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WANTED.-A young Gentleman, OF sober an
w moral habits, is d srous of obtaining BOARD
in genteel private family, where he may feel as
one OF its members. Would partially furnish his
own room. address, Immediately, Home" box
1886 post office. NH 27-3t*
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Job PklNTlNG.-CHARLE h. WYNNE
y two doors below the Exchange Bank, prints
Cards, Circulars, Hand Bills, Bill Heads and every
other description OF Printing, in the neatest STYLE
with great expedition, and at very low rates. Hav.
ing the very latest improvements his facilities are
unsurpassed by any establishment in the country.
~ Checks, Drafts, Notes, Bonds. Bills Lading
Canal Receipts &C., of beautiful styles, always on
sale by the sheet quire, or book. Consult your
interest by giving him call NH 27-3t
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, March %.
CoTroN Sales yesterday of 5000 bales of Cotton
at II st. Sales of the week, 900 bales.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-Iha have
IL received my spring stcck,of Hardware, Guile
ry and Tools OF all kinds. which offer at my usual
low prices for cash Two hundred kegs Philadel-
pha Nails in lots of i've kegs, at So 25 per 100 lbs
All kinds of building Hardware of the best quality
at wholesale and RETAIL with the usual variety, all at
low prices. Franklin street, opposite north end of
the Old Market +. M. NEWBURN
Also, a full assortm emit of Shoe Thread, &c.
Findings, French Calf Skins, Innings, Bindings,
Pegs and Sole Leather. NH 27-lmi
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GALE OF BRICK DWELLING ON
~ JACKSON STREET-Wil be sold on TUES.
DAY AFTERNOON, the Both March, 1852, UPON
the premises, commencing at half pasta clock the
brick Dwelling on jackson street. lately occupied
by Mr.. James Veae. the house has seven rooms,
is in complete order, and is well calculated for
large family Terms accommodating, ana made
known at the sale. w. G0DD!N,
NH - Apc,;o,oo-
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CoMNIssIONER1s SALE OF REAL

A NON1lISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON BROOKE AVENUE.-In pur-
suance OF decree of the Circuit Court Of Chance.
ry for the county of Henrico, entered in he case
OF Parnell and wife ard Others rs Cru ch6e,ds, on
SATURDAY, the 3rd day of Aplii, 1859. at the
hour If a o'clock, P M, shall as the Commits
sioner appointed for that purpose by that decree,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the
premises. the House and Lot in the proceeding in
the said suit mentioned, it being the house and lot
in the city OF Richmond, the West side of
Brooke Avenue, now occupied as grocery by Mr..
L Grady.
The terms of sale will be for cash as to so much
as will be needed to defray the expenses of the
SALE and the costs of the said suit heretofore incur
red, (about Sl00) and credit as to the residue
of the purchase money of six twelve and eighteen
months. in equal instruments, for which the bonds
OF the purchaser with good personal security will
be taken, secured by retaining the title until they
are paid. and conveyance shall be directed by the
Court The title is believed 10 be perfectly good,
and will be conveyed under the direction OF the
Court. P. V. DANIEL, Jr.. Comm'r.
w. GoDDIN, Auct. NH 23-tds
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TIN.WARE MANCFACTORY.
CRATES LIGHTNING ROnS e.

TOME A KUNNING-D OMIT STOP
Y TILL YOU GET TO LEVYS-Levy has Just
returned from the North where he has purchased
large lots of cheap Goods. Handsome Barge De-
LANES le3, 20, and 25 cts, well worth double the
money Lawns at 10, l2t, and higher price; Cling
hams at l2l Worked Collars at ct, l24, and high
er price, worth double the money; the cheapest lot
of Worked Sleeves ever offered, also Chemisetts
fully 25 per cent. cheaper than the article can
be purchased Tor in other stores and lots of other
cheap Goods, too numerous to mention az this
time. ABRAHAM LEVY, JR.,
pol Broad street.
VIII open to-day 1900 pair of Ladies' Shoes, at
So 62k and IS cts and Caters at 81 l25 and s %
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Yesterday afternoon Dir. Alexander Main.
5aa3' lei! rom the mas, head OF ii sch ooner
iSia2 al Dangertiejd wharf, aud fractured
rs 'ez; and was Otherwise seriously and dan
es.eesiy injured. 'e.e Gaz., Safurdau.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
DIVE SMALL TENEMENTS ON MAIN

X on.r = - Ell III . VIZ MAIN
L AND 23RD STREETS FOR SALE AT AUG.
T;ON.-Will be sold on FRIDAY AFTEROON. the
2nd day of April, 1852, commencing at half past
o'clock, upon the premises, two small brick Tene.
ments On the north side of MAN, and east side of
23rd streets, occupied as stores and dwellings by
good tenants Also, an old frame Building adoii-
ing, on the east and two wooden Tenements in the
rear, fronting 23rd street. These teuements rent
for about S420 per annum, and offer great induce.
ments to persons disposed to invest their means in
real estate yielding liberal per cent upon the sum
to be invested. Terms-One-third cash. balance at
three and six months, for approved negotiable pa.
per, or tit c retained. W. GOEDiN,
NH Apc
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1T FOX FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
- The fine barque MIDAS Captain Jordan in
good order for any voyage. A foreign freight pre-
ferred For particulars, apply to
R. RANKIN,
NH 27 Corner 22nd and Wafer streets
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ITAVING add. d to our present business tnat OF
II HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
in the city Of Philsdelphis we are nov Pfegafer %
TIoNARY WASHSTANDS, PIPES ton hot or cold
water. &C. which win be done at prices 70 suit the
times. Persons In want viii please give as call
G. q A. BARGAMfN, IN,
NH a6-ts 20l, cor Main and 10th streets.
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To-Day.-The Kentucky State Lottery Glass
No I2 Capitals $50 65l, OF $780, 10 of 250O 90 of
l0o0 &c. IS numbers l2 drawn. Tickets Ss-
Shares in proportion. NH %
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sTKATTON,S OEFICE.

Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No II, March Goth
% 60 IA 4S 80 IS AZ As 10 . AZ &c So
For To-Day.-kentucky, No. 7I.-Capital I:
S26s50. Tickets 50. NH 30
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lust RECEIVED.-Green's Ink and Pencil
y Mark Eraser, very superior article NJ book
keeper should be withoutone.
A. MORRIS,
Late Drnker & Morris, 81 Main street.
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sREGORY Il rlAuRy
Successors to =. w. Manry q o..
gers.
Office, No. e. Main Streat

62 60 IA 40 30 35 42 As Is . III 81 al = =
Capitals: S26s5l, S prizes of 5000. 10 ii 9soo ~
1000, sc. rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets sS.-
shares in proportion. NH 30
sHEfPEkSON's OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks.
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, Glass
K, Marsh 90
30 81 81 - 20 l2 40 So So "a.
Fer To.Day-The Washington County Lot.
terry. Glass H. TO be drawn in Baltimore at Clock
2. m.-Capiials: $4,000 10000 10000, 5000, 2s7V,
50 Of 1000 &c. Tickets $40.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery Glass 10a-Capitals:
Se96I, 1000, 1000, of 1000, &c. Tickets 50 so,
To- Is % "a, prize of $500; II SO, aprize
OF s275-sod and paid by
NH % STEPHENSON
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LAke- SALE OF IgaAceo.-Since we closed
% lsfiew YESTERDAY, ye ieara that sales Of
sGogi 900 hhds. oai0 red we're made on
feGch account, Al pfices RAGING from So 50
% SoJ9, averaging about $525 The aggre-
gas a.naant ~ estimated ~ fully $4,000.
Bal. Patrt0t If Satardag.
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SHEfPERSON's OFFICE,
MINI Street, opposite the Ea. hank
LANDER C,s OFFICE.
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel,

Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, Glass No IL, March &c
81 81 IA AZ 80 35 AZ As Is AZ 90 90.
Ticket AZ 4s, prize of 500 sold by
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INPHKAINI LARHABEE'S VENTlLA.
Il TED AND IMPROVED UPRIGHT AND
HORIZONTAL REFRIGERATOR COMBINED
An entirely new article in its arrangement, and
vastly superior to any other now in use, being seve
raj degrees colder than any other make with thu
same quantity of ice 1t is divided into three apart
ments. two upper and one lower. The two upper
form the horizontal refrigerator, one Of them being
used for common resort the other has jar inside,
where can be mad pure ice water any time you may
right refrigerator, can be placed meats, butter,
milk, &C. This Refrigerator Is ventilated BY means
of tube running from the lower to the upper
chambers and passing out behind. near the tops.
thereby causing a continued circulation OF ar
throughout the Refrigerator For sale at the House
Furnishing Store of L. GINTER, (who 10 soie agent
for Richmond,) l37 Main street.
NB-Orders from the country punetuaay az
tended to, and shipped free ofexpense
NH 26-3t
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1 OST.-Some two or three days since, a Check
for Sl02 80 NH 27-2t*
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ESe PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
$500 SHIP.-The Steamship PEENSYLVA
MA VIII receive cargo On Monday, 29th inst, for
Philadelphia and will sail on Tuesday, the Both inst
For freigh or passage, apply to
MAYO a. ATKINSON, on the Dock
NH 97-3t
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T0,T VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

TOsEpH X. kEININGHAn il prepared 10
- execute orders in every department OF Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing, His pa.
pers and bndng materials are Of the i,es, quality
ard he hatters himself that his long experience in
his business entities hia 10 speak with some conf
denee as TO the good character of his work. Mer-
chants Clerks OF Courts and others can be supplied
with books OF any pattern ard STYLE at short notice.
and on strictly moderate terms. Orders may be
left at his store, or ut the Bindery of Brown &
Nottingham. over the Printing Oflice Of Colin 4
Co, opposite the American Hotel
nh Gets JOSEPH r. KEINtNGHAM.
226 Broad street.
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REEDEN d FOX have just received
Id l04, ia, and 1874 Linen Sheetings
"a and l0-4 Table Damssk
Bird'seye and Scotch Diapers
Napkins and Doieis
and A Irish Linen
~ and 5-4 Pillow Linen
French and Irish Driluss
Brown and Beached Cottons
with full stock of servants and children's wear,
which they offering very cheap to their city and
country ffiends.
NH 2S-dtwaw 2l7 Broad street
ALBATA PENS.-For sale at the Baptist Book
II Depository, square above the Banks, No 203
Main street, Schiesinger's Abata and Circular
Pointed Pens, which are the best now in use, with.
out any exception. As far as | have seen, these
Pens do not corrode as other Pens do by USE Amy
quantity for sale.
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
For sale, all the Publ cations of the American Sun
day School Union, American Tract Society, Ameri.
Baptist Publication Society, and Southern Bap
fist Publication Society
BAPTIST HYMN BOOKS.
Baptist Psalmody, of all sizes and qualities, by
B Manly. D D, and Rev Manly, Jr.
Psalmist and Supplements, OF all sizes and quail
ties, by Richard Fuller and B Jeter. Virginia Sc
lection, by Rev. Andrew Broaddus.
liberal deduction will be made to persons buy
ing TO sell again.
Also ON hand good assortment of School Books
and Stationery, which will be sold cheap.
NH 20 CHAS WORKMAN, Depository.
CITY DISPENSARY.-W NJ. DADE,
~ DISPENSER, No. ii, Nam street. nearly oppo
site the Old Market, Richmond Va.-Ihe subscriber
intends devoting himself particularly TO the bust
ness of preparing Physicians Prescriptions, and will
for that purpose none other than the purest
and most reliable medicines. All new and unusual
preparations will be obtained as soon as brought
out He will always be in place, both night and
day, to put up Prescriptions with his own hands and
the greatest care. His charges will be moderate
and Medicines furnished free OF to objects of
charity, when designated by the attending ply
stefan.
He hopes from his knowledge and experience
both in the theory and practice OF the art, to re-
ceive the public patronage Physicians may be as
sured that he does not violate professional ethics
WILLIAM NJ. DADE,
NH 90 Chemi-t and Apothecary
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IL STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS. cer-
ner Of Governor md FRANKLIN streets, are
now receiving their spring stock Of French and
American Paper Hansings, Bordcrp, Fire
screens and Curtain Papers, making the
had the pleasure to ofier. A large portion Of The
finer qualities have just been received from the best
factories in France and are Of the richest and most
beautiful styles that are made. We have also pn
band a general assortment Of Upholsterfng Nate.
rials, Curtain Goods Floor Oil Cloths, India and
Coco Mating, Window Blinds and shades, best
cured hair and shuck Mattresses, &c, all OF which
will be cold at a small proat; and all work 10 our
line attended TO puneiuay, and faithfully Executed
nh 26--dams
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0ERFANTS FOR HlkE.-We have two te-
- msle Cooks ana House Girl, to hire cut for
the remainder OF the year.
TOLER & COOK,
NH 81 General Agents
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DERUyIAN GUANO, for sale by
L NH 90 EDWIN WORKMAN 81 co.
lSOKTO RICO MOLAssES.-lU hhds Tor
nah 90 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
a CHOICE LOT Of Flour seeds just re.
n ceived. r. r. DUVAL,
NH 90 Under the American Hotel.
nRANGES.-75 boxes OF Palermo Oranges
~ JUST received, for sale low by
JUAN PIZZIEI.
NH 90 Next door to the Exchange Bank.
DRIME CREAM ALE.-20 bols Boston
L Cream Ale, for sale by
JUAN PIZZIEl,
mh 20 Next door 10 the Exchange Bank.
GMYRHA FIaS.-l5U drums superior Smyrna
- rigs just received tor sale by
JUAN PiZZINI,
nah - n Axi door 10 the Exchange Bank.
GpRING GDOD&.-Ju,t opened large and
- fashionable assortment OF spring Clothing;
as3, large assortment OF new lyle Cloths, Cas-
s!snere., VesfiBas, a G., something ieaiiy nav
ani Tieh. Gail and Cd anime at No i20.
nan - T. b. SPENCE.
( IME.-300 casks Virginia Lime, just received
Ii !0f sale BY
I. JEFFERSON PEYToN,
NH .3--st Basin Bank.
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capitalists would invest some of their
funds in this way; it would insure good
income, and would add TO the popula-
ton of the town and consequently to its
prosperity The difficulty seems to be,
that our monIed men are SO much occu-
pied in their business operations, they
have not turned their attention to it.
A camp meeting is in course of opera
ton in Hartford county, but short dis
lance from here, and many Of our citi-
zens have availed themselves of the OPP
portunity to spend few days at it.
About a dozen tents went from this
place. The wet weather however, of
the past few days, must have been a
great drawback to to their enjoyment.
PETER.
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their personal property OF all kinds, or
that of others under their care, or to
produce it for inspection and valuation,
when required. And any person refus-
ing or neglecting to answer such require
ment shall forfeit a sum not less than
fifty nor more than five hundred dollars.
The assessment Is required to be the cash
value, in all cases, as regards all kinds
of property except slaves; they are to be
assessed under table laid down in the
law, as follows: Male Slaves: under -
years $75; from - to q years, $3.50;
from 81 to 45 years, $500; from 45 to
60 years, $3.50; Female Slaves: under
12years, $50; from y to 81 years, 5000;
from . to 40 years, $500; from 40 to
90 years, 800"
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GAS announced by my late col

Gas announced by my late col
league, | to-day again appear as sole
owner and editor OF The Cecil Whig.
l have but few words to say on the &C.
casion. The support of the people Of
this county enabled me to build the pa
per up from nothing to its present pros
porous condition as village paper. Adj
ditional years and experience will ena-
bic me, | think, to make it quite as we'll
worthy their attention as formerly. and
have no doubt but it will continue to
be literally sustained. Certainly it will
be my endeavor as it viii be to my ad-
vantage, to add TO its interest and worth.
p. e. RICKETTS,.
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Wing Mass Meetings.

The Wing Central Committee have
called Mass meetings as follows:
Cockrysvlle, Baltimore Co., Saturday, Sep. A..
Nottingham P. Geor ee's Co., Saturday, Sep IT,.
Chestertown, Kent Co., Tuesday, Sep2l.
llagerstown, Washington Co., Sep %.
Ellico't's Mills, Howard Co., Saturday, Oct. 9.
Cumberland, Allegheny Co., Saturday, Oct. g..
Elkton. Cecil county, Tuesday, Oct. 49,.
Easlon, Talbot county, Tuesday, Oct 26.
Westminster, Carroll Co., Saturday, Oct. 30.
G~J-The Wings throughout the State are mr.
gently requested TO organize County Commit
toes where they have not been formed, and the
officers Of all County Committees will promptly
forward their names aud address 10 the Wing
Central Committee.
The meeting here is late-well nigh
the election, but satisfactory TO our peo-
pie no doubt. Ii will occur the second
week Of the October term of the Court;
for the Court will last more than one
week. As the time draws nearer we
will say more in regard to it.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of two wrilS of FIeri Facias, issued
ID By John Galbraith, Esq. one oithe Justices
of the Peace OF the State Of Mary land. in aud
for Cecil county. al The suit Of John MaUldin,
against the goods aud chatllns, lands and lene
mcnls Of Nicholas Phillips, and to me directed,
have SciZcl and taken INTO execution all the
right, title, interest aud esat" of Nicholas lhl-
lips IN and 10 all that tract, piece or parcel of
Land, situate, lying and being IN Cecil c"itnty,
near the head of North East River, adjoining
lands of Thomas s. Thomas and Others run-
tanning SEI' ENTF EIfiHT .1CRES, and s,xlv
percfcs. more or less; and hereby give notice
that ON SATURDAY, the 18th day of Seplem-
Der. 1852, between the hours of ! O'Clock and
3 o'clock p. NJ. at the CouIt House door in the
town of Elklon will sell the sad property at
public sale 10 the highest bidder tor cash, to
satisfy the said wri,s vi iicri inclaS.
HEZ. FOARD.
An" % 3w (S2) Cons't
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Tie dtHcuhy between Polk and Cul(om-
THE U. s. asScnal; its ordnance and
ats Jeauties-Poltical N'ews.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26, 80.
The members of the Senate were en-
tertalned, or rather detained. to-day by
the champion of the Free Sollers, Mr..
Sumner. The Southern representatives.
think will treat these recent attacks
upon the compromise with silence.
There will be no hostile meeting on
account Of the recent difficulty in the
House between Mr.. Polk and Mr.. Gull
lon. They have both fought for flu
neral and each has killed his man, it is
said here; and have no doubt they are
equeallv afraid of each other. Mr.. p.
1t is said, was oItuNicated when the d.
tliculty arose.
recently visited the Arsenal of this
place There are more munitions of
war in ii than at any other, in the Union.
The obhging and courteous officer IN
command at the Barracks Major A. Nor
dIcla-has informed Inc that there are
in store and on hand reedy for service
500 cannon, 40 900 cannon balls, and
| 10000 muSkets.
The grounds of the Arsenal and bar
racks and the shrubbery winch adorns
them are truly delightful. Neatness,
order and regularity strike the eye and
tavorably impress the mind from the
first entrance into those Arsenal
grounds. The white pebble walks and
green lawns, present rich scene Of
rural grandeur.
The cannon are placed in regular Or
der upon the ground adjacent to the
workshops, and the cannon balls form a
conical pill. The barracks are so
constructed so as to form hollow square.
In the center OF the grounds enclosed by
them stands the liberty pole from the
top of which floats the flag OF our Union,
The ground forming the square is nice
ly set with gorgeous aromatic flowers.
A number of heavy guns are near the
garrison upon the banks Of the river,
commanding the Potomac for several
miles above and below.
have heard Mr. Evans late speech
highly spoken of: he is one Of those
comprehensive speakers that never talks
without saying something.
:, Every arrival OF political news tells
of the gathering strength and tirmness
OF the wing ranks. SPECTATOR.
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IoraI "Gma!l Galk."
[Rcplrted for The Cecil Whig.l

Elkton Maidcas-C Oqnetry.-From a letter
just received from an agreeable correspondent,
we take the following extract for this column:
elbow goes the world of Elktonl Are the
gentlemen as gallant and the ladies' so fasci-
mating as in days gone by! Were to draw
conclusions from fair representation | met
some time since, ! should say 10 all young men
throw around your heats impenetrable ar
mour ere you risk your safety in the society of
Elkton's madcns, or you may find that Cupid
has made sad havoc with those shafts which
carry the poison of Love into the breasts of so
many unwary youths! Do you have any Co.
quete's among your Bellies? Or are they free
from this TALENT or art, which IN some portions
of the country seem to be esteemed the especial
prerogative OF woman? The gentlemen, how
ever, are not always free from it, and the accu-
sation is often preferred against them.
A lady friend of mine, some time since, asked
me sif was not a coquette' | gave her my
opinion of the matter in these lines.
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TO Miss
Who .Asked tie Writer 'Fhe uas not a Coquette

Who .9shed Tie Writer ~ he uas not COquehe
Is it so and can it be!
Am the thing she dcemeth me?
Am 50 low, SO mean, 50 base,
So victimized by dark disgrace?
Has virtue ta'en her final flight,
And left my heart mid shades of night
Ofsiniul night, its awful gloom
Portending the approaching doom
OfHopc and Peace and cv'ry Joy,
Which takes from mortal litc-alloy?
Am so deeply dyed in sin,
That would basely strive to win
The pure and too-confding heart
OF maiden, gentle, void ofart!
Could pcrver; the gifts of Heaven
To me so kindly, freely, givcn-~
To win "uilcless maidrn'S love,
But that might all ia,heSs prove?
TO win her heart-though not to wear,
But leave her wrelcheh--in despair!
Oh! can it really, truly be
am the thing she dcemeth me?
II can read my heart Alright
'TiS free from this too fearful blight.
And though my heart may not be kind,
And though to sin It's oft resigned,
IT'S not 50 yelled from hope OF bliss
To sloop 10 deed so dark as this Y.
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IGc nlarkrts

ELkroN MARKET, Aug. 27.-Messrs
Brown and Foard are paying ~ cents
per bushel for Wheat and OF cents for
corn.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Aug. 26th.-
Flour, Howard st $3.50 City Mills
$3.50, Wheat new red $l,02 white
do. l,o5a $l,lo; Corn, white, 81; yellow
65 81; Oats 33 81.