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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-20
VAELg AksE.l1 Ee E.AE ESTATE
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TRUSTEES SALE,

~ AJAl O41 lJL'
DT virtue Of n Decree oflhe Hon. AlbcM' Ton
ID stable. Judge oilhe Sixth Judicial tra'siI If
MARYLAND. the subscriber WILL otter AT ris5u.
Sale. al the store o! SaHur Rowland, :. Now
iaA4,yllr, in Cecil county. ON
Suturdny, VII IF Deccmtcrr
1852, between , and 4 O'Clock P. NJ, zil the
Real Estate whereof certain Bennett Love
died seIzei, consisting ct the Two following
tracts or parts Of tracts o.. Land.
No. /. \ part -: tact of Land, niied
"BALD HILL containing about
Az Acres.
situated about miles north Of Rowlandsyi;lc.
\ portion vi this land iscov'red with
GOOD TIMBER.
and the soil Of the whole Is naturally OF good
quality. |! is supposed to abound IA vaINsh'e
minerals.
Mop. Is a part Of a tract. called ''DOt Gil
ERTi'S DESIRE" 1t contains itb"nl three
.p,SrR Acres. ami is situated on the Totl
sfs.sIIsN a leading from Eawin@s' StnFe 10
M.,4 sR the head Of the Canal. y c"nl-
;s$as9 Portable Dwelling House and 9th
Il buildings have been ere ctcd thereon.
TERMS or S.?LE.
One ha the purchase noney 70 he paid IL.
cash on the day of sale, aud the other hait IN
six months from the day OF sale, the credit pay
lnent to be secured by bond with approved So
curtv, and TO bear interest from date; OF the
whole TO be paid in cash ON the day Of sale nj the
option OF the purchaser. -
JOHN \. ]. CRESWELL,
Nov 20 3w Trustee.
NOTICE.-The creditors of Bennett Love,
decd, are hereby notified and required to tic
their respective claims with the vouchers tht root
in the office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, within three months from the
day of sale. j. A. J. CRESWELL, Trustee
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FURS! FURS!

For sale great variety Of Fitch, Silver Mar
tin, and Grey Squirrel Victornes and Cuffs, at
Nov 20 BROWN g. FOARD'S.
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MORE CUBAN SlGNs.-The locofccos

MORE CUBAN SIeNs.-The locotccos
held great celebration at Tammany
Hall, New York, on Monday night.
From the correspondence of the Balti-
more Sun We take the following items
in reference thereto:
"a striking feature in the proceed
ings and speeches consisted of sundry
hints about Cuba. One Of the speakers,
John Van Buren,, said he believed that
the people OF the United States had de-
termined to show themselves a power
on the earth, and that the time had arri-
we'd when it was our duty to interfere
to prevent oppression throughout the
world"
"Gen. Walbridge made a SIT ong an
nexation speech, and took occasion to
pay high compliment TO Gen. Scott,
whom he trusted Gen. Pierce would
recommend to the United States Sen ate
for Lieutenant General. [Great cheer
ing 1t was the anti-progresslye inau-
ence which had defeated Gen. Scott,
and the democracy would be rejoiced to
see this eminent soldier and civilian,
whose political Banner Is now trailing
in the dust, honored as he merited for
his military services. He had said be-
fore the election, whenever it could be
cons'itutionally done, that he would
move for the annexation of Cuba. He
owed this duty to his constituents Of
the Sd Congressional District. Tim
mense cheering. He would serve the
whole continent the same way Whenev-
er its inhabitants SO indicated their
will"
Two BROTHERS IN CoNGREss.-E.
B. Washburn, Esq, gust elected to Con
gress in Illinois, is a brother to Israel
W ashburn, recently elected in Maine.
They are the sons of Israel Washburn,
Esq, of Maine. This is probably the
first instance of two brothers meeting
together in Congress, from two extremes
of the Union, both Wigs, and printers
by trade, and both highly esteemed for
their talents and moral worth. These
are my jewels" truly their father might
exclaim.
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The vote in this Congressional Dis.
trict, stood as follows at the late cleo.
ton:
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Il New Objective are writing for the first
time in our neat little new otlice--a quiet little
room away from the street and looking out on
the river, the marsh and the wood below. We
shall have in it all the convenlences necessary
to our occupation; few choice pictures shall
grace its walls, and hooks and exchanges shall
have their suitable places. Our object in build
ing it is TO have retiracy and leisure for our
labors, but VIC shall always be happy 10 well
come our friends inside OF it; as, also, all those
having business with US. Particularly do we
say ''Cal and see us,' to those who wish to
pay the tri0es they owe for the paper and for
advertising. Such visitors seem to brighten
the face of the type us we'll a, ofthe editor, and
make even the crank looking old press more
nimbly give its Impressions. No wonder then
we say to our delinquen, friends, "Come!'
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7 IST OF LETTERS
~ Office al Elkton, VI
Asu>,as Lydia
Adams John
Byard Miss Martha
Boston Mrs. Caiharine
Barber VIM.
Burrows Mrs. l..
Bouchell Mis-. Hannah
Rurk Jacob
Clark J. N.
Davis Miss Rhody
Delaplanc Peter
Deyalinger Miss Martl
Dorsey Patrick
Donnelly Miss Jennie
Faux Mrs r., or heirs
Fulton Francis M.
Fowler Samuel
Foster Capt James
Garrett Silas
Galloway VIM.
Gamble VIM.
Henson John
Harbert George
Nov 30 1t
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1t is said that the President elect re-
ceives two bushels per day of letters,
containing applications for office.
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remaining IN me toss
d., on the loth OF NOV.
1emlson W m.
JARVIS Jas r.
knight john +.
klhe eeof@e
Met oTken 1 n"!aas
Moore Ga orIcl
Miller John |.
Mickey John
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with a frame Dwelling, garden
ond well Of water at The u,pl :,
now in the occupation Of sami.
Campbell, lying and brr"y about
one quarter Of Il mile from Brick
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The RACE OF CLIPPER SHIPS From
CANToN.-lt has heretofore been stated
that three English and three American
clipper ships had lett Canton, China,
for England, on trial OF speed, and
that one of the English clippers had
reached the Mersey in 1911 days. Sub
sequently another Of the English ships
arrived at London in 1877 days and on
the Cd inst, one of the American clip
pers, the Surprise; arrived at Deal i'll
los days.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcross Chez IN
in Maryland, on the I'd instant, meet at
Annapolis on the first Wednesday in
December, to give their votes. The
Electors in all the other States meet at
their respective State capitals, on the
same day, for similar purpose The
votes are sent under seal to the Presi-
dent ofthe U. S. Senate, at Washing
ton, and on the cd Wednesday of Feb
ruary next, they are opened in the pres
ence of both Houses of Congress, and
the result officially declared.
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NUM SHOES. l2 dcz. ladies, gentlemen and
VI misses gum shoes, OF the latest style, from
the best manufactures in the country, just re-
ceiyed al BROWN & FOARD'S.
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TRUSTEES SAFE.

DY virtue of a Decree of the Court Of Cham
- Gerry, the subscriber rs Trustee, on
Warsday, December 1Gh,
at the public house of J. Brckley, Mt Bricki"! $
Cross Roads. in Cecil county, Md. nj O'clock
+. NJ. OF said day. vii! expose Mt Public Sale To
the nishest bidder, the Real Estate Of Williar,
GILLESPIE. late o: Cecil county, decd, consislin,
nf W. AGrGS NJ 4 - nj
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SHILK INNINGS. A great assortment OF
- coiored silk and double florence, cut bias for
also, veIvets, glnps and buttons Of
all cuIors, Tor sale by BkowN Il FoARD.
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CHrncH NosrcE-Rcy. Mr.. Newell " Ralti-
mere. will preach in the Universali>t church AT
chesapeake City, on next Sunday, 2ls INST, Mt
past 10 o'clock A. NJ, and at 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
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The First Sno,r.--On Sunday last few snow
fakes, timd and tender pioneers, came stealing
cautiously down as if to "spy out the land" but
they only touched our goodly earth to die.
TIL cir eShala,ions sped away hack with lidinss
TO the cold slaty clouds, which flew off 10 their
caves beneath the horizon ard gathering force,
in Il few days returned again. On Wednesday
night they sent swarm of their little downy
soldiers down, and when the morning came the
roofs and trees were covered over with white.
The children peepcd out at the first snow and
clappcd their hands and laughed, for visions of
balls and snow giants and snow forts SEEM
ed about to be realized; but the sun came up and
cast his warm glance upon it, and the snow and
their hopes melted away together. On Friday
morning again the roofs were white-the sun
did not come out, bu, dampness did its work and
consumed the snow, leaving the cold, wet
ground below, with a ragged and dreary canopy
OF clouds hanging overhead.
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TLOUR BARRELS.--We will pay 10 cents
J. Tor good Flour Barrels. delivered ut the Elk
Ion depot. BROWN y FUAkD.
rRANBERRIES AN ID SHELL BARkS.--
" Just received q ic W bbs. cranberr,> and
shell barks, at BROWN & FOAEDS.
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MEN AND BOYS WEAR. at
Nl BROEN 6 FO.1RD'S.
Fancy and plain Satine,ts, James, Tweeds, Cas-
slmeres aud Cloths, at all prices, just reed.
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Eofal "5mall Ta!k."
tia snapper-np OF unconsdered trifirs."
Winters Tale, .Act ", Sec.u.

The Marsh.-The old marsh that lies along
the southern border of Our town, has furnished
us often with an item of "iaIk." The stranger
who visits Elkton, looks out upon il with
shudder and excaims; sit must make the place
drca dial sickly!' and it were vain TO try TO con-
vince him to the contrary. A month-ur-so's
sojourn, however, and experience shows him
that health can sit with rosy face beside IN
expanse OF tussocks, and "spla,terdocks"
and mud. We, of Elkton, delight in our
marsh; fresh, luxuriant greenness covers
i, in the sprng-iresher and greener than the
rich fields OF the upland. Beautiful in the day
time is it then, with lts bright lilies glowing
amid its tender emerald; and when the April
evenings close in upon ii, how jocund II becomes
with ''thc voices of the nisht"-sounds of in
finite variety, from shrl!est treble 10 profound
est bass. When the ardent summer comes birds
nestle in it and fill it with song, and whir
around and above it in may hisht-mazy and
ngnihcent-starlnss with wings of fame aud
swallows with breasts of silver; in the August
nights the glitter and glow and cleaning of the
FIRE flies abash all pyrotechnical glory, and
Au,umn's transmutation. which touches with
enuty the dark old woods and the shrubs that
fringe the creek-side, imparts TO many leaf
and grass-blade, here and there over the marsh's
damp BOSOM iints akin to those which give to
the rainbow its brilliance--its softness-Is
charm.
We look out upon it from our window now;
Il tall grass is faded and PROSTATE; it is wide
waste OF deaths the river rolls through it coldly
and solemnly, md dark and melancholy seem the
pines that stand away along the southern edge
as if to shut The winter sun away. But it is not
iead--it sleeps. Snow will presently bury it
and the ice will lock its waters up. third of
a year, sleeps calmness will be upon it, and it
viii! burst TO liz. again. May We then be by TO
hail it with a pleasant paragraph to greet you,
reader, happy and healthiu in the balmy spring.
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House and Kitchen, w!'l an en-
cellenl we'll OF Wafer 81, tie door,
u large Barn with cellar Slahl!n.;
Cow House, Carriage ana Corn
House, and Other Out buIidIn2s.
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SCOTS majority IN the District a.
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This farm lies in an eXcellcG, agricultural
ncighburhool, near Churches. Scho,t>, iIlIs,
Stores and Mechanics Shops, AMI about J..
miles north OF the Philadelphla AND Lalltuule
Raj Road.
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The water Power

Nov. II, 1852.
The above property will be sold wllhou! it,
serve on that day.
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VI New and Comfortable Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHIIADEI.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE--On and af
ter the lst OF March, the following quick and com.
Portable schedules will be run oyer the inland routa
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich.
rnond, daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, p NJ;
arrive in New York, daily, at 81 a. NJ, and 81 p NJ
Fare to Washington lst class seats so
"a ..-------.------.4 90
.s :. pallsln'fe ss ad --------.-.'a w w
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia BY rail
road.- 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown line 2 so
Between Philadelphia and New York ... 5 90
For lst class passengers, and % on each for I'd
class do.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Roufe, through
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad Company in Washing.
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the Ralay
House on the following terms: |
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
Between Washal.aon and Wheeling
(Time 80 hours) 50
For through tickets to Washington and Balti
more, or other information, apply at the ticket OF
6ce.
Il is deemed proper, in addition to state for thu
information of passengers, that four daily lines are
in operation between Washington and Baltimore,
by means of which the traveller who, through
business or pleasure. has been delayed in Wash
ington, has 1t always in his power to proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
point north of that place. THOMAS SHARP,
Agent of Transportation,
OFFICE r., F. &P.R. r. Co,
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1852 sFs
p S.-The Night Train win not stop to take up OF
put down passengers, except at the following sta
lions Cottage, Taylorsvile, junction, Chesterfield,
Milford, Gnney's Fredericksburg and Brooks.
n B.-By order of the Postmaster General, no
mail train viii be run between Richmond and.
Washington on Sunday nights II
fe 81 Il. 3.
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II RoAD.-cHANGE on HOURSv-On7 -
after Tuesday, June 18th, le52 regular passenaer
train viii run between Richmond and tie Jnhct3on.
connecting at the Junction With Flaer q Coz lIoS
I. Stages for Burksville. Charlotts Court House.
Halifax Court House, Danville, Milton and Greens.
borough: The train win siop for passengers only
at the following points: Manchesser. Powhite.
Robiou's, Coalfeld, Tomahawkr ssPowhatan. Mat.
toax. SCOTS Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke
and jennings Ordinary - ssI' ~
Leave Richmond every day except Sunday at
o'clock, A. NJ. Returning. ease the Junction Il
$50. P. M a9ssl
Children over g. and not over IL years Of aes.
half price to any points except the two frst-
named. Servants travelling By themselves must
be furnished with two passes 60 that one can be
retained in the Office; and II must be expressly
stated on the pass that they are pernitaed 10 eo
on the cars. A freight train viii leave Richmond
every Wednesday. Parties Forwarding goods must
have them on the ground the previous evening. 5
n. B.-Jhe Stage leaves the Junction. eve
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. IN connection
with the above points and returning, meets ths
cars at the same point every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to Danvils. go
Do do DO SIS Greensboro. II
Through passenserf nCt providing themselvss
with tickets will be consdered ss way passengers,
and charged an increased rate Of fare & 'ss,sf
my % IOHN II. .-OSB0RNE. Supt.
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ga n HslSfs
TIINEN FlllNY LINE TO R III !.

L MORE.-TWIGE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTTMORE.-Fare S5
Only.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and connodious low.pressure Steam
er MARYLAND, Capt Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely reftted, enlarged, and improved in
every respect with berihs for large number OF
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
prefer being RETIRED il now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore. Passengers by this agree
BILE and economical line viii leave Richmond by
the morning train, on Mondays and Wednesdays,
at O'clock A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the fol
lowing mornings in time to proceed y the New
Caste and Frenchtown Steamboat line lat half past
GA NJ, with the early train of those days TO Phil
adelphia. Returning, passeHgers viii leave Bati-
more on the afternoons Of Tuesday and Thursday.
at 4, PM and connect at the Creek on "wednesday
and Friday succeeding with the train which an
Pare in either dirscfion, o., Estate rooms and
meals for cabin passengers extra exceptin the case
of ladies and families, who viii have the privilege
of state rooms free of charge) Forward cabin
passengers Qnclnding me ais and lodging onboard1
"a 80.
Fare fur6rst class passengers between Baltimore
an Phiiadeiphis by the New Castle and French
tnwn line $3.50 Far second class dos S1 90 Nd
ki.x tie acheie fare fran Rfchm1nd 10 Fhiiadslphia
Jor ffsf Gloss Passe'ge gers 6y this 1vsssbk line.
Nsy - saasher particulars 81 through sickess apply
= RE oiisce of the Richmond, FredefickxbuiE 4
par 81, ~ ii Rsflroad Compeny 81 IS
! 'e'oA ~ ]. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
{. al gRicSnend, NsIah 6sh: la5s: ln1 s.
1y0rTEE 6U9iA R6--aQ befrsIs for ssis 81
80 ~ - YlxVEMp0HT ALLEN leo -
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CHOICE NEW BOOKS, at the Ex
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Whites Natural History of Selborne. by Edward
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Fagsor OF French Sticks, or Paris in 1851, by
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The Days Of Bruce story from Scottish His
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two vols--1 90
A Treatise Box of instruments and the Slide
Rule for the of gaugers engineers, searnen and
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Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers and other Poems,
by William E Aytoun--l 90
Biographical Illustrations of Westminster Abbey,
by Geo Lewis Smith, 90
Dictionary OF ShaksperiaH Quotations--1 90
The Gipsey's Daughter. novel, by Mrs Grey,
author of the Gamsster's Wife, &c-25c
Ben Brace. new sea tale, by Capt Chamier, au.
hor ofths Life of Sailor-50c esa
Gilderoy, the Freebooter tale of heroic Deeds
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Hay BOOKs, LEDGEKs, JOURN-
II AIS, AND OTHER BLANK BOOKS Mers
chants and others who design purchasing New
Blank Books to be opened on the first July, would
do well to examine the superior lot which the
subscribers have lately had manufactured. They
are bound in the most substantial manner, and the
paper of the very best quality. They viii be sold
low Special patterns made to order and in tae
most faithful manner
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one DoLLAR: ONE poLLAR.--

~ GREAT REDUCTION-Bring your money to
OSBORN & co. 5 splendid Skylght Daguerrean
Gallery AS we have lost work in sticking to the
regular prices, or in other words have been under
bid by other artists have resolved to reduce the
price TO one doiiar for nice picture and csse-jus
one half the former price. We are the first thar
have ever attempted TO work at Northern prices
and we shall expect liberal support Bear In mind
our pictrres are taken with fine skylight.
OSBORN Il CO.'S,
SIGN of the American Flags, opposite the Banks
Any person having picture Of ours that Is NOT
good can have il refaken free of cost. mv5
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GRoRGE DlcHEHRY q Co,


IL GEORGE nIcHEHRY - co.'s
S3Sf PHILADELPHIA 4 sLIvERPOIOL PACK
Els SAILING FROM PHILADELPHIA ON
THE FIFTEEETHs AND FROM LIVERPOOL
dsrsigned Agents for the above line q Packetss
consistng Of the sp.endid and fast sailing. dips
Berlin, Mary PIeasants, Hh0nan9eoh>
Westmorcland and SwackaUaxen, repss-
pared to issue certificates Of paeease perDon6 d.
~. d..s ~h'en "h 2 s0'a '0F s'sn' ln''tn' ~ n9n
For the convenienee Of sucb persona vishlnsso
iorwsrd money g their friends We win faraish-
wards which will be cashed on pTs,sentsticns flse
Of expense. by any Of the Banks Of Post oAloes IN
the United Kingdom Apply e -, ~
s. On the Dock, Richmond.
GEO. McHENRY Z co,
e 81 Walnut strese, Fhila.
|. * ass se JAMES MeHEERy, = aets
my p Temple Place. Lfserpoo
M KGaAINiSs' ynIgN $50 Ola.
sS9 = shs dasH RS: oss as 6sSas A
e5O,000.--M DEAN, PTesident 1inanee COM
mittee: Wm. Patton, &C. Wood, H. 3. Judkins.
Tbs Sssocissiou Is. declared aisdssd q fshlry.
ist, 1854. No liability 70 ssssssmsns
This h an Association of WoIktng MsA md
others for the mutual assstsnce Of each other In
case OF sickness or accident.
by the payment Of the following an7pal dspodts,
you win become life msEnber, sn4 ~ ~ eernted
70 weekly bsne6t (frst week excepted} during
Life, u you ehould be disabled ~ sicknssee er -
cident from attending 10 your ORD bosiness or
occupsuos.. fensae> via draw q cssSot deknsss
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YEARS or AGE. g 9a9 azg
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Bruce, Washington Hotel;; McDonsld q Lyons,
Regslia Msnufscnurers, Exehange Pl1ce Il; bla-
ton Bro, Furniture deaIers, i34 o. do; 1kemas
Hornbrook. nerchauk. Wbeeling; : LainE hard-
Whsrtons Edtsnr Of Times sed Gssstss, Do; And
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superintendent On ge9bo4rd Ad RoenQhe npIlfpad,
Pextamopth. Va Hon 4euhen Wood, dQx!lzSr d
2s'sj as 49,. HSa sossga Xn essf 3 q ass Ess
Austn 4 King Gsvsr' a nIsso1st; Hoa nIe1ar1
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NEW LONDON BOOK, JUNE 49,

In w. RANDOLPH has received
Papers from the London Quarterly Review Ap-
peton's popular Library-50c
The Diplomacy of the Revolution an Hstorical
Study, by VIM Henry Prescott, of South Carolina
-75c
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