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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09
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oatsn auf ben 8sinsn babe INN bic ameri
fanifbe Sbifff. bel ibrsr Qnfunfr an isnem
eanes anSu9rsifsn.
= Die@rpebition. melhe pcn unferm
@ouuernement nad Sapan asfaurt ,pirp. III
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fransoiifhen Seitunaen seworoen. wsIds
cis unternebmuns nibt atlein biuieen. fon
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una. oab Sapau por foIh' elmer Ssemadt
Su RrsuS friedsn msros. Wir bUffsn es |!
Merifo.-@in BebfeIbIatt fa9t lber
bic lsste RsuoIution in bisfsm uneIhds.
eanos: "9Bir furdtsn nitt. ro6 MerifO in
Stldn Serfauen mro. gs binat 70 lCfe
Sufammsn. ea6 bic Sbeile nur esrinasn
Wioerliano ben barten St6sen entesgenfs'
Sen founen. Uelbt lie bsifdnois erbaIten.
sic Ihmanfen bin uno Der uno nebmea
alsit einem penoel ibre frlbere SteiIun9
Wiecer elm uno seben rueitsr. wie Ucrbs."
gorP. 2. Sebruar-@ @tffan Qbenb
um 10 llbr brab elm f,br fartsS 9smittsr
nit bsftiasm DOnnsr unb Isuebtsnosn 8li
ben iber unfere Staot aus. 9lsib barauf
wuroe bic Staot Uon sinem HsaensufIt
iberfhwsmmt, Der ednS einsm 9switter'
fiurms in Der Mitts bes Sommsrs 9Ii6.
Cas 1T eemi6 sin fstenss @rsigni6 in Der
Mitte bts Winters. beute Mcrasn 1T es
! Iebr neblia uno unaewcbnIi6 waim.
GbieaaO. 81. San. I'm Samifaa
1beno errIocierte Der DampfrsfIel tiner
iioticndrcn Mafbine auf Der Gifenbabn
8ntinouns. uno brri Mdnner blisbrn auf
Der Steue toot Der &sffsI wurce 26 Ru
tbfn nett esworfsn. Die urfdbe Der @r-
ploiion NOR Die Su serin9e Auantitdt Baf
fer i'm Rs6sI.
WsuIidbe @ntbhuuuasn in Gbatau
qua @duntp. q. . srasbsn. po6 ,.rsipsitd.
bic perfOnsn' oafslbfi nit eiEem usasesbn'
ten Spiiem pon SaIfhmiiRIsrsi. Tieberti
unp anpsrn gli6tswircisfsitsn in @rtin.
puns febsn.
RED Der prabtpoas RrpffoIpaIaf, in
Reu gorf. iff fsiner 8cusnouns nahs. uHc
wiro In einiasn @o6sa 5ur-Iafnabme-Upn
artisfIn' beteit fsin.
(, SSR c.bIen -8ous bsr Ranawta
Rtaicn in 8irsinisn ifno birfes Sobr 65.'
900 Buf6sl GSbIen vstfanet moresn.
): %S Sein GROCER Diama:nt pen bslem
@lanSe wur6s in GoIifOrnisn sefnneerr. =
@snn edit, wirb er BON src6em @srtb leifl.
R~Sti nitmaIs m1eia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09
Sin ftbrecflid,ee lInnliief

trei9nete lido Dor siniesn Iaesn in Seaforh
Delamare. Gin iun9er. etpas anaefrun
fener Mstroft. NOR in bic Maiifpiss zines
neusn S6eonsrs asfIsttrrt. unb uerfuhts
nan msbrersu i'm bsobadtsnbsn prfonen
isins @sftidIidfsit Su ssissn fid uon Der
tinen Maftfpise nad Der anoern, cine Snede
pon go Su6 auf benz Sprin9tau su bsseben.
-llm oisfss ausSufibrsn. belt sr iidb nit 6dn.
Den uno SnBen an cem Eau uno rutfdte.
w6brsno Ger Rorpsr binab bina. Die Su6e
ppran. porpdrts. ais CT unasfibr 40 SuB
suriidseIe9t bate. osrIcrsn Die Su6s ibren
6aIt, unb er bIieb nit ben 0incsn am Eau
tduasn. Gr madtte mehrere Srfu6s nit
cen Si6sn bas &au spiseer Su ssminnsn.
msldss ibm ieeoh ni6t aeIons. Gr risf
earnuf aus: - Sd, meree fallsn. gOtt fei
mir gnici9." Den untsniisbsnosn nor fsin
SbidfaI tIar. CbaIsib fis ibm sbsn 70 me-
Mig Ssiiianc su Isiifen usrmodtsn aIs meb'
rsrs in ben Maafpissn brfineIi6s Mstrofsn
60 bIisb sr msbrsrs Minuen biuasn une
man fob nit gntftesn mie Elm Singer nah
csm anban ben 5aIt uerler. 5uIsst Der
faats oub Ger lsbte Singer Zen Disnii uao
sr fsl in prpsncieuIarsr Ri ttuna NIT fol
der 9sfbminoiatsit uno araft auf oas Ded
bsrob. oaB elmer fsinu G6enfelfnoten bic
fss ourtberane, uno Der anbsre smsi 5ollin
ben Bretteru obbrah. Die Rno den wareu
ucllfdncis Ssrfpliittsrt. unp er lebts nod ei
ne Gtunos. wdbreno CT um 8sr9sbun9 fsi
-ner Suneen asbts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09

NS Der prabtpoas RrpffnlpaIaf, in
Rcu yorf. iff fsinsr 8Ouencuns nahs. uHr
witb in einiasn @o6eA BurG Gafnabms3Upn
GrtitrIn befeit fsin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09

R@@ins SuhsiOeo foub unIdnaif nabe
@enirsuils. DO. iiatt, rpobfi usbti cen Sd.
germ rs ,puHtt ttfbeiIist wortn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09

~Gin S6rsibT aus Dem MinnefCto
3srritOrium crfIdrte bic bcrtiss eanof6afi
als unpaGeno fur otutfbe QnfieoIr. Der
@inter oausrt adt Monat. brci fsisn esnen
oss norcIibsn RusIanos sIeib. uno in ben
pisr Sommsr Monatsn mhiie man ii6 nit
Snoiansrn uub Musquitos brrumf6Iassn.
Gin fbledtes BranIaen oas
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09


@ecrain iit Elm Strsit sntfanosn in 8s
treff ibir rsfpsftiuen 9renssn. georsisn
ma6t Infpruh auf ausfhIisBlihe @sri6ts,
bnrf6aft ibsr ben Sapannab' SIus mslte
Sio- Carolina bsfirsifet.
~ Die SeItenbeit oes fleineu SiIbsr'
wsbisIs IN iset Elm g,sesnfiano oIIssmsinsr
Rlaae, befonbers in unfern Seefdeten
SilbermunSsn fino su sinsm SanoslsartiteI
aeworben. unb bic @sIomdfIer faufen bic
fdbm auf an elmer prdmie pon 8 bis 4
prcSent ubsr Sob. Sn Bofon linb Silt.
f6riften an ben Gon9reb fur bic Qbbufs
biCss MaugeIs Don outn 0anosIsIeuten
uno Bonfen in jsnr Staot in umIauf ae'
fest wcreen. Qls Elm MsitteI, um oiefer
Belhwerbe obSubsIfsu. miro smpfoblsn. oab
Der Gouarse bas prde,u pon so Gents
9cIoGfidm in rinefcrmiser 9sifalt peroro,
nsn foIlte. Mit bisfsn uno ben Drei Cents
Sthdsn aIanbt man, fcnnts man i'm Sc,
f6dftsperfsbr fcrttcmmen.
YeIis . fdt a, Der nsue tiirfifbe Sc
Ianots in Qaris, if erit 80 Sabre alt unb 70
unasbeuer reid. oaB CT Der mufeIm6nnifde
Rotbfdilc stnannt nirb. sc bsiBt, er ba.
be SO MiIlionsn SranFen (stwa 8 Mlillic'
nsn &baIsr) auf fsinsr 9ieifs pcn Der 6oben
Yforte biz na6 Barrier berGtoile. ausaeae
ben. 4ue fsine 8toisnfen truasn auf Der
9anSsn Rsife bas tirfifbe Gofium. Gr
psrfhsnfte 90 600 Sbaler an Bsoisnte. so:
fiillicns unb &dmmeriunefern nur auf feir
nsr 8sifs BON Marfsitles bis nab Waris.
I RS8 8cr BEN @sfcessbun9sn BON Sra.
rpIano uno Delaware liest Gin proieft. ei
nsn S6fs Canal BON eintm paHeneen
punfte an Der Gbslapeafs- s-Sap nad Der
DsIawars- einis Su bausn Der an Der Ster,
| fibs 100 Sus uno om grunos 60 Su6
brett feiu fOll. Ser 8apitaI.Stcd Der Com
pasnis tOu 100000 3baIsr fsin.
@ Gin S6rcbn aus Dem MinnefCto
3srritOrium erfIdrts bic bortiss eanbfhaft
as unpaIenb fur osutfbe QniicoIr. Der
@inter bausrt abt Monat. brsi feien benen
rss noroli6sn RusIanbs eIsib. unb in ben
bier Sommer MOnaten muffe man fi6 init
Snbiansrn uno Musquitos brrumf6la9sn.
Gin fbledtes Brsnlsen oas (!
a Der ubttare Sames Buchanan fon
aIs prifiosnt oes SrontIin Marf6aQ Col.
Iseiums. wsIdss man in eontafer Su eni6.
ten bsatii6ti9t, srwdbIt woroen fepn.
Sunbsbn pHf6iebens pIdns psrte en-
in @afbinaton bsfprChen, fir ben Bau
elmer @ifsnbabn na6 oem ffillsn MGr.
MS Dem gpitOr pts SprinafIsIb @e,
publican iif pon elmer Dame Gin &udsn Su'
aefaubt wcrbsn, Der 26 Sabre alt uno nod
in pOuecmmen sutsm Suffanee fsin fOa.
@Sn Gpntbiana. 8sntudp, III cine
SaIf6niiusubanee sntbedt uno bic 5aupt-
mdnntr fsff9enommsn wcroen.
% DreibunNert taufene 1baIer finN
iset nod ncibi9.' um eas Maf9inston.
Wohumsnt Su pcusneen.
@ Gin Collar MlierOfscp IN nmIih In
0suDOrf besOnnsn wOrbfn.. pom prOfeiTor
&. Sines, rpcourb @sesnlfdnee II ,450, 900
MaI psrgr65srt wstbsn fOIlen. -
~ Briefe pom paris wcusn wisen,
ous Der franS6IIfhs Raifr an eissr 9rant'
belt Itibs. weIbs tsin ssbsn bsStObe. -s
RS 6ross psinu @tleIad mas su Idn-
fen fCGfi.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09

Nit grpebition mad, bfm Ga plata
uno qnroauan. nnfer rrm BffsbI ron eieat.
paae. sur g,forftuna eiefer Str6mr, mno
in, 9aufe oiefEr 990de obftgtIn. Man fr-
martst pon sinu SanetIsn6fnuna NIT
Paraguay, sroBe &OrtbtiIe fur ben @eth
banoeI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09
&ur ppn Nnerophpbia (6nnoSputb.l

Capt. Wousnnss, Der poliSsiGbef ucn
Neu. Stleons. berihtstb1 ,pitapune." bae
Die nSportsmdnnsr" in bm parifh BON
ct. Bernard, eouiiiana. f6On lanes init
Zen SsiIfrdften sinsr flsintn Saainsnort
bsfannt fsisn, msI6s rie 9uneswuib belle.
Sl6t ollsn fOlIen es bic pHanaer anmsn'
ben, wsnn cine psrfon aebiBen III. fonoern
feIbif aud ben touen 5uno bamit hsiIen.
@apt. Wousnnss bat fir cine Auantitdt bss
SaamcnS aefanot." - SolIte ciefe. elmer
snsIif6sn 5situus entnOmmsns Nadridt
9esrinost fein. 70 wdrs es wabrIib BON I'M.
fbdebarsm Wertb, nit bsm Wittsl bsfannt
Su werben. M66tsn mir baIo mebr oapOn
h6ren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09
GaIifpruifn.

Das ..Dcpnispiue GtO." cine in eiufnl
Miniroifrift GaiifOrnims bsrausssssbms
3eiiuns. entbdlt fcIssnben bOIOrsn para
9rarbfn
p9arte 3eittn.-Gd,nse IN A Su6
tiff in Zen Bergen. 5oIs Foflst 90 EboIfr
eas RIdfftr nnb bic Rdtts Ia bitlIid,.
Slarsr in rar nnb foilst 40 Gents oas pfo.
QBir warren sssmunasn eiuen 2baIcr fir ei
uen flsinsn eaib 8rcb ~ 9stsn. Rinb-
fIeifd perfauft Su .35 Gents bas pfunb.
@ir beffen es toninsn baIo siniae Waul'
fcI nit eebsnsmittel bier an. tsnn Die prsi.
fs fino pirsli6 iber eem eebsnsmere."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09

&S Sr0ss Osinsn @tlNIad mas eu Fdu-
an fOIlf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09

E%@ iriet man in Brtrsn gun
gsrfauf in fTsinn SdfTsrn bsrun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09

r 1SS Scr BEN @sissgebun9sn BON Ma.
tplano uuo Delaware liest elm prcieft. si
usn S6iffs'@anal BON eintm pafsnSsn
punfte an Der Ghsiopeafe- mad Der
DeIawars-einie Su buuen. Der an Der Sber.
fldbe 100 Su6 uno om Srunos 60 Su6
brett fein foIl. Ser 8apitaI,Stcd Der Com
paanie fou 100000 SbaIer fein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09

RR Sci nismaIs mneia'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-12

lmost from the earliest ages of the world
mankind have been prone to lift the veil that an
allwse Creator has spread over the .lImmrr-
ing und uncertain future. and with curious eyes
10 iajhom its dim and shadowy depths. The
Soulhsnyrrs, Magicidns, and Astrooscrs of the
Egyptians. Assyrians. Nineyites and other ma
ivrs of antiquity all laid clam to this mi h,y
aud Godilh rower. Considering that 'shad-
owS, clouds and darkness rested ON them it
was not to be wondered at: but in this enight-
cncd age il is surely matter Of wonder that
people with all I'll" light of science; and the c1-
perIcncc OF by@onr ares, will listen to and be-
Her', the communications OF the rappers pur-
porting as they do, to b" from the spirit uorH .
As il has been my privilege to see some of the
phenomena TINT attend the formation ola circle:
] will for the information of those that may be
disposed to try the experiment, state n lew of
the manifestations have seen. Those that are
TO form the circle place the palms ofthei right
hands on the table. taking care that as much as
possible Of the SUI face of the hand shall tou cl
lh' top Of the table; then place the palms ofthe
left hands on the backs of the right. After
they have set about 80 or 80 minutes and in
some cases an hour; the table will begin Ia
move, generally from the right to the left; tho
have heard it said if the left hands are placed
on the table i, will move to the left. have
formed part Of six circles and in only one in
stance did we fail to put the table in motion al.
ter Sltin. % or 80 minutes. 1t mostly moved
in Il circle, but sometimes II went in straigh,
line. al others it would rock from side to side as
il possessed by an evil spirit.
So this last child Of Humbugs numerous fam
lily, that has crazed not n few weak minded per.
sons, and almost turned the heads of some OF
our wisest men, can be performed by three or
four school boys o humbuggery thy follow
erS are numerous.
/ offer no opinion on the cause or causes tina
put the table in notion other than this that il
is caused by electricity, and that it can be eX.
planned on the principles Of Psychology as aic
down by DR.. Dodge. IoTA.
! New Ca sNc Couaty, DEL, Feb 2.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-12
From The .7merican Union.
THE
MAID OF MYRTLE VALE.
BY MlSSS. J.C, WHITTLESEy.

d. Nlioo % ) u " III LESLls
Beautiful and bright are the memo
ries that cluster around that lovely spot,
sweet Myrtle Nale-memories that smile
up through the dim vista of departed
years, in radiant streams along the ma
zy aisles Of the shadowy Past.
Voices soft and low as 1Eolian wins.
perings, come trembling up from that
far off home in this hushed and purpIing
eve, breaking upon our spirt-ear, in
plaintive cadence, like the last linger.
ings of shattered Lutte, waking in our
yearning heart mourntul thoughts "too
deep for tears"
Far away where the dear old naples
stretch their broad, leafy arms lovingly
over the low, white caves, with their
thick clusters of glossy green, damp an d
heavy with twilight dew, singing an
evening anthem to the wandering wind
spirits that creep from the dark old
woods, and nestle among their swing
ing boughs, dwelt in time agone, the
Maid of Myrtle Vale-beautiful Flora
Fay.
Years, long years have gone down to
the great reservoir of departed things,
and Times trembling hand hath traced
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-12
For The Cecil Wig.


Little Charlie, loving Charlie,
Last night I'd sweet dreams OF thee,
Thy soft arms my neck were twning
Thou vast sitting on my knee.
Little eyes looked up SO gently,
Tenderly, TO meet my own;
Little words were liSpcd SO sweetly
In the soitest baby-lone.
For sweet Charlie. loving Charlie
All ght long dreamed Of thee.
Ere went to sleep, my spirit
Muimurrd, murrnured 'inlully,
AL lorge,iul Co.'s kind angels
While slept remembered me;
Bending gently DER my pillow
From my cheek they wiped the tear,
And in loving pity whispered
Heavenly music in my tar;
For. sweet Charlie, loving Charlie
All night long dreamed ot thee.
When woke this morn, no longer
Felt | weary, sad or lone.
But my spirit murmured softly
lns low rcpentant tone;
"Heavenly angels, loving angels,
"OhE forgive each sinful thought,
GAIL UNIV o7hv-yet thank We
"For the blessing that ye hrou.ht;"
For sweet Charlie. loving Charlie,
All night long dreamed Of thee.
ELLEN GREY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-12

and Society.
The whole affair was we'll conducted
and all present We're delighted. Many
accepted the invitation of the society to
visit the Hall and the room was filled
with ,isiters till late hour.
understand the prospects of the So
ciety are promising and bright, and it
still continues to hold its reputation as
"the select aud talented society Of Della
ware College" EPSILON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-12
SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY u 1853
For The Cecil Wig.
AL 0 n F..
RY ANSIANTllyUS

RY ANSIANTIlIUs.
Alone. alone, but floating on,
Adown the sea oftime:
With compass, sails and rudder gone,
Unto some unknown cline.
Alone. alone: all, all alone -
OF am sad to-day
For no kind voice with gentle tone,
Has cheer'd my lonely way.
Lifr's desert drear behind me lies,
a wild and sterile waste;
OF blasted hopes and broken ties,
And love and trust misplaced.
And have trod IT'S maZes through.
And sought for pleasure there:
Blu. fonnh thai dead sea apples grew,
Mid bouehs tina, seemed so fair.
And dust and ashes have repaid,
The bitter toll Of Years:
And scenes for which wished and pray'd
Have given place to tears.
All. all alon" and sad 90,
With no kind. kindred one,
Who ca,cS 10 stop their burning flow
Nor guiding star. nor sun.
No kindred, loving heart that beats,
In unison with mine;
No gentle hands. loves honied sweets;
And sweeter flowers to Irvine,
In wrealhs Of love, or gnrlands gay,
Around this cherries heart;
No eyes lo smile upon my way
A ship without a chart.
But the storm will firmly brave,
Though all is dark and drear.
For hope Is whispering, ''thr grave
The peaceful grave is near"
Pa, FEB. ), '53.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-12

nJ~Dr, Townsend says that all that
is ;rquirtd to make fortune is, to fear
God and patronize newspaper. In
other words be honest and have cour-
age 70 advertise.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-12

H;-The talented and favorite West
ern Poetess, Miss Alice Carey, is lying
dangerously i'll at her residences in New
York Her two sisters, Phoebe and En-
MIRA, are now with her.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-12

G-Dr. Howe has examined almost
the entire number Of cases Of idiocv
known in Massachusetts, and the result,
is in all but four instances, he found
the parents of these idiots were either
incorporate, addicted to sensual vices,
scrofulous, predisposed to insanity, or
had intermarried with blood relations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-12

W-If you want cheap bargains deal
with those who advertise.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-29

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Orrann
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aa's sfd Planters 20 onr very aE5e aaa wei
se.p,leu aro,A 10 ..e.A Groceries
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Iloved . lady oree--as mel
II, pa'ss ,arc5. a. Che recollection
And deem. a sha. al Humanity
HAD no. her rival peute'.oa-
Like every other Lrauy cG
Sc: about 20 WOO ard win her,
Grew cutie beside fny ancient se.f
And io-i a. apostle iof ln1rr
Turned serious aad -er,.red 'he r'la-
The c.y paFsnenhipof aaragr,
Becanp the bsaraF q 7As--
THIS privileged eai.er Of eAsS'Aof.
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tod her s'e VS. ras..ag Sir
She musu'i lla,n 20 aasf ~. s'J So;
doa,eI % her hvoa.g Hf-
ltwa. aslic.saa .he eo5.a ply 70.
lbergd sae wouldn't ,aas aes
Ba. that m ha.3 eas almost '-'fa-.
And even white KNEES a. $50 d
A FIRE within my 5-ea., YVES Burning
Tia, she 20 doab, bad BAD I4ad
OF passion aaa i'a SID seaa..on;
Tho aal never Iuoe. ttH
If.. It 10 her oga creation
10
Ito'i her Love woa.d d. li d're-
II twas aes.lae .,.a. ma- s.a.'
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CPRING SUPPLY of English, French and A.
- merican Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs, Glass, Putty, Glue Brush
es, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Patent Medicines
&c. The subscriber is now receiving large stock
of articles in his line of business, to which he IN
vtes the attention of the trade and dealers general
ly, comprising in part
Peruvian barks, asphaltum, arsenic, arrow root
slippery em alcohol tartaric acid, balsam coPavla,
blue pills. borax, birthstone, british lustre, calomel
camphor, extract lemon, extract vanilla, chamome
flowers, gum arabic, gum aloes, gum assafetlda,
ginger root, irish moss isinglass, laudanum, lip
salve, chloride lime, matches, mustard, nutmegs
oil lemon, oil peppermint, oil cloves, oil sassafras
olive oil, black pepper, sal soda, boneset, epson
salts, fly stone, chalk, white wax, powdered gals
gum OPIUM oil vtrol, tummeric, CASTLE soap, put
tv in bladders white mustard seed, indigo, extract
logwood cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, alum, pull
rbubarb, quinine, sulph morphine. canary seed
litharge, &c. HENRY fEbL.
Wholesale Druggist, corner of King and
NH a. Fairfax street, Alexandria.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-03-31
COLLECTORS SALE.

7 N virtue of the act of December session 1914
chapter 236, section l., have levied upon tracts
of Land, lying and being in Charles county, called
Shoots Advantage, Ga'es' Addition and Part Of
Three Brothers, containing l65 acres. assessed to
Benjamin Smoot, and will be sold for the follow
ing amount of State and County Levy, due there
on, to wit: for ls49, Sc 30; for 1850, SIS 81.
And hereby give notice, that on the 18th day
of April next, shall expose the above named anc
described lands to public sale, at the Court House
door, in Port Tobacco, for cash, to the highest bid
der, to satisfy the taxes due thereon Sale to com
mence at 2 o'clock p. M.
! CHARLES L. GARDINER, Collector.
March II, lS53-4t (Sl.SO
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-03-31
WILLIAM COLES
Ladies' and ChHdren's Boot, Shoe an
Bonnet Store,

Ladies' and Chi7dren's Boot, Shoe and
Bonnet Store,
63 BALTIMORE ST., 9 DOORS WEST OF GAY,
BALTIMORE, Md,
INVITES attention to his extensive and fashion
l. able assortment Of L.3DIES' 4 CHILDREN !
BOOTS and SHOES of every description, made
and finished under his direct srpcrlntcndcnce: and
in the most elegant, tasteful and substantial style
challenging competition with any other first class
establishment in the United States.
BONNETS, HATS, BONNETS,
The proprietor Of the above concern also an
nounces to the ladies Of Baltimore, and to all per.
sons visiting the city, that he has included in APP
propriate connection with his BOOT and SHOE
business, an extensive and beautiful stock Of
STRAW GOODS, including every article OF
BON:NETS and HATS for Ladies, Misses and
Children.
He takes occasion to remark that his opportuni-
ties to secure the and CHEAPEST articles of the
trade will be so improved that he will insure to his
customers a superior article at moderate price,
Feeling confident of afordng the highest satistac-
ton, he invites an early call.
Baltimore, March II, lS53-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-03-31
NOTICE.

0N MONDAY, the 4th day of APRIL next,
Othe building of new Bridge over the head OF
Port Tobacco creek. on the North side the Town
of Port Tobacco, will be set up to the lowest bid
der, at the Court House door.
The dimensions of said Bridge to be as follows,
TO wit Twenty -four feet long in the clear; twelve
feet in width; the abutments to be built of locust
the tie logs also to be of locust 10 feet long the
bed Of the Bridge to be of2 inch white pine boards,
free Of knots and sap; six seepers to be of white
oak - inches in the centre to be tapered off to
inches at the ends, each sleeper to be five inches
IN thickness the and rails to be the whole length
OF the Bridge to be fastened with knees or braces.
Other particulars will be made known at the
time of letting the same.
BY order of the County Commissioners,
--..... :. Test:
JAMES MCCORMICK, Clerk.
March o. 1S53-2t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-03-31
BONNETS. HATS. BONNETS,
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scrber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
fCharles County, Maryland letters of AdminIstra-
ton on the personal estate of WILLIAM SWAMI,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the same to the subscriber, properly
thentcated, on or before the expiration of six
months. They may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said deceased's estate.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day Of March,
1853. JOHN R. TURNER, Admir-
NH 10 with Will annexed of William Swami