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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

Books CHEAP-Two rival booksellers,
one in Boston and one in New York, are
at war with each other. As soon as one
puts gu. al edition of standard work the
other issues an edition q. half price. The
public are more likely TO be benefited by
this war than the publishers. If the latter
get but few dollars, the former will have the
satisfaction Of getting good books.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

NASHVILLE CoNvENrIoN.-In Albemarle
CO., Va, last week, general meeting of the
citizens determined, by about 100 majority,
not to send delegates to the Nashville
Convention, but the minority, am ong VIII ON
was the Hon. Andrew Stevenson, late Min
lister to London, subsequently organized and
appointed II delegates. Madison, Jefferson,
Westmoreland. King George and Princess
Anne counties in Virginia, have also appoint
ed delegates.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

THE REWARD FOR DR.. PARKMAN.-
Speaking Of the payment Of the $4,000 re-
ward to Listle6eld by the Parkman family,
the Boston Mail says
1.-THE promp,isude Of this act is the more
honorable, inasmuch as Lis'le6eId said, on
the witness stand, a. the Webster trial: Il
never made any claim to the reward; never
said should, and ! now say ,ha, never
shall make any claim"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

The Postmaster General has established
a new Post Office in this county at Tomp-
knsuille; VIM. ROGERS, Postmaster. This
office takes the place Of Milton Hill, discon-
tinued some time since, and will receive a
Especially supply once week from Aliens
Fresh, about nine miles distant, w. P.
FLOWERS is named as the contractor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

SURRENDER OF SLAVES IN PENNsY1vA-
N1A-The resolution repeating the Penn
sylvania law of lS47, which is a violation
of the National Constitution, in regard to
to the arrest and detention Of fugitive slaves,
bids fair { the Pennsylvania says) to pass
both branches Of the Legislature of tina.
State. 1t passed second reading on Satur-
day, by 4 vote of 40 to III.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

FLOWER SEED.-Messrs. E. w. DAY, g.
Co. and Mr.. CHARLES w. BARNES have Just
received large and choice assortmen. Of
Calvert's Flower Seed. We give this infor-
nation for the benefit of our fair readers,
whom we doub. not will at once supply
themselves with such varieties as they mos.
admire.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

Hon. WILLIAM C. PREsroN.-We fndthe
subjoined paragraph in the National Intel
ligencer, and the regret it expresses will be
widely and deeply felt. I. says:
While the public sympa.hies have just,
been strongly excited by the lamen,ed de-
cease Of distinguished Senator of South
Carolina, we deeply regre. to hear of the
failing health of another distinguished son
of tina. State, one as sincerely beloved as he is
universally admired. We allude, Of course,
to the Hon. William c.. Preston Bowed
down as he is, however, by sickness, he
perseveringly performs his laborious duties
as President and PROFESSOR Of the College
Of the State. In spite Of his extreme feeble
ness and the circumstances of friends, and
obeying no voice but that of principle, we
understand that he jeopards his hfe in his
devotion to duty
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

WEBSTER PETIrIoNs.-The petitions in
circulation in N. York, asking the Governor
of Massachusetts TO pardon or reprieve the
unfortunate Prof Webster find signatures
wherever they are presented They are
hung up in almost every public place in the
city.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

FATHER MATHEw.-The distinguished
apostle oftemperance was pursuing his good
work at New Orlesns with great success.
At the latest dates, the number who had
signed the pledge was upwards of four thou
sand.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

Mr.. CALHoUN's REMAlNs.-Gov. Sea-
brook, Of South Carolina, has appointed
committee oftwenty- five gentlemen, citizens
Of Charleston, to proceed to Washington Cor
the purpose of receiving and carrying to his
native State, the remains of the Hon. J. G..
Calhoun
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

THE PoFE's RETURN.-The Paris Uni
vers has the following -
<sCardinal AntoneiIli has made known to
NJ. Reynes that the Holy Father had resoiv-
ed to leave for Rome in the beginning of
April, and that resolution was about to be
communicated officially to the diplomatic
corps."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

The Democrats claim majority Of 9 in
the Connecticut Senate, and Of % in the
House, making 80 on joint ballot,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

There is no great use in men grumbling
with this world, while they are in it, for it
is their place of residence the best they
know Of by experience.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.-The New York
Commercial of Tuesday afternoon saws.


Commercial of Tuesday afternoon says:
The news we published few days since
from ST. Paul's, Minnesota, is, we have reason
to believe, repetition Of the communica-
ton made last year by the Esquilnaux to the
whale ship from New London.
The British consul, Mr.. Barclay, has re-
ceived later dates from St. Paul's, which
make no mention of any such report, al
though Sir John Franklin's expedition was
the subject of his communications.
Lady Franklin, in letter to friend in
this city, solicits all to disbelieve these re-
ports, Which come from various points as
the Esquimaux report of last year reaches
them, and may have the effect of arres,ing
the noble feelings which are prompting ibe-
raj measure for the rescue of Sir John.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
Nj A r r I E d,

On Thursday evening last, by Rev, WIN. ].
CH1LDs, Mr.. JOHN G. ROBEY to Miss CATH
ARINE HATCHER-all of this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

THE BosroN TRAGEDY.-The Boston
Bee, ofSa,urday week, has the following -
"1He Mystery Soluing Nsezf-FartAer
about the Student We have been inform
ed by good authority that instead Of the
student going to DR.. Beecher, and 'suppos-
ing case,' that DR.. Beecher went to dis
tinguished government officer, and said
something like tire following: Suppose a
friend of mine should visit certain institu-
I Jon, and on entering he discovered the head
less body of human being on the floor,
and over it q man distinguished in science,
standing with bloody knife in his hand !;
and he should be attacked by the murderer
and compelled to take an oath never to d.
vulge what he then saw; and received no
money for keeping the secret, would there
be any penalty attached to the act p We
have it that the official thus questioned de.
clineh making any reply.
''The statement above made we now have
reason to believe IS true, from facts made
known to us yesterday, and which we ar.
not now a. liberty TO divulge. We can onI,
add that certain mysterious movements ant
threats which have been made Of late in con
nec.ion with this affair, mean some,hin.
which in due time shall be made plain.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
An ADJUSTMENT IN VIEw.-The indica-

| AN ADJUSTMENT IN VIEw.-The indica-
tions at Washington now promise an early
and q satisfactory settlement. of the matters
at issue concerning slavery and the terrific
ries. The two bills reported by Mr.. Doug
lass, from the Territorial Committee Of the
Senate, and the bill of Mr.. McClernand in
the House, will probably form the basis Of
compromise which will include the main
points Of the whole subject.
The admission Of California, it now seems
likely, will be coupled with enactmen.s for
organizing Territorial Governments in New
Mexico and Utah, scifhout the prouiso. Thus
the South will be satisfied, and the North
will, substantially, lose nothing. The ex-
is,ence or non-existence Of slavery in New
Mexico and Utah will be determined, as in
any case it would finally be determined, by
natural laws which will have their way,
sooner or later, in spite Of all subordinate
legislation.
Let the question, the whole series Of
them, be settled. Tha. is what the country
demands. A feeling of anxious expectation
long prevalent on this subject, is growing
into feeling Of impatient suspense which
worries the public mind and makes it indig-
nant at delay. There seems to be gener
al belief that the difficulties Of the case have
been unnecessarily aggravated, and that it
is high time for Congress to 60 10 work and
despatch the public Observation-Disclosures
finer can.
EDITOR INDICTED FOR ABOLITION PUBL
cATdoss.-A searching inquiry was made
by the grand jury of Cecil county court, at
EIk,on, last week, touching certain illegal
abolition papers circulated in that town, and
an indic.men. was found against VIM. T.
Jeandeil, one Of the editors of the Blue Hens
Chicken, published at Wilmington, DEL
The Wing supposes he will be demanded
Of the Governor Of the State of Delaware
for trial at Elkton. The particular paper
presented, bore date the Sh day of Febru-
airy last, and the Objectionable matter was
resolution purporting to have been passed
at convention held at Syracuse, N. Y,
stating that the slaves Of the South would
be jus.ifable in rising in arms TO assert their
freedom, and that ,hey-,he parties who
adopted the resolution-would not assist to
suppress an Instruction. /, was proved
that from ten to fifteen copies Of the paper
came to the Edition post Office, sent gratuit-
ously in mos. cases.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

McALLISTER'S ALL-HEALING
OINTMENT.
4 FEW DOZEN BOXES of this celebrated
n Ointment have just been received by
ap Is. E. w. DAY & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
FLOWER SEED.

4 LARGE and varied assortment of CALvERr's
"a FLOWER SEED has just been received by
E w. DAY & co.
z1Also supply Of the same at the store of
ap Is. CHARLES w. BARNES.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Yankee, Small, hence for Dlrien. Ga, pui
into Charleston, 2d inst. 10 repair sails, having
experienced heavy gale from \ \ T., on Sunday
last On Monday, lst inst, she came up with thc
wreck of the brig John Hill, iluat, master, Of and
for Bristol, Il. L., from Cardenas---took from her
Mr.. james Brough, 2d mate, who was then hold
ing on to the taliuil, she was capsihed ON Sunday
3l.t ult., in a heavy gale from \ L, in the Guli,
when all hands were lost, with the above cNccL.
ton. She had also two passengers, both of whom
were drowned the name of one was - Eond,
the other not recollectcd; Vond is believed 70 be
a resident of Bristol, X. |.
Spoken, on on Shore Ground, Dec. II, ship
Emerald, Munkley. of \. Bedford, 1910 sperm.
Pilot boat Josiah Sturgis pat Pilot on board
ship Montreal, OF Boston, for New Bedford, Wed.
ncsday lorcnooni ship loaded with oil and bone
together with passengers from Sandwich Islands
She also but pilot on board whale ship ST.
George, of Montaug, "Wednesday night; ,hip had
2900 sperm aud whale, bound to New Bedford,
Schr. Perseverance, Hebron, cid at PhaG :
pha lst for this port; 2d, Elyira Thompson, FISH
or, do.
Schr. :. Bclicn Hopkins, cid at Mobile 22l,
lr Columbia, Texas.
Cleared at Wilmington, y. c., ist, Brig Anna
won, Amy, Havana.
Ship William Spiaguc, Chacc, arrived at San
Francisco, Jan. %.
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DIED.

I'm this town. Thursday MOI ming, Mrs. Martha
G.. 1,ilui,, wife of William Gllpln, Esq, and
daughter of the hate DIR. William Turner, III the
Bath wear OF her age.
At Eaton Rapids Michigan l7th ut;' Capt
Pe,rcc Cobcy, a native of Nickiord, X. L., aged
about ~ years.
In Little ompton, 2lst uIt., Mrs. sarah j.
summons. wife of Henry B. Slmmons, aged %
,,,r,, y months aud II days
I'm Providence, lst inst, Thomas N!c, son ol
lanes III. aud Francis B. Cog5cshall, aged : IL
years. ,,u ~ Il. .LuJ &C
Il. T.. and Jane 4. Chanpln, aged year ana :
months. .. ,l.n :f.,
In Portsmouth, lst init, Eliza Edith lnlin,
d,ughtcr of William and Ann Childs, aged
months and ~ days
In Providence, 9TH inst, Samuel staples, 'r''
in the 63 year of his age.
nJynn. ON the lth, Rev. Enoch Mudg'. =,
In New Ymk, on Monday last, Lieut. 'o'' b'
X Pierce, lst Rcgt. |. :. Artillery. ,
In New York, 81 inst, Elizabeth, tue oe"',a ,a
,;,c fThomas Barnett, Esq, aged % ycai'' W
mnnths aud 3 DAYS, deeply regretted by her i""'I
and friends, and all who knew her NJ.
On board L.. =. ship Albany, at fala hN'r'
Rail. Feb. 10, Lieut.. Washington kcld'
In marlborough 18th ut., Mr' Bradford IT,
Tipkham aged % years.
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FRIDAY, April 8.


Schrs. Beuchamp, M'Jniyrc, fin Camden for
Norfolk Hannah & Abigail. Bane, fin Norfolk for
Camden; I. II. Davis, Sullivan, fin Cape llaytcn
f. Boston, spoke in bat. 3S, long. 73 40, April 3D.,
brig Jacob STORY, of Salem, % days iin SuIinam,
with loss Of lnainsail and jib, aud considerable
damage 10 the rigging, aud was making for the
nearest port; schr. James ilcmy, Baker, fn Nor-
folk for Bath Welcome Return, Shaw, fin l.uLec
for Hartford; Velocity, Montgomery, In Nlork;
Pawtuckct, Orusbcc, fn East Thomaston ipr
NYork Lanson Dean, Packard, in do f. do. /;
Gen. Foster, Junes, in Cardcnas {, Portland.
April 9Th, Erigs Protection, iIl, NYolA, Ca
his, Waller, iio>ie, Remidios, Boston.
MONDAY, April 2.
Schrs Pavilion. Snow, Salem, \. York Ma
ria Baker, Berhly, North Carolina; Honduras,
Cross, Prov, \. York; Monitor, Bcs,ec, Ware
ban, \. York; Argo, y. York, Fall River; Two
Sisters, Coliin, Nantucket, New York; Laura,
Pratt, Nantucket, \. York; Vail, J. Vail, New
Bedford, \. YoL.
Sloop Brunette, Sheffield, Slonugton.
TUESDAY, April 10.
Bark New Haven, Hunter, Guayana, T.. H.,
New York.
Brig J. Story, Glover, Sminam, Saicm---,ost
spars and sails, towed ia by the Pilot Boa, James
Waterbury, Of n. York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

TIE MARRIAGE RELATION. The
great secret is. to learn to bear with
each others faillngs not to be blind
TO them--tha, is either an impossibilI-
ty or a folly; we must see and feel
them; if we do neither, they are not
evils to us, and there is obviously no
need of iorbearancc but to throw the
mantle of affection round them, con-
ceainI them from each Others eyes
to determine not to let them chill tie
affections to resolve to c.iiyate good
tempered iorbearance, because it is
the only way of mitigating the present
evil, always with view to ultimate
amendment. Surely it is not the per-
lection, but the imprcIection, of hnman
character that makes the strongest
claim in love. All the world must ap.
prove, even enemies must admire, the
good and the estimable in human ma
ture. If husband and wife estimate
only that in each which all must be
constrained to value, what do they
more than others 1t is iniirmiles
of character, nperlec,ions of nature,
that call for the plying sympathy. tie
tender compassions that makes each
the comforter. the monitCr of the 9TH
er. Forbearahce helps each to attain
command over themselves. Few are
the creatures so utterly evil as TO abuse
generous confidence, calm iorbear-
ancc. Married persons should be pre-
eminently friends, and fidelity is the
great privilege of friendship. The
Il forbearance here cont ,nded for is not
weak and wicked Indulgence of each
II others faults, but such calm, tender
II observance Of them as excludes all
! harshness and anger, and takes the
best and gentlest methods of pointing
/ them out in the full confidence Of ai.
I lection.
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no PURCHASERS or CLOTHING

AT Nllbl y NhlEs
WHITING \ kEllOE, Nos. 10 amt " Inn
w sfr,d, Boston, have newly manufactured Tor
the spring sales Of $50. the largest and most ~
tc,siye stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
over offered for sale IN Boston. Having rclln-
or;shcd the r,taR branch ol our business, ON at
,rnt,on is devoted exclusively to the wants ol IA
dc,s. and Merchants MAY depend upon finding With
Ms , better supply of well manufactured G'od',
han AT other Houses. Our Stock includes aliicos
,d,r,cd to the wants of the New England, South
crn and Western trade.
TN. ,>tcnt of our business enables ~ To- otter ali
Goods a, the lowest market value and 20 extend
,Lc usu,l term. of credit. We have in store
5000 Cloth Fruck and Dress Goats.
5000 Tweed Z" "
10000 Pans Fancy Buckskin Pants
10000 " Linen "
$1,000 Linen Sacks.
II Boys' CLorHiNG, NJ great variety. lhll"rs
n Trimmings and Piece Goods and full assuit-
mcnt of Erqlish. French and German fancy .ilk
Handkerchief, fancy slk Cravats and Scari., hlk
Italian Hdkis., Suspcndcrs, Gloves, and o'v"'s
L Furnishing Goods.
II Agents cor " Benrdi's" Troy shut Manu'ae-
II tory. p -
II A full and complete Catalogue OF our STOCK may
| be had by addrcssne ~ by mail. ,,.
/ ~ ' j. J. WHiTIso,
y y KIuor, Jt.
A Mario dSs5rn I ". "Atiou'i'
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Monday evening, by the Rev;
Henry Jackson, Nr. George W. pitman, oi All
River. aud Miss Elizabeth Perkins, ol New Bed
ford, Mass.
In New York on Tuesday, the ~ INST, by the
Row u,ctor Wainwright, Frederick Rodcwald,
of New Orleans, and Mary Isabella, eldest dauSi-
ter of General WIN. Gibbs MacNcill.
In Boston, 2d inst, 10y the RI Rev bishoP
Eastburn, Thomas =. kheu, L. >. A. to Miss
Eliza Z. Ecklcy. ,,,.,,. ~
At Hartford, CT, 9th uIt., Mr. W liiam aux,
nor nronrirtor of the Pacific (San frnciscol
News, anl Miss Mary G.. stowe. OF Hartford
In New York, 81 inst, Capt. SCHUYLER iialni'-
ton, Aid-dc Camp of Gen. Scott, to 'ofne'la h''
daughter Of Robert Ray, Esq. =,
In Providence, lth inst, by Rev. Mr. Bacon
Mr. Samuel Colby and Miss Anne VI. 'rosSn''''
both of Taunton. cL.
In Taunton, Ist inst, at the residence OF the
Catholic Priest, Mr.. Edward Forrest and MISS
Ann Murray.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES NEWPORT r. THURSDAY MORNING. April

u~F We are indebted TO our att ntiyc
friend, Mr.. Charles l.. Slanhope, Clerk oi
the steamer Perry, for tn, following sad
intelligence
STEAMER PERRY, April o, 1850.
The steamboat train from Boston for
New York, via. Norw ich and Worcester,
las, evening (April 81 vent through the
bridge over Fr nch river. near Fishervil'e (;
Il engine passed over and one man Was
killed, "a rak,nap) and a out iAle' OF
seventeen were ~ountcd: the passrng, IL
went through To New York lie same even
iog.
A report Was in general circulation in
Providence. to-day, that from lCO tor
l25 persons were killed and drIwned, bat
.he above statement is the correc, one, as
eceved il from the Journal Office, TO whom
the slatemep, was Telesraphed this =. NJ,
Respectfully yours.
CHAS. l.. STANIIOPE.
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THE BOSTON EMPORIUM
SIlAWLS AND SILK GOODS!
JEW EFT s PRES COTT,


No. = Mn .STcd,
TJAVE received Tor the Spring trodc Qf 1850, a
i / truly magnificent assortment of SHAWLS,
SILK GOops, &c, which is submitted To the pub
lie for approval.
CAsnMERE Lose and SQUARE SHAwLs-
PLAIN EupRoIpEREDa and nAMAsK FIGURED
GRAPE SHAwLs 49, BAY STATE Lose and
SQUARE SHAwLs---BLACK SILK SHAwLs, ,---
or, To sun up the catalogue, CUV kiHd - MqrlS,
---Rich aud Elegant, ,---C COmnUn and Substantial,
Low Priced and Expensive
Black aud Fancy C,luged silks for Dresses, in
the same unlimited variety Of styles and Qualities
Camclcon Satin de Chimes and French Satns.
Canton and India Siiks aud ShaWls.
Clapc and Cashmere Mautcs and Sears.
French Sacks, Ni-itcs and Mdnulias, IN true
Pals styles. aud Rich silks in suitable widths for
all these articles.
Mourning ~hanls on Illl, Goods Of all kinds.
Also fine Bpmhtlmcs and Alpaccas, w ide
SIX Nclvcts Tor Nisitcs and Shawls
Zach Steamer aul Packet from Liverpool or
Uayyc adds something new 10 our assortment,
kccping it ever fresh and attractive. All Purcha-
scrs. (Iq,iudiHg The Lalics ol mosyc.) arc assured
Of our intention 10 present at all times the Best
Goods--.tc Largest \arIety---and "t uniform Lo"
Prices.
JEWETT & PRESCOTT,
No. MILK strict,
few step, from Washington ST., LOSICN.
Mm9 i.3n
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- 4 = /! E l. l. ~ & o.,
BOSTON.
K f. OV Al


WE wo I'D respectfully inform our Customers
w and the Pubic, that we have removed e om
our old stand, 10 No. 2l9 WAsHINGroN STREET,
(botwcen tie Marlboro Hotel and Winter ST.
Having now one Of the Largest Stores in the
CITY, we shall bc enabled to show "a more cNtou-
sve stock Of RICH Sll.NS, LONG & SQUARE
SlIANrlS, and DRESS GOODS, than we have
ever before offered. We have now received
large part Of our Spring and NuHmr G0odS, hut
shall continue to receive New Goods upon the
arrival Of every French and English Steamer,
throughout the season.
We shall continue u keep every article wanted
in fimilics ,---Lincns, Quilts, Blankets, Cuttons,
Fnnnels, 49, iioUsEKEEPING ARTIcLEs,-.- and
Mourning Goods.
As We Import part of our Stock, and are always
ready to take advantage of the New York Auc-
tons, when Goods are sacrificed, we feel sure tia
we can always offer Goods at as Low Prices
as can BE- olaLcd elsewhere UNDER ANy CIR
CUMsrhNCES.
THE ONE PRTCE SYSTEM will still be
strictly adhered TO, many years experience sat
isGcs that il is tie tiircst, and therefore the
most satisfactory to purchasers.
We hope, by constant personal attention TO Our
business, to merit the patronage have SO long
received at our Old Stand.
DANIEIL & CO,
Importers Jobbcrs and Retailers,
No. 2i9 WAsHINGToN STREET, BosroS.
Mal9 3m
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A MATERNAL CoMPLiMENT.- The
Hon Robert Lindsey, when living in
Bengal, received letter from his moth
cr, il which she said =" understand,
dear Robert, that you are a great ship
builder. Your talents in this line | do
not dispute; BIT have one favor TO ask
Of you, which is this, that you will not
come home in one Of your own bull
ding" "And, d,"says he Il implicitly fol-
owed her adv CO."