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Goal.

NOAL-The subscriber has in Yards, and Is
L constantly di.chasns all the vssoSs kSS; o. AFsrl
cue s"I SsS Tx,rpcol Orrel CAnnel Sidney, Ae- Nc
~ Of the ssy Ses quality, dsh.rSrs u han 1STs '
ana w sae -, TAorurson ard sth-sv- cor Amosst
en-s@' 0O' Dovn town ofiee Ne. 50 Wsll-st,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the surro

sats County Tod, hsfsby al
hsvns JOHN W PALMER 4is Of the cy o.
lodi Buhsr dsssaed The vss voach~s
thsrsf T. sasrs h hos.e No. ~ Avenue Inc CITY
ofss~ beisrs the tsetta day o lH.y nsftDssj,
K-- fos., The T~siah dag u sOseaier, lsbL
ll3sN elns sAhL W. ktLf, Adm. &C.
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misrehaneous.

nEPOT Of PERIGORD PRESERVES
~ A. ROQUE, Importer, No 594 2rosdvsy-Tne sue
cesfui De but mace By thus establishment in recent mod
eat location during the pest year has induced the proprietor
70 remove II to The large premises No 5es Broadway above
Slpoa where an extensive Of xues for the
now offered for sale.
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Removals..

nR. HOLTON has removed from No III
~ Amityst 70 No. 2ls West 2'thst between the sth
and se7ays oPpocie 81 Peters Church. Trus.ees and
Teachers Of Pubic and Private echoos desirns his Lee
feies On Physiology VIII address Applications socordnsy
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surro

u gate q Coasy o. Ss~ Tod hsssty ss
y~rsas ezn sxknst JAMES w. DOMsiCk, zts u Tie
City q New Yoft, dscssssd % Desn, ~ IN ,eaes@.s
tasreof % th< gHee of William ssynou
Co. 80 Chssha sasr. the CITY a se~ Ton Dssfs he
gsa IA, g Ja, ths IGh ar " Jssas<y
lsas WILLIAM n SEYMOUR,
CHARLE, SzkRfLL, K,.c.,.x.
JAMS w DOaIsfcz.
~ i..sms WILLIAM n. DOAfsIch
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IL EMOVAL.-GREArS AvIse OF REsr-3Is
~ March 70 the second for GEO p. FOX Tailor seinf
% and claiming locations with his present tenant Horace
Wsff, Geert Co, 70 gallery entrance fnt foor up
stsiis NO SS3 broadyaJ SeiinE OF any lo<L
ibts Resdynade Clothins, he. Nov never is the tina
Tor targains the present stock VIII be cold resde Of
cost In one or more lots 70 wholesale buyers and The public
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H-EW-YORK and MONTREAL. RAILROAD

N-NEw-YoRA 10 BURLlNGrUN. Sr. JOHSSBJ'-
RY OGDENSB, RGH na MoNrREAL--rick-ese can os
procured the Nelors and New Haven RAilTe<6 Oics,
No fls R.oaawcy. Newly ora, 20 Bellows FAls RatAad,
Rrrfnxtou Win5sor White Siver Junction. Wells River,
81 JohDshary 81 Ab.ns Rouses Point Osaenseuxa sad
MeutreaL E,prgs Trans cave at A aud SSsP. "
ssr-se rheckea throazh Freight By the RtlroA
en- fron Peci shp every day q, p NJ with dspsch
diced rates 70 Darlington. ST. JohnsSaTy OsasnsearsA
Montreal and all Intermediates towns
HYDE. AGENT No. Is Soufn- g.. Nes-ion
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EOR NEW; ORLEANS DIRECT:-Ihe new
.n'spS,s .e.p.Aip UNITED STATES, Wa. c. Bsny.
Cornsa5er vi, s4ss per Ne Nsrs S, 80. % a. =,
BAY March q. II 7. NJ Ine daA--s'~ A ' ~
eeaf1rt speea Ard safety. are wei knoSh-
RATS IAkE- -.
PRS Caexr ...........s ''''''''''
Frsisht 81 cents per eusic sct for Tsisht o. 49,
..ply Al the ofes OF tie Nes-l OH az =
snip Company. 49, -, "a = Rrr.1.sv
Nof-es.lt received on bosrd before A.-sh -
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DpNTRAI RAILROAD II NEWER

- so-, oth T. SSS IS isse Lave Pes
No NORTH River daily for Essioa snd interrnedi1se
p,s-rs An u ", ard 5t5 f.N. and Tor SoGlo.lne
sf4gPM. RsturzsnE, caves PhilhpsbErsa A. and A
n nd 5 IS NJ
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CTEAMER for AU STRALlA, via the
- ISTHMUs Of PANAMA-The substantial steamship
UNICORN Capt W. y Lsdze, having beautiful accom-
rodstions will be dispatched from Panama IN the eariy
mart of April for sydney ewSOuih Wales under steam
and canvas She will take limited number Of First and
Second CABIN Pasengers who can leave New York ~ late
a. by steamer of zIs; March for Aspnwal The attention
of rer,ops wishing TO avoid the voyage around the Cape
is invited to this opportunity. Apply 70
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALL
No 81 South-Jt-, New York.
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PULLING, SECURING and OIL SOAP. for

a "oolen Manufsctarers, Of good quality and a. low
Prices delivered free Of freight charge any Of the vessel
landings railroad dep6ts in tine the New Eng and
States JAMES HARTNERS, Schenectady, ". Y.
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sps rsse II nara ho. No. 1c w,,M
Mh Co Manufacturer -.-.No. u Maiden lane.
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ROSEMARY and CASTOR OIL are decld.

DOSEMAkl ana CASiOh oiL hc ucou-
HI edly the incest and beet articles IN the world for
d.s.ps the hair They restore ard besutf IL ersti ssfe
dspdruA promote rich aud luxanAnt growth and rcndei
II sol and pabe All the genuine which 10 seenan saiy
and Chemically prepared win have the signature OF nus
SELL sPALDlNU upon IT, who 70 sole Amenean Mana
fscturer and Proprietor Prinsip. depot No c IN
montrow, Boston sold NE, ss~ica . ~ Iaha. "a
Broadway Trial bottles Is cents, large bottles, ls.
C,AND's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP,
- l2l Is and 50 cents delightful and sure rcsnedy
Tor Consh Colds and Consumption sold whclesais and
retail AT SANDS Mammoth DRUG STORE. No VI Jsms-~.
XVHISKERS and MOUSrACHES can be
w produced in AK wseks by usips 0RAHAMs or.
UENf without stain OF injury To The shn This can 70
moved by one bottle bat OF every one VIII say
tOh IL. another humbasw To ell such say "Dont buy
H." Ono dollar per bottle; sent 10 any part OF che ooeaoy
r. q. GRAHAM, No. 81 Ann-st, Fowiers baiidoss
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EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA

Oh OIIhhLEoION dHU IbVhIDh.
Il seni-weekly U. s. Msil Line.-The new and fAs',
going steamer MARION, NJ. Berry commander, Will
Iea1e Pier No 4 North River, on SATURDAY, March 49,
att O'Clock p NJ precisely -,
Por Freight apply board where All bills Of ading Will
be siEped and for passage st the office of
sSOFFORD, T1LEsTON Co, No. IS South-at
Through Ticket, for Florida as follows To Jacksonville
S3l to Pilafta, SIS.
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cold Mnins Compsny.
.u.pDs secretary and Transfer Agent or Grass Valley
Id hiNhN co,d Mnns No. l07 FULTON at
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TIE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
Il ROUTE-VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRAN
CISCO The Accessory Transit Co OF Nc4raxnA proPne
tors-Through in advance Of the Mal-Ony Line siyinE
Through Tickets. ud ne the Isthmus crossing The
fsvorte Doodle Engine steamship PROMETHEUS, 1000
tuns burden, will leave from pier No North River, At
o'clock. precisely. for San Juan del Norte, SATUR
DAY, March ls eouneotTg with the pooulr Steamship
PACIFIC, ls0O tuDs burden the Nicaragua Transit
Route hsving bot II miles Of land transportation. These
unsurpassed in their ventilation and sooonno
dstions For information, al the lowest ste-
apply only at the Agency OF the Company no Battery
Place up stairs c. VANDERBILT. AGENT.
PssseDse cautioned AGAINST the Representations o.
hired Of other lines None employed for this
hne. msil bag is made up At the Office.
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yurnAces, yentilAtoIs, Registers.
avn cTIyFR Manufactured and Deaer). 81 Cliff 4
pwIrs Co, IEProved Ranges l......-..So i''Grandst
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$500. risk.Hoeks, Linen ana S2ttVh Lthc
ssveles i,S srnons Fotks, Cuilery sc
III WINS tNsnaer rs and InpoFterS) No Is nsisen lane
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REMOVAL OF.THE ---.
WILMIA7GT0N WHOLESALE & RETarL
=. Rock md SfHtfnnerv Sfnr.,

TAPER AMP. RAG WAREHOUSE. and
l T. BCOK BIND ERY.aad BLANK BGOE
| M.4ND-F.aCTORY, to 1877 Market ST., ~ I
mington, DEL, Gene docr above. the old STAN,
The subscriber, having fitted up q Stnrrhsu>,
and Binder., especially adapted 10 bis business
and made large and carcirlly selected additions
10 his stock, calls particular attention 10 his
Cheap School Books. Choice late miscellaneous
! Literature, Maea zines and cheap PnbFca-
lions, Bibles, Prayer and Hynia Books
Writing, Printing. Wrapping AMI Fancy pnrcr,
| Staple and Fancy Stationery. Included in which
is a large and CHI an collection of Porte Mon
paies, Por, Folios, Work Boxes, and fancy goods
generally.
C. Additional work men and facilities in the
Bindery, with new improved ruling machine.
and other labor-ssvng machinery, enables hin
always to supply superior and cheap artlclc
Of standard patterns of day books, ledgers, cash
and record books. pass. copy, cypherng, music
and drawing books. Also, 10 furnish promptly
orders for blank books of every pattern, and to
bind ma -aznes, pamphlets, and old books in
any and every style desired.
RIGS! R.qGS!!
bought in large or small quantities, at the high
EST prices fer cash or its equivalent It eNchang-
eh. All are invited 10 call al the New Stoi",
ana examine, where a more general supply Of
goods ;an be found than in any one book ur ia
lonery store IN the larger cities, aud whore
any article may he returned that does not cAne
up 10 rsprrs rnlation, OF give satisfaction.
J. 1. HEALD, 1877 Market ST.,
Dec ~ ON Wilmington, Del.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY,

.N'eu London, Chester county, Pa.
fE7 ME WINTER SESSION OF this School
will commence on the first Monday Of
November. and continue five months.
TERMs.-Boardine and Tuition, sos
Washing, music and modern languages are
extra, at the usual charges.
The course Of Instruction is thorough, com
prising all the branches Of solid English,
math ematicaI, and classical education. This
Institution is situated in highly cultivated
and moral community, aloof, in great inea-
sure, from temptation and the influence OF evil
example. The buildings are large and adapted
to the comfort of the students.
The Principal will be aided in the teaching
department by the following thoroughly quail
flied ASSISTANTS Mr.. Edward Sauter, graduate
OF the University of Tubilse Germany, and
Mr.. j. II. Berry, Clinton county, Pa; Mr.. H.
Rowland, Teacher Of Photography; Professor
Lang, teacher of vocal and instrumental music.
Early application and Attendance at the
opening of;hc session are desirable.
ByFor Catalogues containing particulars
address JAS. B. MCDOWELL,
Oct % 3m Principal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-31
HOLIDAY GOODS,

whicIr they have just received from the impor-
tors AMI manufacturers, comprising almost n
perfect exhibition in itself, of the ingenuity of
man.
We have not time 10 enumcratc our unriva-
led ass,ntuirni, but invite all to call AMI see,
AMI >"i' ct fer themselves. Having had an cx-
prrencc "E Eileen years in The manu iacinIC and
sale oi j wc!Ty an SiIvct-ware aud Farcy
Goods, we Halter ourselves thai are Suiii-
cicn!iy acquainted with the trade, TO buy az
low. and sell as cheap. az any other house this
sill" the big Iond, AMI mach lower, than the
same -oots can BE- purchased. in the ctyi and
turnover, we warrant each and every article,
to br a. represented.
Elnt0n, Dec u, 80 If
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20 Et;c FRIENDS of Prohibition.

The Maine Law Convention Of Baltimore
City, having appointed delegates, to meet in a
Maine Law Convention, TO be held in Annapo.
lis on the third Thursday. (being the 18th day.
oiJannary, next, and having invited each coun-
y to send is macy delegates, as il is entitled to
Representatives in the Senate and House Of
Delegates. II has been suggested that Il c0nvcn-
ton Of The friends Of prostitution. in Cecil coun-
y. b., hrli in ElklCn, ON thu first saturday,
(h"n" The 1th day.) III January nrX'. 10 APP
point delegates TO attend said State Convcn-
tion TO be hrI in Auuapoljs.
L"1lhr opponents q The Rum Traffic in Co.
ell county. REMEMBER / at Cecil has been pi-
un"rr c,ru y IN this ttI,ttei; and let every man
wa" d''ir'- the srPl rts>cn Of III" traihc see
10 i-rhat his ncighhurEou! is represented in
count! C'n'rnl;on. tn saturday the IN OF Jan
unry. Cone on", conc u!i.i
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THE Pr opposed CHANGEIN THE TARIFF.
1T is stated that The bill Amending the
tariff act, in accordance with the sugges-
tons made by the Secretary of the
Treasury in his annual report, has been
already framed, and will probably be
reported by the committee of ways and
means Of The House in very few days.
IT is also said that the Secretary's rec
onmendat ions are in no way departed
from in settling the principles Of the
bill, and that the statement that large
and important additions have been made
to the free list is not true.
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HOUSES IND LOT

OF lots, lying in the town of Elklon, fronting on
Main street and extending 10 Back street,
wherron the said Edward kennari recently
resided; and also all the said Edward Kcnnard S
right, title, claim, and interest in aud to a lot
OF
HOUSEHOLD q KITCHEN FURNITURE
and lot Of Store Goods, situated and remain
ing in the dwelling house and store house re-
Gently occupied BY the said Edward Kennarll,
in the tcwn OF Eihlon, aforesaid which lot OF
Furniture anl Store Goods, consists OF the fol-
lowing articles, To wit:
20 jas Is earthrn jars, pair scales and
weights, 3 coffee mills, 8 pair shoes, pair
boots, ? coli l." pots, | sugar bowl, 9 mouse
traps. In measures, sugar funnel, lot Of spoons,
lot OF barrels. TIN ware, stoves, large look
inI glass 3 tables, sanI scltce, Q chairs, lot OF
dishes plates, b"dstcad and >acking, II chairs
and sctter; b",Is, bedsteaIs, sacking, wash
slanI, looking class, clock, carpet, mating, &c.
And hereby give notice, that on SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of Ianua.y, 1854, on the premises,
between the hours OF II o'clock NJ. and 3
o'clock p. NJ, will expose the above named
property to public sale to the highest bidder for
cash 10 satisfy sad writ AMI the costs.
llEZ. FOARD,
Dec q Is (S5 0O) Const.
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The Fiia.:s2i',sH.

The magazines for JANUARY come to
MS wiki editorial exec iIrnc;r>.
HHAHAM's M4GtzlNE.- Graham, Ed
lt"r; OAgHi"n> ug "itn jlir new year
has s. l'nss! rN-;av.nLs- splendid TO-
rlns-sl.iendid prose. c"arl",s. iern1,
90 peg year, single COPY; two corirS
for 10; FIVE for $40.
me NATIONAL MAGAzlNE.--Carl'cn
& Phillips, New iorn; % per year; }
copies for -. ! his is most excel
lent and ,e.NaL!c magazine. No su1-
scrih"r 10 it can think lis money idly
paid.
PUTNAM's MONTHLY roes on its state
~ march Of Improvement. 1t is a rare
WORK unrXcrIled in literary merit by
any other IN the country. So per year
and postage paid; 8 copies for 5l2.
The .horh BritiM Reriew auJ EdiM-
burg Reriem.-We have these widely
known British Quar'erirs ior the last
quarter of 1853 from Leonard Scott &
Co., New York. They are aide mum
beers; Just such as have est1E llSh"d for
those publications their literary fame.
The American publishers, also publish
the London and W esimins!er Quarterly
Reviews and Blackwooi's Magazine, at
the following remarkably cheap prices :
For one Review SO year; for two 50;
for three 81; for the four So: Black
woods Magazine S;3; for Blackw God and
the four Reviews $40.
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VALUABLE LAND
IN CECIL COUNTY MARYLAND
TRUSTEES SALE.

/ THukTEES5
nv ~ r, Ut.
/ for Cecn on,n,r =; Clancn,r ,ho w..
NJ, "a. :" =, pnr'I;. Sai ha,a,
a[ Ia,nh rahns ~, ~ r ill.,, az tue "''e'
~, W"
hufSddy, the loM or Fe6runry, 1904,
a. between the hours of and p NJ
, All those iac,s, parts OF tracts or parcels of
land in Cecil cuunly. now owned by Thomas
5. Thomas and wife, and hereinafter partcu-
'arly mentioned ana described.
NO l. BENG paI' Oh tract called "otory's
hcaoo"S' c'''a'"S
223 ACRES,
.,,, . ,ood., ,,o., -, lass
JIi. C,rn, J.. l,o,,,.L v,;,t,r half, mia m Tho
william, -, Nc,,h E,,, /, borI,rs -, m. Nnr,h
E,st, iy,r ,nJ i ,,c.ss;hie hv ,o,I rn,d and
s,raml,a, 10 n,l,imnr. and ph;la i,lnhia
TL.r. ;s , s,oii tr.ll,,,, bom.. az, III, ,r,.,,,;-
s.s,,le land is p,oine,,rr and III, rrncips good
For beauty and cunvcuIruce of location, this
proucrty caunot be SURPASSED.
No. 2. Is rarl of the same tract called aSto-
rvs Meadows" and contains
10 ttDES
ana ioo"S mere OF less. ~ IL "1I"'"S NO. +. ~
Lug -, - "'i ,' 49,, I ~,
,h, ,rN,- ei'"' ~
g., ;,t,,,.a,o,,,,, ,,,,..,,,,
,,,,Il,,' IIn,,. rni,,':s ,, h W. , nI
-, 49,, E,,',. IL, s,,,,I, il, ,'' "'t" ;""''
L.,,s,;hI'. ,,s ,,,.,ir, ,,,,, ="
r,,,,,,t'I, i',.,oj rr,' .,.,,,,,I '''".
r..I,aIi, ~, ,,a,,,l,,.,,,ra, ., b., - 49,!
,ynr., ' " AVN '''''''
A., Q 7. nor, oCo ,o,,,c ,r,.. ,fIo,d c,g,,l
s,l p. "" w. ~ ->"''' '"'''"
'''N' ''' ,~a ,, ~"
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CO.NST.4BLE'S SHE.

DY virtue of n writ of Fler Facias, on Inlg-
ID ment OF condemnation, issued by Edmund
Brown, Esq, one OF the Justices OF the Peace
Of the State Of Maryland, in and for Cecil
county. ut the suit OF John J. r. Poole and Jas.
NJ. SrwaIl, trading under the style and firm OF
Poole & Sewall, against the goods and cIallles.
lands ani 1cncmenls Of Edward kennard, aud
10 me directed, | have seized and taken into
execution. all the right, tItlc, interest. claim
and estate Of the sail Edward kennard in and
to all those
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Gift Peoks fnr the HOLIDAYS.

JUVENILE Keepsake, Siverlake Stories,
d Home Pictures, Christmas Box, Sunny Side,
Fern Leaves. Said for the Solitary, Battle Sum-
MGR, Fresh ulranings, Ola House by the River,
Arthur's Library for the Household, Songs for
Little Ones at Home. A great variety Of select
potns and miscellaneous books neatly bound,
which will make handsome presents; for sale by
Dec n T.. BROWN, JR.
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THE CECIL WING,
Is PUBLISHED. EVERY SATURDAY

BY p. C. RICKETTS,.
TERMs.--Two dollars year in advance, ant
two dollars and fifty cents if not paid in advance
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADvERrIsING.-On dollar a square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents square foI
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal to that, make square
Fractions of square, counted as a square
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi -annu-
ally or by the yea, at moderate rates.
UHanlblls and J oh Work orall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office of 'THE
WHIG"l in the centre ofthe town, next door
o Doct. Walace's Dug Store.
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20 lie1lers un9 G1rrespmIc,. ).

Ug-Two fine poems, suiling the day. from
Shelley and Te nnyson, are printed on the first
page.
uyN We have another letter from "E. T.. F. -
written from Vevay, Ind, which will be print
ed next week.
~We have poem from Miss S. j. c.
WhiltIesey, which shall have an early inser-
ton.
OyHcre is anoIhnr neat efnslon sent Us By
"Jones." One Of our fricn Is thinks he has
seen something very like it before: What sa y
you soonest"
For Tie Cecil Wing.
WHO SENT ME THE MOTTO
".1ruy riM Melancholy.
The sun OF the incoming,
Uncluudel AMI ilghl,
The landscape adjoining
With lusllc AMI Ii sht,
To glory and glalnrss,
New bliss may imIarl;--
But, oh! give 10 sadness
AMI Soltnrss Of heart
"A moment TO pom lei, season to grlcve,
Ihe light OF the morn, u the shadows 81 eve
men soothing renec'Ipns,
Arse on tr nilrtl;
And scsei rrcol"ctons,
OF friends wno wr,t kind;
OI lore that was trnIrr,
AMI YET COutd ISc0y:
Ol Visions whose ,.Irn .or
Tune wIihcrri .'u,caJ;''
IN All that Tor b:-ninr:s q bcauly may seem,
The paniin4 Oi Lane! the worn vi 4 Itra.n
The soft c."ni ct whitcn"ss,
The stars hr"mlna i"rouSh,
Ia" pare moon u brightness,
lac deep Say ii bIAc;--
he luSh 81 Int i!vtr.
lhioUah Wales that arc still,
IN" licr2r, last ever
s.4h !.Hc DER ''.at hU,n
Are snnn slhat can soften. Al ~ .> Ina; i'm rafi
A bliss - The eye. an | balm 10 ia" hcI,i.
HHHlemf"!s, nc. g, %. Jn>i.s.
- The West Chester REGISTER ami EtnH.j-
'.gr. wn!su a:t~ wrrh. .so rather du;iAjca IT, t
originality "i a Iuic poem written ioI lhi>. pa
per by Miss WHIrTLisEi Of Va. published
ln>t week, giving credit 10 TIE in4cye.d.n
IlA'g, one OF b,'o"'s N.jrew .Ge!riies, co!.-
m"nc'u4 thus:
''S"c walk, in h.aniy like lh, ni.hl
VI ci"h ''"S> c,i.n"> L.tI Starr! >kIrS.'
"c'housht every p 'rNup hnaw By heart rl.a!
pft'|y little poem, by the great crate bard.
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WESTERN LANDS
EOEs SALE.

= NlN Acres of Land, in Tlrpccanoe coun.
C.JDO ~. Indiana. said lands, are s,ua
ted IN ihc Wabash River, and are equal to any
other lands in that State. Also 100 TOWN
LOTS in one of the most aourshing towns in
Illinois. For terms &C., npply TO
o. G.. KIDD,
na'tle Swamp P. o., Cecil Co., Md.
Fec. 81 '53-2w.
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70 the Citizens Of Cecil County
We rash youa
MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR.

NO" iiy You desire 10 make your frirnis Imp.
~ py, and remember you nj least for a twelve
month 10 come, be sure 10 call at the store Of
c. ". MtiNSONS CO.,
Main Street, Elaton, opposite the Court House,
an make a selection for them, from their new
and extensive stock OF
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! ~ Dooa,nbio ,,s,za
s,r,b MplIa, Toh. 80 A0S'
Sill HIM, S,o.,
Cmn,, Sol al
InLn Wesinr Stool
u,IIC ob;.., ~, ,L;
I Cnr ,br .ais ot oor,o;n ,,al nn,a,a :, Cao;i
conn,r. whereof William W;lcox d;.d .o,zsd
and oGivid. tho nrncoeLs ,,ar.oI ,,n,,, ,ho ,o,
oral ns,,i.s entitled tber.,o occor,I;n, IN ,ha;r
several pronortions and IN r,,onir, The sail
Soroh huI,rn IN nc,nnn, e., ,La sorIS and nor
il. oc IN, so;d Real Estate he ber rcc.Iv,d
The bill STATES thai the said William Wilcox
died seized oC said real estate. nm mr. obon, the
9Th dav of Aupus,. l93S. interstate lcoying a.
his bo,r. Iaw E,;shr II W,Ir,x s,,,L VIII
Marparet Tonnes wife of William r ,,omes. Mar
tina Ioudcn wifi, of John Louden. Film Steel
wifi. nj John SIe.l and susan M.iIrn wifi. of
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FOo SALE OR RTET.

THE sUSQUEAANNA HOTEL, in Port
L Deposit, now occupied by Mr.. Hugh F..
Burlin, and doing profitable business. Pos
session given on the 25th of March next. Apply
TO JOHN CARSON,
Dec. lO.-6t Port Deposit, NIL.
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A NEW OPENING.

0Fa beautiful assortment o! plaid and fig'd
" Mouslin de LANES, Calico Prints OF the
most renowned manufactures: Mourning Goods,
ig'd and solid cold; also,
Musln., Plaids,
Tickings, Stripes,
Linens, Checks,
Long and Square Bay State Shawls, fg'd and
plain cold Cashmere do, black; olive. and
brown Cloth. for ladies wear; watered silk for
trimming, silks for lining, mantilla velvet,
very WIDE; pointed velvet trimming, slnps,
braids, ribbons, frinecs, bindings, silk cords,
silk and glass buttons, &C., at
Dcc3 VIM. TORBERT'S.
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yyOG6-!cayc for Sale.

CTANDlNG PINE WOOD will be sold at
~ one dollar per cord, in lois TO suit purcha-
sers; situated on Back Creek, from one ana a
hall to three miles west Of Chesapeake City,
Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
Dec u 3ws JOHN RANDEL, JR.