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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
fFath stranger than Fiction None mead despair =!
A Lady's Tssamoay are thirty eight ysdrs
Of saferingi

Were there not real virtue in this wonderful ienehs
could it perform the astonishing cures made by ~
NORTHAMPTON Co, April lS, 1892,
Aessrs Tyler 4dasT have been afflicted with hneo
atisrn at times from my twelfth year; will be ATTY years
Of m the 18th Of this mouth the attacks wore al tunes 50
severe az 10 der helpess have tried various rene
dies 10 very Ittla et Last October attacked In my
Shoulders sites back au. hips, could not rest, day or
night could any l1rt ~ my body WITHOUT cry
ing with palm this time slsotaf many reIaeaies IN
sra and external without receiving reliefi was at
last advised to try HANPT0N'5 VEGETABLE @lNCTtkE;
before had taken bottle Of which felt much tier
and as continued taking it felt strength coming into
back Inh2 and my stomach strengthened snd revived
every way; have taken i've bottes and much better
than ever expected TO be- intend TO 1t whenever
need it. sud would recommend it 70 the afflicted believing
II uuecuallsi Yours,
ELIZABETH BA6WELL,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
Hampton's Vegetable Tineture!
'sCoME, LET Us REASON ToGETHER.1
ORAL TESTIMONY
UNAL TEE IINIDN1.
.pAr aFpfCAL DISCOVERY

f
GREAT MEDICAL Discovery!
NINTH such testimony, streagcr PROOF - gysn
wv unless il b tri ofths ssr1sEfal Hampton Ysge
LIT tie afiilctai read read
BApRntyHIE, AtIEaAS7 oovsTT, GA
10 Ae.sya Soyssmsy & No.ytr7g
DKAR sns In justice 10 Dr.. Ianptoos Vegetable Inc
ture wish to inform you that skeu gigk the ID
day OF January last with arcdsp 9f the stomach bow
els and Kidneys was ATTENDED u four eminent Physi
clans for than two nonthsaIl % iste no effect
ture from bottle wheh my wife had taken two years
sinae
cine my physicians but try the Tnct1rs; and am
happy inform you had not taken 1t two days before
tinued usng the Tncors, and now able to leave my
roou and can eat any common diet without much neon
yenience or pressure my stomach.
The afflicted their friends daily visiting to learn
II the great virtue there s in this Tiucture Of aptons
expect 70 send you several certificates Ia few asysns
especially from young lady who hae been confined TO her
room twelve months, wtn deeass q he head Gnectng
III sesposrfuly yours E,w, HAIL
On the psrrnaucy tia cure him. sl another let
ter from the above
BARHELIynLE, AtLr5ANy COUNTY md
October 49, 1862, #
A6ssrs Morttmsr q Nos0bray!
DEAR SIRs am hnpp to INFORM you that THIS ae Inns
me In the enjoyment good health by the Of
Hamptons Tincture and the blessing Of God enabled
desire that the aeed should know The great curative
powers of the Tiucture
am with respect, yours y W. HALL
THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by Eamp-
TOMS Vegetable Tincture our most respectable cti-
zens-men we'll known and triedwe challenge tho World
10 show anything record tn medcns to equal IT, Many
kan3reds o har st fts sGg cgsTs osaT nc snaS tsss-
nloag, $50
Asssrs Aogtsa1sr d MopJrdy; Gents Last September
was attacked with eryspens from which dreadful ulcer
formed on my right leg Getting better Of this last November
took deep cold which led % what my physician told
was bilious pleury which left with constant deeply
seated and painful cough having rest Gay night ana
constantly throwing up from my lungs thick matter
became much emaciated growing weaker every day ard
keeping nv hed the greater part Of the time My friends
thought had the consumption and at times as also Of
the same opinion at this stage of my dieesse after having
tried many various remedies, without success Iend
advised me to try Dill HAMPT0N's VEGETABLE TING
TURE and procured me bottle, which pronounce
the greatest medicine took Before had taken hat
be contents of one bottle felt much improved and now,
having taken but tao botses cough and pas1s here en-
rsl2 lsff me- and enabled to attend " business
can truly say that with the blessing " Cod have been
restored to the health eney by the uss Of this most
Invaluable medicine YUUrz,
- WESLEY ROCK,
4. Schroeder, near Saratoga street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
DoUoLAss's CHINESE COPYING INK,
Without ne Use Of Press,

destined attain greater popularity than ever
Il acquired any srtiolv Of siuisr Ii has com
landed ts attention Of business the Instant an0
arssdy in great The subscriber Is receiving let
from every section id the neghborhood the District
aud has ordered another supply, ts ready meet any
demand. RS~ Winner II the Agent for the tale oft.
sspG-r sixth st.. near Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

DRAwN NUMBERS OF THE DELLA
Il ware State Lottery, Class 1877 drawn at vii
mington Delaware November 13, 1852.
81 43 46 "a 20 20 81 13 40 10 81 s
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
GEoRdETowN FEMALE SEMINARY,

V
THIS SEMINARY SO long known Mics ENdIisHs, will
open the LIST Of September next, under The e1cu.
siye charge Of Rev w oIAlE, who will be assisted BY
competent and accomplished professors and teachers In
every department E
Every effort will be used 10 make The institution happy
nome fJg ali its inmates,
Terms for boarding pupils, including tuition In English
and Mathematics 500 per annun, payable hafyearly in
advance Music Ancient and Modern Languages Drawing,
and Painting, extra Circulars containing the terms In
FULL may be had application to the Principal ia George
town. WILLIAM j. CLARK,
IDLY 20--tf satas
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

THIS Institution 10 open. for . General Banking
Business once under tbs MON Here corner Bird
nd Washington streets, Georgetown, D. whsrs its nOtss
iii be rsdeelned Ia specie.
aEoHeEsows, d O., Sept %. 1862 fssp %
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
the NAIIONAL MAGAZlhE,


CONTENTS; Bryant, (Portrait)A Powerful Mcro-cope-
~ Life and Times 81 johnson (Niue EugravInxsl Hgto-
ry of the Ahemsts' Bacon, fernel, Btrnsrd-MargarI
Fuller ossoli-0rtho. raphy; Webstsr-The Good Pfiur-
odyls and 0hostsrraniug or Bishop txsm Il Of Sue
sss in Lowy Life-Latin III nns Grand Old Poem Tie
Pr cess Of soul turs Scraps from Ser gAlou dBsba
Abdoollah-kxtrdordinsry LITERARY l9rsee cuttipg
Ut the Kohl Washington lrviugkepiity ~ hr
IN Dream ng-Photogrphy its oribn, Progress aud Pres
mt state lhe Church 10 tbs Cotae, mhsThe Nsedewo
sketch from tIfA aid Lang Syne; Advsl lures Of
win with the NtehetThe Duke II ellington Enxrav
ing)~A Foxs Reyengs-Ihs Lost Muntslg Two hnVray.
.nEaThe Last bays Of Coperncus; True Hisory-AArt
Education among All Cha sesSchiller and Gue he in re
non 10 Christisuty Detached Though fr m Ri,htc--
short Artce~Edor't IableBook Noticee Littr ~ Rec
4 - Religious summary Art Int lligsnSs SCENT !
Items
rr,ee, 81 ysari OF So cent Ter Sirgle number.
Just received and tor sale by the Agents
OCT 70 akAI BALLANTYNE -th "
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
NEW LIVERY sTABLEs.
Students and Apprentices, Look

Students and Apprentices, Look!
THE FIRST NUMBER Is NOW READY.
fTHE extensive and continued sale Of MINIsIE's ME-
l CHANlCAL DRAWfNG-BeOK and tho desire to
place he work in the hands Apprentices and others who
we'll spare the eure Of the book in one pay
ment have induced the publisher 70 issue IN edition in
monthly numbers, at twenty ave cents per month, thus
bringing 1t within the reach Of al who dsrs to supply
themselves with
The hest Work on Mechanical Drawing ever
PUBLISHED.
This edition Of Minihes Mechanical Drawingbook for
sELR-INSTkUClIoN viii be published In Twelve Num-
beers, at Is cents eeeh, payable on delivery.
Each numbsr viii contain from TO si1 Steel Plates
ard from eight to sixteen pages Of reading matter whole
containing Fir TISIx sTEEL PLATES. 10 which VII be
added
E:'oy o. The Theory a0d application Of Colors
Tor sale BY JANIS WINNER,
oct q 6ll street, neg IoaLaana avenue.
CARPETIEG, oILcLoTHs, RUGS, Sc.
CrPERIoR Ingram and thSsspiy 0argstins
Ss'5:s /:
Druggets, all Widths
Floor and table olsloths
Just Received, and viu be sold very cheap, at
sep 2l--tr YERBY MILLERs
LIVES OF WHAIC0AT, ncKENDREE, AND
GEORGE.
"RR1EF, sqthentic, AMI rcsoable Biographies Of three
Id as good msn adorned the Churcb-men Of
srkwhose lives ought 70 be studied that the infection Of
their high and glorious deeds be caught BY cur young
psople"- Z!oa's Rsrald
For sale ut GRAY ( DAILANTYNEs
oct IL bookstore, eth street.
HAVE you FEVER ARD AGUEl
I So try the great Southern remedy, Dr. G. Wiamss
Ague ard Fever Hl5a safe, speedy, and certain
for Agus and Fever and the various of bilious dis
eases For sale at
Winners Stationery and Fancy Store,
oct rs 9th atreet near Louisiana
STORE FOR RENT.
THE tubsSbCr finding necessity Tor 20 meet
A tie demands u his buyiness ana having taken the
adjoining, present occupied by Mrs Coison oers
JT the he occupies possession Of which will
be given nszt week. Inquire at
WIMERS stationery and Fancy store,
oct lift 9Th street Louisiana
DAILY COMMENTARY, ny $50 CLERGYMEN
OF SCOTLAND.
st17nIs IS excsilSnt Ok filled with practical sai
L devotional expeditions Of select passages OF Scrip.
tur designed 70 instruct the mind and stimulate the heart
OF The beet heoloCsu5 in Scotland among the
tributors. "-Zt0H's Herald
JuIt published, ana for sale ~
GRAY BALLANTYSE,
oct II eth street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

CLOTHS, UAssIMEREs, vEsIIaGs, &c
O UPERIoR black French eimonrs
~ Do 90 do BiopiPs
Do blue and fancy oe, same Hakus
Do Belgian and American do
Do black French doe-kins
Do black ana fapcy silk ystjSgs
10 black satin yestDgs
Fancy cass.nsTes-large stock
buck gloves
SILK cotton, and nsrino H-bose
Silk and merino u dershirts and drawers
SuFpendsrs, six and linen cambria handkfs., Sc.
With aim every article belonging the geDtlsSsua
furnishing depaTtnsnt-sll 70 be found very cheap "
sen 21-tr TEEBY Z NILlER'S
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
EDUCATIONAL
Central Academy,
Corner OF E and Tsnth streets.
J, Iiaryey Nourte, '11lI1'P"11'
d. Rao,lit. Tyacber Of Modern Lauguages

TIE duties u this iuet. utlcn viii be resumed 1n MOI
day AUGUST Soth Circulars be obtained this book
stores Of Tuycr Maury, H. Paruham and cray Balsu
tyne. aug diff
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
J.. A. PArmoR 4 CO.,
NO. Ia, Wall street, New York,
EXCHANGE BROKERS' ~
NoTICE
BOOKS THAT you WANT

DEATH BED SCENES, or Dying with ana without Rs.
IL ligon; by Rev. d, w Clark d. d. ] vol, limo. 81,
Lives Of Whatcoat, George, and McKendrse. 1yolune
60eents. as tf .at..E..
Success al Merchant; by Arthur. / vol. 50 cents
Christian Effort; by Sarah Baker. 90 cents,
Lectures 20 Young Meu; by Rev. D. Smith a. cents.
Ladies'e Book OF ADecdoter, 10 so cents.
Anecdotes for the Fireside, dc no cents.
Anecdotes for the Young 90 so cents
Anecdotes fr the Ministry, do 90 cents
sunday-sehooi Books in great variety,
Catalogues sent 10 all whe desire them
- GRAY BALLA&FYNE,
Get l4-~-tr ~#t efE5 Seventh street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
JUST PUBLIsHED,
AND For SALE BY GRAY & BALLANTYNE

Seventh street, above odd. fell0ics' HaR,
EMoIRs the Lives Of Robert Haliane AirthIsy
vi and Of his brother, Juss Alexander Haldans 81
Alexander HsldGns, esq
EeEy written In aCounty huIcl Ysrd and oths PENS
ny Thomas Grsy. EmbsIisbed the highest sys Of ur
with thirtytwo illustrations
This eley has long been universally acknowledged
enc Of the most elegant compositions which the English
language produced.
The PARALLELS Of Spring BY Gsussen Translated from the
French BY the Rev Philip Berry.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.,

Cigars, Tobacco, &c.,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE RETAIL TRADE
lust OPENED, q very fine lot Of FINE HAVANA CT,
~ CARS CIaARETTEs, CHEWISG and SMOKING To
bscco, &c. '..,trs
1900 La Eseostds, asgaiia, very nns
5000 III Dorado, (Panetea,) do
1000 La India, (La Normal do
10000 VIM. Penn do do.
1000 bundles fine Cigarettes
boxes Langhimes Premium Tobaccp.
Jenny Lind Twist, new style)
drums genuine Turkish Smoking Tobacco
/ box Oriental Aromatic Smoking Tobacco.
Together with every other article in the Tobacco trade of
the neet quality to which the attention
invited. GEO. W. COCHRAN,
epl7dtf tn Ct, opposite Nat, 1nteigoncer Office
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

HAMPTaN's VEGETABLE TIECTURE, By its mid sc-
don on the Stomach Liver and the Kidneys viii cure Dys
pepsa, Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Anecuopsi
Paus In the Back side, and Brees scrofua,
Rheumatisn. Gor Neuralgia Fistuia Piles, Bowel Com
plants WORMS Debiiywh all dtseases arising
from impure blood, and s the greatest Female Medicine
ever known.
For Cholera Morbus oholic DsrrhGa and all diseases
incident 10 the bowels il tbs summer season. 1t has
equal
We ask the afflicted to call those having this wonderful
article for sale and get pamphlets, gratis
FOR Gale by G. Stott Co. Washington, D. 9.
wallace Ellist, ccr. and 18th SITS
D. b. Clarke, cor Nd. az. & til st.
J. Winner 9th st., near Louisiana sv,
McIntirss, cor. and TN ST.
Gray Ballsntype, 9Th St, near T.
Il. s. 7. Cissell, Georgetown.
O. O. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
And By Druggists generally, everywhere,
MORTIMER 6 NoWBRAY,
COT N5--trl General Agents, Baltimore at.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

RUGBY ACADEMY,
CoTs.sT of Il and l4M streets
G. +. MORRISON, Principal
Il w husHgEIL M A., Associate Principal
Il RICHARDSON, Tutor.
Mons 4. RAoutg, Professor Of French Language
CHARLES SgHmiDT A. NJ, Professor Of German Language
J. GIBsos Teacher Of Drawing ard Painting.
This Institution will its Sixth Annual Sss
sion tho first of September prompt attendance OF the
pupils is requested
Circulars 10 had at any the bookstores Of the
Principal, aug 26--dif
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
DIR. sTICKLAyD,s
American Family Pills!

FROM WYMAN,
The Celebrated VcntriIoauiGt.
nH. CaAS. WILLIAMs-DEAs SIN: have tried all the
IL famed kxpectoTsnts Pectoras and Balsams, fcr
si Of attack Of the Bronchitis and must csrnly
give your PuLM0NIC BALSAM or WILD CHERRY AN ID
WOOD EAPHTHA the preference to any others, and most
cheerfuy recommend It to all who have dssssel Of chest
or lungs, Yours
JOHN WYMAS, ia, ventzioquist
PHnApEIpHn, July 2, 1852.
For sals, wholesale and retail, at
Winners Stationery and Fancy store,
9Th st., near Louisiana avenue
A Call and get circulars Containing cure,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

JOE sHILLTNGT0N has received Godey'I Ladies
~ Book for November
Greham's Mag zine for November
The illustrations beautiful ami tie reading Of
the highest order.
Reuben Nsdleot BY the suther Of tbs Bachelor Of Al
bany.
Cabin sod PGrloTI o. Slaves end Masters
Stationery, New Books, and every thing IN lie Cheap
Publication line for ale ct
JOE sHTLLINaT0S's Bookstore,
oct 10 oieon Building corner of4 81. and Penn.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16

n us style Of Photographs Pictures patented hy
John A. Whiypie Of Boston, about rix years Stce and
introduced into this city by Bennett In 1860 VINO
have had then know Mr. g. continues to take them In
superior manner his Gallery Pennsylvania avenue be
tween and 7th streets oct 70
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. s. II.

REV. VERNON ESRRIDGE, U. s. ~.
PORTSMOUTH, [ya.,) Aug. is, 1851,
Mr. j. r. BCEsa--DsaT Sir: Viii e am in general OPP
posed 70 Patent Medicines andor compes to state ths
haVe great confidence IN the virtues Of amptons ysge
table Tncture For several months past have used itin
my family and In Dyspepsia loss appetite dizziness, and
general debility with entire So far expert
ence extends therefore, tsks pleasure in recommending II
TO the afflicted as a safe and efficient remedy.
aIn resptctful!y yours, VERNON ESRRIDGE,
Chaplain In tbs U. s, Navy.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
DAILY COMMENTARY, ny $50 CLERaYMEE
OF SCOTLAND
GAS FIXTURES.

FAyINa just received from the celebrated mRnutsotory
or Cornelius 4 Co large assortment Of their latest
stye OF Gas Chandeliers ard Fixtures thsy offered
ths public al reduced prices.
Persons having gas introduced in their stores dwellings
Invited to cal and EXAMINE They will md it 70 their
interest
Gu-ppes introduced IL od suudIpss st the short
eet notice and the lowest prices All work warranted
Washington Plumbing Gas Fitting Establishment,
dso from lie CT 18th street and PsansylvsBia
avenue, south side,
oct tim J IS. rH0MPeoS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,

AZ sEREET, nEgwEgS sTREIT AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
MRS. J. A. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL,
win reopen On Msnlay September 18th Circulars be
obtained OF the Principal.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
nYsPEPsIA cANNoT REsIsT IT.

n
4 most daily some perron who Is taking HAMPTONs.
VEGETABLE 1INCTURE calls 10 renew this vulurbie
dcne and speaks gratefully Of it, rrmarh able fleets il
counter acting this obstinate compliant the of
many fatal diseages Yoa will get 80 slmanec for lSS2
when you purchase at WI3kBS 9th st., near Lonisia-s
avenue. oct e-u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
LlDIys, ROOTS 6ND an
CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, woRsTEDs, &c,

s. A. & q. NJ. BURNETT
AEE this occasion to inform their friends and the pub
lie that they have just received very large stock Of
all kinds OF Confectionery, Cakes Foreign Fruits Nuts,
sc, Of the best quality
Also extensive assortment Of TOYS, all kinds, and at
their lowest cash prices
Also Zephyr Woreds all oolors BY the sksn, ounce,
pound.
WURsTED YARNS. &c. al colcrs, very cheap; with q
thousand other Grtce8 suitable for the approaching holy
days, all cheap, md the best quality. Call and
SEVENTH street, near the corner Of st.,
oct 20--d1m Next door 70 Nlntyres Drug store.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
HAVE YOU Fewer APp AGUEl

50, Try the great Southern remedy, Dr. G. Williams
4 Agus ard Fever P9-a SAFE speedy, and certain cure
Agus and Fever and the various forms of bilious dis
eGsss Tor sale at
Winners Stationery and Fancy Store,
oct rs 9th atrect, near Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-16
STORE FOR RENT

IfE fubscribCr finding neoeTsty Tor 20 meet
4 tie demands of his business ana hayng taken the
adjoining present occupied BY Mrs Collision, oer5
the be occupies possession Of which will
be given next week Inquire at
WINNERS stationery and Fancy Store
oct lift 9th street Louisiana avenue.
The Cecil Whig., 1852-01-17
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wig.
Letter Gr0laa ssDVs:.Nds He.

The Mills here are frozen up and
standing still. The Octoraro is frozen
close, and the Sus quchanna is in a very
rough condition owing to the hard
freezing. The water has fallen, but oc-
casionall Y rises. If the thaw is modrr.
ate the ice may pass out without doinG
serious damage.
understand business in Fort Deposit
is quite dull, and its citizens are en-
ploying their leisure in opposing the
bridge at Havre de Grace.
The Miller and McCrearv excite
ment still prevails 20 some extent, Int
the testimony Of Merritt has done some-
thing to allay it. Mcrr,tt is said to be a
hard one.
The sleighing continues Gne and our
people are enjoying it. The scarlet ie
yer has left our ncighborhood and we
are now enjoying pretty good health.
There are some fears in regard to the
safety of the Port Deposit Bridge, ow-
ing to the large quantity OF ice above it.
The road between here aud Port which
was blocked up is now passable again.
Truly yours Z.
The Cecil Whig., 1852-01-17
Valuable Real Estate
EsE5bE.Ee ShE.a;.

| 0N SATURDAY, lie Gh doy Of March nrrt,
" al the public house in Rising sun village,
will be sell al Public Sulc Il valuable Farm,
situated in West Nottingham, Cecil county, Md,
on the ROAD l., a ing from said village to the
Brick Meeting House; about one n,I, from tie
i'riner, nad three from the latter place, contain
ing Lgb sctcs
more or less; portion Of which is Woodland,
and the h,lance arabic. and in hi.h state Of
cultivation. about 5000 bushels of limo hayin.
been put on it, hcSicS .thtr Inannrrs. within
the last ci-Ht years. The land is naturally Of a
good qualify, III an improving nrighhnthood
convenient TO mills, Schu,ls and places tf jublic
worship, within eight miles ofPort Deposit. the
head OF II !e water navigation. and about the
same distanc" from North Last depot, en- the
Pail. vii x Bait. linilroai
II IS also wei! watcr"h and under good fnrr,
alj"ln.ng an Is OF Basil TIainrs, John W. Mount,
}. W. lIra Hey. A. Caihait, Jas Brown and
others. Persons wishing to view the prem. g
previous L" tie day of sale, will pI"ac call tn
lnc subscriber. TI!e clear and inHi: punbr.
Yale to commence al = o'clock z. NJ Tn said
day. whcn attendance Will b. given and terms of
sale made known. by JESSE a. KIRK,
Agent foi rha heirs Of Jas II. Kirk, deed.
Rising san, Cecil Co., Nd. Jan II Is
The Cecil Whig., 1852-01-17
Cir eastern GLjorcluou.

u last Easton Shore exchanges
are lamentabIy barren of news.
O~-The John NJ Dennis mentioned
in this department last week as having
died in Worcester county, should have
been John L. Dennis.
lj- The CenNcrWe Times, speaking
of the general success Of the locotocos
Ill the late local contests, throughout the
different states, proceeds to say: "thrre
never was time when the Wing party
was blessed with more unanimitv of
sentiment, than the present-North,
South, East and West; or when the
Democrats were more divided in opin-
ion, upon the various questions which
now agitatc the Union. We are indo.
lent and hard to rouse, but the hon hay
ing been refreshed by his nap, is only
the more powerful.
L-rThe Ken, News announces the
arrival Of the schooner Hiram Browne
at that port, on " ednesday lat, heayi-
ly laIened with groceries, &c. This
vessel has been frozen up in Baltimore
since the lnh Of December.
u Tile Easton Sfor having reflected
on the course of Judge Hopper in bail
irg young Loockerman, writer in TIE
G"eettc takes up th" subject, and success
fully defends the Judge against any i'm
propriety OF action in the case.
T. We notice in the proceedings OF
the Senate on Saturday last, that Mr..
Done obtained leave to report a bill to
provide for the removal o! the records
of the Court OF Appeals for the Eastern
Shore to Annarolls.
The Cecil Whig., 1852-01-17

MoDlrIcAIIoN OF TIE TARITr.-Thc cores,
rondent of the journal of Commerce, writing
from Washington, says:
learn, that though no Tariff scheme has vet
been brought forward in Cunvrcss the suaect
has been agIIated among HE members. Senator
james, OF Rhode Island, has fame proec;
for notification ollhc Tariff, and. having con-
suited number OF members in regard 10 it. will
present il with the prlolaton of some cl the
Icailno democratic members Of both Houses
| understand tEat lis scheme on b aces It re-
dur', n OF The rate Of duties on :, IN" articles Of
manufacture that enter into general consump-
lon. and increases the rate of duty On the finer
fabrics. II proposes TO add ten per cent. 10 the
present duties On iron, and the same upon fine
colions. and fabrics of cotton an wool. Il
leaves the present system unimpaircd in other
respects.
Whether the project will meet HE assent of
the Pennsylvania aud New York interests, is
doubtful The Pcnnsylvanans expect more,
and ask for the exclusive protection ofthcir own
interests No scheme can be brought forward
with any chance OF success, except under Demo-
cratic auspices. In the course oi' a week or
two, we shall know more OF this subject.
The Cecil Whig., 1852-01-17
CONST.1BLE'N S.7LF.

DY virtue ofa writ Of Ncndi FxpGnas, issued
ID by Benjamin Miller, Esquire, ore of the
JuSllcS Of the Peace of lEc slatc OF Mary!and,
in and for t"ci county, at the suit Gl Cal, Roy
nuii>, against The "ools and riattlrs. lands and
l"nrmcniS "l Join Lynch. and 10 me objected,
have taken into execution, all tie !.lt, ti,lr,
interest a:r' state, al law and in equity, Of tie
said John Lynch, TO n 10. Of ground continuing
twelve aclrs. more CT less, with house thereon;
a j ininI lands OF Jeremiah Mahuny. Samuel
Roman. and "ii crg: and hereby rive nftice Hat
on SATURDAY, the 1lh day OF February rrAt,
at o'clock p. W., will nlirr for sale the said
p op 'rty SO seized and taken in execution. hv
p bic alciion to the hcIic>, bidder iol cash, at
the Hotel OF OHIO Nowland.
T.. DAVIDEON,
Jan II Is ($l.75) Const.