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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

Granger Of the Rifles stationed a. Belsye opposite the
M.Jican oGu-uero that party OF hfte-n or Fenty
Indians had croes.d the Rio Grante from the Mexican
side sb Ut eight miles above his post, He imn-di ily
dispatched patty a. n 20 OlOu their trail and dividing
the remainder a his Company into two parties stat med
them 10 such intercept the Indians on Their
return No; more than thirty hours had elapsed from
the time Of their crossing The rver when Of the divided
pstes discovered the Inoisns return 'r. which satisfied
Them that they mskiOg fdr The pass 10 the ver fl
speed The troops them while crossing their
finals Five Indians killed the spot i've or
wOuIdeo; horses, srrOws bows, guns blankets. &c
tsk en from them those Who escaped swan the
entirely naked II would appear that these indians
fully Of the presence of the Riffs At B-lsve
They Travelled hundred aud thirty mi-s 10 thirty SIX
hour dsspODg the ranches from the place oi Their cross
ing down 10 JACK Eyerns rancho They returned oy the
way OF the Sous $50
cold. blooded murder was committed the night Of
the 2lt inst, IN RIO Gran3e City by n IN oy the hsm7
o Kennedy on the person Of Corporal Riley OF L-ot
Tfords company Of mounted riass The Murderer n
medis.ly fed 20 the opposite side OF the river
Of 600 Offer d or bis apprehension ana heunruJ
soon srragned before Judge Lynch Cont senIenc7
and hung. .
"Tro6bs are Continually arriving at he Mexican toWns
on the roDti.r and in such numbers &c hsVs neV D7
this line. Military encampmeo's are S.p o.dI
tsblshd At points the Rio Grand, when h,heflo lev
not been considered Of sufficient mpOrtance y % guuSd
by Custom House guards The proprietor OF oAKh< -
tsbshm, nj in Csmarg. has been cOhsI uP'n ~
tract e. bsking breao for 10000 men II repor'e1 ~
r. recently arrived from Rio Gr~nd- Cy tht'
puiOns are freely expressed On the other s'e As :" te
ditv H. santa Anss opinion Of the treaty ~ peace tne
same having been made and ratified during bis ao'snc7
thus creating question 70 the necessity o. complying
with its bservA The ciyi1e ml'sob OF SANTA ANA !"
; ,be los, i'm portance Of the Mexican territory ass
allUd.d to- ... T..
The Americ0n Fzqg publishes communication from
Carvss the editors 81 that Psper 10 Thch ne
Of being misunderstood and misepresenttc pom 10 INC
United states snd MEXICO and deni-s most emphiucily
mai be iped any order TO his officers to take the life OF
Mr.. Morse. He rays
Tho lime will ,oon come when shall claim hearing
ber. The American puofc when sha pessn' such facts
and documents as viii compel all candid minds to DO me the
Justice Which ny sufeTDgs for the most honorable cause
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

To Ne Editor Of TAeS Y Tribune
SIR. That Interesting periodical Dickeilss HJWetih
Hord having recently given admirable demonstration
Of the nestmable value and safety OF Chloroorm in
deri1g surgical operations painless propose .h you give
smost important points wide circulation for the public
benefit Ater noticing the announcement Of the merits
OF Chloroform by Professor simpson of Etnburyh, in
Novembtr 1885, the writer in the periodical proceeds 10
say
Accidents were howsv YER few and instances Of striking
benefit almost nuumrab able the Of Chi lroorm spr-aq
therefore Europe ard the i've snd half years t1a
have elapsed since It's introduction the whole number Of
cases in which has produced Death does not AMOUNT 20
more than fifty, while the number OF cases IN which life has
been saved by paing 70 the sy-tem OF SICK psr'on the
shock often attendant upon painful operation, are to BE-
nun oered certainly by Thousands
The writer then shows from statistical tables, that while
the rslity from surgical operations, performed rttOH
snatetcs ranged from thirty siA TO sixynn7 in hun.
ored the Of psulesss operations has reduced 10
twenty Eve per cent Tbs writer adds
few deaths directly occs,on-d by the use Of chic
reform ether therefore, More ID be adcIoei
against the employ meui % those zE-nts hAu
feW-or II y-d--tus by railway ate Iueut. for
the con peie abolition Of the railway system chi iroilrn
~ d railways both blessings 10 humanity buI Il Is
requisite that they should both b. managed carefully Ii
very much TO the credit of be medical profession
thst instances Of accident by ChOrJform much
than railway accidents
Important as all this is II sinks into comparative insg
nifcanCe with the extended y which ana.th-sa
may be and has been applied. Early ia Is received
otter from American lady, then in London in which
she alluded to the deep nteres. evnced by DR. Dickson
the newly discovered adv anges from the caoro
form corroborating the DECOR conceived did bis
osn doctrine that tbs human body B wholly under he
control of the brain and snc that Il Is through them
that d.eses TO be reached and cured In Dses n0sr
ISL DR.. Dickson cd-ntSly ssns mp IN his History OF
"Crouo n, unalism, lis experience with this agent
speedy remedy for numerous ma aides, As follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
MAIL BALL.

To ~ rdrsv - T1s ~ T. Trto--~
You r.y have recently noticed in some of the West
ern papers the description Of plan for the CONVEYANCE
OF mail matter by means OF tubes 1ai,s anI s'uos
Iherie measure The articles intended TO be trans-
ported are 70 be secured in hollow metallic balls which
should neatly m the caber Of the u5e vet free to roll
This is the outline of the principle The pneumatic
arpepdsces the method OF Introducing and delivering
the balls at different points with single or double tracks
or tubes will pom a proper occasion be fully described
by the inventor who has frequently, during the last
r9enty years eudeavored 10 call public attention to this
method of transportation Ii has invariably been con-
coded in reasoning with many OF the Ingenious aud
scientific that sort Of vehicle which is to in
tube or track can travel with less wear and friction
with greater speed and safety thsn rolling hall With
cut any further remarks, the subscriber will be glad
communicate with any gentleman company who will
aid him in putting the Mail Ball in motion.
Yours J. W. POST
- F1i'ors respectfully solicited 70 copy.
hcthoL Morgan ~ q. 1855.
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tbs er.s, r r, ND suhic himself hs family -
ne tr.af4u; Il :he schools & n;-I ProfsssnTs you
oct hang teaching ani your tt'c' Or '0-- NJ
rae viii, n hihertO-~by. Heaven only kuaEs-ia ~
cout,rv Al less' mas never been % ne medical sFt
You not longer keep th- t-h a. yoar pr-sen' ~nA
pace Ire Hom-opN'h.ts and y4r sih s's AZ oeSinS
Won the Mesm.ri-@rs b-stug you. too Your only
hoUe i, n Chrome Therms.ism Embrace Il 0Pany ana AZ
once Change your mode Of payment Charge for tNen'
and not or time for quick AID nn r crastinAan
,uferrg Do this. ana You msy vet hold up your nesis
in society Of scencs aud ,sgss ~ instead OF being
pointed with The finger miserable hinoa,l and prs
lenders who only live by the slow destruction Of those VINO
fooi,hly coufde in YOU
Ihsve only 20 add thst, IN AL cases the chlorotorn
should b. perfectly pure VIZ. TCDSIR. NJ u.
July mo. 224 Twelfth -.
The Tri5HHe of the 2-th ul, adds another Snd N in
po,tant disease in the ,llo~ng words -" We would men
ton that Dr. Rerzks states in the German urnss OF this
City tia, be has employed tn. inhalation OF scPhurle
ether in cases OF Sun stroke. nth TORN
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RIO GRANDE.
from The New-Orleaas Pic,yuno jay .,

FROM The New-Oreaas nosyune jay g.
The L. : steamship Fashion. Capt. Baker arrived last
nie hit Brszos Santiago which port she left On the 9th
inst.
The l. Mail steamer Ysch arrived az BrA-os-on the
s,h and crossed q bar ca the 9th.
Is0 AZ Brazcs schooner Muns Schsf-r Wilson unload
mo schooner Corsn, Cspt Slick, Roam, unloading fae
scnooner ohm Albert from NcV lorN. with valuable
cave was lpt on the north breakers soout the
Iss mart Of her csrEo damaged vessel total loss an 90 o.
solo AZ auction in lev days. The uiA OF CrvAiN .ud
r. asocists bss been moved to Galveston The Grand
Jnrv ~ he United States Dsuc, Cour, Is sill n session.
;ncyiIr into tie CuiSges committed by MAJOR Motion
OK sccenplices on the t0Sn Of Rsyaosa
NJ St.agei former Deputy Shsri4 A brownsville. Wa
LID sbont Julyi by ar Conrad Of IN Am,ricl0 Fax
=; seIt defence Snd As discharged bad feeling eH,
the citizens and tAbU,ter the latter threatening
90 e1ecute yeua,, ance the citizen
". find The following items in IRs ADericaH ~ oi
the 29th alt -, e.u.-, $500, s.,,s,-.l ha
for tbs l. \ District Court under the indictment Of nav
49,, violsfed the ne1trai1y laws OF Ihe United Ss's. VIZ
- AZ j C.ryaial, K. II. Hord, Hord' A. j. M"son'
a Norton r. 4 lrimble petition was made by de-
, eoy change OF venle, which granted by ths
80 M opoo.iton hsvisg been male thsrsto Ea'h 81
-. S,n6s,t, was 0onud over II sureues % appear = the
st t,Tr OF the Court Galveston, T. be held IN sna
ssy next. go .t,,.o ,.sy.5 ,, d.. .-ss,,.- \.
.,.oh. nm Srrday last we learn tie i'loFay.
~ an ltth inst informal o. rs received oy I. ia
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n o. rdilo, q n. y Y. M.

II ne Editor Of TheN Y Tytbsae
SIR: In nv communication which appeared m your
valuable journal Of the 18th inst under the ABOVE Leta
promised further expose of these fraudulent traaac
trns by rresponsbe aud dishonest persons engaged M
thar most yanous Of all occupaons-that OF running
for and booking Of emigTant passengers 10 ths Oi!'
The facts there stated are true Ia the letter anu '
be coutroyefted But beside the crime cohitleu uo'.
the uor unsuspectirg, honest III grant iher~ SUI Ut ~
the cornuunit, the citizens 81 NeF 1srk opth Cy
ana STATE an , aud injury which sooner ~ iA-r M.
attract the attention OF the authorities 'o' '-"''N
remedy 49,. . H.. 40 a.9, anil
here you will see arrests by Police ior not or $50
of oe one engaged either directly indirectly 10 hr 7
On, no+r business Ii is only day or Two SINGS
one William Wilson who unde rsiah4 an ~ All ~
r4r IVES arrested for attempting no Tr-cue ~ on7 ~ ~
comrades from Officer Cr0uin ~ the + fst "@o "o7
beng thwarrel ia the attempt Nilsou ore" P'soi |
6 Z, IN the sce OF the Oicer and threatened I'd tA7
hi. it, Suoh ar. The scoundreis int' Wl's- hthu' AM
MIRAGE the honest euigrant iai' Wuen ltH-'HS Pm
ho, pitr bic .lor-s 20 -, AL asylum l'i "a ' ALL 40 "
y nece.,ty and the pablo good does not r.
INV. .riyr.pt book-rs OF emgrAn, runners any III
mn .,ires them fr fret class pLssel-rr' u y a.
90 - -, ., ,rlth and Justice common s-l--
:, tl- .ncb an ida IL civilized community J. j. n''
orv robbery Of the enigrsn' BAT y rui-rS we 20
and runners morally SNOW M ole 'n-.7 a.: 90 ,if
r,ry Hundred who nf-st tn, Ciiy euZASl il m O7
-, ,rbo.e moral character has not c-ierorNrl sin
running for Tn grants or making ihN 'hs5 cuPA'on a.
| ulI .hoU YOU by tens sn0 ufi-, I'D - ~ ~ -
: q u g b
fr.r,e. 81 hat Occupation Tue EVIL Al aLf .usu ~
ci-,,v ~ be- sIre,'ed Let the different ''if.At 30.
S,,bo- Cratsri-. COMBINE aud receive TO urk7'7 % u
. = t, tb4rr.aly,- and from tr-r own OH IS, o.
,,tte6 that purpose art hey Toac soon drive ihs-
,rre.ror bls men boys from iA-r <aoD.e Vos Az p
n, ~ so.r, crime ID great measure would cease I'D n
- Warc. in nj Cfy. sld many young men uJ" e-l
-foyd 10 ia. reau~st 0f al ealing YOU'D frorn -s
become zen OF business Character ALl s~l-iS IL '1'
c,unurIty. 49,. Ia 81 a.. l..
I4tthe united uewspaper pr7ss 80 bold ara De-
- IN tylr u Ills mach n-ed-i r-f.rn ALL h-rHi
49,, IN tie ears 81 ,a-lr patrons, AID my wofl or D.
- y,,rl tay- i--. acl-,. RI n less tlsu monte
~ ,t srrstt business thai ai ensure sped 81 s'-'.
p, rfe ar r..t o. h.s westwNt hone ca sre-l -i7 o..
=. fr % lie LAY a-Is- ala t-- ga --r 80 b ill '
- - 49, i.u = tt- o'--r ar- b; .-ll- beet D. ~
frstrd 81 sir- IND rLs assk ot PRETENDED trends
r.-lt.c e.. Pee proceeds o. ii-'' -o--s' 1c--'rt T.
800, -..r-.t,-l arc ilc-. tl 81 CO zen 20 DIP CRY d-
- III ~. .-t fh- i-t.Il > ,---l A4- tu- -ie 20 VII
l,et,lg. t.rvl % t.s ,c- 3. public opinion .-'' 81
t,-a.si..- .gea ol--s-- ~ Ac'' o. a- l-'y' .-- ",7
.-.trr1 commences which v0u-- oe thorough AID %
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CHEAP FARE.
Tan. Tditcr nfrh.N. Y Triburs

To Ne Tdtv y Ikt y, Y TrI5uHG
SIR: You will an kindness 10 your readers and
20 the citizens Of Ne York who ride the Sixth and
Eighth avs Railroads By informing th-m that thew can
BE- charged way passengers en- any part 81 their
routes over tO ceafs mile and blocks Is within the
mile ard both these Companies extort and De take
for any distance their in erect violation Of their
charter which they hsvs taken this PISS; winter under
the General Railroad Law Of The State Of New York,
raised 1881 wherein It expressly enacted that only
crts Ter mile shal be charged and Why should citi
ztns BE- compelled to pay cents Yours &c Jaw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
ENVIRONMENTS FOR WOMEN

T. ne Tslor 4 r. 8 y f''ssAf
"a: In making Arrangements for he printing toe
cs-sl,cues and Record az tie Crystal Palace IL
,s.sry 10 have tEo persons feed the two presses
.ti,b ne work1g IN ih- buld.ns work commonly Peg
TONED IN printing otier' oy zir ls yon know. Nov A.
- o-fre where applied. where there az seventeen
No., ed II d = way, ht % b. found lat bad 700
t-licacy % 0- tempted y -L7 brilliant show % -a-e
ms necessarily conspicuous position l the exhibition.
THsis not ,eab fact Ia y.e~ 0f the objection Me
~ arv coed peop- 20 extending i- -Pleg- Of female a.
~ 10 Twp setting a. d that II IS destructive % mJies'y
arc morality - employ women AID together "a tbs
or.-sfigr C-gsrtuerti.
a., Y-rs, J-y ~. ls-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
TICKET sWINDLE.

To ne Editor II TheN Y. Tribgae. L..
sIK: VIII you have the kindness TO inform me oy whA'
authort, the gates of our much venerated ery the
NAV ground of our youth Thursday closed against
our cit zers they procured tickets Of entry at the
price Of % cents
Win Won also inform me TO what purposes the amount
IN receiy.d was appropriated Your answer Will mach
oblige an sstCu.hed member of the
0''e VETERAN CoRPs Of lsl2-lJ-lA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16
NICARAGUA.
Arrival Of the Oaniei Webster.

Tha steamer Daniel Webster arrived At an early no"'
yesterday morning from San Juan which port she ist on Tue
evening Of the etb making the passage in niue more
han eight days.
The steamship Prometbeu' left San Juan at the same
tine for New Orleans in place Of the 'nIel Webster
On her outward passage the Promeheus arrived At San
Jssn on the evening Of the 3oth Mr. Lord the purser
accompanied the passengers on the Following morning
The Ihmu and reached San Juan del sur in good
order on the morning the .h where the steamer Cortes
Capt Cropper found in readiness awaiting them and
,eft early th,t afternoon for San Francsco-me from
Eev York - dsys and 10 hours
Mr. Lord then left for San Juan del Norte-havins per
formed the journey thence and back in days and Il honrs
The road is IL excellent condition and the connections all
perfect throughout the route
We are indebted TO Mr. Purser LORD Tor valuable isVOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

ne,ce The Repub6c Il Paraguay has recently nNi- a
80, n oo,-,ce .i,h our Government winch = more
liberal in it. provision, ioan any has'.. ~ tn sE ON - :.
,tJ,5 m, -. cnlv opens toe ntvi ration = A-slm
tcior Psrsguay bu, to Brazil and i,iA o2~nns ioth7
lo,.,on N the miner all the wealth OF Souih Ahe'cA
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siS8


g6lls Average. 2Sls2
In former times Of the principal articles OF imports
into Bueuos ANre -four of which the average ipn
tscn ,ncunird 70 10000 bos Th, tact when tAkea int,
q, wing country the world. well rs ali the smaller
r ms besides Indian rs sbund Ancs proof ho~
mn the pfoper development OF the resources OF tn5
country Is needed and 10 WHIST extent STEAMBOATS, woat
advance the agricultural interests by speedy market
AtrrttIt the navigation OF the Rio De "a FlA' sni -
slutlts IS Carried means % ue-t OF salnS cV
Of SIZES Gom i've tots 10 I'VE hundred tons Il-s- v-s
- have great cs u'ty ia ascending tbs river N-s'ri
s.rorg heac wind and current rud ln d->cen ius o.
oif. u a Times vessel 20 have some nr|l FaF "a u n
der "a sVoid the many Islands that render TIE c'sns am
cplt for tst cs.> vessels, mu'h th.; they ~ i
c,a,lv obtained ~ 81 4nd 81 DAYS i'r tr wlni ,-n let
IN ,orid point q mile in extent, which would have ben
All .sved by hss 81 SeAnIig and ih- vessel cil
have p-oc-.oed hvr voysg- lhr average pt>sG, up
the riyer On Monte video ara back Is Socl. II
~ Cor.r,is 4 distance ii about 400 miles anu oitE
lh.r. Az. lefgeen 900 anu loo sail engaged I'd r H-
ard con. 4 lucrative business ltm,y Or AsA-l va ,
there 10 support the trade Toe toll. F-S Iio-' 81
show aud when il is taken into consiIrIa- h ''' '
population are mostly producers and rth clntl' ava
s superior 10 ery on toe face Of the ein vii u"t D.
disputed that with tie aid Of steam II my os developed
msIy fold.
Estimates Of TIE countries Of the Rio De "a Plata sai
orarcbts II the lsisst census in l,tl.
The Rverint Provinces +L.@
Upper Province on Paraguay and brlneass..... 5-Nss
ptsnes' 2, 49, 80 900 Id sSs
s. southln part Of Boiya. 1e1
WessIu AT Of bisr.. ''
II 50 ~
A nom sfieu Of ncsry 100000. IN onnt' tssed
IA, NJ ne IN the world fDr hsafhintss and wl.h a f- -
- . o, a,c-e % sc''sf- their progress sa4 s,tl
,.., B. lous up. nea' ,o me apgrc'.- OF 9r-i ~
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O--u4nVas k q crf-rz- -5'ha--- 49, sow. %
ana - al.-d F-.-rr down builds; b. C1a- ga
49, O. l.F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

Apopu's,ia Of ncsrly 100000 IN e,in,, tssed
hy ~ ne in the world fr hsaihn,,s. snd wi.h a - r.
sfi,,. % ltc-- % ftc's'- their procr-s& sd ash
,n, b. .ious UP. .nel' ,o 'he approve OF '--i 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

~ the Stephenson Co Ill Fourth Of Jaly C.sbrlSs
- fr-tort where 1000 asseubled) Z ne ~
uIsr tos-ts were tie f.lio~iaSs
stt re menoy JHev cay and Da'lei Ws,sG ,. ,sz5,
so of nl1ceTn tues. 1tE Lles ere osneed a.. ~
r,,ooos 70 county shall BE- lloWn a~''s VIZ '-'"'
In ar sdgta Ci,.,-,n e,ery '0a z. a,s'aa.o -
der I'D as irse czs t-ey ne,f nsfurors nav b. y
non frsr.,e sss .aoo,sa ~ eI'i 10 or laod u.
ever ~ el4. If de- eosnuy Nay their ez-nPss~
'ey.e rl,,,.Tt. e.t r.otecn Of vr,as, or
Lls,'s 20 ~ cry eo he Third stafss M5ssy ~
~ e -. W se5 aeioy NIX ambition s.lss1 -
~ Te gre the ls,.ian ol1 .Los Of modem socey Ss~
il7 - B.rg Geneafu ,f,y they ,eta1s to initiate - -
/ t,, srF--ty he n.esrJ aid acd'Hy Of onf Rpm
r1rac' arc cla-l ;r tic f tie pir, -as ~
81 t-e proceedings 81 tLe - stern fia ~ "uy ''
good JOKE told n tr attempt 70 20 ~ s-' -.
Of ffs fou.tr ~ Efie Pa II app@a's tHf' ne kelr
route, C.rr,f.. - a.. al ~ ne matter q Ed fs5D
Wor yigo-ou.ly cores poLling YIN me az H- -
! giving keyoiu.ioners "a iaWt'toh % 70 Pr "a
r'sgss esA ~ he whole country - urn "nl -
/ s..-Lod 0.sY.4y, sn1 getDg t.'' g.."", n, -
.,.t...s Nv da,s t..afe he mite ps'ei c-.r2f.
/ 80. t,k nice tie COMMITTEE, being reacJ - -
q .C a Drbi meeting ~ i'af IT. ans ~ 40 -
st.t. :s H. .Fht b. deemed nec- say lH5 h. .'1s =
81. te % nr.e publ. fpr'ss 'n.@fl.' 1''eN''''-'
! r. arf va 70 - IL fhe i,.llai. < 'rfhs .,.sS
an Conlni.t.e sho were appointed 70 get u2 e77''
ton otg leave 20 report 4. eo. o,... ,.i,bbrc ~
to. Lin iheir prese1cs and cooperation ~, "a
srsae-e6 our l-tte,s ssyas they were sohS - 9s'~
~, 80, have worked hard 70 raise n 49,
I'm u. - defrs; tie exposes incidental 70 crsp -
go ~ ~ insc .ub..rl ti0Gs tothe anolnio p"
H., intend u divide between themselves. 1t, ss,g
T'sf il con,derati.n OF The above i'e-'' ~
/ l4r,a 70 CTR the 4 noEi1xs .,.,-..,.-ssS :,
IT, Ib-.-a- F.prs 49, Be aa'ea..ey 20 - y
I-.. r-lslr W8s arrrpftd. re -.-'i- '-
tfri he F,...A tos.2ole- s,cor' l.-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-26
TRUSTEE,s SALE,

Dr. virtue Of decree of the High Court OF
ID Chancery of Maryland. the subscriber, Trus
tee, will offer al public sale, at 2 O'Clock, P.
M, on the premises. on
Wednesday, the 10Th day Of .Narch
next, the FARM, Of which the late David
Churchman died seized, lying in Ocloraro Hun
bred, Cecil county, Maryland, on the high road
from Lancaster TO Port Deposit, and adjoining
,hc lands of the late Washington Hall . Commo-
dove Conner, and Samuel Rowland, Esq, con-
tal&ins about
I2J Acres
more or less of fine Land. with fair improve
mens, ami an abundant supply Of Timber.
The said property will be sold subject to the
widows right of dover; the title being in all
respects indispulable.
TERMS OF Sale.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree:
cash. and the balance IN , equal instruments,
at 8, II and Is months, with interest, and Sc
curity, 70 b" approved by the Trustee, or cash
at the uption Of the purchaser.
W. HALL, Trustee,
Spurricr's Court. Lexington Street,
Fch II 3w Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-26
Far, Far Away.
BY MISS s. J. c. wHITTLESEY,


Far, far away, where the sunlight is drifting
Goldenly onward in zlitterng showers,
Where the young Springs rosy fingers are lifting
Up the sweet eye.lids OF hall-awake flow, rs;
Where the broad arms fold naples are aneins
Shadows of purple across the green lea,
Where the recesses of woodland are ringing
With the clear numbers OF bird melody;
Where the sweet jessamine tendrils are cincins
Round the old caves with their blossoms SO
gay,
Where the soft breath of the south breeze is
singing,
Nestles the home of my childhood away.
Far, Tar away, where the eglantine creepeth
Stealthily on The track of young spring,
Where the pale twilight in arms Of Night
weepeth
Tear-drops of dew On the zephyr's cool wing;
Where the first star Of still evening is shining
Trembllnsly down through the clustering
leaves,
Struggling mid shadows, and silvery lining
Soliiude's cell as he stitch and grieves;
Where the green moss.tuIf, bespotted with
flowers,
Softens and smiles in the gIimmering raw,
Hearts that once loved us in long buried hours,
Lie in last slumber, SO far, far away!
Unfolding blossoms their frag GRANGE are fiinging.
From their pure chalices trimming with dew
Heather and woodland with melody ringing,
As Nature liseth meath curtains of blue;
Falry-like fingers, rose Jewels are wreathing
Mid the rich lresses Of mid-bosomed May,
W hlle its low, tremulous whisper seems bIealh-
ing
Ofthe sweet home of my childhood away.
Never again will this heart bloom as brightly,
Never again as in youths sunny day,
Hope never fit through this bosom rs lightly,
AS in that vine-collage. far, far away
Grnham's Maguzine.