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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-09

State of North CarOIima-MarIim Co.
IN EQUITY.
Timothy W. Ward and others, VS. John P. Turner and
others
mo Mr.. ED. G. HAMMONDS: Sir-You are hero
Il BY notified that I shall attend at my office in Will
amston Thursday and Friday the 26th and 27h days
OF July next for the purpose of taking testimony in tho
above named cause, and making up your account Ex
ecutOr with the estate of William w. Ward decd at
which time and place you attend if you think
proper This I'd June, 1851.
C.B. HASSELL, C. Nj. E.
June ?, 1851. (Pr. adv. $3.) S72-6w.
For Sale.
TARPETING, TuGted Hearth Rugs and Carpet Bind
~ ing,
Is Negro lankets, Negro Kirsy, Marlboro Stripes,
100 ps Dark and Light Prints, Dohlt VS. and Napkins,
Sup Table and roweliing Diaper, Birds eye Diaper,
Witha general assortment OF Crockery and Glass
among them,
Whit White Granite Dinnerand Tea ware, Ewers ard Basins
Mh'te China Tea Sets, and Cups and Saucers,
Cut and Moulded Goblets Tumblers and Wine Glasses,
]. BROWN,
No. 9, Fayetteville street,
Raleigh Oct. %. 1880 S94
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INST Received

~ .;4SEs .spHo Jrlst Received 7s' 7'ir -7-
se Hhh. Refined Brewn Sugar. BROWN. %
4 ,e gfs-v, ,1e a=7s. 1ssr No. 9, Fayetteville ST.
L lRaleisa, Feb 1s, 1851. - a.
,,a- 20. 17 5.ss;g.s 8 1a7s'7sb sves ~
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-09

RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY JULY 1851
Toll the Bell Still Louder. ToIIit.

Convey ye winds the joyful sound from Currituck
to Cherokee-from the Arostook to the Sabine,
THAT THE "IMNIORTAL INSECT"
e---. +-~-. Is at Home .4S0i,s!
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A very Interesting WORK.

IT IT, 9neens of Scotland, by Agnes Strickland
for FshrnG Giant of Monthly s, Harper's New Monthly
eoruary. Received this day by
g Naleigh' February Ilth, 1851. 80 - 2sE~
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
FRANKLIN co. N. c.
ID. s. RECH9RDSO.v, Principal.
AND ....
BELFORD FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NASH COUNTY, ~
Mrs. M. G.. RICHARDSON, Principal.
TTNHE FALL SESSION will open on the 7th July
i Terms as formerly For particulars, address, dur
ing vacation DR. G. Stills, Beford, Nash county 9TH
er times the Principals. D. s. RICHARDSON.
June IA, 1851. 64-6t .
The Register, Biblical Recorder, Tarborough Press,
Halifax Republican, Republican and Patriot, Goldsbo-
rough and North State Whg, will copy six times, and
send accounts D. s. R., Belford, Nash county.
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Shirts, ShirIs. shirts.

DAD DoZEN Cotton Shirts Linen Bosoms and Col
out co Win Byron and standing collars also, with
fit sale. sno we VIII EuaEantee 10 Slve
Raleigh, April 7, 1851. L. n H5NsW
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their ranks against him at the ballot box,
it may serve to check their bravado.
We say to the other counties in the dis
trict, what is known here: Mr.. McCul-
Tough cannot mite the $treagM ofhis
party ia cecil in his,facor IN this contest.
There is Widespread dissatisfaction
with the '.llcCa1ioagh Ciique' as it is
termed. They are charged--how Justly
the other portions of their party can say
with all sorts of small wire workings
and management, whereby they have
secured 10 themselves or friends the of
fees Of proht-thcy are charged with
acting unfairly and with dishonorable
cunning in these things, aud with greet
numbers oftheir party, "thcir glory hath
departed.' That cliqve is not what it
has been, aud it will miss greatly in its
operations, Mr.. George Mccullough
who built it up; he being now absent in
California. We have talked with a
number Of the opposite party who assert
that there is "too little brains in that
crowd" 10 rule he party longer. These
are their words, not ours; and our read
rr# III other counties may rest assured
Mr.. McC., can not get the full vote Of
his party III Cecil.
On the other hand the popularity of
Mr.. Evans, with the Wings is undimin,
ished. W" done pretend to say he can
get lie majority in this county be re-
ceived when bis opponent resided else
where, but he will receive a heavy vote,
ane he must beat McC. in all the other
counties.
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Wing Congressional Convention

The v hig Delegates from the several
counties III the fltil Congressional Dis
tHct OF Maryland having assembled, ac-
co"d!ng to previous arrangement, at the
Court House in Chestertown, on Thurs
day, the 18th of August, inst: GrogGr
Il. WEsTcoTT ESQ, was elected Presi-
dent and =. G. klcXETTs, Secretary.
The following gentlemen, comprising
iuIl delegations from each county, were
III attendance. From
CcTo/t@e:-J.P. Manloye, VIM. Hard.
coStle, D. Il. Rochester.
queen 'I1n''S:-E. Il. Pierce, D. Il.
''"he' lbos. ". N'immey.
'.,.. '--'."7. h. "e}tcott. Jacob G.
N990""F'
( r't' - o. w eaz'y, Andrew ny
Oh, hic"-r" II. Bryan T. {. klcketts.
H"Jofd:-LVans 5. Rogers, Geo.
stephenson, EdWd. ttuar1es, j. NJ. ia
co1s'
lie rfcS'o'ht having stated the OBJ
Jec' OF tle meeting to be TO nominate a
w ing candidate tor the Bind Congress,
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THE NOMlN ATOMS.

ny the above minutes of proceedings
OF the Wing Convention, our readers
will see that Mr.. Evans is again our can
didate.
They have learned also hv this fine
that Hiram Mccullough, Esq, is the
candidate presented by the locoioco con-
'ention of Tuesday last.
Both of these gentlemen are so we'll
known In our county that we need
scarcely refer to them.
AS the report from our convention
states, Mr.. Evans was nominated BY
acclamation-no other candidate was
named III the convention. 1t has been
80 by gentlemen in the other party
gle case was the same in their con-
gch, is not the fact. Mr..
wed 7 votes
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TEMPER ays,,3 yse,gsss?

f. ". THOMAS. ESD, Editor Of The Monu-
mental fonnlaln. is now tIavt Hing the State.
VlSItin% Subordinate Divisions an holding public
meetings. lie will deliver addresses at the fol-
Lowing places:
pr'nc'rio N. F. church, Wednesday, the 18th
NJ O'Clock, p. NJ.
Brick Meeting House saturday 1c,l, al g p. NJ,
Zion NJ. i. church Sun!ry l1fh. " :.
Cherry dill Monday lAtn. g :
f.lhton Iuc'Gay 18Th, 90
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l.Ll nNNITI Mn MLn--- III.

J%I} UHSITT 0H HAa.z...T..
The next Session WI, T.. ~. an W.
the 18th day of Oct,h.. .a. ..r7- III
March, 1852.
NATHAN r. Smith, NJ. g. >..earr.
VIM Z. A. Aiken, Nj. lDem,. y and
Pharmacy.
Sannci Chew, VI. D., Therapeutics, Motcria
Mc'lica aud lTy"icuc
Joseph E"hy, NJ. d. Anatomy and Physiology
VIM. Power, NJ. D., Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
Richard II. Thomas, NJ. d.. Midwifery and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
Geor~c W. Mlltcnberscr, NJ. d., Palholoeical
Anatomy.
The most ample opportunities for the pr osecu-
ton Of Practical Anatomy at II moderate expense
Clinical Lectures four times week. by Pro
lessons Smith and Power. in the Baltimore In
Urinary; with the PRIVILEGE to daily visits to its
wards, without charge 10 the student for the
ticket.
Fees for the Lectures 500 to 95:.&~ s,ioel
anatomy SO; Marrirulaton So. Graduation $50
WILLIAM L. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Baltimore, Aug. Pm
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Notice.

THE Commissioners of Cecil county will
meet at.thcir office in the Court House on Tues
day the 10Th day of August inst. The Col,c-
tors appointed in1he several Districts are mott
fled TO attend on that day Ia bond.
By order PC. RICKETTS,, elk.
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Ed4R SsEE,

TIVE LARGE AND COMMoDIOUS STORE
HOUSE AND DWELLING at the corner of
Main and Bridge Streets, Elkton. now occupied
by Graham Aldridge. For terms apply to
George Earle, Esq, in Elhton. OF to
July II II A. MCINTYRE.
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Fcaches CHI Ct.am.--Ncaler doesn't rur-
mouth water at the thought? All, how we lcas,
at the bare mention Of such delicacicg to be out
III the country al Solsc Jolly, good-natu!ed Old
farmers so We could cat peaches and cream TO
our hearts (pcrLars we ought 10 say s,cmqch's)
content. There, we could gather the peaches,
red, ripe and luscious, from the orchard, and get
the cream rich and eollcn hcfn the dairy
wouldn't we enjoy ourselves. and lac ihc lnynry
OF living thcre2 Maybe Nr wouldn't? But
peaches are beginning 10 pour into our markets
pretty abundantly, and we can have peaches
an! cream in town as well as in The county: 50
you "country pumpkins Moo}m'l th!n!. ..,. ....,
all the dclicacics olIiIe. Tut What We intended
to say was that there is noting healthier than
good ripe fruit. Eat plenty ofmre lruit-,nina
we don't tell You to cal too much-aad You need
never fear being sick but will become healthy.
heaty, and happy, and may, with immunity,
'S!am I'll. door Oh Tie Doctors nose
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Gj-Lct it NOT be forgotten lh.fr. V.
Thomas Esq, Editor Of TIE ,Noaume1.5
F""@tofa, is to deliver a temperance adj
dress in the Court House on Tuesday
night next at 6 o'clock.
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For The Cecil Hhig.
ssSpSIpr 5as.sEis,w.

me 1oiloWing extract from letter
from Georgia, gives an account Of a sim
guIar as well ascruelsport, ofthat south
ern country, which we are glad has new
n introduced here.
AUGUSTA, Ga, 1851.
Many OF the old English sports
a-' N existence here. The great
60 .-rorite, however, is ''gander pull
which believe is purely sonti
=. not purely Georgian. The me- Ii
W INCH ii is practscd is this-a r.
with his head and neck sIavedanu i
creased, is tied TO the end of il h. =
pole, and those who are engaged in the
game dash past on horseback at foil CAL
lop, and endeavor TO pull his head oil.
He who IS so fortunate as to get the head
is the successful champion. As men
aud boys are stationed all along the
course with whips, which they apply TO
the horses as they pass, it is rather dam
gerons amusement, and some ofthe RI
ders get severe pulls. A "gander pull
ing" is considered rare sport though, and
whenever one comes off, crowds of the
chivalry are drawn, and betting runs
high.
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GnNEHaL jams. The Pr,
journal, in abiding 10 t.a 5........
uniavorab)c to the comn... .a-- Z
General Carries 4 James, ..r.
authorized by commercla.
the highest reputation in
Boston 10 state that the e.. ......
which led to this report v ~. \
and temporary; that a his ,nev
have r.ade a thorough oxa nation of
animation OF his affairs, and that the re-
suit shows his assets, which are very
large, to be nearly three times the a.
mount ofhls Notwithstanding him, in
any event, in the possession of large
fortune
LARGE YrELn.-Thc Wilmington
Delaware Line says that Jane. T.. Bird,
I. r. near tina. city, raised and deliver.
ed at the Brandywina Mills, this sea-
son, on barely ten acres of land, 400
bushels of wheat.
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Efftcr from E'ert Deposit.
Correspondence Of The Cecil Mig.
lOHT DrposTr. Aur. lath i2S

"ytgCalH's,--i ai.Hyc u L0, Bunker & Co..
ami losseS 10 our cEi,eHs--.i Storm Brcui7g.
4 I)egr SIR AS Won have seen fl ia tiyrIoe
WHO "Pcter'' is. | will have to abide the con-
sequences. was anxious 10 have nv name
kept secret: but the thing is out. ner, ans il is
best. II will ave Won some anpnynrrc and
give sn anportuni,y hereafter TO all i,terrstrd
TO arply 10 the RIGHT one 7 shall ol,vovs h.. IN
hand ready and willnu to i,nn.rt in attn, r.
ny friends, 50 bidding YOU good morning. Peter,
will ego in.''
! On wednesday the 9Th inst. mite = rnrrc
parry Of us tjom Port nnd the surropuain, com
try. took ,;s:a,e on board tie good .tlar.r..
"iAncastcr," On AZ eNcu,,;,,. { + R8'r.fsg.r. a-.
couuaGi,d lg the .si.a.. ,y...... Ban. - ..,.s
rr what IS III, ,r:r ,,r,,. At ..l ....... ...
caci"rE t. .-. ..o s.-.a g,s,-,.. ,... a-..
teen lrrsnr. ssh, .a. r.. ag.za.. .. -..,nl. on
tl......f .,. n-.... II. t... ..a.t 10 b.... nan,
Dr.. ffg.r... 70. atl'. one l..tft. -.r...
rri,b,l What i'm. ,rt1r ,...g- ,t.tr, .r,...-.
uli arouse Themselves from rkrir lc,,.a,e,
bachl. on thcir long horns and hig dru,u. md
Il Ike once more for the honor Of PORT. }vli.
". lal quite IA pleasant trip. stomno n ro,i
Mrlicnry, whore in accordance with the bills.
W, expected 10 be gratitied with thr rov,,lo Of
sc flying Artillrrv sc. But alas. we were
H.cm"d 10 disappointment; that mart Of the pro-
grnmme didn't come of | felt il as sorclv as
my che. as | shCuhI not have gene but for the
iii,,. t,.,.o,.,7 ''-, , E'I u, az,
.,II H.. ,',,;,,. 49,, ,,;c ny ,c' '''I '.,'
r,,,;,,, III ,I W. "'' .''''
, nd.blc ,,n.. t,,,"'o "iiy.'ieu " Dc
-, ,Ic c,,,,r, ~! .I ''"'"
di,l.., ~. 'b.;r ,,,,;a s'"'le''' " wee
MIMI rr, , ',,' , , .''''' Ns' r.
....'. n,n1 r',n' "',,, 'n'n P"SSe" oyer
The v.l,rr vnrr.Lod ,, sLoro I'D a,,,.,, ".
~ ~ ! '-g,r I,,.
.4'."l!1' e.. h| myself on voyage of expIora-
'y, .. ,5 "o ,,'I I"t. @,eeG', ~ h%
up al Ii, Lct horge. where sra,fci n ~;
eyes (brt not my rsIute) with p:ics ct Iar,e
luscious melons hcared up or '".
n n,, = D1' IL, N't nF''re: T. >,
lpn.! lryl;'nir, Ind hcort
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Correspondence IF IN c Cecil Wig.
9TH DIST. Aug. Il, 1891.

where platform had been erected, and
Part OF Il Cotillion band from Baltimore,
consisting of one old niger who had
been employed for the occasion, was in
waiting. From then till evening the
's""inc was kept mp very spiritcdir,
when i'll" company adjourned to supper.
Candies were then lighted, and Luna
Alc'Dg her sllgery beams through the
ar"aaea Of the forest e. help cnliycn The
s.sge.
"l4ese vast sound ...,.2..y rs night,
and
"Ihe dancers 4u.c" ana quicker Haw.'
There were but two Indies from YOUR
place Misses M. NJ. and Il. H. who
had no lack of gallant attention paid
them. We noticed many laoios Of orr
acquaintance flashing through the dance
attended by the ballroom chivaIrv.
Among the latter the editorial corrse
was CALAMITY represented by Mr. G. l..
OF the Pottsvlle Journal, and Judging by
the manner in which he appeared to lie
held in the "l"ading strin@s'' Of Miss =.
OF the Fantastic toe we wouldn't stop
to bet our beaver that he will visit this
part OF the country again before he dies.
These pic-nicS are ruinous things--terri-
Die things on the heart and brain: the
latter is cacred away in a vhirlwind of
excitement, while the former is dissolv-
cd by the rays from Loves burning mir
ror! Even the ''hard 'sfudent'' c. no
flights in "Jack Book worm" kindnr
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WING MEETINGS..

The Wings of the several election
Districts OF Cecil county are requested
to hold district meetings Oh Saturday
next, the 23rl Of August inst, at 3 o'clock
=. NJ.
1st Dist, at Cecilton.
End Chesapeake City,
3rd Elkton:
4th Brick Hill (4iall's)
9Th North East,
9th Kissing Sun,
9TH Port Deposit.
i he object Of the meetings is to select
five delegates from each district to meet
in County Convention on H'edaesdag
tie 9Th Of .7usust inst, to nominate
Wing candidates for the following coun-
ty Offices:
= 4 Clerk OF the Circuit Court;
I A Register Of Wills;
A Sheriff;
I A Comply Surveyors;
A States Attorney:
3 Judges of the Orphans Cout;-
7 County Commissioners;
3 Delegates:
= State Senator;
And also to take steps toward. the nom
nation Of
4 Comptroller Of the Treasury;
A Commissioner Of the Land Office:
A Lottery Commissioner:
A Judge of the Court Of Appeals:
a Commissioner Of Public Works;
\ Judge of the Circuit Court.
Fellow citizens, you are respectfully
requested to attend to these meetings.
II is important TO have large district
meetings and full delegations. The
Notice is short but immediate action is
important. By order of
The CenirM Committee.
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TrrNE&sEE ELECTION. The returns
as Tar as received, sioWs,hat Gen. Camp
bell, for Governor, is gaining LARGELY in
every county upon Gov. l'rousdai. u e
have but few returns for Congress; " m.
Colium, wing is elected from the Sth
(the Nashville district,) Frederick +.
Stanton, DEM, is reelected in the 10Th
(the Memphis district The Wing OF
to-day says Gen. Campbell is certainly
elected Governor. There Is also a wing
majority in the Senate. The House
is uncertain, but the chances are in ia
vor Of the wings.
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For Tie CerU Wig.
T'flc GRAND Picnic.


closed for tc last fortnight 10 the incesyunt ,aik
Of the Middlotown PIC Mic. on the Churfanh
! read. You must know full well that nothing
| else was talhcd Of b. the bellies and beary Of
Llhton-the arrangements Of other places
F., know nothing Of, but do know that III" .allan,
! gentlemen here pat oil ASKING the vcnno lodirs
until the day previous, and seine even I'll The
mornire--he momcainuS morning. All Men.
day there was great baking of cakes, killing
and COOKING q. chic!,cne: for -cm;i.u.yn cannot
NJ least i've on dan"ing and icC-CrcaG3&.
NeilSr! It saincd, as You rcmcmtrr. The Cvca-
my before, ana SON" spltcnI ones Of til" >ttrn".
sex, who were not gCin@. wished ii mi ut rain
cats and dogs. Next morning YOU might have
seen sonc long tarcs h"' r.,a }a.'r', h,' IT.
clerk @. .Ar Tea,.-' ,r. 'a. . ...
"'n"' "' wen .h. 'Et..- ..~.. No.. 81 ..
. @" . l.-.' i-a.e-.E.
f}'e .a.ng ."- gentlemen G!! not take tie
"a! he ini3n.el, as he could not reach town ~
time 10 procure horse. Report speaks CT him
~ cna"tIng the part OF Richard III, net 9Th scene
, 4th:--'A horse horse. ny kingdom for horse
When your humble servant arrived. the CON-
pan! WeFeJosL at dinner and haHgrv Hrltilu ie
was 90theted aroHm the table. The Iikton
party soon sWcI'ed Che numbers. Our friend c.
was nouriShih& around the table, kindly waiting
on the IaditS-l sincerely hope he took good
ar. here was seen one person running with
Il lumber searching for lemonade, another with
aP'lrher OF that beverage asking in vain for Il
t"hOicr. lian you been lcokcr-on, you would
nave seen, mat ladies' can eat as well us gentle
men, thoaeh lhty sometimes DO pretend 10 be so
very oeichle.
Alter dinner the ladies strollrd of to parts mn
known to the gentlemen, namely the dressing
tent. An! who shall diSc'os" tn" secrets Of that
place! Seeing numerous gentlemen pccping
aud feeling few colnpunctions, | also took a sy
n .ooh IN r'a'hIe! |"'' waste q chalk and
az" .'"H ne ''e'c was III pushing and
-, 10 'n' MUG i'' Ut On the moor.
- - -, 1851 '""Nh "i' ""u t"c SchiI'-
NV" 'ooN ."c'i !'r,Ae's '"r inc dance. IN"
I iH 's u""ccrS were hfst rate,
GUY Nv INC lf''otin inc best possible,
w I,n: '""I ''N' "t""''!"i. III" merits oil
W. ''','' az >" wen hh"Nh uat II
, To' ", S"ly'""o"s lP' me 10 enlarge nron
'I'-! ".'' ni"'H Io"-ht hi'tr, aohctd
w. ~. ~ H't "'" '"th pea"'! was certainly
'' H i'>scu'
~ W. "''' S""a |7y OF "nf
-ioo"'oeS sI"1! ,'"Ec 'Hc descriptions OF their
- ~ ny 'u'c '"hs,"o'!"h~ OF your
~ ',''n '''tuto III &'o"in& !trg5 'hc
grace, Gatiahtry. ana fascinating qualities shown
G. mnya ahnm, viii, 'l''''
makinr himself ne n,,,,o,Ii, a. ,' wv Wv,
mo-, of tho ,.;,l,,,. .a,,',..I Wv, r. ""''' Nv
M, he have Il,r,,,,oL ;,,a, ''"''
scene, Tis,Irys an, ,'o u W. '"c ga!
,he I'm INV crnnns Az, r';oas =, .l"l''" "'n""N
had cone o,,r ,i,r en;,;, 81 ,'anr ,, D,
oi,,,,, ,,o,.,L :. .,.,i -, ~ '"' VI ca" -l,'-
may dance. Bn, what boJ hcrnrc Of ,,,',,
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LOCAL SMALL TALK"
Reported for The Cecil Whig.

"A DnH HIcck.-Thc rast week has bren
socially speaking, one Of uncommon dgllncsa in
our town. In our evening rambleS we lave net
but few ofthc bright faces which are went to
cheer us; and our ear haa not been gaaGeEeI
with the joyous laugh and lively pyatile to which
ii is accustomed, as we letter past the dwellings
Of the fair ones al the cleaning hour. Why is
this ! Some Of the ladies' we believe, are out in
the country rulalizng-olhen have been at
tending Camp Metting-and the balance, from
prevented from taking their usual stgols. The
camp Is now ended, howcver-those who are
ruralizing will, we doubt not, return in few
days, and the usual order Of things. we hope,
will be restored, and cur town lool less clooipv
the coming week.
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ro2atcd olarrs again AEets,.... all.
other hymn the aodicnca al.pa
their carriages to discuss bread aa,.
ter, cold ham, chicken "f>ins," cakes
pies, SC, &C. Dinner being disposed OF
the company again returned to their
seats, and after some music from the
choir and a PRAYER by the Rev. A. A.
Hodge they were dismisscdat =. VI
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l'r:Snr CLAY.-Thc Providence Jour
nal learns, from friends of this lIustri-
Gus man, that Ills health has suffered Sc
vercly cf late, and that lie has not re-
covered from from the labor and fatigues
Nthc last session of Congress. The
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MooRii2hi.-N lat 4 host Of early ccolrctcns
have rushed upon It's during the fine inoonligi.t
ni-lts Of the past week! For. from. our youti.
we have passionatcly admired
"rhc silver light, which, hallGwinc tree an
tower
Sheds beauty and deep soNntss DER the whole
But how have our citizens enjoyed il? How
many moonlight sirolls have been ,ahrn by Cur
bellies ard bculXi And how many have por~.d
forth the golden secrets Of their hesria-the
guslin: stories cfihcir loves! All, Time ache
can tell. Byron says
"The DEVILS in the moon for miscniur'--
but ii is rather late now to preach tina; doctrine
for the moonlight nights have all ra-sad away,
and the advice we were going TO give :hosr with
susceptible hearts is worthless. Tho hmar- ..
however, says the moon will shine again alc,
awhile; and il it does. rs we raiher suspect il
will, we hope every one will recoiIgcf,
'f----------- here is not l!av,
The LONGEST, not the twenty first of June,
Sees ha!the hu ines in wicked way
On which three s!nsic hours ol mC0nlight smile.
For,
'<Thcrr is dangerous silence in tint hour,
4 stiffness, which leaves room for The full soul
To open all Itself, without The power
Oicallin@ wholly hacl, it, sait-cOutrol.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-16

The Wings Of the several election
Districts of Cecil county are requested
to hold district meetings on Saturday
next, the 23rd Of August inst, at 3 o'clock
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13
NEv GOODS! NEW GOODS
JULIAN q ULRIOK

10 Il n N x u i RI OK ,,tp
WoU respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that they have Just receiy.
ing at their old stand directly opposite he Tdltmadg,
House very large and well selected stock of Spriag
and Suainer Goods, which they will sell either oi
cash country produce cheap any house In Ohio
FoR THE LADIES' They have a large lot OF the
latest style Dress Goods, such silks, silk Tissues
Bareges Embd muslins, Linens, Lawns, AlpacAs, De
Lanes, Ginghams, Calicos, &c.
They also have almost every grade and description
Of Bonnets Ribbons. Flowers Shawls, ParasolsGloves
Netting, Laces and Hosiery.
FoR THE GENTLEAIEN-They have well selected
stock of Cloths Cassimeres Sattinetts Tweeds Jeans
Summer Wear. Vestlngs, Cravats, Boots, Shoes ant
every kind of Hats.
Their stock of CIR CERES. QUEENSWARE
Salt, Cotton Yarn, Wcking and Batting is heavy ant
of good quality. stheil
IT you want good bargains give them call price,
stock is such as can't help but please and their
made to suit the times
Lancaster, April 10. 1850 40