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LEGAL. NOTICES.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,
That The subscriber Of Cecil county has OBJ
taineI from the Orphans Court of said county
letters Of Administration on the personal estate
Of
Bennett Love,
late Of said county deceased. Al persons hay
ing claims against The said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated. on or before the
1lth day Of February, 1852,
they may otherwise ny law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment TO the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day Of February, 1851.
CHARLEY B. CUTLER,
Feb. Is, 81 CIV Admir-.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!

BY MEANS OF THE
POCKET ESCULArlUS.
Or. Every one lis own Ply
/, siciun! THIRTIETH edition,
\ with upwards ola hundred
nngravings, showing dis
eases in every shape and
! form, AMI maliormations #
the system,
BY VIM. YOUNG, NJ. d.
The time has now agriv-
ed, that persons suffering
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CARPETS! CARpETS!! CARpETS!!!

Those WHO want II Carpet can get some I'M
common bargains, such rs follows:
Superior Extra Three Ply Inrain. oil Wool
Ingram. from 20 to IS cts, all Wool filling do.
81 to 50 cts. Gotten and Wool DO. lS# to 3 cts.
Stair and Entry Carpets, do. 10 to h2a9 CTS, Rag
Carpets ut % cts per yard. Also, +, or and
Table Oil Cloths, Stair Oil Cloths, Drugyctt
Stair Crash, &c.. &c.
Merchants who may wish goods at times, not
convenient to visit Philadelphia. are invited TO
call al this establishment and examine the pri
ccs. The proprietor being an attendant on the
.'Philalclplia .\uc,ions,' and being constantly
in the market can offer Inducements worthy their
attention. JOHN $. KENNARD,
No. So Market st.
Wilmington, 10th 80
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~ J Acres,

of first rate land. This Farm is situated within
mile of the Pennsylvania Line, and within the
same distance from the Susquehanna river, neal
the ical Of The Maryland Canal. The improve.
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at TIE SANE TIUE IND Place, the
subscriber, as Trustee, under Decree in Equi-
'y, will also sell another FARM adjoining the
above. known by the name Of .'.idditi0n 10
Don gheFiy'S Eadearor," and containing
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one word Inspecting what had accidentally learned In
Jacksonville but since lef that place have sounded
Captain mcfarland, and find that he had got idea
that t vas engaged In the matter, but did not know
recently returned from trip to Cuba, and T has
been very anxious To have conference with him. and
sent for him several times but he sailed without seeing
him The captain thinks he wished obtain infoI
ton from Cuba Another reason why did not say any
thing Of the matter in jacksonville because have
friend there who Is also possessed OF the informa
ton and il would not be safe for him TO DO suspected
know the idea of another Cuba expedition has been
rdculed but you may depend upon the above informa
ton, and time win soon confirm it.
Correspondence of the Newark Daily Advertiser.
JACKSONVILLE, PLoKIpA, May B. 1881,
Events with which the readers Of the Daily" be-
signs to which have previe usly alluded The liberia
tors in this quarter the face of defeated party the
next day after election. Some, i spprehend, not
sorry for this ntercepion by the United States govern
in consequence There has been great deal of money
spent and the enterprise IL not suspended without con-
siderable regret among the parties themselves and their
numerous sympathizers. IL is thought by some that
there yet be- descent Cuba il there has been
interference with plans on the Gulf side.
The steamer Weaka was chartered by the United
States government, and came to this place day before
yesterday from Savannah, having board United
States Marshal and assistants looking for Generals Lopez
and Gonzales and also for arms and ammunition which
est inre7itus The result would follow II
search made in this town for who ever really
going to Cuba The steamer before ts return
proceeded to the Satlla river in Georgia on the same
erraHd OF investigation II will be difficult hereafter TO
ind any fault with our government for lack OF promp
tude in the arrest Ct this expedition 1t is rumorcd here
that Gonzales has been arrested ut Savannah, but no
thing coud-be proved against him furnishing another
evidence Of general fact, that many truths well known
difficult to be established.
The Emigrants" will bde their time, but there is no
probability OF this scheme being permanently abandoned
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Washington Items.

THE PRESIDENT COMING TO INV YORK, ETC.
WAsnrsGroS, May Z, 1851.
The complete returns at the Census once from New
Mexico show the entire population to be 6l,632-the
number Of free blacks being y.
The President and several members of the Cabinet will
visit New York on the l4th instant by invitation to
take part in the celebration Of the completion the
Erie Railroad, and excursion the whole road
Chief Justice Cranch is better day.
The Secretaries Of state and War, the Postmaster
General, and the Attorney General viii accompany the
President his visit the Erie Railroad The Post
master General leaves Saturday the others Mon.
day practical illustration will thus be given Of the
unanimity of the cabinet
The Secretary Of the Interior will return to this city
tomorrow.
Gov Letcher Minister to Mexico, leaves here his
return to morrow morning.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury expects
visit New York aud Boston in the beginning Of next
week il the Secretary 5 health is sufficiently recovered
The Superintendent Of the Census will probably visit
Europe shortly for the purpose of obtaining aforma-
tion regarding the European census operations.
There is reason TO believe that the Attorney General
will decide against the payment Of interest the Flor
da claims
At government sale of &c, at the Washington
Arsenal, the Rev VIM McCrey of the Colonization So
cey and agent Of the Liberian republic purchased
hundred and twenty-five muskets and number of
swords for the Liberian government.
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TcIegraphic Reports.

NEw 0ELEAss, May 7. 1851
Cotton Is dull the sales yesterday and to-day
barely 5000 bales We quote strict mddling at e aec
The receipts southern ports thus far 2l000
bales ahead year The stock here q 900 bales
Freights Liverpool Mt 9l6d Flour sells at 81
81 o5 for Ohio 1900 bushels changed hands, at
4sc. for yellow, and 90 &c for white
LOUISVILLE, May :, 1851.
There have been small sales Of cotton today, at 81
1Oc. Cloverseed. SO 50 81 per bushd Flour 50 %
- 65 Coffee, 1875 lose Clear sides, &c. shoulders
&c. Sales Of whiskey al Is a 1870.
Mosur, April 30, 1851.
The sales Of cotton Monday and Tuesday about
mails hand and in consequence Of unfavorable
aayices sales vrry limited gay 100 500 bales at
prices. in most cases, rather lower.
CmARIrsros, May 8, 1851
The market during the day, quiet and further
decline manifested Sales made of $40 bales
at ~ Zoe
BUFFALO. May 7, 1851
The receipt. at this port since our last have been
follows Flour 1900 bbls; wheat IS 900 bushels corn
10000 do Western -four Is In fair demand and 1000
bbs have been sold nj So 70 81 81 for straight State
Wheat IL easier particularly the lower grades the sales
have been bushels at SOC for OHIO Corn l. In fair
request 1900 bushels sold at ~ for mixed Western
The freight quotations, to-day for -four, Soc, and
corn 10 &c.
ALBANY, May :, ISL
The receipts for the past twenty four hours have been
-Flour 900 bbls; wheat, none; corn, 1850 bushels
Flour good steady demand for the Eastern aud home
trrde the sset have been 500 bbl Prime wheat l. In
fair demand. with firm Market common descriptions,
however are duh and tending downward 1900 bushels
ordinary Genesee sold nj ll2c Corn II heavy owing to
large receipts the sales have been 1900 bushels Mt e
for round yellow, and 59I<c. for mixed Western Oats
rather better with sales Of GOO bushels at % 4c
Ohio wbiskey sells at &c.
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, May 7, 1851.
Fire Engine for Nac York-U'ater Gas Triumph.
MIR. John Rodgers, of this city, the celebrated
fire engine builder, is now constructing, and has
nearly completed, fine large engine for the Man
haitian fire com pany, No. Z, CT New York city. The
cylinder of it measures eight and half inches in
diameter, the levers and all the ironwork being
finely polished. 1t will doubtless be OF the most
powerful engines ever constructed. MIR. Rodgers is
also just completing three engines for New Orleans
one for the Jefferson, the Trad ferry company, and
the Volunteer. That for the Trad ferry company
Is to be finished with rosewood box, and wheels
similar to the Friendship engine, Of this city.
The first branch Of the city council, yesterday,
passed an ordinance giving to the Water Gas COM
pany the same privileges Of opening the streets TO
lhy their pipes, granted to the old gas
poly. The struggle to obtain vote on the bill was
very great; and some Of the members we're actually
carried out of the hall, to prevent them from vot
ing, by the friends Of the old monopoly. The clerk
sent after them, and reported to the council
that he had chased them two squares, but sould
not overtakc them. Truly, We have very diSni-
fed set Of city councillors, who afraid to vote
their sentiments for or against q measure.
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The Cuban Expedition.
FffU~yuuwrYtI.r.a q Nt. U.ns8

A'ofTFNVonlehc- ~ the MaNhlngbpn hNNWNhrtI
~. JoHN's BAa Easr IA. April -, 1851.
have been spending the past two months In Jackson
vile Florida aud have frequently heard remarks made
respecting another Cuba expedition but thought but
little a u until the day before yesterday (thc 2lih),
when learned enough % satisfy my oil that another
expedition IL contemplated, and that very soon 7
thought Of writing 70 the Navy state Department.
but feared that a letter directed would occasion
suspicion, and therefore concluded write 10 you,
leaving II 10 your Judgment 10 mako such o. the
information l give ~ you think proper There u q
man in Jacksonville by the ~ T. he has,
until ntly been engaged In the lumber business at
that place lie officer under Lopez In his first
expedition has recently been absent from Jacksonville
about four weeks and returned last week bringing shout
thirty thousand dollars with him He and three others
to leave Jacksonville tomorrow; and, the boat
10 Savannah he will probably stop there or ~ some
nterrs ediate place. perhaps Daren Or e MARY But
inter that the expedition viii not sail until about The ~th
q May ~ one a the "a private vas heard u ay
that he expected 20 Ego whore coffee Rruws' IN too
weeks that the 2ith) There = mistake shout
the above, and that t. has devoted hi stteui N ~
the sitting out n the expedition and Is nearly resdy
believe ~ be true.
an now board q the schooner sciota Csatm.n
Mcfarland, bound Tor Escs, Conn~ctlc -, snt
expect 70 50 10 this afternoon dd nj tars ~ ~
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDNEsNAI, May Tt M.
BREapsruFFs.-F icw.-0ur -four market has been
what irregular to-day but with fair business The
inferior qualities have given way little the
supply being ample and the demand light while other
brands were as noticed previously. On domestic some
5000 bbls changed hands ut So 10 So 81 y for No.
superfne; with lordnsry to straight State at ~ IL
a 81 %; mixed to choice Western and New Orleans,
at 81 rs 81 So pure Genesee ut 81 50 81 6Ss4 fancy
Ohio at - 6S 81 "a; fancy Gcnosee and extra Ohio at
81 81 SIS TN and extra Genesee at - " SO 60 Ca
madam without further change 500 bbs. in bond
taken at 81 IS There was not much Southern
Offering and prices had upward tendency. About
$50 bbls brought 81 rs 81 81 for mixed TO straight
brands and SIS So 50 for fancy. Rye -four has not
ried; ljO bbls. fine sold ut S. Al So so. Meal WAS
shade lower, and more plenty Within day or two 600
bbs jersey have been sold at Sc IS 06i and Brandy
wine at IS % SO 81 Hheo offered easier terms
and the market dull. We heard Of operations
Rye steady the decline with sales Of 5000 bushels
River at 73c Com remained in good supply, and heavy
in price The nsactions add up about 5000 bushels
Northern white Mt &C. Jersey yellow and Western
high mixed at Csc nc; and Northern round at 62c
a o2iic. There a brisk inquiry for Oats, at still
higher rates. Northern realizing 47c 4sc and Jersey
45c 4e,.e B@dcy has become quite scarce and
CosrEE has been FIRM though quiet The business
within the last two days includes 300 bags
Java lie; 500 do Porto Rico and Laguayra at 10
l0i.c.; and $50 do. St Domingo at 81 $40.
CorToS-The market has resumed its former quiet
tone the amount sale being very ample for the wants
Of buyers Our former quotations not readily OBJ
tanabe oday for tho amount sold which stated at
600 baes.
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on wednesday May !, JsNrs, only n James and
and Catharnc VI. Grifiths, aged years months and
y days
The relatives and friends o. tho family refespectfuly
regussted TO attend the funeral from No Ia Ludlow
strset on Friday, 9th inst, at ! O'Clock
Louisville papers please copy
on Tuesday, May Dawn u RoRrnrsoy In the 5sd
yesr o. his sgc.
eighth streets on Thursday morning May s, At 10
O'Clock Ills friends and those Of the family invited
TO attend without further invitation.
At o O'Clock. on Tuesday morning May 9, Mi-s ELfrA
pt~ExEy daughter a the late VIM. H. Pn<ney, in the
26th year Of her sge.
Tho friends Of the family requested TO attend the
funeral on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock from her
late residence Fifth street The funeral services will
take place nj II Marks Church, at hslfpas O'Clock
ON May o ASDsrw LfrTLs, native Of Scotland, aged
a. years and % days.
lis relatives and friends end those q the family
respectfully invited 70 attend his funeral this WED
pesayl afternoon at O'Clock from his late residence
No ZIG West Twcnt ysxth street without further invi-
tation.
on "wednesday, May 7, EsNa, infant daughter Of VII
liam " and Eliza Toulon aged 10 months.
The relatives and friends o. the family respectfully
invited u attend the funeral from the residence a her
parents, No IA Rivington street on Friday afternoon
~ q O'Clock.
ON "wednesday. May 7, Moprrrrr, youngest con Of
Wright and Mary A. GiIlics, aged years
The fri. nds 81 the family respectfully invited 70
attend tho funersl Friday 9th inst At O'Clock, from
No in Franklin street.
on May 7, Eeas1vs = DRIoo, aged % year., months
His funer.l will take place this dsy (Thur-isy} at
ociock, A. ~ at the Bedford ssree, N Y Church, cor
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Opening or the Connecticut Legislature

=
The Legislature of this State meet this morning at
o'clock.
The Senate organized by appointing Hon Henry
Peck. of New Haven President pro tenn; stephen w.
Kellogg, of Nsugatuck, clerk, and Westel Russell
doorkeeper-all wings.
The House organized by the election of Hon Sam
uel Ingham, dem, speaker, Che having la votes
against Hon, VIM. Boardman. who had 1872 Myron s.
Mason OF Tolland elected clerk Samuel s. Cooley
and Samuel Wye, myers, aud james Levod Davis
Ray and Richard kusk doorkeepers-all democrats All
the members present but MIR. Cady, OF Ash
mond, free soil, who il sick
The election for Governor and other State officers will
be proceeded with to morrow forenoon The wings have
three majority in the Senate
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SECOND DAY
CHARLESTON, May 6. 1851.
va .anxs,,;o, onaras With o-.u.u - ANT,
F-'NNi " ~
members appeared Al assoclatons-now present, 34s
members A committee of Il was appointed to report
g. t,.;.o.a - -, a.. -, =. = : -
49, = 80 '''n was s"0HN''eN VIII
oct previous debate Several strong separate State &C
tson resolutions were introduced and ref rred
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~ n"o'ay tue oou'ehi'n ~'S''i nou u- io"i e''oA
t. enable the committee to report.
On re assembling letter from Ls ngdon Cheeyes was
"a a..,,si,a bis non ,+ters,,co ia s.nrao..a, ,
'Si SNP'
rate STATE sctlon thinking that one state cannot stand
alone in the midst of her He enls
so-baar.n, and Cancellation and thiphs tha so,, vii,
:, ~
a~n ano nniy rey On tue uenioeracy OF the country
In 1928 the democratic party under jefferson saved the
south from the federalsts nov .r ;,n
,, :, - Z, - 49, ~
AceP 'hat the ooect OF e oiu leoeraiists was strong
Du nons, Whie shat m their successors was
animated ey abolition and the frenzy Of ana
cn ne the nocratc party TO put forth their
as embraced great power southern States
even southern whlgs-are mocrats though accidental
dtmoerats aim vigorously the south viii tr;nmnb lie
believes Georgia and Virginia will take new counsel and
~ OH princ pres &C ne ADVISES the tues
enluit 10 The subyersion Of fbr rights aud The
degradation of the South He thinks the ques-
tona1e lie says ne understands the convention VIII act
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ner Of Morton and Bedford STREETS His brothers, John
r. and u. g., Of New York and Edmund and Ensign. Of
Wiamsburgh, and the friends Of the family in general
tpectfuy invited TO attend without further inv
tation His remains will be taken TO Cypress Hills for
intermept
On "Wednesday morning at halfpast o'clock, after
lingering Illness Mr. Dawn ScHorER in the 37th year Of
his age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No IL Sc
cond street this morning at IL O'clock without further
notice.
On Wednesday, May 7, at Newark, N j.. af.er short
Illness. STEPHEN MoRRIs, aged "a years.
His friends and those Of his father inlaw Capt Thomas
Knapp respectfully invited to attend his funeral
Friday 9th inst at O'clock from his late residence Ia
Cross street Newark N j. Cars leave Now York, foot
Of Courtlandt street, at half past IL o'clock NJ and
Jpn.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On board the steamer California from Panama for San
Francisco April O. Hon SAMUEL X. THuRsTos, delegate
to Congress from Oregon.
At New Orleans, April % JOHN M BUCKLEY, aged "a
years native Of New York and for the last eight years
n resident of that city.
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BILE friend George Thompson, not allowed to spssk
of their color,d brothers at Springfield He parcu
larry severe on Henry Clay for ocng At the surrender
q simns by the Boston authorities They the aboli
uonts are not the geters Of riots and mobs on the
contrary they lovers Of order and peace but
said in the beginning OF Christianity that Christ and his
apostles were sedtous. pest,.ntia fellows and they
accordingly nobbed and hooted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-08
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
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.Suicide--The Reccia Bitcloy, Sc.
The Coroner has gone out to Camac's woods, 10
hold an inquest upon the body Of man found sus-
pendedto the branch Of tree. Areport is current
that the suicide is the murderer Of the Barte family
who has been driven to cut short his career by the
pangs Of conscience
No trace has yet been discovered Of the 6cnd in
human shape, and there is some fear that he has
made good his escape to another city.