITavre de Grace; Cecil Wing;
Kent News; CcnlrevIle, Times; Pearl,
Denton; Easton Gazette; Cambridge
Chronicle; Herald, Princess Ann; Banner,
Snow Hill; and German Core sPondcnt,
Baltimore; vii! insert the above once Il
week for fonr weeks, and the Baltimore
Sun. twice a week for three weeks.
ID. CLAUDE, Treas. Md.
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NOtice9 NOticCS.

4NREAT ATTRACTION, at WInT'S
aE New and Cheap Store opposite MIR. De
havn's Hotel.
Thesuhscribcr has iustrcceivcd from Phiadol-
phia, large and splendid assortment OF dry
soods OF cyly description; Hats, Caps, boots y
Shoes, Glass, China, l.tycrp"ol queens, cmtI'cn,
hard, and Ccadar ware; all Of which viii hu sold
MS low as they can be purchased clscwhorc.--
Call lur there arc bargains to be had.
Respectfully,
S. IL. B. WRIT,
Elktom Oct 9Ist l543
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Ely MRS. l.. HAYNES.

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| orIV --,,y,y efauI. in IG--,y i7s orr,-
f,rc ono Of which At tho rIG.r If a .ntry ,,tor-
! urnr cat con Of ,lq i;,r,.r r,Iosn oi,LIc of
! scaIns md Lieror,vmiIic marks tnId he WIS a
warrior ma rhinr Gflir,, Lrnor Iie si,ny,,
arm hrI 4 ,iI, .trrr ~ honds. ,,riln ,,,rc-
! no. own locked into tLn.r ro yonn, r,nnrr y.bo
| c,TarIv snrnI,r, c,.,,r5 nh ssoin,r The h,nllcs
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I.ocoroco TARIFF DocTRISC.- Senator Nc
Dnlic in a letter to Mr. Rrtchie OF the Richmond
Enquirer says there is but one motto under
which locoiDcoism can successfully rally and that
is ssrHEG TRADE. AND uNCoMrRoMSING WAR A.
GNHsr THE PROTECTIVE SYSTEM and IT'S MflL-
LATED MEASURES" What say the people to this
declaration /:
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FRANCS THOMAS.
STATE OF MARYLAND, TO WIT:
BE it remembered, and we hereby Ger
rrv that the alorcgomg is Il true copy Of
the Act crtlcd San Act To tax the COM
missions of certain Offices Of this State,
winch passed the General Assembly Of
Mary land at December Session one thou
sand eight hundred and forty three.
Given under our hands at the city of
Annapolis this ! llh day of March, ISL.
GEORGE G. BREW ER,
Clerk House Of Delegates of Md.
JOS II. NICHOLSON,
Clerk Senate OF Md.
March 30th 1Sl4-Iw
The Leonardtown Herald; Upper Mari
boro' Gazette; Rockville Journal; Torch
Light, llagcrstowu; Herald, Frederick;
Carrollionlan, Carroll Co; Republican,
Annapolis; Press, Toward District; Mad
isonian, HavrG de Grace; Cecil Wing;
Kent News; CcnreviIc Times; Pearl,
Denton; Easton Gazette; Cambridge
Chronicle; Herald, Princes Ann; Banner.
Snow HlII; and German Corresponding
Ballimorc; will insert the above once a
week for four weeks, and the Baltimore
Sun, twice "A week for three weeks.
ID. CL1CDE, IrcaS. .Nd.
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Law OF MARYLAND.
CHARTER $50.

CHAPTER go.
AN ACT to facilitate the collection of
SAFE Taxes in Saint Mary'a County.
WHEREAS it has been represented to
the General Assembly that the Collectors
of the Taxes, levied fer the use Of this
State, in St. Mary's County, were appoint
ed in the months of August and September
III the wear eighteen hundred and forty
threc. when bv the first section y! the Act
ol December Session, eighteen hundred
aud forty two. chapter two hundred and
sixty nine. the several and respective
County, District and CRY Authorities
were directed to appoint such Collectors
on the first Tuesday Of April, or soon
thereafter, in each and every year: And,
whereas, doubts are entertained in refer
cncc to validity Of the aforesaid appoint-
ments, the responsibility OF the Bonds
given by the said Collectors, and their
power to enforce the collection Of the said
Taxes, For remedy whereof. and to re-
move such doubs-i'hctcfnrc--
SrcY, /. Be il ceacird In The general
.9eu,oLL, or .aI,rJ}o,,J Ina, the onpoip,-
MONT hv ,I,n CnmH,v Authorities Of Sain,
},rv,s G,nntv of the several collectors
Of the Faxes ,cyciI for the use of this State
j., said rrnn,y Lo' AMI the Same is hereby
,.,,GrnnI ,,L n,Io Vail. and thc s.1.r
c,II" c,,rs .r, Lor,I,y lrr,,,el ,n ho.rl,tb-
ed with all inc uovcrs. riohts and oriyil-
|, res or,lo coiIectors who NAV have been
a5noin,cd in strict comDIiapce with the
said Act Of Assembly. OF anv other exist
mo Law. upnn the subject. and the Bonds
~ ~ ,Insa;L tnIIor,nrs am, tho n,,,ios more.
Wv, ~''', w., I;LI e., ~
w. "'o "''"Iy uvn'''IG,' W ~ I',,',' I'a 81
.','.IlLi;,,. , ,,,,.,,J ada,
'I|'''' az, ~ ~ W. w, ",;
tat ill., Loan , ~ .,.;a, nonrarrn,i,v ,.;,l
, ,I 1o,' '''''0 - ''''N' >''''>' any
''' c,a'n > 1na T.. :, o,a.,ol ,ho, Loco.,
.,,,o A., ',.m ,.ro "n,,n, ,,,n snra,;os -,
I '' s nH n n',p sL.u Ga ri hnIov,,
cnnrt " no,nm;s.;anar. ~, - Mo ,ov or soi'
c,,n,v ,b,ir .ssnr, !, wr;,;nr ,n ,hr mr.,
n;a ';"5' ' ''o - '''''''S' ~ Wv i''
En- ,5o Uor,c or DcIcna,ss In NE Senate,
March I'm ISL. March I'm. ISL
This EnCros- This Enpros
sod PHI tho $1,000 spd EilI. III,
or,,,,, or GnrAr ORIGINAL o
WHICH nosscd which possc,
| he House Of SEAL" } the Senate OF
DELEGATES ON ,hc ~ the 9TH dav o
3nd d,v Of March. March. 1914
| I@Ii w,s Ills was Ibis dav rea,
dav rcad and as and asscn,ed to.
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"San, sad one ljttlo urchn 10 another, the
other dav. "SaIn. does your Srhoo-nastcr over
rive Won any rewards of tncrirs
s'pusn lac docs,' was the rciondcr, "''n
givcs ne 'irhcn' regular every day, and says
merit two.'
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HzeA schoolboy at a recent examination at
an English Academy, was asked by ms 'nstr'c-
tor who discovered America ~ ",Sh may
l,c !, s,vs Il correspondent of the Banner Of
,rrntI, s,irEc didn't answer Yankee DOODLE"
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a. Make your company 'a''iy, ana pe"'
pie viii value it. Men dcsp'so what they can
easily nave.
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sed Bill, the sed Bill, the
original Of original OF
whick passed GREAT which passed
the House Of SEAL. the Senate on
Delegates on ---- tie 7lh day of
the 5lh dag of March ISL,
March, lSll, was this day
was this day read and assent
read and as cd to.
scented to.
i}v order, Bv order,
GEO. G. BREWER, JOS. II. NICHOLSON,
Cllrli Clerk.
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W0rCN TOlh--IW
95i,Ihc Lcouarltown Herald Upper
Marlboro Gazette Rockville journal
Torch Light, tiagcrstown Herald, Fred
crick Caroltonian, Carroll Co; Republ-
can, Annapolis; Press, Howard District +;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

&c g.-t.-s ,. FOR new BRUNSWICK; J {, -, z
Ia lyo'clock z. The steamboat RA FAN.
Ss:.ssz Capt Fisher. leaves the foot OF barclay Il
daily al z N andlng at the usual pacss gn5 con.eynS
iufnnr the Itqtan ieav., Eey Brunswick ~ hull past a
Nj Passengers leave Railway b. stage foo the boat at
AI descriptions Of freight taken bOard at Inc rsk Of ihc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
B The following is an extract Of letter from

E- The following is au extract Of u letter from
gentleman in WiDdham county, Vermont.
"Our crops are all good, excepting poato-tie'e
is moi only "a blast upon them, bur disease which
renders them unfit for use; in many fields, nine-
tenths are rotten, or beginning TO rot. Many hogs
are said to have died in consequence Of eating them
Such thing never was known here before. iio"
many will be saved will depend upon the weather
if it continues dry, we may save some, as there y
now and then field that is injured but little; we
are all busy in harvesting, but fear they will rot
in the cellars as it is impossible TO sort them pr
pery-some being diseased on tue outside and some
inside
F- A fire broke out in the Wedding factory "i
Taomas Riddle, in East Bennington VI on the 26'h
ult. Loss $l000-no insurance.
MAINE PorAToEs-rhe Ensiport Sentinel SAY =
the crop of Potatoes in Maine is first rate in all tie
State. This is good news.
APPOINTED. c. Mallory, Esq. Postmaster ic
Key West, vice l.. w. Smith, Esq, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

aWIcksp WErTcH.-A man named Seymour,
ha. been urr sted at Richmond charged with piac-
NC ,nl,er ecro,. the Petersburg Railroad for the
urpose of upsettiug the cars out oil revenge for be-
ing itnrned our of them when drunk. He is said to
belong 10 ttis city
S,pucrIos.-Parker Buell. OF Mendou, recovei-
cd at the recent Circuit Court, on Friday, verdict
of $1,000 against ralcolt 7. Powers, for the seduf
,;o, 81 hi. daughter. Roch. Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
CLOTHING.

H. WASRBURN, (la:c E4seron 3 Washhutn. would
respectfully nurn friends and customers. thnt ne hGs
taken The spacious store No 3; john street n-we.
iam and Nassau streets aad iJu: dous from the corner oi
Ivilqn where he viii coutnus the business ot Merchant
IrO! lie would also .ut1tm The Public that ne WI nave
consaay hand !ne He~e, sYit o.. l'a1lf % II e. [ 10
sr Inc It approved London aud Hr'ls!al stys, ana wa
Gentlemen Will please cal ana leave thelL orders with Ger
,ainty ;fat hey Sha e osgmg and faithfully executed
-ly4N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
CUTLERY.
CUTLERY, rLATED WARE, TEA
TRAYS k.c

TRAYS. &c.
JEJIIlANs x Sill. 10 Maiden is4s ,nyie NE ihe aen
w iion of dealer, 10 their stock ot NEW GOODS lAo"
,,nsn;,s I,,on,i.tinc II! part efthe following:
Fine ivory TABLE CUTLERY. oi Rogers md other ma
T,,uon Serrp stag t.c ditto ditto vanous maker5.l
p0t'KET I,IrrLERY-A complete assortment oi R"seI>
,No,IauhGin', t'roake's. &c. &c.
RAZORS-W. x : Burcnsf's. E!ct's, Rogers Wosef'
1nni's s. Crnuke'., Barber. Sc.
StIISSOKS-,it all Hutct ma sers.
PLATED WARE.
Casters Baskets. Communion Ware. Candiescks NpiterS
Sheffield Plated Desert KNIVES and Forks. III sets OF 1e
uors oraspt;%NED ViRH-tine Gothic. Sandwich, and com
mon , rrnys together with great variety G Fancy lisIH
ware all of which they offer n the lowest prices 9-. i
TABLE CUTLERY B. Rich7rds9n s. sons ,nps,o
Irpr tuilery inr snie the manufacturers prices. Dy
$40 JANIS WAEKES 81 MuIden Lane. u2 shifs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

p, b,r orJe;e nj BOSTON o, the ID from Sydney
the during the late gale. lost ui i~htk> a!d Une;
damage Capt and ore were washed o'eib0t!d Dut
succeeded IN iegaiGine The vessel. a.,
Schr Harry Iincsey saunders, cl Bangor, from fhaae
ph.a or Hu,,Un struck Black LedGe aucqt pls un
dnv morning and 10 about Ird.a nall bised; About
i3 NJ The wnd shifted TO ;W md blew the remainder OF ne
ly nit hr.iran. The ye,se gradually heeled over end
M about pin disappeared Nothing saved from tie wreck
nnd those board .sved oy win. they ind on Capt y S
vile and crew were picked w by Capt JOSIAH heeny VINO
Ind yun. to the II aance IN n smack. soon uet they eit,e
wreck in their boat nEd lrdeh lIAbOs Mouth at II w.
George CuInStuck.
Big I'm " from Turks Island for New-York. put into Lit
nc Eg. !aIbor Thursday lust account hi head wiAcs
Ga Friday attempting OC she wcnl ashore on ltoi5f
Shon both anchcrs aud ay that situation unt! TIE gale
SUNDAY morning. when he went to Her sall:, ytfGs
and casks ashore the beach, The hall Is bot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
HARDWARE.

A MERICAN WROUGHT IRON BUTT lllNGES:-lhM ne ne
wrought ron Bult Hinges the city OF Troy They ars able
IN InnIy T.rs for Table and Pew Door Butts. and vii soon
he aSe to furnish nil the kinds offered the market From
commencement o; the business one o The su'cr5 @
e engaged IN Il rs superintendent for the various !snuinc
tucrs of the article The inventions aht improvements ae
m LIN IN the innciDery have brought the br'ints To us pre-
sent compntiye state perfection, and they tneLeine ieei
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