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The FARM a anil" aor.p o. I>lAton. of Tie
late Mrs Ana /. t,ii.. now ocruu.ed by john
DAVIS containing ,non .53 A.ILS of Land,
r4r 2D n "uD..
60 ih, buIi- are Con!crla
ES@; 4 ale two story fK a Ne DIV Ell
90 - .IAn--Fono Barn, Staoie, sc
=; also
100 ACRES Of Meadow Land hai mile from
Ektun and lying between the above mention
ed Farm aud the Lands or Mr. JACOB c How.
ard---lL vlti be Invaded to suIt purchasers.
also
a lot Of g ACRES-soulh Of Purnells Mill
adjoining Col. Gructue 5 I.nud.
.USO
the lot at the corner Of the Landing Lane on
which l., the house known as the Old Poorho use.
also
tia Wharf Lot at the Gr,dgs now occupied a
Il i.pmbrr Yard h} Mr. john A. Jol,nson--o
which are two tcncmcnts.
.iISD
2 adjoining lots Of WOODLAND at ys.iisssl.sY,ss.
Egg llIll, 81 - and 81 ACRES sesS+s5.ssa
irsucct!vcly--pIrtly Of C"csnui, and - sssS,s
"A tract oi 81 ACHES Of cleared
Land losuing tract Of Ils ACRES.
and
Upper Wharfat Elk Landing.
Apply to
JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Piano Forte Warer0ons,
No III Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

THE OLD STAND
Occupied for more than one third of century
by Go Nllle ESQ.
Gill;. The undersigned would most le-
~ e: !, ~ h specially announce to the public
z j gthat he Is AGENT for more thlu
rNENIy q! the most celebrated manufacturers o
boston, New York. Philadelphia, aud elsewhere;
and Is constantly receiving FROM them Pianos
of the richest aud most varied styles, of superior
tone, and OF the most superb finish, OF 6, TO 7
Oclavr~, which arc warranted equal Ia any man
stclured cIti,cr H. tins country or in Europe.
Just received also, irhcr supply ofCRUyca
oad Parton organs, OF beautiful patterns, and Rnc
tones.
His Warcroom is constantly sGprlird Will, n
choice selection Of SsERAPHISEs ard MiloproNs
from the olhtst and most extensive manutac'O-
rlrs ia the UuJtod Staies among which is "A new
style REED UkG,N, having tarhart's patent
Improvements, with Gilt pipes in front, and case
elegantly carved ADD highly ornamental.
Cunning and Repairing -Sg. Salvador La
Grassa, d,stingu shed Piano Forte Manuactu-
rel and Organ Builder, will attend 10 ordrrs.
OSCAR L. 3 CAh!kn.
Injia., aug 3i--5m
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This is to Give Notlcc, That the

This is to Give NOTICE, That the
subscriber OF ecil county hah ob'aiued
hom the Orphans curt OF said county, Ie!-
ers Testamenlary on the personal estate o
Htanah Price late Of said county de.
ceased An persons having claims aeains
the said deceased, are hereby waraed 10
exhibit tie same it'll the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated on Or before tie 3,h day
OF May 1891, they may otherwise 10y
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment
TO the subscriber Given under my hand
his 18th day June 1850
SAMUEL pRIE EN'tr.
Y,,, -Sn
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s,ggsoEtSsaa 'aa 'TaElr Notice"
JOHN kklDER,

Northeast Cor Ualnm and Second SIS, Philadelphia
II III AS Just Received fresh assortment OF
II ESHOT GUNS, Powder Fiasks, Gams
Eogs, aud all other sporting apparatus, OF the hes
and most approved patterns which lie continue
10 sell at the most reasonable rates
lie is also prepared to supply all description
efEpur,ing Powder, Percussion Caps, Shot, Bui
lie, Sleu!ds, Bali and Blank Blank Cartridges,
and all materials tor Gun Slancrs, SPor'smen,
kc. as low as any other establishment IN the U.
States.
superior article of Percussion Caps, de-
signed expressly for u S hiles, always on hand
In testimony OF bis skill as manufacturer thu
Franklin lnsiitntC awarded TO him two Certl.i-
Gates, III the year 1870 and ~, and four Silvei
Medals in the year lS44, %, ~ and 49, all IN
which may be seen at his place OF business
a assortment oti'ish NJ Tack" constantly
hand. lPha aug 3l--3m
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Aslrology, Astronom, Thr enolo-
gy, and Geomancy.
BY PROFESSOR C. ROBACK,
FROM SWEDEN.
OFFICE No II Loci ST STREET opPO
SITE MUSICAL FUND HALL,
PHILADELPHIA Pa,

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JUST ARRIVED
A Handsome Assortm ent Of
New Spring and Summer Goods
AT THE

CHEAP SrORE,-Iast end Of Elkton.
Wa NJ. PElL takes this method of iniorTiuE
w the citizens OF Cecil county, that he sui
continues to sell Bargains in Dry Goous, Gro
ccrIes. Sc, purchased in PhlIadeIph aud BAL
,liuore at tie very lowest figure, which enables
him to sell 1T astonslingly low prices, aud 10
offer 10 purchasers greater Inducements than he
has ever before done. His principle IN business
is that "nImbic sIXpence is he ter Than SLOW
2-Iilinu,n and he always endeavOrs 10 give his
customers the worth oi tnrir money, Tor then
Trey are sure to come again.
He invites attention to the following cata-
lopue ofgoods, viii be found inferior to none III
this market.
DRY GOODS Superb Linen Lusrcs for
II cents per ward, Lawns and befeges hne cam
brc aud Book MusIins, figured and stnped ditto
aIpaCas, very cheap, new style GInGham" and
Alouslin de l4aiucs, very pretty Ladies' camorlc'
and Lawn lldS's, Il new style, l.ncrs aud EdgS
mrs rom | cent up, Ladies worked coIiars-
summer sAams, g'np. trnge and trlmmlugsl
bfaidrngs, IL general variety, Calico al b. &, 5
and 10 cents 1t can't be beat, Cloths. taSs,
meres and VcsiIugs, great variety, DrIIlngl
bltached and brown, Superior sInr'mg and shec
rr, flannel, white, red and yellow caution fan
mel, brown and bi chrd, oi superior quality,
Linen iablc Covers, towel linen, and crash. BED
uCKlug from 10 10 5 cents, ucN style neck and
puckct hands,, hosiery, gloves, su~pcnacrS, gen
ielucu's standing cuiiaIs, cotton laps and "ad-
ing, IRISH linen ana brown !iUl.and, very sub
tanlB!
GhUCEEIES & VAHlLTY.-S"ear,c coffee
to-. thoro,atc, nOlasars, meul flour, cheese
crackers, bacon, dIed beet, sausl.es, h' c
tongues, ard. herring. mdCkrrci, salt, candles
soap, clndle : i'ks, spades sh"Nels, hoes, r"krs
forks paints, oils. glass and pul,y, dye stuff,
ti,rN fish ttrk ip
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q u A u ID

e BE SUBSCRIBERS have IN store and &c
Il sale upon reasopablc terms,
500 tons dry Patagonia GuaMo.
200 do Government Peruvian Guano.
The quality OF the above we can recommend
WIN confidence TO those in want OF the arIl,!e.
Liberal deduction made to country Merchants
ALLEN * NEEDLES.
% and % SoutL Wliarvcs, above CMcSnut st.
aug "l-.3m Pu,LApELrurA.
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EE0TGSE.gG.

WBTM. G. LOWE respectfully informs his
w friends and tho public generally, that he
is now making up at his extensive clothing esab-
IIs|lmcmt. no. 81 Market Street, between Front
& Second. Whining ton, a large and fashionucle
assortment Of clothing, which he intends selling
at the lowest price, for cash. Thankful forlhe
patronage heretofore so literally eXtcned to him
he respectfully invites continuance Of the same
Clothes made to order at the shortest notice. in
the hest and most fashionable manner.
Wilmington, Del. J " Is w
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BUAkDIN (ANL IAl SlIUUL
FOE: laDS.SG LADIES, nj
SMITHS ROVE

The Sessions are ottwenty-two weeks, or two
quarters duration each, ami commence On the
first Wednesday III April anu thelast Wednesday
II September.
Terms sUrB OaraisiS Pupils.
For Board, Washing, and Tuition, $40 year
per quarter, 81 81
TIE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, $50
DRAWN and Painting, 6 y
Music, $40 90; usa OF Piano, ~ 90 II
French. U
Lcun, 8 U
Needle Work, o
Bed, Bedding, Napkins and Towels, if
furnished, 90
The above terms include, besides the common
studies, The various branches o. Mathematics
Natural aud Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Names Elements, Logic, Watts ON the Mlnd,
History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, GeUIo-
~, hlnleaugy and Physiology. lie French
Is taught effectively.
Pupils requested to furnish their own bc0
nd napkins.
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e1 LOOK HERE Cheaper than
Ell Ever. Just received lot Of
sass- xfscheap GUMS from auction and
sN are now selling very ch'a? al
STRANGERS, S. Il. cor, See
ond ana Pine SITS, PhiIadel pha-Nlen's for
''a,s p" omen's 25cis, and Children Tor ! i-2
Gus oid Gums m"nded or taken IN exchange
'or new BOOTS and SHOES equally as
chc"y--3 liberal discount to dealers
poHi forget it is the lowei corner of Sec
"nd and Pine SITS, Philadelphia
Fec ;, '5g--6m.
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2G ACRES,

OF arabic land, adjoining lands Of Thos. Janney
anu othC u.
The above several parcels ofand are all con-
tiGrous to the main ChlreSiown road 6 and Of
il naturally fertile quality. well watercd and
sLiici"ncy OF wood on a Il but the last mentioned
parcel
Tho terms ofsale and the prices will he mads
Known by an interview with the subscriber
Sep l5-Gt. MAT THEW RUSSELL.
Y fhe Two fist mentioned tracts are within
one mile OF the Railroad Depot at North East)
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ATTEY TON

The SUBSCRIBER hcrs leave to return his sin
Zero ,naahs 10 KIND public, for the pauoAng
o,erved twenty years, As
SURVEYOR AND ONVEYANrER.
anu p, .uI 90 10 continue to make any reasoun-
ole -an, nee for the accommodation Of al thosG
aao moy desire to perpctulte such patronage
IT, yisu cont, ,"e~ Il" ,vt ns
LAHD AGENT,
is. Yi. trn-. HHp mty conl,r ga him such agency
JOHN JANhEY
C0uA Gfern Gesu co ND IG 22-u
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This is to Give Norcc. That the
subscriber OF CeclI couty have drained
ON The Orphans Count of sad connl, let
eis o! Administration ON the ptrs mai es-
tale OF JOSEPH Wen,icn.m,e of SAID
county deceased. All persons hav ng
claims against In" SAID ieycase,,. ARE here.
by warned % exhibit the same with the
vouchers hereof dnly auhentratod on or
before the 23rh day OF September 1881
othe'wl,e by they may be tx, IuIrd from
all beAehl OF SAID estate. All persons
indebted to sad estate are REQUESTED to
make i'm Mediate paynr't +, Ike ~nb,cuber
Gwen under my hands his - h day of
Oclober 1850.
MARY ANN WENRICH, Admir-.
October ~ 90 6w
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vi 4 S. NJ. f.. BEACH
MISS S. j. TURNKEY,


PRINCIPALS.
The undersigned have been Witnesses, for
three years past, of the excellence OF Mrs
Bcacil'S mode of teaching, ard can Therefore
speak with confidence III cOnncndinJ her 10 the
public. Her former experience as tno heao OF a
Female Seminary in New England. Der tamIlI-
a,lty with ali tie branches necessary To be taught
'er untlrlng energy. love OF the WORK o., instrvc-
ton; aud peculiar tact in discipline, ComaInc TO
ruIider her one OF the best !nslructCrs 10 wnOin
the toucation OF young ladies' caa he tntrustet f..
Rev GEO. BURROWS, Col. } }. .ECNAwT,
a. ANDEKsoM, Esq, Mr.. j. ". ABRAuAMs
'lr. EDWIN WILMER, Mr.. J. l.. AiAxWELL,
u. ttEhELL So. Port Deposit, Md
-. =. Ihnstltut sion situated Oh The road
aEssSSsg Be-alr and Wilmington road and
NE&f<i Fort DEPOSIT and Battle Swamp. ccc,
GAk E,d. The location is very elevated ana
u Iou.'ucd by IL large and beautuul gro C whore
~ piIs may ENJOY Their juvenile sports and DC
Efoected ny ne foliage ironI the rays Inc SAL
R-iiy Intercourse may be had by steamboat and
4ia,Iload with Baltimore and rhiauoIpnla. ndy
|a.duciion made ior voluntary Absence nurlns
torn tIme The Teachers wl!i exercise arenta
care over Pupils.
The following gentlemen recommend the To-
cation OF this institution as having been one OF
the most hea Ithy rasIdcnGos in the country.
Cornelius Smith, Esq, CORNER resident)
Allen Anderson, Esq. II. b. 6rouGh,on, NJ. d.
" rlliam Norris, NJ. D. W. &. Rowland,
Jehn Evans, " Jan II, so.
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This Is 10 Give ) Office, Tha The
subscriber vi teci county hi; ub;dibel
HonI The )rphm S Couu OF sad comfy, e,
terS OF Admlui-trh' loa Oh the persona ee-
tate o. Chayle> e. Bro~ms Iale OF said couny
deceased, All persons having claims
against The said deceased, are hereby
wained TO exhibit the same with he
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, a
Or before the 24lh day of July 1851 ,nev
may Otherwise by law, be excluded from
an bereri OIL SAID estate. All persons in
debDed-to said estate are requested to make
tmn"tlate payment TO the subscriber
Gwen under our hand his 17ih day Of
ADJUST 1850
AROLINE BROSIUS,
IsAA N. BENJAMIN.
Adm'rs
August II 80 CIV.
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e. THE CECIL WHIG.
4 . Pnbll> he'd every Saturday.
IN the Log Cabin,
BY p. &. PICKETTS.

TERMS.-Two dollars year, in advance
two dollars and fifty cents at the end ofthe year.
RATES OF ADvEETIsING.--l square weeks
81; % cts. FOR each subsequent insertion SQUARE
$ months 50. months Sc year Si2 Frac-
'i,us ola square to be charged as square.
Long yearly advertisements IA, the rates of sI2
for one third Of column. There will be in 10
case, any abatement ofthese rates.
VoLNEy B. PALMER, Esq. is our agent in the
cities Of fillmore. Philadelphia and New York.
Advertisements left at hls Country Newspaper
Agency IN either Of those cities will receive
pr mpt attention.
JoAn C. alters, Esq, is our agent IN 20
Deposit
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HIGHLY IMPo2TAwr ana Iutr-

AAAoAAAA Ina SAA nv ALL AuLL-
esttng 10 all. Read the opinions OF mem
bcrs of C engress and Ex. Governors in rerardie
he best preparation used for Dyspepsia, Asthmr
and Debility. From S. S. Phelps and w. Up
ham OF Vermont, J. +. Simmons and l.. II. Ar
mold Of r. !. J. 7. Morchead of Kentucky
VIM. Woodbridge Of Michigan, NJ. l.. Narli
rom W isconsin Territory, "iIavine used Green
Orugcnated BtterS, and from knowledge Of then
efficacy IN other cases, we cheeriulv recommend
tyen to the public, believing that they viii iul
Nth sustain the recommendation OF the Propra
lacr."
From Hon. II. D. Foster of PENNSYLVANIA,
WIS dyspeptc sufferer about ten years, aud re
so,cd to various medicines for relief without
success, until used the OXygcnated Bitters. |
used about two bottles ANA find myself restored
TO perfect health The forms of the disease in
my case were great aoictiiy OF Stomach, lossve
annette extreme flatulGnce, severe consipaof I
OF The bowels and severe headache" iryouaEc
suffering from any of these forms eF Dyspepsia
or Asthma attended with arrangement of ten
stomach, or general debility, don't fail to try this
Invaluable REMEDY. There is 10 better med.
,,ue fol females suffering from uterine dcrange
-. ats arising from weakness or nervous dchi
,t. Price 81 90 per bottle, bottles for s., 06
."nn < Fletcher general agts No Ledger
Guiiiur, South I'd st. PhiiadeI phia. Sold
Wholesale and Retail by James Wilson, Drug
ylsr Port Deposit, Cecil Co.
March 8, 40.
sENNOCK'S DoubIe Gcmea fern Shelter -
. Believed to be superior 10 all utlrrs now N
use. constantly Oh hand and iar ,llc 4 manu-
lcLurers prices, by THOS. GARRETT
ie eft No. 81 Shlpiey st, WILMINGTON.
3 pENNOCK'S REVOLVING RAkES.-A
d supply Of Pcnnock's very superior RoyoIv-
nv Iiav and Gram Rakcs constantly on hand
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June IS Sow.
LADIES SHOE.

LADIES SHOES.
Mrs. SMITHS Buskins, Medam soIcs
hld slippers A $50 Children's M1zaiine, Blu
Green, Light, Bronze and Black,
may 10 for sale by b. L. May.
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TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.

Ii under eight years OF aye, So 90
/, between eigat and twevu years, 4 %
Ii over Twelve, B 90
Drawing, 8 90
Drlwmg and Painting, 600
French, 6 90
Latin, 6 20
Muse, $40, nso of the Piano, 81, II 90
Needle Nurk, 2 90
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Commercial & Farmers Hotel,

S0lnnitTtiul G. L iii RiUlo fA'iPh
The undersigned respectfully inform
his friends and the Public generally tina
he has removed from Prrryville to Port
Deposit, and has taken the above named
- Hotel.
s.T..ss:1;i It is his intention to keep
nee his House in the best msnner
asSi. { and to make it worthy Of the
patronage of the public. His table shall
be furnished with the best the market at
iords, attentive and competent cooks, wall
tcrs and ostlers will be employed and ev-
cry pains taken to render visitors COM
Portable and give satisfaction.
All persons who are required to stop
at hotel in Port Deposit, are requested
to give him call
JOSEPH McMULLEN,
March % tt, Port Deposit, Md.
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Land for Sale.

sSllE subscriber will sell at Private Sale those
n several tracts Of Lamb, to wit: Il tract of
IS acres,
living cast Of the road from Cravnlly TIill to
Ghar'est"wn, adjoning lands OF Miss Russell
and others.
ISo, Il tract of
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ai7ancy Fullcrs. Washing and Military SHAY
a. ing Soap, for sale by VIM. ELL.
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adjoining lands o'G'n B,ejrnl, and Others.
Iv.r-E Also. II tact Of about nG
&s$l ~ 4 &GH rs, ., morally called Cav
@St% y eliy ilil, on winch there is a
60. ~ = Dwelling House, good orchard,
'>---Aof '''a--' 'd'nP Of good water at the door,
and II de GOD lGnclng.
Il lso Il Tact Of
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VI AIDES GAITERS For snle by
IA apr 20 BROW & MrlNlIR
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men Of the Strombo were long and wearily wit
nt sses. These difficulties may be enumerated in
few words. During the winter and rainy sea-
sons, the Rorthers blow with such terrific violence
that no vessel can approach the coast without i'm
miDent danger, while, on the other hand, the out
setting waters of the river, being met by the
breakers on the bar, create cross and angry
sea, with a tickle current, which Is both diff
hcult and dangerous TO encounter. Ii Is pre-
sumed, therefore, that sailing vessels, under
circumstances like these, would be dispensed
with. If, on the contrary, II be proposed
10 employ steamers, il must not be forgotten,
that While the tide often runs with great VIC.
lence, the whole river is covered, for miles, with
floating islands of swamp weed and the trunks and
branches OF uprooed trees OF immense magnitude;
such, indeed TO clog and crush the wheels Of the
most powerful steamer. Add TO all this, the un-
healthness OF the climate, and the inundated and
miry roads from Sabaria to Boco del Monte. with
out even considering the dizzy mule track beyond
Barrlo, over the talrst peak of Sierra Madre, the
elevation oi which is SIX thousand feet.) and You
have but feeble picture Of the difficulties which
the Tehuantepec traveller must encounter. That
the Guazacoalcos pcsse sses some commercial adj
Vantages, at certain seasons of the year, il Is
presumed 30 one will deny but to attempt to
unite It's head waters, by means Of canal with
the broad Pacific, or 10 connect Tehuantepec and
SabsrIa ny railroad, Is q visionary scheme aud a
bumbug.
The erroneous reports put in circulation with re-
gard 10 the river in question, have been written off
by iDteresttd parties or by casual travellers, who
have happened 10 visit II during the only season
when II is fit 10 be seen--and when the calm mean
dering stream tells OF the deadly pestllence and
the turbulent strife which yearly visit Its green
banks and Its grassy bosom. PAT.
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coast OF California and IN the Mediterranean, and
Ibis squadron waud do more service in protecting
eur commerce from pirates N one week, on the
Catalonia coast, than II c,n do here In ten wears,
The English are now strongly talking of remov-
ing their own squadron from The coast ; and now
Is The time for our government 10 30 the same
In the London Epsning Mati, Of August 18th,
can be found very good letter the slave trade.
and also some editorial remarks, from which
make the following extract:-
As mere question OF fsct It has besn placed be-
yopd doubt. that our cruisers do prevent
materially impede, the exportstion Of slaves from
Africa"
The following statement is from the Foreign
Office reports, and Mr.. Bandnefs abstract,-
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MoRE sBour DR. WEssrKR-IlIs INrRIsosaENr
We learn that DR.. Webster has made ffcqueat
c. mpaints TO Mr. Andre VS. the ail,r. that the oc-
cupsnfs Of the cells IN his Immediate vicinity are
IN the hablt ot shouting out 10 hlm nights, u,cu rug
all s.rls of uGknd epithets, such az, you're the
nsn that cot up Dr. parS ,"-"you'rr mur-
dereI'-'ycu're blood-,hirsy scoundrel," Ne, /,
NC. Mr. Andrews had no 9th, 2 kno sledgc oi thIs
matter except what he heard from DIR. Webster.
lie. one night, placed two mrn ia The passage-wsy
that lesds to thr cells, where they remained until
morning, hut heard no unusual or unpleasant
NOISES The day following the, The doctor repeat
ed Lls complaint Mr. Andrews, saying that, "lsst
piglt the sane outrage. had been repeated" Mf
Andrews, knowing this not 10 be true, of course
concludes that the DOCTORS imag sation IL 50
wrought UPON, or that his dreams ere of such an
uolltasaut character, a. 10 pro ducr, IN some de-
pr. mental alteration pr Webster has lost
nu,h of the buoySncy of spint that sustained him
when he irst became an inmate ot the Jall-B
ton Mati, Jan. 10.
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FrpruFa Fso~ rHs CHsv.su Al Nsr oRtssr-by
Tn. arrival Yesterday evening a ntlsrss fr9m the
Of tn. disaster guspe Carte vs learn that the
rr.v.sss 10 nov ts.Dty tight srpents IN stdth Zoe
business % stndius aso-t entirely stss sto2 on the
r.shh rts plsni.ftobs, aud several plsntes esprrS
a.. orfnian tAst sot csy -tn b. tnpoaetbs u pre-
,,nt IN. entrance u the sstr until great tail " the
,.r tss,s place but siso that they -i b. unssis %
.,svt for ,ls ,usuipg ses.ou. rhe eater has ccss
dowp sa fsr serists pisotshoo near tne test
,,.et IN. tr, bdcus inr ed % the river, the ,vsr-
40. n .y sour BE- stytctsd ths Asteiris fiegs
NJ, o. ls-rs Pc v-w., yes