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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-15
Es0PUs 1isEL STONES.

EHE subscribers have been appointed agents in this
Il State. for the sale of the above celebrated Mill
Stones aud prepared furnish any size from three up
to five feet Nothing need be said in commentator of
this article it being well known and extensively used
by mlers tn oughout the State it will speak for it.
self They also agents for. and keep constantly
hand full supplies of India Rubber Betting of all
sizes tadnltted to be the best banding in use
Packing, and fire engine and garden Hose. They will
also furnish at short notice. Kumbe machine stretched
Leather Banding, cemented, corner, full double
rveted, may be directed at manufacturers prices.
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets,
81 Richmond Va
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OPEN TO WOOD.


LNOR FREIGHT K PASSENGERS-Oh and after
IL Monday, the 18th inst, the Passenger Train will run
to Woodvile daily and the Freight Train often the
business will require.
Returning will leave Woodville at half past A NJ and
breakfast at Charlottesville
Fare between Richmond and Woodville 1890. So. rs
Rates OF freight increased in proportion to charges to
Charlottesville.
NH 9 f. H. GILL Snnt
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
life Ensurancc Hesunaed


H1H!S ASSOCIATION is now prepared to issue Poll
Il cles OF Insurance the lives of all persons ENJOYING
good health and OF sound constitutions for the whole d
ration ofe or for limited PERIOD and upon as
Die terms as any similar company AS this is the only in
sutlon ofthe kind in this State claims fairly the pat
ronage OF our own citizens especially when it is reme
bered that it IS at home and its profits distributed here
while the premiums of other companies Literally encour
aged by the public carried of the State The adj
vahtages OF Lille assurances universally ac-
knowedged to require minute detail of the benefits re-
sutng it Is enough say that all persons who
derive Their incomes Or support from pubcor private sit
uatons mechanical, professional mercantile pursuits
should avail gifts advantages in
liberal support to those who dependant on their ex
ertons The rates onsurance favorable as those
any similar institution in the United States and
information to Life nsurances together with the
rates OF premiums, will be cheerfuy given to those who
call at the Office, No. 1923, Main and 9th SITS
Slaves will be insured usual on reasonable terms
JAMES BOSHER, Pres't.
JOHN H. BosHER, Sec'y. ana
MI The subscriber is receiving his Spring stock
AAofGoods, consisting of HATS & CAPS of all grades
that have as yet been ntsoduced in Northern cities
Also, TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, &c
call from purchasers is solicited.
JNO. THOMPSON
mn ~ No. 81 Main street.
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DOGGETT & ANDE RSON,
Paper Hangers aud UpiaOIsferers.

UOrner OF Governor and Franklin streets,
BE now receiving their spring stock of Frenchand
and Curtain Papers making the largest and most com
plete assortment have everh had the pleasure offer
large portion ofthe finer qualities have just been
richest and most beautiful styles that made We have
also on hand general assortment Of Upholstering
ras Curtain Goods, floor Oil Cloths India and Coco Ma
ting Window Blinds and Shades, best curled hair and
shuck Mattresses &C. all of which will be sold at snll
profit and all work in our line attended punctually and
aithully executed. NH 26-3m
~ sale.
my 3 JAS. WINSTON,
&ODAsWATER.-The Subscriber has ust opened
~ nis fountains for the season r. r, DUVAL,
aP l" Under the American Hotel,
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$40 ~ @ssZ.zssy|Fa ssSS9zszi;'a 5sS
Spring and Summer Arrangemenr-
an and after Monday, the LIST of March, two pas
" senger trains will be run between Richmond and
Petersburg daily both trains carrying the United States
mail
LIST train leaves Richmond at .......-7 o'clock A. NJ
I'd do do do at. IS O'Clock z. NJ.
LIST do do Petersburg at---..---.-.4l O'Clock A. NJ.
I'd do do do at--.....--.--7 o'clock P. NJ
Fare, when tickets procured the office. Isl 90
Children and II years of age,
and coloured personswhentickets procured the
ofhce-haf price.
On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays the first train
from Richmond will connect with the coal train Ito which
apassenger will be attached,) for Clover Hill
NORFOLK TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 81 A NJ
For Port, w athal whence it with the
boat Augusta, Capt VIM. G. Smith, for Norfolk, Ports
mouth. and the intermediate places
Fare to Norfolk Portsmouth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Meals eacn 90
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes, that be retained the ticket
office and 1t must be expressly stated the pass that
they permitted go the boat the
may be.
Freight trains will leave Richmond regularly Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock, A. NJ, and
much otsner may be required accommodate the bu
siness.
NH THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
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RICHMOND, PETFRsB URIC
tsssszssazEH NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAM
PACKET COMPANY, have the line their new
and powerful low pressure steam propeller CITY OF
RICHMOND h. w. Forster master. She is double iron
braced and fastened equal many ships twice
mage; she has fine state accommodations for passen
gers and no pains will be wanting to make her the pepu
lar vessel for persons travelling this Freight will
be taken at abont packet prices and goods delivered with
certainty time in few hours after shipment
The steamer City of Norfolk the second vessel of this
line, is now launched, aud will be on this month
THOS. BRANCH, Agent
Petersburg;
f. WILLIS, Agent, Norfolk;
MAILER & LORD, Agents.
10s Wall street, New York;
X. RANKIN, Agent
cal Richmond, Va, corner and 22d Water SITS
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n NREAE NH 10 v Il WENT.-HALIUTYPE PES,
" or DAGUERROTYPES COLORED LIKE NINA
TURES IN THE FRENCH STYLE.
We have returned from Europe fully prepared
pictures this effective and fascinating manner BY
which the flesh coloured after natures model and the
reflection destroyed thereby Transforming the picture
to the appearance of the most beautiful miniature
or ivory. We are usual to be found at the Virginia
SkyLght Daguerrean Gallery, No las Main street. Rich
mond, under the Gothic Window.
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor.
EXTRACTS.
Mr.. Pratt has fitted up his establishment in style
which reflects much credit upon his and beraity-
Daily Dispatch
His reception room pretty boudoir as we have re-
Gently elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets rich
velvst dvans, stauetts immense bay window
glass; &c.-EnqRiaer.
Messrs Pratt Co the first to introduce the Sky
light system into the State andppears tobe constantly in
venting something for the impr ement ofthe ar7ime
The Arrangement of his show is exquisite Will
he SKY Llght1s su perb-W79g. rs
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place AND FANCY CAssIMERE

Id PANTS-SPRING AND SUMNER WEARING
have received by late arrivals large and choice assert
ment of black French Doeskin and fancy Cashmere
For good articles well made and low prices call at No.
102 Main street.
KEEN. CHILES II BALDWIN
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MARSHALL sAET.-6OQ sacks afioat for sale
vi by
ap27 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

IN ROBERTS BAKER, Graduate ofthe Pha,
Il dephia College of Pharmacy, has returned to the
city, and would be pleased his friends at the APO
thecary and Drug Store of ADIE x GRAY.
my 147 Main st.
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ROBERT McNA MEE

NODFTOI NCNA VI EF,
IH"nGr OF surgical and Dental Instruments
oho the attention ofPhyscians and Dentists to his
"A STOCK which will be found comprise all kinds of
Renia aud Surgical Instruments Tusses Cutlery &c
instruments. Thankful for the liberal natronaI he b
already received he trusts to be able merit contnn
ance OF It, by increased business facilities and adetermna
uon TO give entire satisfaction to his patrons
rr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-15

YTNHE NEW WORK, by the of g Wide Wide
Il Word."-QUEECHY. By Elizabeth Wetherel.
The remarkable success of 1.-The Wide, Wild
World" which was published anonymously, has ine
spred Miss Wethere with holiness enough to inscrbe
her name the title page of her present production
Few authors have attained such widespread and enva
BILE fame in such fperod and this deservedy for she
always writes with manifest consciousness of RESPONSE
bilty, and aims cultivate the moral and religious afec-
lions of her readers. Queechy will not only be ad-
mired and eagerly read but it will be approved. Its
book which Will not be aside after hasty perusa
1t will be honored with conspicuous position the am
~ library, and will be read many years hence with
less delight than The heroine Feda is one of the
purest gentlest and charming characters ever deli
heated in romance'-N Y. Commercial Adre17iser.
For sale by A NORRIS,
Late
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-15

COUNTRY ME RCmANTs ARE RE.

II M IT II Y EANTS AXE EsE.
~ minded that the very best Steam Candy put mn in
ea boxes well assorted, fresh made and of the best
warranted to stand in any climate, can at all times
NH II -' + DITIH 1'i II 81, q
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-15

HAME, LIFE ~ MARINE INSURANCE
Inc richmond Fire Association are now prepared
sks on as reasonable terms any similar company and
respectfully aska share of the patronage ofte public
Nam and9th Streets where the officers will cheerl 1r
ry and literally adjusted. 'i'Hip'~
JAMES BOSHER, President.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-15

QUEEN CITY HAMs.-As agent for Sc1,oel, &
eH Tough celebrated Queen CITY Hams / am 3a;vy ax
Pechng my first supply, represented by these world re-
moved cures to be superior any former supply the tye
au aVof OF Their Hams gaining them the premium at the
Worlds AIR they still claim have small
Customers are requested to make early application for
Holm II or ,rDo1.-,,
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-03-18
Acrostic

Go home ye vain Britons, your nations per-
plex'd,
Embarrassed, confounded, divided and vex'd;
O'erwhelm'd with confusion, 60 tell what
you've done,
Relate to your king the honors you've won;
Greats been yoar exploits, since hlther you
came,
Each hog pen and hen-roOst can witness the
same.
What think you, ye cut-throats, do you choose
to remain
And try the success of another campaign:
SirHarry, take warning; Cornwallace you know
Had high expectations, twelve months ago.
In season take warning ye blood hounds away
No devil can save you, if longer you stay;
Get quickly on ship board the sooner the better
Then take this acrostic, read every first letter
One look will be sufficient, I'll venture to say
No spur can be better to hasten you away.
We have published number Of pieces over thi
.,vnhtnIs AID perhaps would not be improper in us
say m thnse tersons who have had sufficient interest
the maer to qn estion to the authorship that II
simply nom plume and the pieces were written nethe
BY the seniors wife the juniors sister TO both
whom they have frequently attributed as they bot
bear that very common yet beautiful name but tnel
neither of them claim 10 be inspired by the muse w
write this hoping Il viii be satisfactory to the inqus
tive till the writer seesf 70 publish her real name whe
~ viii jet them know LBS LIZ, EcHo
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The following acrostic, found in an old AL
manac, and suppose that it was written by some
of our patriotic ancestors soon after the sur
render of Lord Cornwallace, while Sir Henry
Clinton was commander -in-chief of the British
I forces. 1t shows that the heroes of the Revolu-
, tom ,ould write as well as fight. BETA.
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1Doetrp.
[For the Literary Echs.
Mourn not for Me.


When thou art sad and lonely
Oh come not near my grave,
For [ shall be in glory
With Him who died to save,
Rejoicing there with loved ones,
No more to 60 astray;
Oh then mourn not in sadness
That have passed away.
When the stars are shining dimly
Upon the distant sea,
When all natures hushed in silence,
Come not, then to me;
And shed no tear of sorrow
Ger me in my grave,
For l shall be in glory
With Him who died to save.
Come when the birds are singing
Gaily on the tree,
Come when the sun shines brightly.
Come then and think of me
And think when life is ended
That we shall meet again
Where there's no sin nor sorrow,
And there will be no pain.
Then shed no tear of sorrow
That thou vast born to die,
But think with sweet composure
That thou, too, low wilt lie.
Oh, then be ever faithful
To Him who once did pray
That where he was in glory
There might his followers stay.
MARY"
enmsrw 7Ee Conn Feb. 21st
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Gresnmamfne, Conn, Feb. 21st.
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CHE Giterarp Gfbo
At WESTERLY, r. l.

Office on West Broad ST., in the building ner
to III. & +. She6felds Store.
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" And so you will not play one game of
whist with your own little cousin Lizzie,
when she has travelled all the way from
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-06

that in his visitations among the people,
he has met with much encourageme
in his labsrs, much of kindness and SYM
pathy, and great interest in the Bible
cause. The instances ola feeling of a
different or opposite character, being so
few and far between, that the remem-
brance of them has passed away, and he
has nothing to report but the goodness
of God in preparing the hearts of the
people to receive him, and to extend to
him and the cause in which he labors
the right hand Of fellowship.
His collections in aid Of the Bible So.
ciety have not been as great as he could
have desired, but he believes the foun.
dation Is now laid for greater SUCCESS in
this behalf in the future, that the socie-
ty is now permanently and successfully
established, and that the prospects for its
future usefulness is in every sense of the
word fattering. All of which is re-
spectfully submitted,
JAS. MCINTYRE, Pres't
F. A. ELLIS, Sec'ty.
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VGe Hlarkets.

BALTIMORE MARKET, March 4.-Sal.s
to day OF 100 bbls. Howard street brands
at S4,06t, and 500 bbls. do. at $4,12A.
Sales also of $500 bbls. City Mills at
$4.12l.
GRAIN.-No change in prices Sales
OF good to prime red Wheat at IS a 3S
cents, and white SO cents a 81. Sales
OF white Corn a, 50 cents, and yellow
So cents per bushel. Oats 33 a So.
WiLMINGToN, Feb. 19.--Flour $4,75
Wheat SO cts; Corn 60 cts; Oats 33 cts
Cloverseed 1850
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Correspondence Of the Cecil Wig.
LETTER FROM PORT DEPOSIT.

me Uedfher-.NeU Foundry-.New
sa~ .NtH-7own Election-Eour
brands, DC.
PoRT DEros,r March a. 1870
Mr. Enron. bara d.,...1
Won until tho loo, ,,",.oa u'i",r . Nr',,ns
/ MIGHT commnn;c,ta ,hn ;a =" "Jpes 'ma'
uencs that fl. Clsrl. r. 49, 1'y 'u' '''.'l'
T.moved tho amharno ,ha, h "s|'''ei , i'as
on our barhor O, lo5o ana th as ~" w. '"'a
5pa,;on Of the Sysonshamn u '' - .;s a .
and unobstruct.d hnt ,ha III r." r. ' .,
past two davs his ,,ra,'',, "J.O -! ~ ~. .''e
time th;s .,acha. ,,,, P, 'y,''''"' ny :, we
anahlrd to ofrb.t. .ai . ;~t' ", '""'' ~
,hr,nn,a,. ,at ~, aux, ~ l'r W. 'f ''''eS
,r (nra ,,o w. a ,i,, '9t" ~ h'.i"l ''I. We
;na aad ,,,i LA, ,', sa,., " ''' "@'Ssr rom
N"ssrs MarsbL ,a'.','I =. n, L,.
forcr at worl - ~ -,,, na'' a Ia :
fonnd,v thny ava w., .';, ., c '"Si'
II ,atss a,';,. 81, 'o~ ."'s'"s ''r '''ne
tb. ,rg,n bn;i,;na ~ "''"s "fi''" ava"
& f.., u,;th ,,ao 'o.,'''' :" '|o y
stories a,,,ch.d -, 60 ''i H.. 81 s'''l % . tEo
are MAKING arr,noamen,s ~ do
t.rs;ve h7s;nass h".;n 'S ~ w '', * -
services If sons IS 49, .''saseu Tue
mechanics in tha, hr,noh ~ C0 1
that c,n b. nroo,,,aJ H. ~ ". pus'"c =.
on.rst;nn s,rlv ~ 49,, NY VIII NC III
Messrs HccLart & noo.a h,
commenced III. fraction of ,ts;u '' s,
Saw MAJ and nr.srma nh i' b. S'ea ,
to on.rat. ~ Anl;I ~ WV W., vs. 'eauy
s;z. of tb.;r tn;i,,;na W . ~ c "'o" ''ie
well known ennrnv 49, ~ -, ' ;n , .t
intsod maxine 5ranara ,Gr ~ -, "'ne' lucy
on large scale + ~ ~ 0'' VII
w.. .:, =.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-The
water has been let INTO the entire line
OF the canal. The Wiliiamsport Senti-
mel says number of boats, heavily loa-
ded, would have started for the District
on Tuesday last, but several large stones
rolled into the canal, few miles above
Wiiliamsport, which rendered it neces-
sarv to draw the water from the entire
level. The water was introduced again
on "Wednesday, and to-day it is expect
ed fleet will leave on their frst trip.
1t is reported, however, that break has
occurred below the Point of Rocks.
Thlrty.two boats, doing business on the
canal this season, and employing in all
one hundred and twenty-eight persons,
will hail from Willamsport alone.
Bait. Sun.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, March 4

HALIFAX, March 4.
The steamship America, from Liver.
pool, with dates TO the 2Ist ult reached
here last evening about 10 O'Clock, but
her news conld not be transmitted till
this morning, on account of a break in
the wires. The America sailed tor
Boston at o'clock.
ENGLAND.
The great political event of the week
was the defeat and resignation of the
Russell Ministry, on the local militia
bill. Lord Paimerston moved that the
word local should be stricken out of the
bill. and that the force should be per-
ambuiatory. not confined to England,
Ireland, or Scotland; but should be sent
to any quarter OF the United Kingdom
where it might be required. On this
proposal OF Lord Paimerston. the Min
istry joined issue, and on a division,
were defeated by vote OF 1876 against
l25.
Lord Paimerston, in moving hts
amendment to the bill organizing the 10.
cal militia, said tat the country was in
a situation that was likely to result in
war, and our peace armament was not
sufficient to meet the emergency. He
wanted ready trained force prepared
for instant action. All the OBJ ectons
to the proposed regular militia was
founded on the distrust of the people.
II the nation could not be trusted to de-
tend itself, we had better give up the
idea of defence and send for Austrian
or Russian soldiers. He was confident
that the people would answer the appeal
1'om Government, and prove to the
world that we were prepared for de-
fence.
The event was unexpected, as on the
previous mig hit the ministers had tell
ing majority The voting on Lord
Naaz' motion, Of a want of confidence
on Lord Clarendon, the previous even
ing, stood ayes 1877, nays 232.
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dss &NR. eSEAND!

, tSf received ir,m ship Gustav, % Tons OF
q t'cfu,'nH G"an0, IN GOOD bags, and for sale
rs t0r subscriber. al J. c. Howard's Lumber
lH'l neat the Bridge, as cheap and perhaps
cheaper, r!.an il can be had elsewhere. for en-. h.
Eiklun, Mar & 3w JOS p. CANTWELL.
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CHURCH NoTIcE-Prcachinei in the M. T.
church Of this town, Tomorrow, morning and
evening, by Rev T. A. Fcrnley. All ra.t 10
o'clock sermon on the Missionary cause, and
M. To young men. All are afiec,ionately
invited TO attend
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ID ED.

Al Specnria, on Sunday, the Ped ult, Mr..
lHos A. BInnLF, in the 9th year of his age.
MIR. u. was man of generous nature, warm in
his attachments and friendships, esteemed by
those who knew him, and regretted in death by
an extensive circle Of relatives and friends
On the 3rd inst, Mr.. VIM. DysAnT, in the
Sfth year Of his age
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.s0Tal'E.

A / meeting of Farmers Steam Accomms-
n dnllon Line Of Maryland. held al the Public
House Of MI: Jacob johnson, at Elklon, the
follow ing mined persons were elected board
OF directors, 10 serve the Company the ensuing
year, viz: Joseph Roman Jr:, Williem b.
Thomas, Edwin Wilmer. William II. Gilpin
RohI. II. Thomas, jas, NJ. phillips, John A.
Wean, James l.. Craig md John b Phillips,
JAMES NJ PHILLIPS, Sec'ly.
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SOMETHING NEW.

s the exclusive rich, to make I"" and
Nv sell carriages with Eyeritt's Pat
enl Coupling in Cecil and Caroline counties, in
Maryland, and in Sussex county Delaware. in
forms the citizens Of those counties, that they
are now prepared to sell carriages with the
coupling; its advantages arc
lst. Superior nea,ness OF finish.
2nd. Greater strength.
3rd. Allowing the front wheels to be made
of any height without interfering with the space
for getting in and out Of the carriage, the front
wheels being turned in front ofthe carriage and
entirely out of the way.
flh. Allowing the carriages to turn IN a very
short space, the hind wheel turning upon cir
c'c nl or I feet in diameter while the Old
PL.?N will require n circle of about 20 feet for
hind wheels to turn in,
9TH. II prevents the unpleasant locking Of
the wheels against the body, to which four
wheel car, ages have been subject, ali these
.7hf.- NT.4CES and others which might be
Enumerated, can be obtained al very little cost
over the odd method Of finishing. We shall at
tend the courts in the above mentioned coun-
ties, and show the superior advantages of this
method of coupling, all orders for carriages
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
U5~rhe public are cautioned against buying
of others, carriages made on this plan, ia the
above counties. as do not intend our rights
shall be n.fnged upon. The Pnhlic obi Ser'a
b. BENSON & CO.,
March Snyrna, Del,
HOWARD YARNAII, wIL.EAm EoRrFELp,
EAhsSaE,s. AZ C0RElELD,
MANUFACTURERS OF BURNING FLUID,
Aa>"LrTr. FLuIp,
DktGuISrs' aad ALCOHOL,
ftRFCMERS'
E'hertai OIL, Nosgene Gas and Cam.
phene or Pine OIL;
Also Superior Spirits of TurpeRlinc, fresh and
direct from the south.
The above articles always on hand at the
lowest prices, Orders by mail or otherwise,
strictly and promptly attended 20, al the Manu-,
factory, Nos. ga and $50 North Third Street
obors Nobte, Philadelphia. Feb2l,
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Married..

On the End inst. al Cherry Hill, by the Rev.
Jos L. Brown, Mr.. ROBERT McCAlG TO Mrs.
MARTHA DAVIDSON.
10 Elkton, on the 2nd inst, by the Rev. II.
$. Howell, Mr.. GEORGE PRICE, TO Miss An
ARELLA MORGAN, all of this county.
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Dedication.

Providence permitting. the new Methods, f.
church in Newark, Del. will be dedicated 10
ih' worship at Almighty God, on Sabbath, the
, isl Of March.
Inc Drsilcatoty sermon in the morning at l05
O'Clock 10y the Rev. Bishop Waugh Preaching
IN the afternoon al % O'Clock, by the Rev John
p. Dnrhin, ID d.; and service also in the eve
ming at I O'clock.
The Eikton NJ T.. Church Choir will conduct
the singing on the occasion. Ministers and peo-
pie generally, are nGcciionateIy invited 10 at
tend. STEPHEN TOWNSEND, Pastor.
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THE CECIL WHIG.
ELKTON, ND, MARCH 6, 1852.

1.-THE Editor has been absent from
his post this week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-06

GLOVER SEED.-For sale BY
" Mar 6 VIM TORBEBT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-03-06

t"l received another lot Of those 81 cl Cali
GOES, at krnnard & Cos cheap store, war
iuuntcl last culurs. G,nar