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TIE Richmond EngIrcr is down the Governor ST Ala
bamo for venturng to suggest in message to the LegSa
turc the enactment Of law to prevent the separation Of
husband from wife and parent from children in the sale Of
slaves. 1t says;
This Recommendation strikes us as being most unwise
and impoic II saves property, then should they be
at the absolute disposal of the master be subject only
TO such legal provisions designed for the pro;e ,o
Of life and limb If the relation OF master and slave be
inneed for one purpose, 1t would b. difficult fix any
limit 10 The encroaohmer L. tho STAKEHOLDER Yield Ons
point 70 the demands OF "a 'on fanaiicism he VII. bat
1mboldon the slI which hs aims 70 conchale and vii
lie driven 90 some acre sals lanta. Jlcc loa'
Of1ourssf
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Nem-llork Qniiu arlbnne
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 90. 1853.
To CORRESPONDENTS

No ne e,p taken Communat5ns Whatever
b. suthsntcsed By ne and
,dTres Of the necessarily for publications bat IS
guaranty Of bis good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communication
NFWslny perfon sending important either ny Telegraph
Mail OF Otherwise, will be literally paid provided Is used b. Us
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FRoN HoNDuRAs.-By the arrival OF the bark Cadet,
Capt Guide have received files of the Belize CONNER.
caI Advertiser to Nov 90 month later han prevoss
advices, but they are destitute of news
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STOP THIEF The man who buys Hats of Raj
gysrY IFAsg hs occasion sop thief Or hiss us
iencfs Ga ne Hat of csLt b. 0en Ths bs
Hats the county aud 81 al i<@nas gratis
HAYrGRTY & ItAsK, No 81 Oh ham-st,
hnd cnrnef Of Chatham and PeArlts
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Dr.TU OF AN EDITOR. {,

LOUISVILLE Thursday, De- p ~,
Thomas II sh-ove one of the Editors OF IRE L2aiiFa~
.Fs.rrei died to day after lingering illness.
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PkSssrLvASu,-Thc Wing State Convention is to be
held at Harrisburg March Is
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Tar Rush AND TIE DEMAND Everybody is flock
ing 10 KNOWS nsgufccr establishment OF Broadway and
,,ne A fr he his beautiful costly Fgr bis ele
esbt Cuts his sglIb luircss eDd bis dcshgy ~ sh Hats
nmers IN great &eeiers gifts Or CHRIS and New ears
u.o nc HIM III
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WAsnlyoroS, Thursday, Dec. 2a 1883.

hAsHiNIIOH, iHuIsuh.f Dt'' - 1919
TIE Union auhortavey denies the statement that Gen
Gadsden demanded of the Mexican Government recOg
milton of the Garay Grant and adds that under Gadsiens
instructions he could have negotiation the subject
Senator ATcHIsoS addressed letter to The Missouri
Examiner the 21st list in which he says the charges
published against Col MANYPENsY, Commissioner Of Ia
dian Affairs unfounded and false and that he acted in
Nebraska affairs under lis direction aud dication. He
speaks of Manyponny being excellent officer and
gentleman. but says he had correspondence inter
cOurse with him while in the West This letter published
in Tie Ua0n 1t is an extingusher upon tde charges
sgainst Manylenny, and is designed to be severe on
Old Bullion"
Several Southern Democratic members remarked the
this evening that WRIGHT had better not handle
edge ols"-that Gerrt is sharp as Sir Ashley
CooIer's instruments
Gen CAss not only said be entirely approved Of CLEMENS
letter declining attend the Hard meeting at Phadel
po but he well pleased with it that he wrote the
margin Of letter nm little enyOus of you"
WYE
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FURs FIRs--A new and fresh supply per late
sesnc expressly the holidays THOMPSON AossLsa No
no M, a1orer. and Manufactures Of ogey description
coll stuiicn ih, sadie dark Gree Stone MsFton M
MsrtSp In Cares Votorincs Mu Calls &c complete Gni full
,sort1 of MINI and Other Fuis act OF Fus use
xslpc end present Any who b. undecided wast
10 Chmasor Years Cif will please make
,fN lie d fffn
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XXXuId CONGRESS. -. FIRST sxssrox.


SENATE. .WAsRISGTos Thursday Dec o. 1859.
Numerous petitions were presented.
Mr.. MASON offered resolution directing the appoint
ment Of Select Committee 70 consider the present laws
and resolutions authorizing Senate officers AMI 10 report
plan for their appointment and organization Adopted
Dir. SLIDE lLntroduced bill granting land to Florida
for railroad therein.
Mr.. GNIN gave notice Of several bills granting land
for railroads in California.
hr. SHIELDS resolution adopted directing inquiry
a. 10 dividing Illinois into two Judicial Districts
NJ. HAMLIN introduced bill to establish line OF tel
cgraph from the Mississippi River 10 the pacic
The joint resolution authorizing the President TO confer
the title Of Lieutenant General by Brevet was taken up
debate ensued which lasted till clock, in which
Messrs Adams Walker Petit and Douglas opposed the
resolution, and Mesrs Cas-, Mason Badger Shields and
Seward. advocated il.
1t was ordered to be engrossed Yeas, 30 Nays "a
as follows
YFAs-Mes Allen Aichisou Badger BayAr5 benjamin. Broi-
head Gee Clayton Dun, Dodge WIS Dsdge iowa Evans
tb Foot GVn Jens Jones Mason Pearce Pratt Sc asian
Seward Shields Stuart Tn mTson Ky, Thon,oa IN j. WADE
NAYS Asss Adss Bright Chase Clay Dougas Fitrplsrck
Ban L. Sorr.s. SA9el, Sumner, Walker Wiisns
Mr. BRIGHT introduced bill ncre lsing the salary Of
5000 clerks TO $500 per
Mr. CAsS offered resolution which agreed TO- di-
recting inquiry to giving pension the widow OF SPIT
Gunnison, recently killed in Utah.
Mr. SUMNER offered resolution which was agreed 10.
directing inquiry 10 authorizing orders or drafts on
foreign Post Offices 10 be used in place Of ordinary drafts
for remtances.
After an Executive Session, the Senate adjourned
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THE LATEST NEW 5.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

From Our Own COffesIOnde1s
WASHINGTON. Thursday. Dec. % 1888
Gen CAss delivered able and eloquent speech in favor
of the President comforting the title of Lieutenant General
by Brcvet on Gen WISFIELD ScoTr DOUGLAS made
strong pettifoggng speech against the resolution. Mr.
WRIGHTs reply to GERRIr SMITH is admitted by oil to
have been total failure The Supreme Court has ad
iourned until Tuesday B.
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ISrIJL llOLIEAY GiFrS.-Wnting Desks Port
foos God Pens sld al lablets Diaries Of all
Kinds Cold and Silver Pencils &c II very low prices
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Festival, Visiting, Holiday and all kinds of Hats
comprising Julian. Cay, lnrahrm Cmrt Pesh- fueas,er
epd Ioere Tho ohoo lot Of Canes 10 the nafer tmhreas
fr r,es from dss rreincn and vice vera are for sale by
J,E;rs Halter, 81 Nichols. Hotel No t25 Broadway
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NrDgJMAC AND COCIECO STYLES PfINTs-WIDG
Cto7Us receive Tse ot Of the above Prime Of DE
seus \ Itch viii he s0l' o. O. coni9 csSh.
'-' ItssiH nusHvoqE Co Nos G. and 6i Liberty
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. HEM presented the credentials Of Hadley ID
Johnson Delegate fom Nebraska Referred to the Com
mtee Elections.
MIR COBB introduced bill giving further time for SAT
isfyiug claims for bounty lands.
Several bills introduced giving lands for railroad
purposes in the South and West and referred the Com
mitee on Public Lands.
DIR. HOUSTON offered resolutions with view Of abol
ishing longeviyra;ons in the Amy and allowance
in the Marine Corps.
Mr.. DISNEY introduced the French spoliations bill
Referred to the Committee Foreign Affairs
Various resolutions adopted among them one re-
quetng the President to communicate his plan for the
largement end modification of the Judicial system
Mr.. WENTWORTH I'M offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee Rules TO inquire into the expstency
OF providing for equalization OF the privileges Of claim
agents in Congress 10 admit of oil persons within the
lar of the House who may be claim agents else 10
cuae from the privilege persons engaged In lobbying Tor
caims-the Oh tc being % give claim agent any ivan
tsce another vithn the bar of the House TIL va
iliorded 70 Bit tx Members Of Congress
Fir BAYLf said tie suhioe, was before the COMMITTEE
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TOls-TOYs--IOYs !-Santa CIaus at Home =
sIee general Of au,ui Toys especially adiped
fr Of dsy rescs comprising hing th Ia caelatod to
ttppse Prices 10 sut he times Call
srd ca lino Laigo no l@s Canlls j. KEEL
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FESTIVAL HAT.-LEARY x Co,
A-..l. 49, Pm ny 4

Leader. aud in odr OF ashton.
On TUESDAY tie 18th irt Issued Tho January style Of Cen
Inn ,eIs OF Paris Pats We those io rer,yed
from corue Jon with usual Oosttey Pat
en- for tho aIpfoacblnl AocAla.
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Busiuree Notices.
TuE CROWN or ART.

THE CROWN or ART.
70 ne Fs. sSmbo s' o. .Ss head. di.s'sos,
TS rSs S,a ss 200. % S n'y io.s pisse
10 Br,sBs lsle the silver crown
The lover tha, lcvels up. down.
Atd wealth or went al oaee command
Beneath Co n.iia's favored stiee
Where Freedoms wags protecting spread.
N.cr,,rn a vt asd AIRED
Save that wairh crowns freeman''hssd
Bat natures oods AZ often stern
sp6 uints = trcsfh i oaeu keen,
Ard s CROWN ,a1 zen ~ Rs 'sS .ssod nc" %
So sdby Fa'hioa's elid ins ;..r
1bey flock ~.tb uucoDcesea eehshl
fr Soe 'V" .he,r eTss \. With hs BY wmrE
The olepdd Eew ess' ihneui just oosped ~ WHiTE a. tbs
ser q broadway ard f'Dst one Of The few Ions o. e.:
chi, Ire cow The had h potse edb9 h"s at eeseaz'
@ beaey sne aat, ia, a. ss Is sa os are MIS- S,
,ss ~, &C all while gentlemen had Hsadker
e0f hs sssfcsses ,hed upon B.oar' not
only ~ iwsi &c ~ ~ q 80 81 ile n5irr In. ben
Ii, pao se to g-y tho soTios IS io tesa-,s
stiee On .ss shan be i unq isi.,s ',ie
ton In! hs Ss 81 ,s T s,oe 10 tose asas pros.ns
r. be, IL hardly e,-.ry say that here the place to
's''e 'A' W.T. Gamer Of Broadway and YaI'Oas
GENES VISITING HAT-NOthing can be more
pqu,rt end disbs ilaa &c ., L. o. ID ,S al
80 Yo5s t Y, ~P snn Ss,y asssoo
poSs 81 chid. s Fsncs Hat holiday
and co wsaf fioct FoIs has heen epeoished snc
s - The cold wsa,e- sunsy usheed IN Th the io
ss,s GEHS 80 IA bfoid"sy o2?os--e 81 faaIs
KNOX of No 10 FuliOnst., is the most good-na-
,.a and benevolent psn the world else could he BOT
,isnily stT,I ne ne l s,ch se eoIsta d.sysd
upon d, sve' O bis l tas p & are not 70 blame :a
meat airy graceful ht md a'icls Ia the mafEet Call
uron Lin and . il what sc say Is not true
FURs, FURs FURs-WEsT End FASHIONABLE HAT
,Ep Cr MroRIux sr-nda stock Of Fore r aes and IL
dIe en- emnen aSslt. -. aoay s6 S ss,s,s Pes3
,roa,rsr W. KELLOGG 60. 70 Ci1slst
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unNs- TrA.SETs. CAsIORs. &c.

Said Mrs JOHN Smith 10 her dear"
III youth tuy BlriGEsiP IRA,
Ivil pour yOur coffee 81 clear.
Iud shall be done 10 a turn"
This said since aud without delay he kGd husband and
father hsftned and purhs opy Burg clip In bnt
ToaSet Tab eCasto snd other durable articles which
aided to make bis home hopTJ during the Holidays aad through tbs
An who ,ould initiate his example invited to call and par
chase the Britannia Wsre store OF
Lucfrs UART No 6 nnrli1r Sin
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HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR lie GENrLEM fN.-Ihe most
.trrorris.r elf that IL pair Of CAN
TpTiIs q, eouio'tsh fnlet slippers" They
ricl oisfrcf ,srcy ofeyfs and nactlrcl neat
dun be exceet Ladies as this an alnoaneansnt
recny inef,stDr you. call his ahlishmeut NO 5ji
BioeGw, end ,ui-c lh display Of these fanej conceived
-.
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A pTrat deal q money Is Spun NtI! IUUIIrHI! TOT
HOLIDAY Tresenis things that have real va1e what
ever If you ce ths w feet dit Your taste
ara sely ard prepare cordial rec Yiou 1 you on The ap
prcsoins Holidays sfc Ia btEI's No O Canal corner OF
A. md fecure OF his beautiful sats Of Fis tn,
LARGEST .ortneut the ot goods and the lowest prices arc 10
IeflOfn gneous aud ealonsbe ac
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DgMONEr q MEYERS INFALlIBLE LOUID II AIR
DYr snrsrier to al dyes in Il will color Red Grey Hair
beGUfN Black wi hou
hair sAn Applied and sold wholesale and retail No IS Court
l1nL,sf. Ney-Noik
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HOLIDAY PREsFNrs We invite the special atten-
ton Of readers advertisement OF CHARLEs WOoD NJ 2
Bros5va v beaded -lto Farm" Call on him this day
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-If YOU desire useful articles.
We invite yor attention large OF fae Graves
por Gloves retdyede SHIFTS Under gar aents Robes sc ~
ali szes and qualities prices low
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TnE GINSENG AND NMYA.-This famous COM
pound used eveyWhIl l- an diseases lungs which my
lead to tsn i, sae by WILSON fNesANE 60 Nos
q Ia = Asloyefti, utal 1fos tAe 44sfn ioass aad
pfrrfiie generally idoscu traveller
Aso ts c II RSe No ia2 Broadasy a6s b. BoYO & PAUL
No a. CoursianGt
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CARPEIINGS SELLING OFF TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.
SMITH &LOUNsBURY No. AZ Psarst specially a1nolu -
hey ofeug tsr large aud ulg;snt 80 or F5r-
se Carpetngs greatly reduced with tIe
vi y es Irpars.ory removing their
now being bulls aud process oicom g. 80 jj
Broadway d. siriDg their ,io visa cn'-e n3v
they Offering goods AZ pss more reduce ok
Il p.olt opportunity offered 10 thJs aba n
pulchafilr Come and a sincerity.
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IfyOu, like ROsin the Bow, should travel this wide
world over" will find anything better for your hair ha1
BAEKERs Price. = cnrper bottle sold c7erywhsr
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HOUsE.F FURNISHING GOODS.--Go 20 join GREA-
SONS No sol Secuuieh, il you woad fnd superior
articles for ming add d-cora Tor the
holidays lie kSes sPcnsd stock OF Wnd9 sSAadss Paper
It aufs Lace SID Nus1 alma sad Table Olcuis
Tasscs Cords Curtain Bsnds al o. which he sells
low prices MI enjoys s reputation keeping
the beeeeeied Ia lis Inc be f0lnd
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SEWING MAcmNEs-CAap 70 THE pUGdc;-Th'

SEWING MAClllNES-CARD 70 THE PUBiiC.-Ine
Commissioner he United states ha sdaiged ht
ny application for Letters pat fo Sowing Machine which
originally q aud in operation By carly
The 1854 inieIs villa ali me rateuis and applications r
Machines the
.hute making
The TIL Of reference clei upon by
the rstenOHcc prove the date Of th'ir
ana spectacle witnesses Sewing NJ
chine already arpged Of Bnt 1t is dabe b. god
rud fucccu trasn BY many pose s Any WAC
between the years 1913 ana l5N .ay wing Nclns
RE possession ~ ms !at brother Ila'
N whom exhibited spc!ous Of is wor- th3wh b. Mr.
ctogo A.owsuh viii conicr great favor upon lat will
toward lseous eaue by nions Of tlir Hnowedie
the subject cointaiJn incrsed ia defeating
jast cl.irs with the tosmcas have fhs prevail
woalo wish g. prev all over wheluiusy Address
WALTER HvHr. NJ $50 hnfsop-g-- v Y.
SENNn MACHINES An ,. rsOns making. selling
SeNIs haelinss having ae,de aeedes sitL
sTr "a. tort hereby c0utoned infringing DE-
sas tee9t gisnted >pt 10 1910 al lfangeD vii be n-d
h c The following persons licensed
and , Scr- Nachres urder MY said Patent Il.
Mesfs Wheeler Wilson Co Grover BakeI Co tae Amrsl
Magnetic sewing Nacue Co AMI BartE0f o NewYOrk. Nieh
OIL Hss aod A Lrs~ Of boson, Aess Woodbridge. Eeeus
1 Moore. a. Mes aad A y. Rowe, IN. 7
toWE ia iatont-e n rho Ongna cewiua Alchne
aFoalw~ s3sv Frrs ani No s. Hsnnsor-t Boston.
Sept an 1886
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MFRRy CEEisTMAs.-Lalies, ii you wish to make
Yrcsu's you will NLLEgS IN CalA bcaudf ehrol
eied ole Slipprsfo Gncaen ALEC Ladies htses ead Call
shoes kinds BOYS
Youths Ltsht4 lCos Coz 6cTs forming
ard 81 IIcTTistc prcstnis for Tho uohdsys
1 IA M,tfp 4 Co No Canal
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NEWS - Jrft out JJrdeu's Nov mes Rcsste Damons zee
rid Robin Hood-t lie he'd wholesale ND rtail Also othe
Camss. ToJs, Dr. ssng and Holiday Pres nts at
No. 2jJ Broadway opposite The Pax
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HosIERy, UNDERGRADUATES. GLOVES, dc.
No. lCi BowCs-
THE OLO STAND
Custont rs ~ find b. sucsl o1ducea the
TO show goods freely hut urge one 70 buy!
r. tdVisc 10 the chsgIH a0d durable goods
70 Tell az a sul ~ SdyaaCe on a ccs.t
To Itwn ohets iully q goods %; suitable
To "a thc ior est lrcc ard 40 aaaiemrct..
A RANErS Co.
No IL B1NeTy.
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PulsermaeherIs Patent HYDRO Electrc NoIt1ie

Chains recommend by the highest si.sa authorities the world
Cure Rheumsism Nepfes Palalys' Pspaions. Head and
Tooih0chc. Liver Com Dyspepsia Dance
HysTos Female Complaints Cal i9r descriptive pamphlet
J
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SEWING NACfINEs.-I II SWGCR / Co, No. 323
lo no. exhibiting and seing gel yaTic Of Sewiog
Mtclu f various purposes each pect fis kal Nee lie ald
shuttle uscln,s ewiue cloth leather well known and
rn.enny sprroycd tn newly Invented machines with
single tresd sewing lin other light sooi quill
ines luifs &C. he srou in op,Faoa ri oil times
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HOLIDAY News! HOLIDAY Ngwsi! HOLIDAY

"Tle Mountain Echo" beautiful Song sung by the
Iutchn.on Family with immense > cents ~ pub
Isled Nv HOaAcs WATERS No. 3jl Bt)id~ay.
The Pine and Mns.c Lllah.alnent
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destroyed very easily, and culvstsd easily Try box OF Say
PyLMoNlC WATERS Is they coughs thos
hoarsf and colds generally sold by " CLcKsSER Co..
No Barclay General AgeI t fo NeYork and vicinity
A RARE OrPORTU NIFTY ALBERT III. NICOLAY will
sell TINS DAY O'Clock precisely Upper Nor
rsara 100 Coed Building LOIS within minutes walk Of the D.
The stree geded the aud tile
This close the interest lot
will be sold without TO The highest bidder which
should sufficient nducement who desrous
chasing Lots this beautiful Village property vrg rapidly in
cteospe value there All DESTROYS OF attending the sale
tick for the ~ and II o'clock fau OF the Harlem
Railroad, on 81 the Auctionee No 10 Wall 81
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-24
Correspondence Of The Cecil 'Ihig.
Letter from Chesapeake.

ShEsaiEAhi' VII Y, DCS. ''S'
Departure Of tie "Stonglai" Christmas and
lie IVsufher-Scrnon on the .4Grent The "nig-
ger" Lew, &c.
DEAR R:-One little "gem" of infor-
nation is the only reason why this is
given to the public, and the jewel Is the
departure, defeat, roW of the Shanghai
the master, the great Shanghai OF ths
or any other town. He is ''goner."
The last, lingering hope faded, his
'road ;oandsd security proved unstable;
his friends deserted him like leaves in
autumn" The laws iron hand closed
on him; grarpIed with and overthrow
him; and-in short he's sunk. Perse-
verance mourns her voiaFy; adhesive
ness is at a discount and srl-Fcliance
loses is place IN the human heart.
s.Wo' for The glorious PIead feel,
Wall for tie meier ,'nrn'ns STAR
The unstahleness of the atmosphere IS
subject Of remark here as elsewhere;
now the wind is here, then there, an d
finally, nowhere. The weather, while
| write, has an extremely WINERY, fros-
ty, "out-doors.y" feeling, and weeks
will not elapse before the snow-carni-
val must commence. Christmas, Tur! e..
Dough-nnts, Merry. faces. and "Snow-
clad-hls,' are always associated toge,h-
or in my mind; and child-like, don't
think Christmas is come, unless the
ground is covered with the most beauti-
full and heaven-lke Of natures works.
Speaking of the Christmas time re-
minds me of the announced sermon on
the advert morn by Rev. r. l.. Colds
borough; and as this is the only sermon
here on that day, would il not be well
for all the citizens to unite IN paying
vows--in celebrating the birth Of the
Saviour!
The "nis ger' scrare has blown over,
but the feeling of yindictive hatred to
this most tyrannical law, has not. The
actual mraning--the intent of the law
is good; because the nightly depredatlons
committed by the negroes from Della
ware here before, were too numerous,
too outrageous, TO be quietly bone;
hence the efficacy of the law as "drad.
letter." but when a company Of men
(who only employed negroes because
they cannot procure whitr-mcn,) sent
their negroes into the state to work for
the benefit Of the public, watch them
closely while here and send them over
the line again at night, then the law in
its twisted meaning is revealed in its
true light. One Of these negroes had al
ready been fined once and came only on
the promise made to him that the law
was modified. Iiis-had the constable
caught would have been a $500
case, and the harmless good "niggcr'
would have been sold to pay the State
its damages sustained. "Law is Law
Goo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-24
Correspondence Of The CcciL ihig.
letter frNEl :th district.
BATTLE SWAMP, Dec. 23d ,;

BATTLE SWAMP, Dec. 23d '33.
Nix. EDlroR:-- send you the follow
ing news items:
Land Sales.-Mr. John Nichle has
sold his farm in West Nottingham for
$4,000. Mr.. Ellis Howard of the same
place has sold his for 80 900.
Religious.-1he protracted meeting
of the M. E. denomination commences
on the 2lst and ODD proXimo. The
meeting at Asbury is now going on; and
they lave many penltents and fine
preachers.
1hr Farmers.-Thr farmers have fin
ished their field work. and are fixing up
their sIeighs, making ready for the we'd
dings which are on the tapis hereabout.
Steamboats, and Suggestive Steam
boat has stopped running between Port
Deposit aud Havre de Grace, and Chris
ties omnibus line has taken the route
from Port to PerryviIle to connect with
the cars. hope it will not be mo-
nopoly.
Wwehouse md .Manufactories-I
have understood that the warehouse IN
Port Deposit, known as the ''old stone
warehouses; has been leased for the
storage ofthe produce of two large man
ufacturng establishments now about be-
ing erected hereabout, the plan of con.
struction and exact locale of which
will give You hereafter.
II .Nerry Christmas,-A merry
Christmas TO you Mr.. Editor, and may
You have host ofnew subscribers, and
few more correspondents such as "Pe-
en-" JONES'"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-24

RENTING MONEY BY MAIL.-An i'm
portant decision has recently hcen made
in the U. S. District Court, Richmond,
Va; Chief ]ustlc fancy presiding. In
case on trial before that court, the
question arose whether money RENTED
by mail to a creditor, such money being
lost before it reached lis destination,
was release of the debtor from obliga-
tons of the debt. The Chief Justice
decided that the plaintiff having request,
ed his debtor to remit the money, with
out specifying or directing how it was
to be sent, and the defendant having
complied with the request by renting
through the mail, as was the custom OF
others to do, the debtor would not be
held liable to make good the loss. The
decision is in conflict with other cases
involving the same principle, the Chief
Justice holding that the former decision S
were not correct.