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TRUSTEES SALE
OF a VALUABLE
Fishery and H'avsn.

by virtue of a Decree of the HIGH
Court OF Chancery Of MARYLAND, the sub
scrber as Trustee, will offer at Publ,
Sale at the Court House door in Elkton.
Cecil county, on WEDNESDAY the 4th
day OF April next, at O'Clock P. NJ.
the following property, viz:
The Farm or Plantation, situated in
the lower part Of Ponds Neck, in Sasse-
tras Neck, Cecil county, near the mouth
of the Elk River, belonging to Jas. w,
Wroth Esq. containing about
las Acres
of Land, more or less, together with the
Valuable Fishing Shore thereto attached
commonly known by the name of the
"BrAcu FlsnERY.D
The improvements on the premises
-e4&---k are, a comfortable Frame
ESM; ~ Dwelling House nearly new.
s.E 5ffss h.S3 new barn, and other neces
aA---'>''s'-A- sary outbuildngs in excel
lent order,. The situation is believed to
be healthy. The land is in good condi-
ton and under good fencing, and being
immediately on the water, every conye-
hlence IS afforded for procuring lime sc
ana communicating with the markets.
The Fishery Is well known 10 the
public as one Of the best at the head of
the Chesapeake Bay, and in the worst of
seasons, has never rented for less than
$3.50. 1t is in excellent order, with
fish houses. Sc, all nearly new. The
Farm and Fishery will be sold together.
ALSO, tract f!and called sCHASE,'
separated from the above Farm by lands
belonging to John B. Hays, and contain
ing about AS ACRES
in good order and under good Genceino.
he above property will be shewn to
purchasers by the tenant residing on the
Beach Fishery Farm.
Jhe terms of sale prescribed by the
Decree are, one third part of the pur-
chase money TO be paid in cash on the
day sale, one third IN six months, and
the balance in twelve months thereafter:
the two last mentioned payments to bear
interest from the day Of sale, and to be
secured by the bonds or notes OF the DUR
chaser with security to be approved by
the trustee, Or the whole may be paid
in ersh on the day OF sale, at the option
OF the purchaser.
GEO. ROSS VEAZEY, Trustee.
Mar SIS Is st Panl's St, BALTIC
=, Hartford Madisonian and Delaware
Republican, will copy law3w and send
5lls TO thls office.
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GVIA " %.

PERUVIAN and PATAGONIAN GUANO,
IN bags and bbIs, for sale in lots 10 suit purcha.
ers--a reasonable deduction made TO store keep
ers.
OlL-Bleacled anI unhleached Winter, Solar
Elephant and Whale Oils also, light coored
selected rackcd Whale Cd, suitable for re,
failing.
Patent lltor .Nachine,y.-The subscribers are
now prepared to supply "Dcvlans Patent
Oil'' in any quantity; machinists, 'manufaclu'
rers, sc. are requested to call and examine
the article. Certificates Of its efficacy and SUI
periorIty over all other oils, from several of
our most extensive manufacturers are in our
possession
STARCll--Kingsford s. Sons pure pearl starch
For sale by ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
% and 20 South Wharscs, near Chestnut ST.,
b. ~, '49--3m Philadelphia.
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u lNEGAR.-Best Picking Vinegar, OH hand
v and for sale, by the gallon or barrel
Aug 90, VIM. PELI..
SALT SALTW S4LTLy
Ground Alum, Turks Island and Dairy Salt
ustors and for sale by Vim. TORBERT.
This is to Give Notice; That the

subscribers of Cecil county have obtained
from the Orphans Court of aid county, lie,
tiers of Administration on The personal G S.
tate of Nicholas House, late of said county
decd, All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhib-
it the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 18Th day OF
January 1850. they may otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
ques'ed to make immediate payment 10 the
Given under our hands this
24th day of February, iS49.
DEBORAH PASSMORE. J
ELLIS PASSMORE.
Admins. d. B. G.. T.
February, 9th '49.-6w.
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CABINET WARE ROOM
In Ehton By
FHavsEshansS &. Eansgyc5l,

- EIsas- "a ~ Viz
HE undersigned have established
themselves in Elkton, at the shop in "IHe
HoIlow," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpo'e preparing to
order, and keeping on hand all kinds OF
Cabinet FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in ono
he large cities, they have brought witt,
hem all the arts Of the trade, and are
prepared to maka the best articles. as vel
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves, and are under but light ex-
penses, they can afford TO sci at lower
pie es than the city shops.
In short every article in their line, no
matter how stylish or costly. or whether
be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
Tor common pine.
They willaso make collins ofall kinds
and attend FUNERALS,
whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having il well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSHBANK.
MATTHEW CANTWELL.
E|k,on June 27'h DO
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THE CECIL WING.
Suffering.

o, Observation-Disclosures Mary. cay,
When shish- shish-shall we welded be?
Nin-name she ha-ha-happy day
That will us III ,r-nlr married see.
Nay, doe-Iid-dearest though thy cheek
A cre-crick-crilnson blush hath dyed,
could not wait wee -wee-wesk
Without my Io-jaw-jovlul bride.
Then, Mary, let US f-'h-fix
For Too-rco-Tuesday next the day,
When in the morn at ss-sis.six
I'll ty-fy-tetch thee hence away.
Then to some bub-bub- b.ssful spot,
To pass the mum-mum- month wall 90.
A cook coach l've gee-g ce got
Thou canst not say nin-NiN-N Y.no!
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GNUANO.-J. b. a. s. S. ALLEN, SoUru
Va WHARyEs, Philadelphia, Dealers IN Guano
fire now prepared to supply PERUVIAN and
PATAGONIA GuANo, in lots to suit purchasers.
Il LIBERAL deduction made to purchasers of
Twenty Tons and upwards. March 3-2m.
WISH FLANNEL, For bv
Oct. rs, '4S. Brown & McINrlRB.
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FUEs.
RICH FANCY FURs FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Charles .Oakford, T'urrier.
No. lO4 CHESTNUT ST,


A Jsw Doors above Third, PHILADELPHIA,
would invite the ladies to call and examine his
super Tor stock Of Mutis, Boas, Tippets, &C. of
every variety, consisting of Rich Russia Sable,
Hudson's Bay Martin, Norwich Martin, Mink
Stables, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Ermine
Fitch, Lynx, sc. &c. These skins have been
selected with great care, and are made by tho
best workmin in tho country. Ladies may rest
assured that no article will be offered for sale
in this establishment that is not perfect in every
respect.
CHARLES GAYLORD.
l04 Chestnut st. few doors above Third, Phil.
adelPhia. Sept'--6ni.f
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;5 i2s a' b. i s:;F rs Is
frgA15t * Sg'Y1gyV,
50 49, f:5ss ,..ss./ 9;;;.g fT:fT1,SdEM
I >EAg. ~ I2a..s5x Y ta.s Nl..si: - *
WESTERN NEW YORK
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF I1GA Ell,
OF Min sLrnd Rttiin 10 II Y

GOT Main street, Buffalo, Il.
Dr.. C. G. Vaushn's Vaystlb!s Li.h)atapt,c
Mixture, a calebr llsi IN ,ijcn, syhsGh has ntis
GREAT CURES IN ALL DISEASES,
nov latrodacedi nto this ssc.iol, Tls limits
Of an advertisement viii not permit an ez.,li,a
notice Of this remedy; W, have oaly to az i.n
for its Agents in the United States and Cauadlss
large number Of educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
IN high professional standing, who make g,nar-
al use Of it in their practice in the foliow ny lis
cases: Dropsy, Gravel, aud diseases ofthe eco
airy organs; Piles and all diseases of tn oNur
arrangements ofthe Liver, &C., and all genr
diseases Of the system. It's particularly
qucs,gd thai all who contemplate the use oftho
article, or who desire in!orniation respecting it,
will obtain pamphlet Of 8 ; pages. which Agent
whose names arc below will GLADLY give away
tins books treats upon the method Of cure-eX
plains the pro perties Of The article, and the DIS
eases ii has been used for over this country nd
Europe for four years with such perfect effect.
eua lG pages Of testimony from the highest
yc-rtcgs will be found, with names, places and
Dotes, which cal be written TO by any one in
racstcl, and The parties will answer post paid
communications.
SIX for the hlet, as no other supam
hvlot has ever been seen. The evdonc, OH
power Of this medicine over all diseases is gu
canteed by persons Of well known standing in
rCty.
Put up in 80 or. and l2 OF. bottles. Prco s.,
so OF 81 II o.; the larger being the cheaper.
Every bottle has
"G. C. VAUGHN"
written on the directions, &c. See pamphlet
page IS. Prepared by DR.. G.. C. VAUGHN,
and sold at Principal Office 2t7 Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y. Offices devoted to sale of this
article exclusively, 1872 Nassau, New ark. and
4 nd S,ln
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West Philadelphia
S z d v HI ~ % az "a g

The subscribers respectfully inf,rm their
friends and the public that they are now prepar
ed to execute any ORDERS with which they NAV
he favored, for their WEsY PnLApELPAlA Cow.
rLETE Cook STOVE, Of which they have three
sizes; CANNoN and BARE CYLINDER STOVES. sew
en- s!2Hs; Bases and Tops for Cylinder Stoves. five
Sizes OvES PLArGs, four sizes; COTTAGE AR
TIGHT PAnLoE Stoves, for wood two sizes: G As
Ovens, three sizes; CAsr-rEoN Heaters, and a
large and beautiful assortment Of Patterns for
Iron Railing.
Their goods are all made of the best material
and from new ind beautiful designs.
Their Vest Phitat'a Con,pietc IS, without doubt
the best and most salcable Cook Stove n the
market. They are constructed with Motifs PA
ent Feeder, Front and Crate, which gives them
decided superiority ever al! others. They on
~ want trial TO confirm what is here asserted.
CASTINGS ofall kinds made to order VIM
Promp,ness and despatch.
Samples may be seen and orders lett nt the
Foundry, or at J. B. konLER's, 1874 north Sc
cond st; MArnIEu & DoIsEAu's, 1877 south Second
st and at WILLIAMS & HINDs' sos Market street.
WILLIAMS, KOIlLER, MATTHEW & co.
Aug. 10, AS en-
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California Rifles.

Manufactured especially for that country
on hand and constantly for Sale by the sub
scrlber, who keeps complete assorlmen,
OF RIFLES olevery description, SHOT
GUNS, Powder s SLOT; PERCUSSION CAPS,
l'rhsKs, &c.
Companies and individuals leaving for
ta'!iornla will be supplied Al The shortest
notice and lowest cash prices, a, the North
East corner Of Second and Walnut Sweets,
Philadelphia,
JOHN kRIDER.
Jan. 10 1919
h RY GOODS.--Just received, n lot of Dry
d Goods, fresh from the city, " hich ON Of
ieIing at the smallest advance. VIM. PEl.L.
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NOTICE.

INO
Is hereby given, 10 the creditors of Samuel
Price, that Il personal discharge hath been
granted 10 said debtor, and that the first Monday
Of the nox: April term of Cecil County Court
being the first day of said county Court hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and show cause,
if amy they have, why a final discharge shall
not be granted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Oct. 81 Assn. Cecil tcuCour
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Erlni3 a1lTalloV Gtsiz3aT
KODM FEERE.
StoVeSi Styas!!

Tho subscriber wishes to inform you, one and
all, that he intends this Fall and Winter to keep
all kinds ofstoves, which he will sell cheap 70
cash or country produce. The following e
ONE Of the kinds he will have on hand.
The cc,ehraacd Buck Stove,
Church's improved Favorilo
do Air-tight
Philadelphia Alright
do Willow Stove
Cast Iron, alright Parlor stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on top.
Plain plate stove
Coal stow IS for Offices and stores
and nj ether kinds that are in use Call rrionr
and fellow citizens and examine for yourselvee
Try, and proye-you will not fail to be pleased
Recollect the old stand--Lhe large brick, on the
corner near the bridge. Respy
JOHN r. GRAHAM
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H2arlS Wanted.

The highest market price id in cash or goods
for Spanish or Black Oak Bark, at w. PELL'S
cheap store East end of Elkton.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GUUDS.
William Torhert would respectfully inform the
public that he has received large and we'll Sc
iect stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now offers at very ow prices. They CONSIST in
pah Of English, Wrench and Beaver Cloths
various colours * prices, Cussimers, Satnctls,
kerseys, Fesngs, &c.
LADIES DRESS goods.
silks (Blk and Funcy,) French Mcrnocs Par
Bmettas Sole D'Almuni, Lusttcs AlpGGas, Cash
inercs, NJ DcLancs, Sc. together with large
and handsome OF Of Prints from J to IL - cts
per yds.
ShnwIs. Embroidered Tibet, Terkeri, Cha
mellon Cloth, Oblong 4 Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, Flanncls from - Q cts to higher
prices Brown and White muslin from to ii cts
per I'd, 5 and 10 quarter Sheetng bro. white and
coi'd. Canton, Striped Shifting, 'Ticbings, lois
cry, Gloves, Laccs, Edgings, variety Of Trim
ing Goods, &c. together with Il variety Of other
articles all Of which will b. sold on accommodate
my terms.
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
invites the attention of all believing from his cx-
perience in the Dry Good Business that he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most per
sons and equally as cheap as they can be obtain
ed anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
n. b. country produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
One Door above the Court House, w. T.
Elkton, Oct IS, '4S.
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I'D iCkLES. --SniisAm9 othican medal Pick
X les. Just receivo s 7orsF le by
Aug. 10 AS, Wm,uREERT.
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March 3rd '49-t $.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-24

Tor fines eSttrf. Amendments IepoIiesl
~ ihs JGdicialy ea.nmiliee we're sdoPicd,
ana The bIlI Pssssd he second heading.
Sir. Berry called up bill 10 di.iGe he
eonniy OF OFarge. anh establish = new
county called Aismsnee. which passed IL
sts Ond ami lhirl reading.
AIR. A,he called up he bill Ia Establish
lie Bank nf Faysllesilir. Mhlrl passed
IL Second reading.
A numbsi II fngEnsstd bills E0m the
Iirse we've lrad lie iirsl lime.
The SENATE ,llrn Took up the lill con
reInIng PedIars. 10 uhlrh imeadmenls
were made, and HE bill passed Us lhird
leading.
Mr. Ellington inirednred bN 90 in
cot poiaie The cllarlnne and Dsnvile Rail-
Rad Company which uss read she fire.
Time. sud made the order Of lhs day Ia
FRIDAY u ~ O'Clock.
Thursday, isnssy IL.
| Afier The usual morning bnsii~ss. Ihs
hill relating 10 pedlars, VAS taken np. de-
hated somewhat. and some propositions
made 10 amend. ailer which il psssed III
third reading.
The bull 10 amend The Revised Statutes
entitled bills. hon,ls and promissog notes
passed ils third reading.
Mr.. Woodfn in,roduce,la bill U amen'
he Revised Statutes concerning Appeals
whirl passed ils three readings.
The bill 10 provide for The ren0rsl o
civil sc.ions from lie County TO the Su
perior Courts was rejected.
The engrossed hill 10 incorporate ih
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
Company. passed lis second and lhiI,
reading.
frESISG SESSION.
The evening session was consumed u
the 81 reading of private bills.
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Callf0rnia.-lt is currently rumored
that the Government at Washington has
received dispatches from California later
Than those already published, which more
than confirm former accounts Of the rich
ness Of the Gold Mines. Indeed il is as
serted that the extravaganza Of the Ian
guage used in The dispatches is The cause
assigned for Withholding them from the
public. n. u. Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-24

Fortune. Charles f. Adams. the laie
Free Soil candidate for the Vice Presden-
cv. is now rich enough 10 remain prl'
vae individual. In addition 70 fortune
inherited from his father. lie is one Of the
heirs ef the lale Peter G.. Brooks, the
weallhiesl man in New England, who was
his faihel-ln-law. Another daughter OF
Mr.. b., is the wife of President Everett
Of Harvard University, who also has
handsome estate OF his own.
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Professor Samuel Cooper. IN eminent
English surgeon. and author Of C'oprr )
ShrgNal Dictionary, died rcce nilyin i.'"'
In.
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Steam Boat Burnt-rhe Sleame

/" Empire State whIch Piled between
New York and Boston. was destroyed
hy fire on Saturday the 18Th inst. She was
one of the finest steamers running on ouf
waters. aud was valued al sl5O.oOO.
There was an insurance on her Of 500,
00O.
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EVENING SESSION.

The bill To produce conformity in,the
charters granted To the Charlotte and s.
Carolina Railroad Company. By The states
Of North and South Carolina. was read a
second lime and on motion az Mr. Wal.
ker. The rules wete suspended anl The bill
read The third lime and passed.
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EVENING SESSION

Mr.. Caldwell moved 10 lay the unfin-
i.hed business Of this morning on The Ia
BILE. and take up the bill to incorporate the
North Carolina Railroad Company. Car
RED
The question before the House then,
was on the amendment altered yesterday
by Mr.. Wadsworih, which was Adopted.
The question was then taken on The
passage of The bill ON lis second reading
aud decided in the ncgalive-56 TO 80.
Mr.. Love moved TO reconsider the vote
Just taken.
Mr.. Paine moved 10 lay this motion on
the table. Carried.
Mr.. Slanly Then moved call of Tic
House, in order 10 have decisive vote
on the bill 10 incorporate the North Car
n.mA Railroad Company. Carried.
Alter the lapse Of some fifteen or lwen-
" min '''s. all the absrn,eos having IA de
Ihrii az. carlnce,
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A pO[TTTeIAN on PRINCIPLES.

Sept. 22d, I843, Gen Quitman wIose-" a
Tree people dare not cannot say, after aequios-
cling in the acts Of their government for three
years, and after re-eleenng the popular Gov
ernoL who had approved the supplemental act
and bonds, we are not bound in lat0 or morals
to pay The money borrowed by that Govern
ment, on the bonds signed by that Governor''
The organ. of the LOcOfOcO party in this State
asserted. and in capital letters too, that Gen.
Quitman said in l849-"t The further agitation
of the Union Bank Bond question would be
derogatory to the name and character f the
State; that the people nave decided that there
is neither constitutional nor moral obligation to
pay these bonds, and that as Governor Of the
State be would sign no bill looking in any way
to their payment :"
Very tOpIoftical, truly. You were for The
bOnds-nOw against them; you say the people
were Tor the bonds and now are against them
Suppose that the people,
@Being to your faults a little blind,
And TO your virtues Cery kind"
Should elect you Governor, but at the same
time elect a Legislature who were honest
enough to pass a bill for the payment of these
bonds, you would veto it, would you? You
claim the right to change your opinions when
you please. but deny it to the people! No, no.
General, be consistent-act upon the one prin-
ciple. and the only one YOU ever have politi-
cally acted upon change with the majority
follow the multitude to do good, as well as to
do evil, and who knows that you may not yet
90 to the u. S. Senate. DON'T be afraid of the
State organ. 1t was hard on you some years
ago, and should you live ten years longer, will
very likely be hard on you again. Great
changes take place in the political opinions Of
some men in less time than that,
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DEATH OF Mrs. MADIsoN.-A Geographic des-
patch announcing the death Of this venerable
lady at Washington on the 9th was incor-
rect. she died in that city on the night ofthe
18th.
Mrs. Madison was, we believe, a native Of
Philadelphia, Her maiden name was DorotheO
Paine. She was first married to Mr.. Todd OF
Philadelphia, afterwards a member of Con-
gress. BY him she had one son who still lives
A few years after the death Of Mr.. Todd his
widow was married to Mr.. Madison, In the
prime Of life she was a woman OF surprising
beauty, and up to her death she retained near
ly in its full vigor an intellect of a very supe-
rior order, equal it is said to the task of gov
erning men and guiding the State, Her stately
and courtIy manners inspired the utmost res
pect in the highest circles, and her character
was 50 high and pure that such manners SEEM
ed to be the natural illustrations of its unahec-
ted nobility. She lived to see a feeble nation
grow up to a giant manhood, and died full oil
years and of such honors as her sex may at
ain.-V. Wing,
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RnME


Afera severe bembardment by three squad
rons of the French army they have succeeded
in establishing them elves within the QUEER
walls early on the 22d. They have since been
occupied with operations for acquiring posses,
sion of the inner bastions and defences, but,
up to the 23d and oath, they had not made
much progress. Every inch of ground was
stornly defended by Garibaldi, who still c%ontin-
ues in command, stoutly defending his ground,
and animating the Romans to resistance.
The latest intelligence says 0udinot had so
far succeeded that the city was entirely at his
mercy-to spare which, and the horrors Of a
rightful carnage, he submitted terms to the
Triumvirate which it was thought would be
accepted.
1t is rumored that England has presented
friendly remonstranees against the lombard
ment Of Rome, urging the French Government
to come to accommodating terms.
The London Globe states that the Schles-
wig affairs are rapidly drawing to a'conclusion,
and that the first settlement may be expected
in a fortnight.
The Hungarians were partially defeated by
the Austrian troops on the 2lst, and forced to
retire beyond Waab, where from the nature Of
the country, they will be better able to- repel
invading forces.
Letters in the A tstrian and German journals
state that engagements have recently taken
place between the Austrians and Hungarians
at ten different points ca the Waag. Some
ascribe victory 10 the Austrians and Others to
the Hungarians. The German Reform, which
has hitherto been favorable, says that the Aus
TRANS have sustained severe checks, and that
the cholera and other maladies are raging in
their camp. The Magyars are displaying
greater enthusiasm than ever.
Kossuth has ordered the Austrian prisoners,
several thousand in number, to work on the
Debreckson railroad.
Advices from Italy to the 9th states that
Ancona, after destruction by bOmbardment, has
surrendered to the Austrians. The terms Of
capitulation are a political armistiee to the in
habitants.
The bombardment of Venice has been sus-
pended in consequence of proposals for Capit-
~ulation having been made by the besieged.
Accounts from Central Germany and Prus.
STA are of a much more decisive character than
hitherto,
The Emperor of China refuses to carry out
the stipulations Of the two treaties, which pro-
Vided that Canton should be opened to for
eigners.
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GRoPs, '&c.-lps no use talking sbout crops,
n it ever quits raining the corn crop will be
good. Cotton is no where above water. It
commenced pouring last Thursday week, and
has Taincd and poured every day since, as some
say. We say that Sunday came very nea1
supporting lie character bv not raining--it only
"mis.ed,n The sun is shining this friday
morning; but it will rain before night. vs.
would not insure a bale Of cotton to the hant
in the whole Of this county, for any premium,
II P. Nit 10 raining.