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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-04-08
Corporation Proceedings.
COUNCIL Room, WooDvILLf

COUNCIL Room, WooDvILLE,
March 81, 1851.
The Board of Aldermen met this day
Present H. S. White, A. Leffingwell, and b.
J. Butterworth, Aldermen. t8
Mr.. H. S. White was appointed Chairman
pro tenn.
The Tr~easurer's report was laid before me
Board for examination, which was received
and ordered for publication; which is here
unto annexed.
On motion of H. J. Butterworth-
Recolued, That warrants be issued IN favor
of the several officers of the Corporation for inc
quarter.
On motion, the proceedings of this meeting
be adopted.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
H. S. WHITE, Chm pro temt
H. ]. BUTTERwoRTH, CFk.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-04-08

The NECESSITY OF CONSTANT ADvER>
IIsINe.-We sometimes hear of a man
disseminating his advertisements, after
having perfectly satisfied himself of
the use of advertisingi Reader, did
you ever hear of the honest Hibernian
who had clambered to the brink of the
well, and then let go his hold to spit on
his hands 7 He was just about as
wise as the man who stops his adver-
tisements. A man might as we'll take
down his sign as discontinue has ADDER
easements.
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10 In Difference to our friends, we again
yield our columns. We wonld here state
however that in publishing communications
we neither pledge ourself to adopt or de-
iend the POSSESSIONS their authors assume.
This will remind them of the Importance
of care and attention in preparing their ar
ticles for the press.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-04-08

10 They have taken to grinding pumpkins
into flour in Massachusetts,, b ymeaus OF which
pumpkin pies, the "peculiar institution" Of
New England, may be enjoyed at all seasons
and in all parts of the world, The "United
Society" Of Shakers at Hazard, Massachusetts,
are the patentees.
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No News.

There was not a line of news by mail or te-
legraph, last night. Our latest southern dates
are New Orleans of Saturday, but they contain
not a word of news. The inclemency of the
weather probably prevented us from receiving
our regular ,elegraphic dispatches.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-04-08

There is a strict prosecution going on in N
Orleans against the owners ofthe ship Blanche,
25 emigrants died on her passage, and mum
Der, since her arrival. See the letter of on,
New Orleans correspondent for particulars.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-04-08

A WHALE C~ArTuREp.-A letter to the New
York Tribune, dated Southampton, Long Island,
March LIST, states that a whale was seen that
morning a short distance from the shore, and
was soon after captured by q party of men in
boats. The fish measured forty-four feet in
length, and is expected to yield upwards Of
thirty barrels of oil.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-04-08

U-A great Cathedral is projected by the
Roman Catholics in Washington City. 1t is
estimated to cos, 81, oOo,o 900, and it is to be
paid for by contributions from the Catholics in
the Union and by donations from Europe. A
lot of ground 800 feet square has been secured
for il.
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of the gold, silver, qinicksilves, copper
and iron OF Mexico, il appears that the annual
product is over twenty.six millions of dollars
OF which, however, the silver mines yielded
about twenty-four millions, AM gold one mil
lion. So
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-04-08

F9F PROBATE Judge,
FRANCIS GILDART is a candidate
IoF recollection to the office Of Probate Judge.
Election in November next.
For Sheriff.
70 THOMAS W. HfYS is a Candidate
Tor the Office Of Sheriff. Election in Noyemb<r
For CLERK Of The Circuit Courf.
T. HENRY j. BUTTERWORTH y a
candidate for reelection TO the office 81 Gsna
OF the Circuit Court. Eieeti0a IN Nfzsuzaun
For CLERK ef ne Prorssx Csans
H. FRED CONRAD Is q gasI,iitans tr
recollection TO the office Of Proaaas Clsn2 Eisg,
ton in November next
For CoHats Trn1errsr
T. SAMUEL r. HARRISON Is n RIM
\ didate for reelection to the edAes vi C5unitE
ATfeasmfef. Election in Novezuae ssya
IL WM l.. COLLINS Is a cKBAshlas m
the office Of County Treasurer E3ssssm a
November next.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-04-08

% Gov. Ford of Illinois, a few days
before he died, placed the manuscript of his
history of Illinois in the hands of Gen.
Shields, to be finished for the benefit of his
children.
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A PFrseRt.

Our friend, Mr.. J. Cohen, of the CORRECTION.
cry lately owned by Mrs. Garrard, had manu-.
featured, TO order, a magnificent pound.cake,
which was presented to us, by the accompa.
nying diplomatic note, the letters composing
which were neatly and ingeniously blown
upon brown paper, and which were composed
OF the preparation with which the cake was
omamcnted
"TUEsDAY, APRIL, 1851.
"The undersigned begs that Mr.. Leather
man will accept the accompanying cake, as a
very slight acknowledgment of the under
signed's high regard for him.
"With the best wishes for his health and
happiness, the undersigned has the honor to
be, most truly, Mr., LIS friend, etc.
COHEN, Esan
The cake was made by Mr., Kelly, an artistic
in his line, already favorably known in this
community for his skill. Like the lovely wo.
men of Israel, 1t was " fair to look upon y and
Its bridal robes graced we'll the riches and viz.
lures they adorned,
After partaking of the delectable present,
we can now commend the liberal donors Ia
the public, as every way worthy of patronage.
and are enabled TO express the hope that they
may receive a support adequate to their merits
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theta.

TRADE OF GREAT BRITAIN.-The returns
of the Board of Trade show that the exports
from Great Britain amountsd in 1850 to more
than Ct, 1000, 900 in 1919. to EOS 900, 900
and in l848, to E53, 600, 000-a rate of in
crease without a parallel in the history of
the country, In these returns, cotton goods
stand foremost amongst the articles of ex-
port. The WOODEN, linen and silk trades all
eVlnce the same gratifying improvement.
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~ There are now sixty-6ve steamboats, on
the California waters. Three years ago there
was not one.
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We are authorized 10 announce. Hon. John
/ 0Hion as a candidate for the office Of Chan.
eeiloF, at the ensuing election
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P

From LIST January to 31st MARCH,, 1891
CORPORATION OF WooDvILLE, ),
1851. With A. Lefingwell, Treas
By amt reed Of M. Crist, Tax Colpr, S7eo Z. :.
(" +" " sales of negroes !"
{ =" fines, Wv
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HARD.-A mar named John News
berry was arrested at Mobile on Tues
day, on board the mail boat, as she
was about to start to New Orleans, on
a charge of forging an order for a
small sum of money, and the Herald
SAYS:
What makes this matter worse, the
prisoner has lately married in Missis-
ippi, and had with him his wife and
plumber on the way to New Orleans.
She was left sitting in the magistrates
office yesterday evening, after he had
been sent to Jail, without a cent in her
possession to enable her to get back to
her friends and relations.
How TO PLEASE YOUR FRIENDs.--Go
to California--stay twenty years
work h~ard--get m~oney--save it--come
home--bring with you a load of gold,
and a diseased liver-visit your friends
make a will--provide for them all
then die what a prudent, generous,
kind-hearted soul you will be.
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1881.
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;. -. LEATHERmAS, Ea,,or.
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GssanCcrY NOTICE..

David ka,mer Guardian of D In Chancery
Amynda Ash, George II. Ash. ! October 2gth
Cornelia e. Ash, Charles G. 1851.
Ash, Laura '. Ash and Emily
l.. Ash,
Amanda Ash, George II. Ash,
Cornelia c. Ash, Charles G.
Ash, Laura V. Ash and Emily
L.. Ash.
ORDERED that the sale ma lc and reported by
" John c. Groome Trustee for the Sale ofthe
Real Estate of John Ash deceased, in the above
cause he ratified and confirmed unless cause TO
the contrary thereofbe shcwn on or before the
29th day OF December next, provided copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the State oi Maryland once in each of
three successive weeks before the 10th day of
December next.
The Report states the amount Of sales TO be
1885.
True cory Test
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Nov. 81; BEG. Cur. Can:
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'l7GtsSTEE's s.eg,y,.

;3i virtu" of a Decree cl the High Conrr cf
DChunccry, the undersigned. rs Tru.ic, will
: fer AT Public Sslc al the Court IInus,. .Innr ia
EIkton. IN TUESDAY. the llth day 81 Nov"r,-
Ter, 1851, al ? O'Clock p. NJ, the following
tract nt land, To wit:
Lot No. 3 OF the division of tie Real Estate
Of Richard Reynolds, late OF Csci! comfy drcd.,
now in the possession oISp,ah Il. Ramsay, con-
tanning
$50 .7cres, ? Roots amt 3 Psrcbes,
more or less: adjoining lands Wln. T.itiic. John
Bmlin, Elizabeth McManus ani oihrls, anl
lying upon the roal leading tan, Battle swamp
to West Nottingham chutrf; on he land j: a
Stone EweNiny Houst,
Barn. and other CUi-hulihrs.
Purchasers are requested To view II" property,
which is eighty situated. Title believed to be
lndisputable.
Terms Of SIZE.
One third cash, one third in eight and one
third in twelve months. with Interest f., Il! day
of sale; the credit payments TO b. secured by the
bond OF bonds OF the purchaser with approved
surely: or the whole IN cash On the day Of sale.
ALEXANDER VANS,
Oct. IL Is Trustee.
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CArT1oN.-A man giving his name as
r. l.. Craig, has been imposing on sore
OF our citizens by representing himself
as All authorized agent Of Ssrain'. Mag
szine, which he offered at two dollars
per year. One who subscribed, after
waiting Some two or three weeks for the
Magazine, wrote TO the publishers, who
replied that they had no such agent as
+. L. Craig, and bad r~csi,.d no funds
from }im.-P.rsons should be careful
how they patron,1 thos- who represent
themselves as agents, or else when too
late they will fad that they have been
taken in snd done brown. /.
DEL Republican.
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VIEW Fall GOODS
Il Store Opposite the Court House.
B, F, NAY

UAS received fresh supply Of Fall Goods,
l. which he respectfully invites the public to
call AMI examine.
Cloths, Cassineres, Twerds, cassinct,s, Ken
tuchy jeans, Flanncls, woUien and cotton IN va
rious colors, Laics dress goods, Exhibition
rcbrs, Chcne plaias, Persian deancs, chene
c!alle ruby delaines, Thibct cloths, French me-
rinocs, Alpacas, Monsin dclanes, Silks. Prints,
Ginshams, Bay State ShawiS. Blrached and bro.
muSlins. cold cambrcs, bed ticking, White
goods. Gloves, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hats, Gaps,
Boots, shoes, Hardware, Queensware, Groce-
RIGS. &c, &c.
Elhtun, Oct. 1851.
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lD-I'or the following returns we are
indebted 10 the Baltimore Sun.
BALTIMORE CITY.


The Baltimore sun publishes table
Of returns SO far as received. but still
quite incomplete, and makes the follow
ing remarks:
REvrEw.-percmptorily closing at 2
o'clock this morning, We have run up
the totals of the returns SO far as they
have been received, Tor the convenience
of the reader. BY taking tn. vot" Of
the same wards at the Governors elrc-
ton, as those included in our table, We
find that Lowe had majority III them
Of 1891, the rest Of the wards swelling
his majority to 275i.
These wards, therefore, s,,S..ued a
majority of763. They are the 3D., ;th.
Sth, Eth, and lSth.--Our review an
ticipates, OF course, that the rest of the
wards will general y compare with those
that have preceded them.
Hickman's vote is 5,sl5 end Cooks
1913, the latter has gained uvon Loves
majority about COO, but it still leaves
the election Of Hickn an ceriain, by a
, majority OF about 1900.
Marshal's vote is G6SS, and Brune's
62S3, exhibiting majority for the
former Of 4O5, and indicating his cleo
ton by about 600.
The lowest democratic vote among
the delegates is 6,703, tn. highest wbig
1922, being democratic majority OF
S21. This in,ures the election OF the
whole demo, ratio delegate ticket by at
least 1900 or 1900 majority.
Stunps present ma jority over Black
burn indicates the election ofthe former
by majority little less than that of Gov.
Lowe.
The run between Pouder and Latrobe
, anticipated the election of the former
by majority Of about 60.
Gwinn's majority over misconceptions
will be very large, and as a faithful ad-
, vocate of the new constitution he has
we'll earned his honors.
The rest of the ticket shows varying
aspect, and we leave it to the speculation
of the reader until the returns adjust il
all. 1t is at no risk we anticipate the
election OF all the democratic nominees.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
The following is the aggregate vot,
in the Cd, Sd, It'll, Sth, and 10th dis.
tricts of this county:
Congratulations, dem, 600
Morgan, wing, 40.
Commissioner of Land Odicc-NEur
ray, dem, H5; Brewer, whig, 51l.
Commissioner of Lottcries-Stewart
dem, $50; ticks, whig, 46G.
! Judge of Court of Appeals. Mason
dem, 80; SchIey, wing, 5o7. Judge
Of Circuit Court-Constable, DEM, IS 1
Barroll. dem, 52S. Commissioner o
Public Works-Gittings, dem, Ses
Houston, wing, 1872; Wm.s]ackson, ind.
IS; keatinge, wing 81. Srnator--Ely
dem, 6S3; Worthington, Union dem.
$50. House of Delegates-SlAds, dem
Gal; Ford, dem, 65S; Eosley, dem, 5S5
iPoultney, DEM, 63e: halkman: dem.
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Economy IN Washing.
yTcbE'> Washing Powder.

GREAT SAVING IN LABOR, SOAP and
VI TlME.-No,hing is equal to il for its l.iah
ly esteemed soileninc, cleansing and purifying
qualities. The mode of using il is so simple,
and the directions so plain, that none can err.
1t entirely dispensrs with waslbCards and M
chimes, and saves vast amount Of clothing and
time. Warranted flee from tnrpentne, cain
pbene, soda or ammonia. II! CTS. per box.
Depot No. 81 South Front ST., Philadelphia.
liberal discount made to storekeepers. Sold by
George p. Taylor, Pcrryvlle.
October ii '5l-3m.
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TIE CECIL WIG.
gLATON, MD, NOV, 8, 1851.

[T;~We scarcely got anything in our
paper this week. Editor and Printers
have been wholly engrossed with the
business of the Election, and SO TIE
Wig has suffered, though we are vain
enough to think the Wing cause did not.
TEE REsrLT. We have barely time
Is slluds to the result of the Election in
this county on Wednesday last.
It will be seen by the table of returns
THAT the wings have elected Jannev,
heritiby a majority Of 1873 votes; lamar,
Register by 60 majority; Smith and
Ricketts, TO the House of Delegates; Har.
lis, Judge Of the Orphans Court; John.
son, Surveyor; and Carter and Craig,
county commissioners, which is highly
gratifying result. 1t is very seldom that
tAe wings Of Cecil achieve as much. 1t
Is something 10 elect eight wing candi-
d0tts II county SO strongly in the op-
Iosiiion as this.
Next week we shall probably have
S II remarks to make upon the Result,
gyn>:aliy.
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GGc hlarktts.


Reported FOR The Baltimore Sun.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov. 5.-Salcs
to-day of 400 bbls- Howard street flour
at 50 S11. The last sales of CITY Mills
at 1915. Rye -four $3.50 a 3,5G.
Corn meal s3.
GRAIN AND SEEDs.-We note a con-
timed light supply of grain. Good 70
prime red wheat at - a IS cents; white
do. IS TO IS cents. Old white Corn 50
81 cents, aud yellow 81 s. cents;
new white 81 So, and yellow So 81
cents. Oats 81 35 cents. Rye ~ a
10 cents. Cloverseed So per bushel.
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$50; Wyse, dem, 600; Turner. Union
wing, 7l2; Holmes, Union dem, ST.;
Preston, |. dem, 5S7; Woodruff, Union
dem, 62s; buchanan, Union whig, TAO;
Somerville, Union whig, 64S.
HOWARD COUNTY.
BY slip from the Howard Gazette,
We 1ave the full vote OF this county,
where Loves majority, last year, was
3D.
Comptroller-Thomss, dem, go;
Morgan, wing. $50.
Commissioner OF Land Oiice-Mur-
ray, dem. GA; Brewer, wing, 5St.
Commis1loner of Lotteries
dem, G62; Hicks, wing, 5nI.
State Senator-C!arkc, dem, 5GS;
Watkins, ~hig, China or.y for W at
kins 50. House Of Observation-Disclosures,
dem, G42; Dorsey, dem, 542: Hanson,
wing, $50; yelling, whig, 5Hl.
AE>E ARUNDEL COUNTY.
We are Indebted to John Basil ESQ.,.
Of Annapolis, for slip from the Mary
land Republican office, giving the result
in thi. county, which last year gave
Clarke, wing, 106 maj.
Comptroi'er-J hon.as. dem, oO0:
Morgan, whig, s94; Thomas mai. IS.
Lottery Commissioner-Stew,rt dem,
So7; Hicks, wing, a05-Hicks ma. IS.
Land otl!cc-Murray, dem, 922;
Brewer, Wig, SG4 Murray's maj. IS.
House Of Dclegates--M. NJ. Duvall,
dem, e3S, Franklin, dem, o2o; Ham
mond, dem, 500; G. II. Duvall, wing,
9o7; Hogner, whig, 800; Lennon,
wing, o55.
TALBOT COUNTY.
BY a slip from the Eason Gazette
we have the following resultin this coun-
ty, which last fall gave Gov. Lowe ma
jorify of 81.
Comptroller-Thomas, dem, $50;
Morgan, wing, 1874; Thomas mai. Is.
Lottery Commissioner-Stewart. dem
S1A; Hicks, whig; II ;S;tewart's mai. 43
Commissioner of Land Muir
ray, dem, S22; Brewer, wing, $50
Murray's maj. SO.
The balance Of the ticket stands a,
tollows:-Eor Appellate Judge-Tingle
ind. 500; Eccleston, wing, 7S6. Com
missioner ofPublic Works-Ho!lydav,
dem, 800; Franklin, whir, 755. Cir.
cult Judge-S pencer, dem, 79O; Hop
per, 10. States Attorney-Martm
dem, sol; Goldsborough, wing, IT'S
Clerk Circuit Court-Bateman, dem.
SO; Way, ind, 63; Hopkins, wing, sl6
Register of Wiltshire, dem, 7O6
Donavan, whig, 1853. Sheritf-Sher
wood, dem, 746; Clark, whig, Ssh. Or
phan's Court--Stewart, DEM, $50
feo, dem, 1855; Haywood, dem, 1913
Townsend, wing, sol; Dawson, wing
~; Burchenal, wing, 1872. House o
Delegates-Willis, dem, SIG; Sparks
dem, S0S; Seth, wing, $50; AIullikin
wing, 7S5.
QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY.
by a note from correspondent at An
napolis, we learn that the whole demo
cratic ticket in Queen AIMS county
elected. Ex.Gor. Grason is the sena
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NGTsCE.

The Commissioners of Cecil county,
elect, are requested to meet at the Office
Of the County Commissioners, in the
Court House in Elkton, on SATURDAY
the 22nd day of November, inst, to
qualify and organize for business.
P. G. RICKETTS,.
Nov. 9Th, 1851 Clerk.
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Sc Acres.

Of which about acres are in wood, ind the res
iiue in arabic land. 1t is situated i'll OCtoraro
Hundred, Cecil county, Md, adjoining lands of
the heirs Of the late doctor rhysick. David
Moore. and Others; Convenient 10 mills, schools,
AMI places Of public worship--the situation is
high aud healthy, aud the soil improved and pro-
duclIve; the huiiHng9 consist Of n comfortable
two story Dwelling House, u frame barn, smoke
house, corn crib, Wagon house and other out
buildings; ;hcre is also apple and peach orch
ard on it, Title indisputab!e ali! clear of all
lncuinbrancc. Termc made kncwn On da, Of
sale. Now IL
sac to c, Hmence nt2 o'cl, elk p. NJ
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In the last Legislature, the above
counties were represented by fifteen
wigs and nine democrats. The demo-
Gratis have, therefore, gained twelve
members of the House.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons are hereby forbid to trespass on
Athe grounds of the subscribers with dog or
gun, as the Law will be enforced against all SO
offending. HUGH MEARNs,
A. +. MEARNs,
BENoNI ROWLAND,
WM. CAMrsoN, of Robe-
Cecil county, Oct. 4, 81 3w
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Nt.tIe.c.,

fE'HE Commis>ii nfrs # Cecil county will
meet Il, their Office in The Court House, On
Monday the 2ri day e November, next. SUPER
Visors and others indebted To the cCrniy, are re-
Faested TO attend and settle their accounts.
by order, Y. {. RICKETTS,,
Ocl % TIN Clerk
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THE LEGISLATOR r..

The above returns are too meagre to
enable lis to stat. with precision, the po-
lilical complexion OF the Legislature.
In the Senate, there are 10 wings and
4 democrats holding oveI and $ elected
this year. OF the latter the democrats
have elected one in Cecil, one in Balti-
more city, one in Baltimore county: and
one (rvvoted) in Queen AIMS and the
wings one in Howard county. The
House Of Delegates, as far as asceltained,
stand. as follows:
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POLITICAL. EsHSSI,Es,

The subscriber wiz Lave Nuck, OYSTER and
lorraptn Iinncr at hi, Lrnsr al OlIiuwn. on
SATURDAY., New nh,r lat, 10 Which rrn,.i ;.:~s Of
Both rn.lics are invited. VIZ. {. IEIcE.
Oct % w
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MA III EeRED

On Wednesday morning last by the
Rev. Mr.. De Witt, AMOS II. EVANS ESQ,
to MARY, daughter Of Levi Hall. ESQ.,,
of Brick Hill, all ofCccil county.
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Il PRGCL.i N.lITO.N


BIZ TIE GJif,GNUn 0F N.2nYI.IED.
~ TAI l. OF 'lat Lard, 10 Wit: " hcscas, il has
" been the practice ,fnII cEIitian roc,l- In
Sriapagi days for f"h'ic lHahsgjrirgQnd tralsr
as I National testimony 70 the Goodness and
hcrcy q Divine prnvlrncr-und whc.c,s, il
is the especial duty Of those, WHO huyc mi we'd
His largest bounty, to manifest their gratitude
and sense Of dcpunitrc":-aHd whereas, the
People OF this State have bccn in a most signal
manner, enriched with every iom.r,n.l blessing,
which the heart [ iman tan dcsiiv:---;nd where
rs, also, in view Of The unc1ampied happiness
an prosperity, Tor so long II time crioyrd, by
the whole American contj.icracy oi States I'M
der the wise and liberal form Of l;uyrrnuer, be-
quealhcd to them by Il common Ancestry, it has
been deemed appropriate by the tovcl nc.s Of
th" several States. TO 81, apart Thnrs lgy. the
9th day OF Novembcr next, as day Of sinulta-
neous THANKSGIVING for past hcnch,s, nad Ct
pnyer for the horn'iful Continuance OF The same,
throughout the tncH:--
Now therefore, |, Enoch Louis Live. Cover
nor Of the State Of Maryland, do DESIGNATE and
set apart Thursday TIE 2ilh lay Of November
next, as a dny Of thanksgiving to ALMIGHTY
God, to BE- keep, and observed by the good People
tho State Of May whom earnestly cx-
hort, On that lay carefully to abstain from all
secular emrlovmcntS, aud 10 devote themselves
To such religious services aud exercises as arc
appropriate To a day oi thanksgiving and prayer.
{ ~ } Given under my han anl The great
SEAL }seal OF th" State Of Maryland, thi. ~. !,
( w ) lay Of October, in TIE year ofunr Lord
one THOUSAND, eight hundred and fifty one
By III" Governor, T.. LOUIS LOWE.
FHos II. 0'NEAL, Secretary Of State.
Nov |, 81 1t
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Mcrgidni Insf ne EAAtbiHonof
AMERICAN MANI 2'ss'Ee gsS.s

ut Baltimore from Ociober d, 10 November 10.
nOtND TRIP Tiehecs goo'l within three
~ days, during the continuance Of. Tie fxhi-
DhItn, vii! b" sold ~ the following stations l.,
Tie rhiiu 70. Wim'n, { Bait. Il. r. Co.
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Coz. BENToS.--It is said that Mr..
Benton, when he shall have completed
his volumes of the "reminiscences Of his
past conflicts and achievements in the
Senate, will so to California to Join his
son-in-law and other member. of his
family now there, instead otto Missouri