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TEarriGd.

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. A. Duaney
Mr.. JAMES BRIsTqw to Miss REBEccA HALL
oil ofthis county.
On Tuesday last, by the Rev. Jas. McTn,ire
MIR. JOHN GlvERsoN 10 Miss ELIZABETH FREE,
all OF this county.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Jos T. Brown,
Mr.. JAMES NJ. PYLE TO Miss MARY A. GAR
RETT, al! of this county.
In West Chester, on the 9Th inst, by Rev.
WIN. T.. Moore. j. B. SHIELDS, 10 Miss Z. H.
MOoRE, OC Wilmington. Del.
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The Blue Bird.--The Spr ing's first messen
gers the charming blue birds are here lowering
around the caves and fences, and singing their
soft, delicious songs.
SHARK that sweet carroll what delight,
The scene no more is dumb
The little blue bird is in sight.
Spring, glorious Spring has come" Street.
The Blue bird is an early and welcome visi-
tor. 1t loves to build its nest close by the hab-
itations of men, in any crcvice, hollow post, or
'hole IN the WALL it can tint!: its song is cheer
fnl and pleasant, and should you put up box
for pair Of them, they will pay heavy rent by
destroying beetles, bugs and spiders, and by
glad little morning songs.
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Like the eagles pnions, free and FAST"
sat us to repeating the words We quote at the
start, and the day reminds Of US line in Julius
Caesar, where Lncus says to BInrus:
''Sr, March is wasted fourteen days.
How Time seems 10 have flown by--we scarce
ly realize that Winter is past indeed we have
had no winter; not even the jingle Of a sleigh.
bcli and though it is clustering and keen now
soon
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STRIPPING EEges WEED.
Wilmington Cheap CIolhing Store.


SPRING CLOIUING FOR 1853.
T'tiE undersigned would respectfully inform
L the citizens OF Cecil county and other parts
OF the Eastern Shore that he has his Spring
Stock Of Mems and Boys Clothing ready for
inspection On hand Cloths, Cpssimeres and
NeStings for order work. His Clothing will
be sold cheap for cash and all goods warranted
asrcprcSrntcd. EDW ARD MOORE,
mar. l. '33-ly NJ Is Market ST.
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Gtjc ttlarkets

ELKToN, Mar. 10TH Brown & Foard pay
cash 81 % for Wheat and 80 cents for Corn.
BALTIMORE MARKET, March 1S-Flour
$4.Sl; Wheat red LOS 90 white
lib $1.17; Rye Is 50 cts; Corn so
a 81 cts; Oats 81 Scots.
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SINGULAR CAUSE OF FIRE.-The Bos.
ton Atlas gives an account OF a dwelling
house that was repeatedly set on fire,
without any perceptble cause, and
which narrowly escaped destruction. 1t
was finally ascertained to be the effect
of The suns rays reflected from the mir
Tor Of a shaving stand.
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NOTICE,

hereby give notice that l give to my son
L francis +. Bradbury, who IS still a minor,
ms freedom; and that hencelorth he is to act for
himself without being under any obligation to
me- OF without my being answerable Tor any of
his business transactions.
Elklon. march 10, SO Up BRADRJTpy
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nsOrdentoyvn Female College.

This Institution is beautifully situated on the
bank OF the Delaware river, near The e,ounds
OF the late Joseph Bonaparle. For beauty Of
situation, ease OF access and general healthtul.
ness, no institution in our country possess su
perLoF, and few, II any, equal advantages.
1 ne summer session commences Nav 2nd
For catalogues containing terms, ec,. Address
JOHN H. BRAEELEY.
Mar. 19-4 W. pros;d.n,
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NOTICE.

order to accommodate the people of New
ark, Elkton and North East, tickets will be
SOLD ut the Wilmington office for those points,
per through Freight Train, "a passenger car
oeihS attached,) leaving Wilmington at P
vi. J. Ii. WARNER,
MAR ~ Agent.
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Mr.. CLAYTON-ln the Senate the

Mr.. CLAYTON-ln the Senate the
discussion Of the Clayton Bulwer treaty
was continued. Mr. Mason undertook
to correct Mr.. Clayton in his geography,
by establishing from the authorities that
British Honduras is in Guatemala, and
therefore in Central America. Mr..
Clayton replied briefly to Mr.. Mason,
showing that the very map which he
brought forward to establish his position
demons trated its error. In the course
Of his remarks Mr.. Douglas interrupted
him, and slight passage at arms occur
red between the honorable Senators. in
which both sustained themselves with
cunning and vigor of fence. Mr. Clay
ton, however, was a little hard on Young
America in his illusions TO the Presi-
dental candidacy, and the fact that all
his rivals tor the Presidency approved
Of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, whereby
Delaware undertook to account for the
apple in Young Americas dumpllng.
We were given to understand, the
other day, that Mr. Clayton had been
annihilated by the Senator f;om Illinois
-chipped and minced in a manner la
mentable to be considered. On inspec.
ton, however, we found the honorable
Senator from Delaware as full of life and
energy as ever, and to all appearances
quite able to make 4 meal off Of Young
America, without inconvience.
In the course of his remarks, Mr..
Clayton stated very emphatically, that
it was his intention not to oppose the
administration on its policy, So far as it
had been developed, and expressed the
hope that he might be able to sustain it
through its whole course. -Washingtoa
Republic, of Tuesday
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THE CECIL WING.
March 40, 1859.

SETTLING Ur.-Wc are trying to effect SET
Element Of the business Of The Cecil Hnig-
mnch OF which is in rather n loose condition.
NC 10 given point. so that we MY know how
"" s.an1 with the worii. We shall therefore
call on those who take the paper. or advertise
With Va, as fast as we can. from timc 10 time,
inr the purpose ola settlement, by note or other.
wise. If
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Door. l.. D. HAnnY, says Of STABLER'S
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT, 81
have administered il in several cases of Bron-
chlal affections, with the most happy results,
and from n knowledge Of its admirable effects l.
can with the greatest confidence recommend it,, ,
&c. See advertisement in another column
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CHANGE IN HoUE OF SrARrlNG.-The
Express train Of cars start from Balti.
more now at half past eight instead Of
nine o'clock A. NJ, and SO reach here
soon after ten
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EARLY SHAD.-Mr. John Benne tt
caught shad last Saturday in the Elk
river, which weighed 81 lbs. Capt. John
Yramans caught one the same day in
the North East, weighing 81 lbs.
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goan!u affairs.

PtANx KoAo.-Rcmember the Plank
Road meeting at Mr.. Ellis office to-day
at o'clock.
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LARGE BEEr.-Mr. Rudolph Bennett,
slaug entered fine steer on Monday last,
raised by Col. Thos. Howard. Its live
weight was 1850; nett weight of beef
95+ lbs,
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Erodas.--The 25,h inst, FRIDAY ncyt) is
the grand Exodus of tenants in this part Of the
country, and already we notice an occasional
trudgns team on the highways, with inoun,ain
loads of beds and charS-.ike siragciing pio-
neers who forerun and torctcl the approach OF
the "tlight" behind. Next week will be a gen.
"ine season OF "hury burly" to many--a time
OF crockery packings, bedstead undoinss, and
OF destruction to many an ancient cobweb.
From this spirit Of change our town is not en-.
tirely exempt-indccd, we believe it is more
prevalent than usual. Moving, moving, change
such part of life is;
"Forward, forward let us range
Let the people spin forever,
Down the ringing grooves Of change"
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CHANGE OF REslpENcr.-Anv of our
subscribers whose residence NAV be-
changed by removal this week and next,
will please notify us of the change.
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The Oh Hotel.-Workmen are busily en- sa ged
dismanIlng the old Washington Hotel. No
stone OF It's foundation is TO be left on another.
1t has been prominent fixture during the men,
ory ofthe coolest nhabitant''-once 4 building
OF lair proportions, but loterly lamcnlably spat-
tered and torn" fits old tmbels had voices,
what tales they could tell! Tales of rcveries
and riots, gambling and acknowledgements of
sick heads and sicker hearts. Many draught
Of poison has been swallowed there-manv an
hour and many dollar idly spent. Its measure
is full--let it fall. A stately new brick is to
be erected in its stead; let us hope that it may
maintain a good and honest reputation, and
prove ornamental to the town and useful TO the
public, without injuring the morals ofthe young
or debauchng the old.
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Col. JoHH c. GRooME has been ap.
pointed by the President, one of the
Board ofVisitors to West Point Military
Academy.
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!nlfOii's

That come before the swallow dares and take
The winds OF March with beauty
Will be opening their eyes and peepng up AT the
warm sunlight, and the trees will be budding
and the birds, the glorious birds, will be sing.
ing around and overhead. March is a much,
abused month, nevertheless; it is..chasscl with
severity TO the age and The sek au1 the intu,
nee Of its sun is deprecated as well as the in.
iuence oflts wnds;
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March,.

"The stormy March has come at last;"
yes, come. and the half OF it gone We happen
TO be scrlbbing this on Monday, the l4th of the
month--the winds which are
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CoUET.-The Circuit Court for Ce.
Gil county commences its Spring Session
on the first Monday in April, which is
two weeks from Monday next. We I'M
derstand the civil docket is not large.
There are several persons in Jail on
criminal charges; among them John
Prltchard, and his sister Caroline, and
Caroline his siste--ir -law, who are
charged with the murder Of Johns wife.
EASTERN SHORE RAIL RoAD.-We OBJ
serve that a bill to incorporate the
Eastern Shore Railroad Company passed
the House of Delegates, on w ednesday.
THIS bill as originally reported was IN
tended to charter company to build a
road from some point on the Chesa-
peake, which would pass through Wor-
cester county into Delaware; an attempt
was afterwards made to oblige the road
to run upthrough the Eastern Shore to
Elkton. We do not know in what shape
ii passed, but have understood that the
company would not build it if forced to
end it here.
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The Rockville, Nd, Journal of the

The Rockville, Nd, Journal of the
18th instant says
A great Inconvenience is experienced
by the suppression of the Maryland
small note circulation. We predicted
the result, and urged the repeal Of the
law, but the Maryland Legislature
thought proper to stop their circulation.
What will be the resnltl Why, in a
short tune the notes Of our own banks
will have been redeemed and gu, of
circulation, and as there will not be IA
sufficient amount for small change, the
District small notes will be taken, not of
course IN payment, but on deposit; thus
giving the District small bills an advan.
tage over our own.
Iylt will work similarly here; the
Delaware banks will have the advantage
over those of our own State-Ed IVhig
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lNs EisHEzlEs.--A letter has been
received by the Lieut.. Governor Of No
va Scotia, from the Earl of Newcastle,
the present Secretary for the colonies
OF Great Britain, in which he pro,o,ses
mat IN the pending commercial aegotla.
lions with Ia" United States the inter
ests IF the North American possessions
OF Her Majesty will be carefully consid.
cred with 4 view olthcig prosperity.
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Mr.. Rlchavd nj. Beall, OF Balti :
more, has purchased an interest in the
Cambridge Chronicle.
DrCaptain Denham, an Euglishman,
has late y sounded, in the South Allan
tic, depth OF 81 miles.
G-ln St. Paul, Minnesota, the people
have, this winter; enjoyed one hundred
consecutive days eff good sleighing.
C5-lt is said that Gen. Scott has de-
termined to transfer the head-quarterso Of
the army from W ashington to New FORK.
GIn Clay county, No., on the LIST
instant, hay sold at 800 S95 per ton,
and at st. Louis as high as sos per
toy,
o. Edward A. Moore, Esq, Of Ches-
ter town, Nd, has received the honor
airy degree of Master of Arts from FASH
ington College, at that place.
C-There are in circulation five dol
lar bills on the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Carroll county, Md, altered
from ones of the same bank.
1.-THE proposition to revoke the
endowment of Maynooth College had
been rejected in the House Of Commons
by vote Of l62 to 1873.
1.-THE Wings of Rhode Island have
nominated George c. King, of Newport
and Cyrus Harris, of Warwick, as their
candidates for Congress.
U-The caloric ship Ericsson, which
returned to New York on Monday, is
soon to leave for London, from whence
it is intended to send her to Australia,
UA gentleman who left Matazas on
the 4th inst, says that Vice President
King was getting worse, so much so that
little Or no hopes were entertained of
his recovery.
1LrAn English steamer was met on
the 9th inst, entering Vera Cruz with
Santa Anna on board. He is returning
to the capitol to assume the reins of
Government.
1.-THE yearly sales of oysters in
New York city, it is estimated, exceed
five millions OF dollars, and the number
of persons employed in the business, d.
rectlv or indirectly, is said to be about
fifty thousand.
1.-THE three cent pieces coined af-
ter April LIST, will weigh II 52-100
grains, and be nlne-tenths being
of the Same standard as the larger silver
com. Those now in circulation weigh
IL 3.s grains, and arc but thrc. .fourths
fiuc,
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w ANTED.

Rl a YOUNG MAN, a situation in Store,
- in some adjoining town or in the country.
Best OF references given. Address B. B., Elk
ton Post Office. Imar 10 If.
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w NTED.-Any quantity of Half Barrels
w fnr which the hlghes, cash nrice will be
paddy BROWN & FOARD.
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To WlLMlNGToN.-An advertisement
Of the Agent of the R. r. Go. at Will
mington, informs our citizens that they
can start from that city to Elkton at six
O'Clock in the evening. This will be a
great convenience 10 our people.
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Eosal "iimall Oak"
TIA snapper-np Of unconsidered trifies."
Winters Tale, Rct " Sec. IL.

Nolr for a Paremea.--We have had IN ape
of mud in Elklon; lie, US hope we are next to
have an age Of brick. Brickk!ns are TO be
erected, bricks are TO be burnt, brick houses to
be built. Let US have a brick pavement also
Now, gentlemen, Town Commissioners, let us
have something 10 remember you by. a pave
ment! a pavement! the whole town has waded
in trbulation ofnud long enough. Begin to
put it down in front OF the Court House nd
work each way, as your money lasts. SHOWS
the day and now's the hour
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SIR JOHN FRANKLlN.-W have oply
one other communication TO notice, and
that is of so curious a nature that we
cannot pass it over. 1t is letter from
Iromsoe, dated the 18th Of September
last, stating that the ships from Spitz.
bergen have brought home great mum.
Der Of reindeer skins with cuts (slits) in
their ears. 10 account for this peculi-
arity, it is conjectured that the Sits
were made by Frankl;n's party, who
caught the deers to the north of Spitzber-
gen, and liberated them thus marked
Tor the pnrpose of creating chain cl
communication with parties to The South.
We confess that this explanation ap-
pears to us more ingerious than proba.
ble.-London .4theneum.
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~ w. "oLAHD. "M. THOMPSON. ). l. REYNOLDS
PORT DEPOSIT
STEAM
Frame, Sash, Door & Shutter Facforu


Frame, Sash, Door & Shutter FACTORY
w t, the undersigned having lust fitted nm
our new Sash Factory, are prepared to fur
nIsh all kinds of
Frames, Sash, Doors md Shutters
OF the best material and workmanship. Being
ourselves practical mechanics, ne feel confident
IN saying that we can supply, as well as please
all.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Are earnestly requested TO give MS call. As
we are situated at the great Lumber Matt, we
can afford 10 manufacture work in cheap,r
and better style than elsewhere. We therefore
SOLICIT your patronage, hoping that ynn will not
forget US, as onr work needs only to be seen to
be recommended. We are also prepared 10
work all kinds Of noulinss suitable for mould
ing Doors. Nashbonr'!s. &c. We shall use the
best material for every thing, and pledge that
oar work shall be unryalle,.
WIN. THOMPSON & co.
Port Deposit, Nd, March 10 en-
y" News, Chrst"r,own; Times. Ccntreyille:
Chronicle. Cambridge; cory . months. and send
Dill 10 advertisers
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS



ee~4..,~ y r2Sa pKr0S1T,
80, GEORGETOWN,
MARYLAND. and PHILADELPHIA.
The Steamer LADY WILMER has rom-
memo h,I regular ips between the abnve
places, on MONDAY, TIE 7lh of Nlolrh. touch
ing at Crnig'S Wharf. P"l Hermann, Fori's
hnndIng, Turner's Creek, liarve DE- Grace, Per-
ryViil', aud other intermediate points, and runs
as "lIows:-Lcayr Port DEPOSIT on MONDAYS,
al \. NJ, for Freiericktown anil GEORGETOWN;
l'nFe frederlchtown on Mondays, j p. NJ. for
Phliadelphla: leave PHILADELPHIA on W rdrrs-
days, , p. NJ. for Frederick,own AMI George
towns i"nvc Fredericktuwn on Thursdnys, at
. A. NJ, for Port Deposits: leave Port Deposit
on Thursdays, at 1 p. NJ. for rhilulclphin;
leave Philadelphia On SATURDAYS, at 8 a. NJ,
for Port Deposit.
The Steamer Lady Wilmer has been hand
someiy fitted up Tor lhe accommodation Of rns-
sengcrs. and is calculated to carry large n
mount of freight. All way ficiehrs down TO be
pad by the shipper A down freight must be
delivered on her wharf. (irsl below Race street,
one hour previous to the time OF starting.
VIM. H. GlLpIN. Philadelphia.
WILMER & DAVIS. Port Del osi.
-FPasNase, 81. mar - II. Agents.
STRIPPING EEges WAITED.
MUSK RAT, MINK, Req AND Grky Fox. RAG
NJ COOK AND RABBIT SKINS. For which the
highest cash prices will he paid By
SOILS, BROTHERS,,
Sc Arch st. bet } &, Sd SIS. Philadelphia.
us Water ST. Cup stars) New York.
March l2--2m.
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CozzES's VEssEL.-Capt. Cozzen,
whose oyster boat was taken by the au-
thortes of Anne Arundel, few weeks
ago, bought it and its fixtures, at Sher.
ifs sale for 5000, far less than its value,
and brought it back to Elkton last week
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DI virtue OF a decree of ahe Hon Albert Com
IL stable, Judge Of the Sixth judicial Circuit
Of Mary land Tor Cecil comfy in Chnncrry, the
undersigned as Trustee .tll otter atfublic sale,
Tuesday, the 5st day Of .7pra 1858,
at the Court House door in the town of Eiklon,
Cecil county, Md, u tract Of WOODLAND in
said county containing
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ANDoRA.-The name of Poplar Hill
has been changed, by the people of the
place and mel ghborhood, TO ".4ndora'-
a pretty and musical name. An appli-
cation will be made for a post office
there, and we understand its citizens
are determined to have daily mail.
Among other improvements, school
house, with an Odd Fellows Hall in
the second story, is to be put up; it be-
ing III contemplation to establish new
Lodge there to be called 'Andora Lodge
The nelghborhood is improving rapidly
and filling up with an enterprising pop
ulation, and we hope to see "Andora" a
very Furnishing village. The plank
road about to be Luilt--for built it must
be--will be called, we presume, the
"Elkton and Andora Plank Road"
UNPRECEDENTED FALL OF SNow.-Thc
fall of snow which occurred at Syracuse
on the morning of the Sd instant de-
serves special notice. 1t commenced at
three o'clock in the morning, and at
seven o'clock two feet of snow had &C.
cumulated-being at the rate Of six
in ches per hour. We do not believe
the records Of meteorosogy will furnish
any parallel to this. Syracuse seems to
have been in the centre of this extraor-
binary snow deposit. At Geneva, fifty
miles west, and at Utica, fifty miles east,
but from two to four inches fell. Tween
ty miles north of Syracuse there we've
about fifteen inches, and at Rochester
but mere sprinkle. During the four
hours in which the snow fell thickest, it
was unaccompaned by wind; but in the
course of the day more snow fell, and
was considerably dri:,ed.-.Ndany
Journal.
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"---worSe than the sun Of March
This praise doth noursh agucs,"
says one William Shakespeare. and when he
praises or blames, there are always enough to
, agree.
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T.? lAeres and Upwards.

situated and lying on, or near the Philadelphia
and Baltimore Rail road about two miles from
the Ptlnel po Furnace and within mile Of
navigaole water. THIS tract was originally
part Of the tract called "CANAN' belonging
10 the heirs OF the late Col. Ramsey u: Carpen-
ler's Point, and Joins The lunds Of kansty Nc
Henry, e. P. Whitaker and 9th ers
Sale TO commence al = O'Clock p. NJ.
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TERMS OF SlLE.

The Terms OF Sale as prescribed by the de-
cree require the payment Of one third OF the
purchase money in cash on the day Of sale, one
Ghtrd ~ six months, and the residue in twelve
months from the day Of Sale the last two in,
stalmcnts to bear interest from the day of Sale
and the payment thereof TO be secured by the
bonds OF the purchaser with surety TO be appro-
we'd By the Trustee.
JAMES T. MCCULLOUGH,
March IL 80. Trustee.
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MAIL CAASGE.-The Way mail which
TOR the last few months reached here at
two O'Clock has been discontinued.
Letters from the western andnorth-wsst-
ern parts ofthe county will reach here
now by the first train of cars, at J past
ten, before which time letters for Will.
mlnston and other points this side of
Philadelphia, must hereafter reach the
Post Office.
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NJ l., the undersigned, having just fitted up
W orr new Sash Factory, are prepared to fur
DiSh all kinds nt'
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SERMON TO YOUNG MEN.-Rev. II. F.
Hurn will preach sermon to the young
men to.norrow Sunday evening, in the
NJ. e. Church in this town. No doubt
1t will be great sermon and 10 large
audience. II is his last sermon here be.
fore Conference.
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Academy.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-17
ID 1 T. ID,

In this Village, on the 10th inst, Mr..
WILLIAM ID. HALL, son of Varnum S. Hall,
aged 26 years.
g1- Funeral services at the Seventh-day
Baptist Church, this afternoon, at II
o'clock.
In the Island of St. Kits, W. l., on the
1lth of February last, at the advanced age
of 70 years, Mrs. Esther HoDGsoN, aunt
Of DR.. VIM. 7. Thurston, this Village.
In the City Of New York, on Friday night
last, the llth inst. after a short illness of
typhoid pneumonia, Capt. JAMES THURsroN,
in the Asst year Of his age, deeply regretted
by his numerous friends. The deceased was
the youngest brother of DR.. Vim. 7. Thurs
ton of this Village