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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-26
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The proprietor having let his farm. intends
TO rrhnqulsh iari.ine, viii sell al Public ne
iion, nj his residence al the Brick Meeting
House, Ccci! county. Md, "n
Wt4nesdoy, tie end Of .Norch
the following Stock and FaIlmu. UlruSil, con-
s!>ting ol ) Horses, II Mill Cows and Young
cattle, 10 Hogs, yoke of working Oxen, ul.e
SIZE; ! two horse power and lhrashin- machine,
that Will thrash and clean the grain at the same
time lrady for market; | wheat drill, BAN
borough's grain IAN, corn shelter, Dtat's
cutter ploughs, large harruws, | cora harrow,
cnllIvalor, iwu-hOrse Wagons / ruchawnv
carriage, , OK carts, | doNb!r buck Sled a first
rate article; sleigh, = sclts double harness. |
sci carriage harness, sri single harness. =
sets plough harness, revolving huy rake ,
patent cutting boxes, / grind stGn,, . gam
cradles, grass sc,ih- aud sn-aths hay and Ma
nure forks, hoes SPADES, shovcls, crow bars. OK
CLANS. and general variety OF tools. Also,
hay, ;lSaw. corn i'nder. md quantity OF oats,
corn, potatoes and apples by the bushcl Also
n general variety Of House ard Kitchen Fmni-
ture, and number OF wood aud con stoves. and
many other articles 700 numerous to MENTION
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, on said day,
when conditions will be made known and alien
dance by T. TEN ENCk.
Feb Goth, 1t
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0Lje 1tlarliets

LLkT"S. fch. 26lh - Brown & Fcard pay
cash Sl.O' for Wheat and Sc cents for Corn.
EI"Ihe Baltimore Sun Of yesterday, gives
the following" as the state of the tlour and grain
markets IN that city on Thursday evening:
Flour AND MrAL.-The Flour marke, is un-
settled BY :he Araha's news, though prices
have advanced. Holders are now asking So %
per biol for Howard street brands. A sale OF
100 bbls al these figures. We note sale OF
400 3bls City Mills at S. l2i per bbl. Rv.
Flour 81 l'a and Corn Meal SIS 81
GRAIN am SEErs.-The gram market is
quiet. Holders are hrmer, but receipts Of
Wheat are very small, and we cannot give re-
liable quotations. Red wheat NAV b. put down
nomInally al 10 a $ ID; whit. wheat II q
81 Is per bushrl. Rye IS 80 cents. Sales
o! white Corn al SIS a 81 cents yellow 81 80
cents; Mary iand Oats 81 80 cents; and Penn
sylvanIa do 40 ~ cents; sales Of Cloversced
al So, and Timothy seed at 3 rs a So so; FLAX
seed 81 a 81 40.
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SchO1l Books, Paper, &C,

FTl1E subscribers offer to Country Merchants,
l. Teachers and School Committees. un" of
the best assorted stocks of ScIiooL Books and
STATIONERY to be found in the City, which
they are able to offer at first prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VIII find all the leading School Books, Writing
and Wrapping Papers, Curtain Papers, Blast
ing Papers, and all ordinary Stationery, Blank
Books, Pens, Ink, &C., on The most favorable
terms. SCHOOL COMMITTEES, Teachers
and others purchasing in quan.i les lor Schools,
are invited to cal. and examine our stock. We
have had considerable experience in supplying
School Districts, and being publishers OF num-
Der Of Extensively used S, hnol Books, eur iacil-
ities for getting such stock are unsurpassed.
Amongst our publications will be lound tie
following:
Comly's Spelling Book, revised edition; Com
ly's Primer; Young Orator; Gu,nnere's Survey
ing, the standard Treatise on this Science; Bon
nycastle's Measuralion; Anderson's Davenport
History Of the United States, used in the Public
Schools ofNew York and Philadelphia; Gu,n-
mere's Progressive Spelling Book; Comly's
Grammar; Latin Dictionary; The Book Of Com
MERGE, &c, &c,&c.
URIAH HUNT < SON.
"a North Fourth Stree Philade lphm.
Feb. 26-3m.
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Died.

AT his residence in Cecil county, on Sunday
the 9Th inst, JOSEPH ROMAN, IN the 18th year
of his age.
The social and generous qualities of his heart
endesrrd him to a large circle 0ffriends, whilst
his whole life, characterized by persevcrinc
energy, enterprise and integrity, was an apt
illustration oflhe truth, that
can honest man is the nobcst work of God"
d.
AT Poplar HUI, in this county, on the oath
INST, MARY EMMA, infant daughter Of Joshua
L. and Susan Ann Calchel
On Tuesday last, Miss HARRIET GARRETT,
daughter Of the late Col. VIM. Garrett, of this
county.
AT the residence of his father-Geo. r. How
ard, Esq.-in this Town on Sunday ming last,
MIR WILLIAM ELLIS Howard In the 29th year of
his age.
Poor Howard, SO has he passed away from our
midst---away, when life was dearest he went,
ION The arms Of his young wifi. and the pres
rncc OF his pratthng babes-God protect them.
Hot tears are falling for HIM but even in This
deepest crlefis there gIalness, for he was ready;
he leaned IN the staff of his Redesmer and en-
tered the dark valley tearlessly. Thinking Of
him let ms remember the Injunction '.Br ye also
ready;' be ready for the inexorable summons
no terrors shall then attend it,
Sand the night shall be filled with music,
And the cares tina, nfrst the day,
Shall! fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And as silently steal away"
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TIE McCREARY CAsE.-We are asked if
Gov. Lowe will give up Thomas McCreary on
the requsiton ofibe Governor of Penn SYLVIA
mia, the grand jury Of Chester county having
found bill against him, not on the evidence of
Rachel Parker alone--Qor then he would be
withheld on accoun, Of the Illegally, in this
State, Of negro testimony but also, on the ev-
say what Gov. Lowe will do; but we presume
he will not give him up. BY the agreement be-
tween the counsel on the part of the State OF
Pa, and the counsel Of Schoolfeld and Me-
Creary, al the late trial in Baltimore, the whole
case wns Sctlled--the whole matter concluded;
and Pennsylvania, cannot go behind that agree.
Inent BY her agents, 10 ask McCreary for trial.
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Legislative Proceedings,
Districting The Stnte.

On Saturday last Mr.. Roberts re.
ported a bill to divide the State into
six Congressional Districts, as follows
First District-W dorchester, Somerset
Dorchester, Talbot, Caroline, and
Queen Anne's counties. Second Kent,
Cecil, Hartford, Carroll, and first sew
en- districts of Baltimore county. Third
First eight wards Of Baltimore city
or all the wards on the east side OF
Jones' Falls, and the remainder of Bal
! timore county. Fourth--The wards OF
Baltimore city from 9th to Goth inclu.
siye, or all those waros west of Jones
Falls. Fif,h-Fredercla sshington,
and AIlegany counties. Ssixth- How
ard, Montgomery, p. Georges, Cha
ST. Mary's Calvert, and Anne Arunde.
counties and Annapolis city.
Mr. Miller offered substitute divid.
ing the State into six Congressional
Districts, as follows: First-W orces.
ter, Somerset, Dorchester. Talbot, Car
oline, and Queen Anne's counties.
Second-kent, Cecil, Hartford, Carroll
and the Districts of Baltimore county
from No. 4 to 70 inclusive. Third
&'lrs. eleven wards Of Baltimore city.
kourth--Ihe remaining nine wards OF
Baltimore city, and the lst, Cd and Sd
Districts of Baltimore county: Fifth
All-gany, Washington and Frederick
counties. Sixth-Nlontgomery. Charles
Calvert, St. Mary's, Anne Arundel,
Howard, P. Georges counties. and An
napolis city.
Population in each proposed Congress
sionai District:
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SENATOR PEARcE's SPEECH ON THE
TEXAS DEBT.-The Washington cores
pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
thus notices this speech:
MIR. Pearce has large reputation as
skilful and experienced lawyer, but
inns speech was an effort of superior
k'nd' and was as creditabie to the Sem
ate as 1t would have been to the Su.
Preme Court ofthe United States. Mr..
fearce showed the liability of the Uni
ted States for the debt of Texas in honor
and equity, under the terms of the an
nexation, the public laws and the ex-
pre- SIS terms of the Texas boundary bill
which reserved $5,0OO,O00 in the Uni
ted States Territory, until the creditors
shall have signed their releases to the
United States.
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CANE SEAT CHAIR
M.3NLF.3CTORI.
No. 1871 Month Si1th ."treet,

NO. l3l North SiIth Street,
opposit" Franklin square, PHILADELPHIA.
'IliE subscriber is con>tan " finishing, and
L. on hand Plain and Fancy Cane seat Chairs,
IN great variety oi Elegant 0Ah Fashionable
Styles, for Farlors, Dining koons or Chambers,
made IN Fancy Woods, Imitation Woods, and
Fancy CUlUrs, &c, &c.
Reception and Collage Chairs, Of light and
beautiful designs Cane Lonngts, Cane Scrlrr.,
Hall Chairs. Counting House and Office Arm.
Glars, large and small Rocking Chairs, Store
and Steamboat Stools, Windsor Chails, and
Settles, &C., y
Having cXtcnnea facilities for manufacturing
VIC can ohcr large stock to 81 lrct from. AMI
execute all orders As promptly and cheaply as
any establishment IN the Union.
li"u>chreprrs, Hotels, Stralnl ont m Rail
R"ad Companies, will find il 10 their in,-rcsi 10
call al the Factory OF \. +. WOOD,
No. l3l North 9th ST. opposite Franklin square,
Feb. 2o-3m. Philadelphia
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PartElerShip Notice.

ME undersigned have thi. day assor;,,e6
Il with them, Thorn as Robinson nC B,n;mo,.
cily' as partner III their Found AMI Machine
shop, at Port Deposits and ai.o, IN their Sr,rs
on south West corner oi Lombard and Calyer.
ST. Baltimore.
The business III Port Deposit will he conduct
ed under the title of Marshbank, McCienahan
Co., and at Baltimore under the tile Of
Robinson, Eandever 4 Co.
J. b. MARSHBANK,
L. d. McCLENAHAN,
r. Il. FANDEvER,
of the firm of Marshbank 4 Co.
Port Deposit, Feb 8, 1883 (26) I'm.
n. B. Persons indebted TO the firm of Marsh
bank & Co., are requested to settle their ac-
counts as soon as possible.
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FOUNDRY s. MACHINE SrgOP,
PlOWs, Stoves, Mill Gearing, SC.

ME undersigned have now in full Opera
II ton and in perfect order, their Foundry
and Machine Shop al Port Deposit, and are pre-
pared TO furnish all kinds OF
.hachlnery, Stationary Engines, Sc.
Mill Gearing of every description made to
oruer on The most approved plans.
Flow, Stove and other castings furnished at
the shortest notice. They have also, constant
!! on mana, laIsr assortment Vi Stoves and
Tin Ware.
Having purchased the right Of Rich's cel.-
braled Iron Bean pio~s, are prepared 10 .up-
ply farmers and dealers 10 any extent.
They have ais" ON hand large S,ucii OF Fac
tory Machinery patterns, huvln. purchased the
entire Stock Of the MAJ Wand Machine Com
pany. Orders respectfully solicited.
MARsliBANk, McCLENAHAN & co.
Feb %, SO If
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For CouGHs, Colds, and other affections Of
me Lungs and Throat generally, uss Slabler's
Anodyne Cherry Expeciorant; it is believed to
be the be., medicine for This class Of diseases
yet discovered; the Medical Faculty use i, and
thousands have been cured by il. See alveI-
tiSement in another Column
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Wig.
Letter from Chesapeake.
CHESAPEAKE City, Feb. o3rd, $50

ShEsAfhhhE Clrf, rep. 83rd '03.
Canal Trude--Neu Locks- Improrements-O
feAous--N'lr Road-ONcs Seekers oHti-
cal DtsappotntmeMs-Ship Canal and Rail
road Bridge, &c.
DEAR RlcKETTs:-The past week has
made no very important change m the
business features Of the Divided CITY,"
Trade upon the Canal continues with
but little variation, about as usual at this
season Of the year. The workmen of
the company are still engaged upon the
Improvements and repairs of the Lock
gates. The additional Locks were de.
clded upon some time since by the COM
pany but the order for their commence.
ment has not yet been promulgated, and.
as before stated, circumstances may pre-
vent the contemplated improvement.
The divided City" is making rapid
advancement and it seems our citizens
ale awaklng to the increasing demand
for houses; and the prospect of a high
rate interest will doubtless impe some
to Investments in such property.
| am informed that the Odd Fellows
OF this place have just concluded an
agreement with Mr.. X. B. Bayard, at
torney for Hon. K. H. Bayard, for lot
OF ground, 60 feet front by 100 deep,
on which they intend building Hall.
S24o was the sum paid for the ground;
AIR. b. +. Sluyter and Dr.. J. NJ. Randrl
having each gwen 800 tow ard the puv-
cha Sc.
John Randel Jr. Esq, in a converse
ton some days since, informed me that
1t was his intention to make a survey
from his mill, (Randalia,) to the south
ern part o! this place, for the purpose of
ascertaIning the practicablity OF OPEN
ing road 60 #. wide by the nearest
route. My impressions are in favor of
the utility of the road, and no doubt such
will be the opinion of a great majority
in this section.
Among the late returned Salt R,rer-
aans, the following of Cecil county will
be in at the scramble for crumbs. SO Ru.
NOR says:-
LIST Dist. N-b-e P--n-.g-n for a De-
partment at Washington.
" This V. W--d; customs;
BALTIC.
end " B, B. Ch--b-s; do. do.
-" " SO. R. Pollywog, Collector
OF the Port Of the divided
City,"
For the last named post number of the
Poliywoss will apply, but the one ma
med will be most likely (noD to obtain
1t. All we'll! such is the fate of many a
political expectant. He gues forth to
seek with all the sunny hues of hope
within his heart; his mind filled with an
imat'd scenes of many pleasant. leisure
hours, and IN prospective the interstces
of his purse glow with some thousands
of the yellow boys year; but he finds
that his services are not REQUIRED. and
perhaps instead OF ofc. :, DISAPPOINTMENT
and querulousneSs are his through life.
The Delaware and Maryland Ship
Canal fever has disappeared. The
Bridge question is still the topic of con-
versatioh with some few; memorial
against it is spoken of and will no doubt
be sent numerously signed.
The health of the city is quite good
again.
With best wishes for yours, remain,
Faithfully yours, AcHArEs.
TSchism has already began to work
among the Mormons. A party calling
itself the New Church. has sprung up
and separated from the original Nor
mon Socisty.
UTGeneral Bustamente, three times
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assessors.

Committee on the bill "to extend the
time OF certain assessors of this State,
&c.' Messrs. Baker, Stewart and VA
tiers discussed the bill for few minutes,
when the committee lose. The bill
was then amended, so as to extend the
time OF said assessors to the third Mon
day in March, and the time for making
the returns to the Comptroller 10 the
fifth day Of May, and the sand commits
soners are required to be- in session from
the Sd Monday in March to the Sd Mon
day in April. The bill was then order
ed to be engroSsed.
Codtfer Of the Lams.
On Thursday the House proceeded
to the election OF codfer of the laws.
The tellers return ed from the Senate
and announc "d that there had been 70
ballots cast, Of which Hiram McCu-
Tough received 45 votes. Thos. Beale
Dorsey %, and that there was one blank
ballot. The Speaker then announced
Hiram Mccullough, Esq, duly elected
codlt!er of the laws under the Consti.
tuition Of the State.
II The census returns of California
shows population o! 22l, l35.
[J~lt is said that Jenny Lind has
Slgnltied her intention to visit this coun-
try again.
1.-THE dwelling of Manlove Davis,
in Newcastle county. Del, was DESTROY
ed by fire last Thursday night.
u Abl-el-kader has been received
very coldly in Constantinopl-, not only
ny the Sultan but by the Turks senel-
ally.
H. The total amount collected in
California at the recent election towards
the W Washington Monumen, fund is 49,
$40.
u Count Sartlges. it is said, is about
to leave W Washington. for SIX weeks, to
be percent at the coronation of the En-
peror OF France.
IrDavid Bryan, Postmater OF Al
exandria, who was appointed under
Munroe's administration, resigned his
office on Saturday last.
IA carpenter shop, occupied by
John Il. Hall, and also two small dwell
lings were destroyed by fire at Delaware
City on Thursday last.
1.-THE Canadians have cot the rail-
road fever not less than the people Of
the United States, and are building
railroads in all directions.
VA letter from Col. jefferson Davis
shows that he will not visit Washing
ton this spring. So it is an idle rumor
that he is to be in the Cabinet.
DThe frigate Constitution--"Old
Ironsldes," is fitting out at New York,
for the Mediterranean, and will sail un :
der command of Captain Rudd, some
time during the week.
~The Illinois Central Railroad is
700 miles in length, and has 626 miles
in a straight, which prepares the road
for speed which no other road in the
United States is capable of.
U-The New Empress of France had
ffiy-eight splendid wedding dresses
made few days previous to her mar
riage. Her pocket handkerchieis, it rs
SAID, cost 1000 francs apiece.
n Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, with
her husband, DR.. Stowe. and some 9TH
er members of their family, proceed di-
/ root m Scotland hv tho stpoppr r. lac
gov, which sails from New York on the
26th of March.
OThe Americans residing in Paris
have resolved to sign petition address,
ed TO the new President OF the United
States, Gen. Pierce. requesting him 10
retain in office Mr.. Goodrich. the pres.
snt Vice Consul Of the United Stats in
Paris.
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SrarE's ATTORNEYS IN CECIL CovN-
7y.-- An act to regulate the comp"nsa.
ton OF States Attorneys in Cecil coun-
t. passed the State Senate on Wrdnes-
day. The following bill was before
the Senate some weeks ago, and We sup
pose ii is the same that passed:
SECTION ]. Be it Enacted By the Gen.
eral .7ssemJly Of .Maryland, That in
all criminal cases which may hereafter
be tried in the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, it may be lawful tor the Judge
Of the said Court, IN addition 10 the sum
now allowed by law, to allow to the
States Attorney for the said county,
such compensation, not exceeding the
sum OF Thirty Dollars for any one case,
as the said Judge may deem just and
proper, to be levied and collected from
Cecil county aforesaid.
SECT. >. And be it Enacted, That
this act shall take effect from the date
OF its passage.
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NOTICE

~ Manufacturers and All other Freehters
on the p. w. B. II. r. The conpany
VIII not hold themselves responsible for any ar
iicle or articles whatever, received and stored
IN ''ofe House twenty tour hours thereafter.
BENZ. WELLS, Agr.
Feb. 26, '53-3u.
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Married.,

BY the Rev. r. L. Goldsborough. at Chesa.
peake City Hall. on Thursday morning last,
FREDERICK MYERS aud Miss MARC T pIARcE.
all OF this county.
On Thursday the 9th INST. by Rev. John
ID. Onins, WI. H. JONES, to Miss ALMEzA TAy-
LoR, all of Elkton.
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President PlERcE.-Gen. Pierce
reached Washington on last Monday
evening. The cop;ectures bout his Cab.
met are numerous and conhlctins; Mar
cy of New York, it is said, is sure to
have prominent place; but all doubts
will soon be expelled by official an
nouncrment. In the mea rtime, the
faithful are thronging to the city, to
witness The Inauguration and TO offer
their services to their country.
The Baltimore Sun of yesterday las
the following despatch, which is the
latest. 1t is stated, however, that Gen.
Pierce says the matter Of the Cabinet
appointments is sealed book, which
will not be opened till the 4th of March.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, P. M.-Col.
Jefferson DAVIS lett Mississippi on the
18th instant, and is expected here TO-.
morrow. He will doubtless go into the
Cabinet; so will Marcy, Cushing, Guth.
lie, Campbell, Dobbin, and McCleIland.
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SETTLING Up.-We are trying To- effect SET
ilem-nt OF the business Of The C,cR Hhis-
rnuch OF which il in rather n loose condition
up given point. so that we my know how
W" stani with the world We shall therefore
oal on those who take the paper. NJ advertise
with r5, as fast M We can, from time to time.
for the purpose ola settlement b. mole or other.
wise. If.
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Eleven swans, the Leonardtown (Md.)
Beacon says, were killed at a single fire
lew days ago, off Heron Island, in the
Potomac, by M"ssrs. Leonard NeaIe and
+. Thompson and color-d bow, their
three guns being fired simultaneously.
Mr. Thompson and the boy also killed
SIX swans at fire the following day.
One of them was four feet nine inches
IN height, and its breadth between the
tips Of the wings seven feet three inches
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Goun.n 1ffa!rg.

POSTMASTER AT FAIR HILL.--John Latorclle
has been appointed Postmaster at FAIR Hill, in
This county, in the place OF Charles Chapman,
resigned.
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REGISTRATION LAVA movement
has been madei in the Legislature to enact
lawto provide for generalreglstration,
in this State, of all marriages, births
and deaths. The Baltimore American
thus refers to the subjects:
1.-The propriety Of the adoption of
SOME system by which reliable data of
the movements of our population can be
obtained is too obvious to be questioned -.
Such data will be found Of use not
merely to the statist, but will be availa-
bic in directing intelligent legislation
on variety Of subjects having close
relation to the most important interests
ri our State and the we'll being OF its
citizens. The present bill. we under.
stand. embodies several amendments
suggested whilst the subject was under
consider alton at the last session of the
Legislature adoption will be mat
ter of simple public policy, and should
experience no opposition from any
quarter"
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TEMPERANCE IN DELAwAKE.-A very
stringent liquor law has passed the Del
aware House of Delegates. 1t authori.
yes man uiacturers to sci! liquor in guam
titles of not less than fifteen gallons at
any one time, provided they own the
produce from which the liquor is manu-
featured. II also provides that retailers
shall not sell liquor to minors, and that
tavern keepers shall hot sell TO minors
or colored parsons, and that persons once
convicted under the law shall be inca.
pable OF being licensed second time.
The price OF a license is fixed at 500
per annum, to be paid for the use of the
school fund.
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DA new Methodist church was tled-
'cated at St. George. Newcastle county,
Del, on Sunday last Bishop Waugh
preached the SERMON
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EIKToN juvenile TlMprRANcE Soc1rTY.-
This society will! h old meeting Tomorrow at
O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered BY Mr.
Vim. II. Edcr and others, in the NJ f. Church.
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FOR SHE

A BLACK BOY for sale who has two veor,
II and nine months TO serve in the State. Ace
twenty seven years.
HENRY P. ANDREWS.
JOEL BRYAN, Agl.
Bohemia Manor, Feb. 26, SO.
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OSchism has already began to work
among the Mormons. A party calling
itself the New Church, has sprung up
and separated from the original Nor
mon Socipty,
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- urGeneral Bustamente, three times
President of Mexico, i. dcad,
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ia number of advertisements sent
us from Baltimore by mail OF Yesterday,
did not reach us in time for this weeks
paper, but will appear next week.
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TEAS! TEAS,
E.SO.

Good new crop Mobile Sugar, Stewards crush
ed, pulveIized and clarified sugars. In store
now at BRoNS l. ToARp's.
Feb. le, $50.