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BLIND AND SHADES !!
Es. j. ~ IL FL a NJ s
Mol North Sixth Street,
Fhilale ,hia.

VENETIAN BLIND MANUFA CTI REF,
Y and WHOLESALE and retail dealer III Window
Snadcs--iwardcd the highest PREMIUMS at the
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore exh'-
tons.
Curtains made and I.cttercl for Stores ard
Public Buildings
A large assortment Of Blinds and shades OF
new styles and finish, at :!e lowest Cash prices
The public will find II to their interest i" call
Old Blinds painted and trm.ncd to look
equal 10 new.
B. J. w. informs the patrons Of Frrnman'S
old cslaLl shnrnt No l43 South Second street,
that he has removed from there 10 No l. North
Siatl. Street, wncre lie respectfully soiic''s
continuance ofpatronage. march s-%m
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WHOM WE TRUST OUR LIVES 70 The
report of the committee of the National
Convention, recently IN session at Gin
cnnai. mentions that the medical schools
in our country are too many, the students
too numerous, the professors too few and
incapable, the quantity OF instruction too
limited, the quality too superficial, and
the preparatory training insufficient. Yet
are our lives intrusted to the persons who
ore pronounced capable after this kind OF
instruction.
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PHIL. Will. and BAIT Rail
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Train Of Cas- from Philadelphia
or Baltimore. arrive at Elkton quarter hcflre
II o'clock A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. at
quarter before IL O'Clock.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here at ! .
o'clock at night.
Night line from Phila, reaches Elkton at
o'clock at night.
5@AN ACCUMULATION TRAIN leaves Elkton
at o'clock A. NJ. Tor PhilaJelp ia. ard returns
at =, NJ. daily except Sunlays.
April 81, 80 BENZ. WELLS, .4gi.
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FROM SWEDEN.

| BY PROFESSOR C, w. RODACk,
r,on C,vrnru
! OFFICE No. II LOCUST STREET OPpO.
! SITE SIUSICALFUND HALL,
THlLADEl.rhl1 "a,
sos. Goa HAVING; BEEN WON bv nv nu
! merons friends on tho late Presidential Elcc
| ton, should convince those skept,cal persons
.hu talk ort;.iu,Ys that no such word as Gtii is
| or has been known by the eminent and dis,n-
guised Aslfonimer and Astrologcr, C. W. RO-
BACH, during his experience Of over quarter
fla century. DO YOU doubt preuestnation:
then why can not every man gam tie celebrity
of Gen. Tia yor, a Daniel Webster or Henry
Clay! and yet there are rome who are foolish
enough to doubt that II nan may be born with
The power 10 sce INTO future events. How can
1t DO possible that the destiny OF man Should DC
governed by the mere shulilng OF pack OF
| cards. and yet there are thousands VINO a'lo"
themselves, With open mouths, to swallow the
greasy words Of some old woman, whose true
skill consists in filling tlom with wonders That
are more difficult for the digestion oi Others VINO
are more credulous, yet more scientific. 1t is
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Old memories.

Gu, who would lose the memory
Ofehildhood's early day',
Would wipe a mothers tenderness,
=; a fathers care away
A dear, dear brothers. earnest love,
A gentle sisters smile,
The Joyous Ind OF early years,
" hen lie Mas glad the whlv'
Oh, who wonl1 roll the Lethean wave
Above tho early youth.
Whenenrhly light seemed uli nnditn'd,
And all unsullied TRUTH
Nav, nav. amid hic's later scenes.
An d is cares and tears,
There are green spots to " llich we turn
through all our after yeurs.
There's many light from by gore days
Around our pathway cast;
There muny treasure gathered IN
The un:org";ten past.
Then unmoltsted let me dwell
From present scenes apar,,
And CLEAN from Incmoryt treasure house
A lesson for the Heart.
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This is 10 Give Notice, That the

Tins is 10 Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county ha. Obtained
from the Orphans Court of SAID county, let
tiers Iestame"'a'v, Oh the personal estate
OF Mary Springer, late of said county de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
The said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of, duly Authenticated, on or before the
2?lh day Of March 1851 lnev may other
wise by law, be excluded from all benefit
Of SAID estate. All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make imms-
date payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this ! lh day Of Nay 1850.
EDWARD l.. RICE, Ex'u.
May ll,h '5O-6w.
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Sign of the Big Boot.

Ol6H VI CIIo Dts O0oL'
opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock nf Ladies. Misses, and cIldrens
boots and shoes, and has commented manu- fac
turing Ladies' Shoes Of every description. lie
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
!avor lni1 with cali. with mems womcn's and
chdre MS boots and shoes of ,he best sort at very
low prices. THOS. G. CROUCH
El.ton, Feb. 2Gth rs.
y. Is. County produce taken in exchange
tor boots and shoes. Wanted boot shoe
ma kers
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THE CECI L WHlG.
Is Published every Saturday,
In the Log Cabin,
nv p G. RTCyHTTS.

TERMS.-'Two dollars year, in advance
two dollars and fifty cents at the end ofthe year
RATES OF ApvERTlslEG.-l square 8 weeks
g.; 25 cts. for each subsequent insertion square
5 months 50. months Sc year Sl2. frao-
tions of square to be charged as square.
Long yearly advertisements at the rates Of ! 2
for one third of column. There will bc in nc
case, any abatement ofthese rates.
VoLNEy B. PALMLR, Esq. is oar agent in TIE
cities of Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York
Advertisements left al his County Ncwspapc!
Agency" in either Of those cities will rcceiv,
prompt attention.
John c. Waters, Esq, is our agent IN POI
Deposit
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e. u q " q .

The su bscrbers have constantly on hand II
full supply OF PEnu,IAN and PAIAGosiAN GuANo
of a superior quality; viii CHI they oiler Tor sale
at the lowest mar kel rates Also
OIL AND SPERM CA u S f.,
Sperm, Lard, Whale, Elephant, Tanners and
Curriers' OILS, warranted ui lirst quality and
lowe than can be purchased elsewhere
ROWLEY a RITTER,
MOI Nortl, Wlmrvcs above Market street,
Feb % -3m Philadelphia
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TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.

PRINCIPALS.
The undersigned have been Witnesses. for
three years past. of the excellence Of Mrs.
Bcacli's mode Of teaching, apd can therefore
speak with onfdeEce in commending her TO the
public. Her former experience as the hea d of
Female Seminary IN New England. her tamIli-
arity with all tie branches necessary to be Taught
her untring energy, love OF the work Of instruc-
ton; and peculiar tao, in discipline, combine to
render her one of the best instructors 10 whom
the education otyoung ladies can be entrusted
ileV. LEO. BURROWS, Col. J. j. iIEcKARr,
a. ANDERSON, Esq. Mr. J. w. ABRAHAMs
Nr. Epwlm WILMER, Mr.. J. l.. MAXWELL,
G. PURk ELL SO. Port Drposit. aid
N. Is. Thns,ut iron situated ON the road
| lntersecting Bel-air and Wilmington road and
between Port DEPOSIT and Battle Swamp. ccci
county, Md. The location is very elevated and
suioumded Ivy large and beautiful grove where
pupils may ENJOY their juvenile sports, and be
protected by .lic foliage from the rays Of the san
| Daily intercourse may be had by Steamboat and
Raliroad with Baltimore and Philadelphia. ady
deduction made Tor voluntary absence during
Term time. Thc'Tcacers will exercise arenta
care over Pupils.
the following gentlemen recommend the To-
calioh OF this institution as having been one OF
lhe most healthy residences in the country,
cornelius Smith, Esq, CORNER resident. y
;,i 'len Anderson, Esq. II. Is. Broupl,ion, NJ. D
| William Norris, VI. ID. W. B. Rowland. "
'o'''' '1V''S' Jan l2. so.
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ENOR RENT-Thc Blacksmith and Cart
u "righ, Shops larply occupied by X. d. ia.
s,ar. Possession given on the 18th March.
Applp to BENZ. f. MAY.
Ehttl. March 8, 80
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This is to i've Notice That thu
subscriber OF Ctcll county hah obalued
aom The Orphans Court OF SAID county,
Iera vi Administration on the PERSONAL es-
lae OF George Terrell, late OF sald couu-
~, decd All persons having claims a.ains.
The SAID deceased, are he'eb by warneed 10
exhibit the same with The Vouchers thereof
Gully authenticated on or before The l2,h
day Of Mach 1851; hey may Otherwise by
iaw be excluded from all beneti, OF SAID
estate. All persons indebted to SAID estate
are requested to make inmedlae payment
TO the subscriber Given under my hand
his 23iu day Of March 1850.
SAMUEL p. RAMSAY,
Admin T.. /. A. NH 23-6w.
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This is to Give Notice; That the

subscriber OF Cecil county hath Obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let-
lers Tes'amenlary on the personal estate Of
Rachel CoId late of said county de-
ceased All persons having claims against
The said deceased, are hereby VARIED 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duty authenticated. on or before the End lay
o: Nay 1881, they may otherwise hy
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted 10 said estate
are reques ed TO make immediate payment
10 The subscriber Given under my hand
ibis 1l'h day OF May 1850.
JAMES PRITCHARD, ExM.
May 18th lS50-6w.
z INEN LUST RES, Lawns, and Bingham
Ell.awns, at 10, Ial-2cts, for sale hv
nSy9 ~ r. Nay.
DARASnLs, En,br'd, Chang"ablc alm PLAN
may 10 Tor sale by b. +. May.
NNTAN1 Ed Black OAK bark, for which
w the highest market price will he pn,d. in
cash or goods VIM. PELL.
CLOVER SEED, for sale BY
omarch % VIM Torbert.
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MORE NEWS,

FRI The largest, THE Mosr FASH
u, lDNABLE, and the best assc TT
ID. MIG ment Of mems, womans and chill
x drcns boots and sFocs, in Ceci
county, is to be fonnd at the sub
scriLers BOOT s. SllCE STORE, in Elkton.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, at
GMITH'S ROVE

The Sessions are of twenty-five weeks, or two
quar'crs' duration each, and commence on the
first Wednesday in April and thulast "Wednesday
in September.
Ternss fnvD InsG'upiis.
For Board, Washing, and Fulton, Sll0a year
per quarter, SCI 80
THE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, $500
Drawing and Painting, 6 90
Muse, $40 90, use o Piano, $500 Il on
French, s 90
Lctin, 6 90
Needle Work, 2 90
Bed, BEDDING, Napkin and Towels, if
furnished, eco
Tie above terms include, besides the common
studies, tho various branches o. Mathematics,
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric
kame's Elements, Logic, Watts on the Mind
History, Botany Chemistry, Astronomy, Geolo-
gy, M,"eralogy and Physiology. The French
is taught eli, clively.
Pupils are requested to furnish their own bed
and napkins.
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Doctor Yourself,
Ger G5 Gents.

BY MEANS OF THE POCKET
tscuI.apiUs, or, ererg one
his oun Physician twenty
fourth tdliion has upwards
ul Il hundred cngravin9s,
showing diseases in every
shape and form, and NAL
lurmr'ions of the systems,
BY ". YOUNG, NJ. Ii
The time has now arr,v
cd, that persons snFerin"
from disea ses need no more
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WIZ. subscriber having resumed his business
n at ms "OLD STAND IN h,KElTs' Euw
HtARLY OrPosIIE TIE NAsn,N.TLN lIvTEl VI
returns his siI,el thanks l.r the pal,onupe
heretofore bestowed npon i,n. and pledges nm
sell to spare no cXeitlun 10 ie.Iat,r INN worthy
It's continuance.
lie has HOW on hand u very large AVID fash
ionable assortment Il
b. OTIS A.ND SHOES;
which he will sell at prices much lower than
TIE same quality OF muiA can Ut purchased Tor
on the Eastern shore,
a>47fle sells The best quality Of Caifskn
Boots made from real imported French skinsat
Sa.ouj other work pIoporl,unabty low.
William JONES
Eklon, March so, '5O--3m.
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z INEN LUST RES, Lawns, and Bingham
EZlawns, at 10, Ial-2cts, for sale hv
n.&y9 BF. NAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16
VOL. NNyI1l.-NN. RG.

arge alfeaar eVp ndd will b. Of no pfarea use,
a0i the I'd Zee vii present mnllatnd arp aranee.
Bl thefc attnr ns'drfaiip4s # the nfgpnt
character which cal fr heir nsnp'e 4n At present
the vii onica tleaed to the drptrmrni IT he nte.
nor nrs cred through different hudi1gs, widely
separate om each ohsr. four Of which owned by
p vae iodlynus Three # lhesn only unsuiied
n IA II lpicri ar.upeuens fff the pnrpnsra for which
hrY i, lu are o. cnnhusflle materials aud
upunus prlya dwelinas The officers therefore
au ,,rted 20 ptfnt inconvenience III communicating with
hr head ol lhe Department. aud the public archives
IN constant danger lrm fiw.
The cent now paid tnf rooms ad r1nq thia imperfect
and ins accommodation eSored. 5000 per annun.
ilut thr nouns N the VA Department. oeeuped by Tho
Indian Butr1u ncrded The pup of hat Depart
ncut aud ~ sr j. the Treasury Building. occupied by
the Gearm iand O1ee required by the Secretary II
the lrr5sutv aad notice hat effect la. brou given TO
thus y p'rment
II additional faoms rented. be nsad instead VI
uo.e yar1rcd IA the Wn aud Trra.urf buildings. tho
II the annual renf IA he paid vii ne than
duubr and The valuable archives uf the Goyern
comprising IA" mum nrnt. Of llc tamany millions m
hrra nj what The public domain. " i'll be placed
~ eand Il "a ei glcat asecufiiy.
hefeo.c fec c,mmeod lhn lhe two wings Il he Pa
tout Onto hn flushed aad that they br appropriated 10
the acronmodai,1 # the Dcratlmept fiji Interior and
The dllroot ofier. thafe1o attach They vii hus be
brought nodot roui Tho communication between
ho had oi TN llcputtnrul and the different hnreaux
VII hsefc1te frlItel. aud the records a Government
sahls aancd Gr, psaot holldmq. lh adVantn-
res "lel VII be- rhearf bought hy the expenditure of
the suln necessary g. eanplo'e IA ar Vines
ifnineiion u U'afer into he Cty.
he sast rnla'rmepls o opr trfrlunal lrms and tho
rapid growth u t1r country N wealth AID population.
have haep attended h cnrts pandtnu arrrase # tha
pubic hu o,sz and Il lhe uunhef If persons empl"y
al 10 netioun ape popaflion of lhe population Of
The ce e ashpproa II r.cly iriteetly connected
With the allas of Goyef ~ ut The representations of
tho peara aud IL ~la#es ,tunl III s'c n Of the Union
ali al, a. 4. A,
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})uctitnl.
OLD NtNTERIs COMING.

ol1 Nmsst j. ran.a, .y|1 " io'rr #a Arr1r
IL h.all#- unFyelsaur ra=lup ta Is ucai=
Ths,r'~a ,oI fhr blast tfslr afe rc.s that tav
"fhv sPlut ul SUNNI, 's passnE away
Sweet evening The halm 81 In, hresses i,o'er,
Aal Hral IS the tazt u1la# ain put moon.
Ghetc shadow ami ala'n nth, d,pths 81 the dell,
Apd the lr#e# oi tn lowest ate mpumng farewell
Old w ,nfsf Is coming onrs iou,c 10 ,eioicc
Ia h,~ taaine, ot INV aul h,, ttrpmgz ot &c
Tho drenleet vt ds~po'-, Nha bcujs IL his s"a,,
Sweet sistn, ot summri, the beautiful da,.
Dear e, cnins with thee ~ more On tho glron,
In lnytntr at ,pari atc the sweet villagers scen,
nt the m9-tr ni childhood, N g'mhols NO maio
EhrIue IA thr hteets uom tn 'tta4 4,ls door.
Al .,lenf anil chul mot a hfrl ou thr houch
l. h.1rl 10 01rhle otth t,s eespri hymn naus
~ .saN tr'tu The for,. a. IN Ntoettb his fhrh
or' msals Nhofe afe creerns the shadoNea ai night.
Old Wmlsris c'ntng I'D Nmic, =s,lrcu
IL h.raIde, uuN sl.snr, naeatt la A. ucaf#
Ihrrs "A vail ual lbr hlt.i tasrs Npi.rs that saw
. i.br .ntt Ut e.mner spassme an9,.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16

The Chatlesfan sun, very spirited little ID sunion
MS er recen ly co nm need makes the towng apt m
,,eofarv ipon one of the .'aetanns'' at Cuumbia
Perhaps there is oceedrg tthe Lealsa ufe which
ua have 50 much aslonIshed the people If Chses ~
as tn unanimous adap of rso ulion, dlrseting the
Governor "to ascertain fram Federal Auhry. he pur
pose or which additional uops have ben sent to Char
pstin aad whether they inended II remain there"
TO many of our cltizpns. he frs ihmatin of the aTEr
val Of ANY troops here derived ON aiding the reso
luton which has cetalnly created mne talk than reg-
nent of Jncle Sam, sold er conld ha dune. di
hear hui did not believe IT, that the had been slne
cit. men on the subject IN SaVannah but tr onr own
CIV we were all as ni cnmhers just ont II the Tee
house There ere not. perhafs, hundred people "u
of the immed way o he new'. WIN VIE aware Of ia
nulysl crrjanlF not wnn nherrd II he n-x
dsv The whole mater seems 10 u to have bseD very
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REPORT OF TIE SECRETARY or TIE ~
TERROR

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,Il,,,,. ne 5,. ,r,.,5a, tj, f4I aud 500, 1 /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16
Fresh sEp,'{vfFfs ,

yr>E subscribers rccri,lnga fresh sarpv o farv ard
sill ,a,l. including superior Dress silks and Marcel
ncs They have hand good assortment Of fancy article,
such
spool Purse silks, Purse Clasps,
Rings and ras,cls, Crochet Needles,
Pcrfumcry and peffmed Soaps,
Gold, Silver aud Steel Bead,
ALSO,
variety orea ia Knitting Yarns and Caffans. Gentlemen
can br furnished with Shirts and Colla 81 the best STYLE
D.. l. I'm PAY Ne y BELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16

IA EkLnG"rs 4DF UIusa ~.
ITO save 'he trouble oi "aia1 ".He f'ilies, ;, IS
deemed proper thus announce that all hd- ah.yr 2o
,.,. Lscn r,ii,.i,d : F.M .GAKNEIT.
IA 'hci Enginrrr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16
JOHNSON. YOUNGER g. SMITH


q N.Uu u''y prepared fsr the Fall'nd N"ic had
a ha,ine just received n store Ncy iiee addition
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Commandments Sale Of Il NegrOes

WN. BALLARD PRESTON
E...i t.rA 'tustrJ
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-15

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our decision is worth, another question At any rate,
authorize the organization of another State Government with
in the limits claimed by sovereign State this Union That
would be dangeousstep in the progress of this Government
We are further told that the population of New Mexico
west OF the Rio Gande exceed third Of the whole
popuatonsay twenty housandony one half of whom are
represented being prepared to exercise the rights of self
government and thus, if State Government were
ganized its operations with that number
unless decide that will erect State within the limits
of Texas, claimed by herself and without her consent
Now, sir, these facts SO, the immediate admission of
New Mexico into the Union, if the people desired il,
would present question of much difficulty rather Of
difficulty ALL for could take place. with any just
gard 10 the first principles Of Government say these
facts for responsible for accuracy. At any
rate, they would have be cleared up and the difficulty re-
moved before any favorable action could take place. Who
them has right to say that the period Of the subsection of
New Mexico TO military government will be short ONE
brief one, only for little while longer " We
told by the Republic that the Presidents plan stakes the SUBJ
ec Of slavery out Of the political arena and exnguishes it,
political issue in the party politics of the times and by the
Richmond Whig in article introduced into the Republic,
that the President proposes leave them they Chat
is Utah and New Mexco) until they prepared for admis
sion States with the distinct understanding that Congress
is to attempt legislation with respect to their domestic in
stituions Indeed and there is TO be distinct under
standing that Congress tU not attempt epen to hgslate
upon TIE subject of slarryl And this kind OF security is
part Of the Presidents plan And who to be the parties
to this Understandings Congress or the people, And what
is to be the form Of the arrangement
But, sir, it would be idle TO pursue such an in
quy The very proposition itself evinces an nattention to
national character and institutions which am surprised
to see exhibited by one Journal and to find transferred
other, and especially to official one The Wing evident
y saw, that without this Understandings the Presidents
plan wanted the very FIST element Of successful operation
II would have only the naity of to-day and the arena
would be "ehanged, to be reoccupied tomorrow. This
embarrassment if it escaped the Cabinet did not escape its
friends; but while the evil obvious the remedy was diff
cult The true remedy would be exhaust the functions
Congress by the establishment Of Territorial Governments
ne nf.1 L., H.. - Y
there is no pis edcarir be found in political nature,
out, which will supply its place. .,-. 4