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We nfer from remarks which we have seen in s'r'
era OF exchanges that the late convention al Chs
ton, South Carolina, is misunderstood The oplno
seems TO have gone abroad that tina, convention did,
speak the sentiment of the people oil sosu
Carolina This is mistake. The convention coz
sisted only OF the delegates Of the Southern Rghs d'f
cations. previously formed by individual action. ~
Hon. Mr. Colcock, member Of the last Congress, WS
advocated secession most senuoasly, said "th asm9
unohorsed by lar, and voluntary ASSOCIATION
The idea, therefore, that the action OF the late CHAIRS
ton convention commits The people Of South CIoDm'
utterly falacous.
But. while make this explanation, il s bat ns'
TO cay that the overwhelming majority by Sho
its action was confirmed is ominous, There Ve'
nearly FIVE hundred delegates present, and the nn
nmity with which its propositions were adopted o%"
TO teach wholesome lesson It ought TO leafn -
good citizens OF the republic to abstain from those SA'
gerons sentiments and to rown down those misehs'0"
ore anizations which tend to array section o. ~
Union against another. rupture with all me Nvs"
would not be dangerous deporabe as comm
between the federal authority and the weakest mem"
OF the confederacy. For our.elf had rather zee !"
government in against the world Than sgnns :"
smallest star, Of all the thirty States, tia, adorn' 0
banner.
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CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received By subscribers until
saturday SIS, day Of May instant o three hunded and
bo.rd Roanoke Railroad Company nssns cent per
sSss@ interest and redeemed a. The Merchant Bank IN @ ely
each, win attached
ofssch February and August
These bond. .,s ..asd aSds. .S1o I % @
executed 70 John Palmer s'a Of the city Of Ne" YORK. IN uu
This mortgage the entire line Of the road from Norfolk
distance o. v miles which viii have cost completed
eiusns s os aaa y' Of h .AS Of
principal q me bonds % TAKE USE saa neil e whole
cry fine of description now acquired OF hereafter
dollars offered for sale
s s s ls %
ihs heavy s for the whole distance Wv ms now On naa
gsgsd in laying down the sm.ndsr 50 as to s as
200 nile.j BY the close d The year r'''''
arm o n ss a New Or
leans in with the line Of steamers now running from Bal
line running from philadelphia 70 Norfolk
Norfolk July One of these
lines % pc Of the n elias passenger steamers oo tons su
The of for ample
mingon 100 miles which has just been read with heavy
trail unite. South Ga"'on win the ,sgad 70 Raleigh 50
Al south viii receive the production.
the Roanoke Navigation Company who have expended
four hundred thousand dollars in improving the navigation the
The habor Norfolk of
United and will be
Railroad and its connecting lines with
ample territory which will The road abundant
business
map exhibiting connexions owing also other lines
OF which line Of
way Norfolk Mobile New
south, valley Mississippi Memphis
west, may be obtained Of the undersigned.
An "exb giving full the road and its affairs copies
Of and mortgage and the legal opinions Of Judge John
Virginia. &c. accompanies tho and be obtained
upon application John Palmer the Merchants Bank
undersigned, by mail otherwise who will
information which may be desired.
confidently believed that the bonds offered
safest and desirable market.
Three hundred and ffy thousand dollars offered for
sale
The entire will be disposed Of absolutely and without
SER the highest bidder.
Sealed less than 81 600 will
Office of the undersigned until 3oock thirty
FIRST day Of May, 1851
Proposals be addressed Winsow Laner CO., 81 Wall
York, endorsed Proposals r. Bonds"
Parties whose bids accepted will be required
Immediately
Of bids, and
the first day Of july August September October
party will be liberty full
will commence from the day of payment
WiNsLOW, LANIER, l. CO.,
May l3-dt3stMay No. 81 Wall street
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We invite the particular attention Of the reader 70 "
letter OF our commercial correspondent which has -
usual ability. and is the most complete reuai'on u
fallaeies OF the high procconi.s that can b a'0'
by commercial figures. II. pays high and desc. =,
compliment, 10 the financial skill Of Mr. Walp''
must feel proud ha, the general condition OF the
bears such conclusive testimony in favor oil 'os
which was mAiured by his great mind
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DRESS GOODs.-We respectfully
the public ladies especially extensive
goods. varied
inducements will be offered
orally order dpose much stock possible
fore purchasing elsewhere. We have
Rich chene striped and plaid spring and silks
prices
Plain, pink blue, green, salmon colorcd
10 pieces coiored mouselnes, travelling
10 do all WOOL fine small figured mousssnss for chdren
Plain green blue, shaeysa and desirable
article for ladies' dresses
Plain, grave, and fancy coiored bereges, nil shades
40 pieces rich figured bereges and grenadines
Is do low-pnccd do apart Of which very beautiful
in low-prc goods
20 do berege LANES, price, and STYLES
In French Jaconets, Sc
Is pieces rich printed Organdie musns
~ do printed Jaconet cambrcs, extra hne
50 do enc medium quality and price lawns warranted fast
100 do low-piced do do
30 do small figured and doued French ehintxes sh
dren's
% do haf-mourning lawns and organdis muslns
Is do good quality black lawns, at i2k cents.
In addition above
longing trade, all OF which sell good
be obtained from retail establishment
viii only be necessary for purchasers to be convinced Of
truth Of examine goods
ing We ask careful and particular examination
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
May s-dlm
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WOMAN EVER KIND, EVER GKNeRoUs-Some reaec.
tons on this subject have been suggested to our mind
by IN incident which occurred the other evening We
have sent the Southern Pao, TO some OF our friends
gentlemen whom we knew to be opposed TO us in poll
hes-and 10 few instances they have been returned We
likewise sent 10 lady distinguished for her many
virtues and Accomplishments, and bearing nm honorcd H.
lus'r'ous name in South Carolina whom we knew 10
De, with her whole family and kindred, 10 every branch
OF ~ opposed to us In politics. She did return the
paper, but enclosed her subscription In neat little en-
which at once attracted the attention of u
Ledyard. the grea, American traveller in his celebrated
sulogy on woman, which tempted 10 quote by
me neiaent alluded 10, says in his own peculiar and
oea"uui language: have observed among all nations
mai the women ornament themselves more than The
men that wherever found they are the same kind civil
ooEng, humane, tender beings; that they are ever In
clined 10 be gay and cheerful, n0rous and modes,
ihey 90 mol hesitate, like men, to perform generous or
, anuoni no, naughty OF arrogant superc
ous' out fu OF courtesy and fond Of socieiy indusr
oas, economical ingenious; more liable in general 10 err
man man, but IN general also more vruous and nor
forming more good actions than be- never addressed
myself IN The language Of deoency and friendship 10 a
woman, whether civilized or savage, without receIyinu
decent or friendly answer With man Il has been o,her
IN wandering over The inhospi,able plains of Den
,nrpugh honest Sweden. frozen Lapland rude and
sn,.J finland, unpnncpled Russia, and the wide
cold We, o. ,be wandering Tartar, il hungry, dry
and s' o, hck, woman has ever been friendly 10 me
~" o,,ny SO and 10 add 10 this virtue 40 worthy nj
pIe,auon OF benevoence these actions have been
A. d.al ~ 80 Tree and 50 kind manner thai If was
coarse morse with double relish !. "''sy ave 'he
ms mas been, no doubt, the experience ~ ov.
u - 'ne eSpeneace OF every man in his ,ournsv
tWS"e. e. woman rs ever Kind, ever generous
."seVe 'ouno, they are the kind ohligi,, -
der beings These the cbataeter,sr ~ ~ zen
which make Them 40 lovely and AZ mneh leu reh
psey and religion, too they excel man a. much a. Il, ~
90 10 the other virtues OF hfe,souhern Patrol "'S
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A mammoth lead cave has bees discovered in Iowa by
4 Mr. Thomas, said TO be worthy, industrious man
whose property il is The is about three miles
from Dubuque and hundred and fifty feet below the
surface Of the earth The Herald. OF Dubuque, says:
The extreme length OF the suberranean vault is some
thing like hundred and sixty feet by sixty, and vary
ing in height from ten 10 sixty seventy feet IL
discovered about ak months SINCE and since then
million pounds OF have been taken from their hiding
place. and more has been done than TO remove
what hung upon the inctusted wall, or LAID exposed
to the eye, slightly buried beneath the floor OF the
cavern.
The Herald says $4,000 is the reward OF this bare
skimmlne OF the surface while the testimony OF expe
nenced miners IS that The vast reservoir OF wealth is
yet, entirely undsturbed But when this portion OF the
cavern is exhausted, the work and wealth Of III owner
viii have Just commenced 10 be realized. Stretching on
from the eastern terminus what is visible OF the
cave - narrow passage, which may be traced for thin
teen hundred feet, and through the whole course oil
which are visible signs Of the rich deposite OF min
dred feet. and enough crafty his curiosity Twice
OF them OF sufficient height allow man 10 stand erect
but both showing uneqayooal evidences that The depths
below are loaded with mineral treasure. One OF The
openings. which he denomnaed bed room" is about
twenty-five by fifty feet, aad the other the parlor" il
some hry-hye by one hundred feet and is highly orna
nened both with clusters OF mineral from the walls, and
beautiful staaces OF carbonate OF lime from the roof
said to be impossible 10 estimate the value OF this
lead FIVE hsBdred thousand dollars may be too high
n3ure, or II may be too low Ii will take a long time TO
exnaust IT, and until exhausted ITS value cannot be told
II doubtless the richest deposite Of ssra ever found
IN America, and sinks California into the shade
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TUE SEA KING-A nautical romsnec, BY Of the
l. o Ne
III. Widow Rnrby Husband Other Tales author of
" Adventures ~ Simon Jngxs,n with illustrations.
The Yankee Mcfmads AID
by w. G. Burton, comedian with eight engraving,
Of
working and making Steel by Frederick ovsrmap,
May Ia FRANCk TAYLOR
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IYOUsE Reut.wi be 10 rent In few days pleasant
III and
Containing rooms, cellar
room The lot is 70 feet in front by 100
containing choice garden spot and select fruit
negbohood good and healthy, and the wsier excellent
SAMUEL CLARK.
Three door, cas-. once, a.ors.,cwn, u. Q,
May I3-3t
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.

washington and Alexandrss Hoat
Thonos Coip,rs wesks-seren Trips per- dap
a ze>0 The steamboat THOMAS coLLyER will do
G1rvAtoAe part at the following hours. coach
-SaA with the boat In Washington. Boats lax
Petsons going and not leaving the boat, half price
Tho 1beua- coIysr Mount route
Leave hlerandria ~ ION, ami ~, k5S, p m.
Leave Warrington at ~, TO- ny, nj N, 3s ~
May l3-a Captain.
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Canton Msttings, Floor Ollcloths Csrpetiug, sc.
THE subscribers receiving per schooner Statesman,
i from New York
50 pieces "A extra heavy white Canton mat,ingA
4
do Ga
% do A do red checked do do
IS do 54k64do do
10 do a. do fancy do do
do super English oilcloth 10 feet wide
do super American olcloth, from twelve eighteen
IS do ow-prieed American ocoh, from three
wide
10 do Cocoa matiings for basement, &c.
Also, hand full every
ported and American carpetng, such ss--
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brusse English and American Brussels
imperial, ply, ingrain fine ngrain
priced rag hemp and both plaid together
other
prepared fully determined offer upon good
other dealers in this country.
Ap is-u p. II. HOOE 4 CO.
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QOOk OF RELIGIONS, compr sing tho views. crecd.,
ID and opinions Of all principal religious in
world, particularly Of nil Christian denominations in Europe and
together statistics o. churches and MISSIONS bio
graphical sketches Ae &C complete volume Of 40
1851 by John Hsyward-s7 cents.
May - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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~ OWEN 4 son take this method OF icing
II, their friends and public generally they
ceived direct from New Yoh goods
selected with their embracing
superior cloths cas.imere and vesgs, together
variety Of fancy ARTICLES
They pleasure present goods
superior they have brought this city.
Thankful for hvors, they respectfully solicit
their patronage.
Ap g-3aw2m Intel. Tell
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GUNNER MIIIINERy.-Mr. ANN H. CLARK will have
- Fashionable Saloon Wednesday,
instant black white
and silk fancy ditto French lace hats, straw lace
ditto, with beautiful fresh rbnnd and flowers, and
large cheap bonnet.
Bridge Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Georgetown DC.
MAY iJ--a.
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NEW White Goods.The undersigned have Just received an
IN and fresh supply white goods adapted
present and approaching seasons embracing the annexed
50 pieces extra fine paid mu-iins
100 do medium do including all grades
lop do good quality do l2t
so do fine white jaconet cambrics
70 do medium and low-pi do
100 do cambnc musins, Including all qualities
rs do fine soft null muslins
IS do Nansook
10 do skrting
Is do corded skirts
do low priced dressh ninga
~ do plain Swiss musins, I'm.
do lou-pnccd
IS do white Swiss musins
80 do fancy doucd aud other figures
With descriptions belonging above,
OF which will dnd
have determined 10 offer inducements reduce
CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
May 10 3taw2w
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UEAbtNGs with tho lpaoisitiont by DIR. Achiill
~ London Labor and the London roor, No. 81
Mnyn TRANCK TAYLOR.
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EEf COOIwe have n.t and choice lot
N ofhNS, which we invite the ladies call and examine
600 palm leaf fans, 81 cents
Spanish whalebone, reed, n ivory
Ladies and Misses pocket fans.
- = J.Rh A. TATE,
May i3-3t Penn ,yeouo be,vecp Iotb and m IN ~,
TUE Fruit, Flower, and Garden, by Patrick
i Ncil-sdspted 10 the United State. =
The american Miller and Miiwshts Assistant by william
Tfuahes. ' - ~ -
The Turner's Companion vol, with plates.
This day received for sale by
- TAYLOR MAURy,
NYp Rookssfer. 9th
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SPRL.NT .7.ND NT.N.MER
a. OTaEIN d.

NVEENHODY- shnuld embrace this opporlu-
ElAnly to buy Clothing for Men, Youth, and
Boy, u, such prices as have never yet been
known to this city, ut GEORGE CULiNS
establishments, Soah Fast Coracr Of
-. = GMh Second SIS. Phitadeiphia,
rn.p..,,.,.g Il choice of the REST, MOST PEST
RABLE, NNn FASHIONABLE Dress and ftoch
Goats, Habit Cloth do, Linen Drilling do.
TwrciS, &c. Together with great variety of
rows CLOTHlNG, consisting of sack coats,
polka jackets, monkey jackets, vests and round
jackets, made Of tweed, linen drilling, cloth.
alpaca, kcrSamicr, docskin. &c.
Particular care has been taken to procure the
new styles for Men and Boys Summer Goats.
Pantolnons. Vo<'~. Sc. To which he would in
vie special aucntion.
FURNISHING GOODS,
consis'Mg O.: SHIRTS, Stocks, E!andkerchiefs, &C.;
all Of whic' are are offered al the lorcst possible
cash Prices. and as cheap as any other clothing
store in the Union.
Lt5='Parents who desire Boys Clothing are
earnestly invited to examine the stock.
Country Storekeepers can be accommodated
al very low rates. GEO. CUl.lN,
$. f.. cor. Second and Market Sts.,
April 5, 81 ly Philadelphia
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ITERRENG'S
(wILDER's PATENT,)
Salalnan(ier Safes.

H1IE validity OF this Patent, (atfer having been
L vigorously contested by suits at law for the
last six yrars,) has been fully and finally cstab-
lished in the Supreme Court OF the United States
The undersigned, II, his depot, las on hand a
large assortment OF the genuine
Patcnt Solamonder Safes.
ALSO. ALL KINDS OF
Iron Chests, .l1omcy Bores, Iauh Doors
md Bank Vnults,
Both fire and BURGLAR proof, with new and Sec
ond Hand Safes of other Understanding the
largest assortment in the world. Also, the fol-
lowing Locks:
Jones' changeable, Combination, Formulation,
and Letter Changeable anli-Gunpowder Locks;
Halls new Patent Powder and Burglar-Proof
Locks; Day, Newell 4 Days; and Locks of other
celebrated makers. JOHN FARRELL,
No. 81 Hainmf Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Sole Agent for the State of Pennsy lvania.
June 81, 81
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o. ONE PRICE oNLY.~C0 fec 10, 81 ly
SPRING s. SUMNER CLOTHING.
COSTUME HALL.
Cor. Pratt 81. md Centre Market Space,
BALTI NJ ORE.
| THE largest and best stock of READY MADE
l. CLOTHING ever offered in Baltimore. Dress,
Frock and Sack CoATS, all colors, qualities and
| sizes, from $50 to $3.50 and upwards. PANTA-
Looms at to $3.50, and upwards, embracing all
| styles of fancy, plain and plaid cAsslMEnrs.
VESTS of every variety al corresponding prices.
Also n large assortment BOYS CLOTHING.
| Importing our own cloths direct from Europe,
| and manufacturing on the most extensive scale,
enables us to offer inducements to purchasers.n not
TO be surpassed by any clothing establishment in
the United States. The proprietors are deter
mined TO make the Wholesale Rooms the point
of great attraction, and have now made up more
than $4,000 Garments, from the finest quality TO
the lowest in price.
In the Custom Department will always be
| found the choicest selections OF CLOTHS, CAssI-
MFREs and vEsTINGs, which will be made up at
shortest notice. and in the latest style, fit al
ways guaranteed.
pJ-The one price system strictly adhered to-.
Remember the name and place, corner Pratt
st. and Centre Market Space.
| apr IL Isl 1y II. H. COLE 4 co.
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HoRsEs FED on FLEsH.-The Gauls
fed their horses and oxen on fish; and
so did the Panconians, mentioned by
lIerodotus. Diomedes, King of Thrace,
killed by Hercules, fed his mares with
the flesh of miserable strangers, cut in
pieces for the purpose which made them
so fierce and unmanageable, that they
were obliged to be kept in stalls fbrass,
and tied up in iron chains.
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Overshot Threshers & Separators,

will receive prompt attention.
The large and increasing demand for these
Machines las induced the Proprictors TO erect
new and spacious Mandatory, and otherwise
extend their means Of promptly filling orders.
Their powers and Thrcslcrs have been sold in
nearly every State in the Union, during the past
year, and their supe, iori,y has been acknowl-
edged by numerous testimonials, not only from
Agricultural Societies but from persons whohay
used them. They have received the First Pre-
mums at the principal Fairs where they have
been exhibited in operation, including the Penn
sylvania State Fair, the Provincial Fair of Upper
Canada, and the Michigan and Ohio State Fairs,
together with numerous County Exhibitions in
the different States.
The Tro Horse M0Chine, with from three TO
five hands, will thresh from 1875 to 200 bushels
Of wheat per day, and twice that quantity ofcats.
The one horse Machine will lhresh rather
more than halt that quantity.
PRICE AT ALBANY.
For two horse machines, Sli5
For one horse do. Sl20
Machines will be shipped to any part Of the
United States or the CanaaS, C~7-and warranted
to give satisfaction 10 the purchaser, Or they
may be returned within sixty days.
The subscribers also manufacture and will
furnish to order the most approved kinds of
&C., &C. They will also furnish Horse Powers
properly seercd for driving Churns, elcvalng
Grain; or other purposes |" which horse power
can be applied. WuriLER. MrLICK & Co.
Cor Of Hamilton 0M Librry 81 .Nbs"y, N. Y.
On hand ana for sale by the subscriber, agent
of the Parrntccs. JOHN d. MICHlNER,
June l4f Rising Sun. Cecil Co., Md.
CATION.
THE subscribers, Paicntces, of Whceler's
Patent Horse Powers, having noticed that shops
are established where they make and sell Wheel
er's Patent Horse Porcrs GMd OrPrshot Ihr'shers,
when in fact they have not obtained from Ms any
liberty TO use our patent
We hereby caution all persons that said per-
sons have no right 10 use our Patent, or to hanu-
facture or sell said Horse Powers, and that sale
by them will confer no right upon the purchaser
to use such Power. Mcssrs. Wheeler, Melick
e. Co., of the State OF New York, and their
Agents, are the only persons authorised to make
or sell Wheeler'S Patent Horse Powers and
Overshot Threshers.
A. & W. C. WHEELER,
June !. 81 If Patcnlccs.
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VIM. +. Murphy,
BLINK nook MANUFACTURER

BLINK nook MANUFACTURER
Nc 26 SouM 7Hird Street, Philadelph'n
Over II. johnson x Co.'S Exchange Office.
Banks, Public Offices and Merchants supplied
al the shortest notice.
.4cconm Books Of all kiads, Chech H,ah', &c.,
made in the most durable ra..ncr, at the short
est notice, ana at reduced prices.
job Printing of all kinds neatly and expedi-
tousIy executed. All work warranted
June II, 1850
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Sabbath Evening.

IT'S holy time. The evening shade
Steals with soft control
O'er nature, as a thought Of heaven
Steals o'er the human soul;
. And every ray from yonder blue,
And every drop of falling dew,
Seem to bring down 10 human woes
From heaven message Of repOSe.
O'er yon tall rock the solemn trees,
A shadOwy group incline;
Like gentle nuns in sorrow bowed
Around thy holy shrine;
And DER them now the night winds blow,
So calm and still, The music low
Seems the mysterious voice f'prayer
Soft echoed on the evening air.
The mists, like incense from the earth,
Rise to God beloved,
And DER the waters move as erst
The Holy Spirit moved;
The torrents voice, the waves low hymn,
Seem the far notes Of seraphim;
And all earths thousand voices raise
Their song of worship, love, and praise.
The gentle sisterhood Of flowers
Bend low their lovely eyes,
Or gaze through trembling tears ofdew
Up to the holy skies;
And the pure stars come out above,
Like sweet and blessed things of love,
Bright signals in the ETHEREAL dome
To guide the parted spirit home.
There is spirit of blessedness
In air and earth and heaven,
And nature wears the blessed look
Ola young saint forgiven;
Oh, who, at such an hour oflove
Can gaze on all around. above,
And not kneel down upon the sod
With natures selfto worship God!
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ATTENTIONS.


F1NHE subscriber bcgs leave to return lie sir
Il cere thanks to a kind public, tur :hc ',,tica
age received for twenty years, as
Surreyer and Conrewncer,
and promises to continue to make any rcasOna-
bic sacrifice, for the accommodation OF all these
who nay aesirc TO perpe,uate such patronage.
He also continues to act as
Lnnd .1gent,
for all those who n.ay contr' or him erch agen-
cy. JOIN J-kNNIl.
College Green, Cccj! Co, Md. .jo2--f
NOTICE.-The state meetings of the Or
phans' Court of Cecil county, are helh on the see
cond Tuesdays in February, April June, August,
October and December. School Accounts must be
presented, on the second Tuesday in Janrary,ih,
LIST Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday in July
and the Ord Tuesday in October.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg. of Wills.
Jan. 4th 1851.