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leg, after every other remedy failed.
John Eastman Esq Buenos Ayres letter
fessor Holloway dated lit $780, gentleman
this place hurt his nstep time which formed
wound, and the gradually increased spread
the foot to the knee he under the medical attendance
native doctor for several months his remedies had good
effect whaever he thereupon deemed advisable have
to 1OlOWays Ointment and Pills. which have
perfect of his leg, and he enjoys the health
Sold the Of Professor Holloway,
Temple Bar London and Druggists
Dealers in Medicines throughout the British Empire and those
of the United States Boxes 37ac, &c. 81 So each Whole
sale the principal Drug houses Of the Union Mesrs
B. 6r d. Sands New York; S. b. & j. A. Evans, Wilmington
N. c.
There considerable saving by taking the largest
n b. Directions guidance patients
are to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06
VISIT HARRISON'S VS.. WHITEHURST'S
WILMINGTON GALLERY

WHAT treasures of art does this little contain =
w Whichever way you turn, some immortal creation
greets your eye Here you ger profaby for hours
Contemplating the nobles of Gods creation-man here
silently with the living and the dead until the
wthered memory again restored and strength
ened reaches forth its hand greet those with whom
we were intimately associated but now nhabit the
gloomy prison house of forgetulness Who would die with
out leaving desirable token of remembrance behind?
Here beauty with its diversity of expression and features,
CLOVIS the plate with raPurous divinity and as-
cnaes eye until the heart worshps them not like the
inmitable urginty Angels the santed Madonna or the
blue bearded Magdoe but the unapproachabe Daguer
reotypes of relatives and friends, made by Harrison.
a1Vst his Gallery whether you wish of his unequal
led pictures or not Mr. H. acknowledged to be the best
Ia grnerreotvnist in the State. VISITOR.
~. 1Qtb 1879 73-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

DARIEN SHIP Canal EXPLoRATio&.-A London
letter IN the PhiladeI lila Americas says:
The Isthmus of Darien Ship Canal Expedition for
the purpose of etfecting the Junction etw cen the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and respecting which
so much interest has been created, will sail on SAT
urday next from Southampton in the West India
Mail Steamer Orinoco. 1t will consist, on the part
of the Atlantic and Pacific Junction Company, of
DR.. Cullen, the discoverer of the route and the
cepuonaire, pioneer; Mr. Osborne civil engineer
in chief; Nlessrs. Forde and Bennett, and four as
sistant engineers. On behalf of the British Gov
eminent it will be accompanied by Lieut.. Singer,
R. E., and staff. The object is the making detail
ed survey of the route from Caledonia Bay and
Port EscOsces to the Gulf of San Miguel and inau-
guratng the important work of the junction of the
two oceans. At Jamaica he expedition will be
joined by Lieut., Strange, u. s. Navy, and the sur
veying party under his command, on board the
United States Sloop Cyane, Capt. HoIlins. The
Cyane will be joined by British man. OF war from
the jamaica station, and by the French Admiral's
ship, with French engineers on board from Martin
ique and the squadron will then proceed to Caledo-
MIA Bay, the Atlantic coast of Darien, where it
will be reinforced by her Maestys surveying sloop
Scorpion, which has already sailed from gland for
that purpose. The surveying parties will then cross
the lsthmus to the river Savanna, where they will
meet boat parties despatched from British man Of
war which Is to be stationed at its mouth in the
Gulf of San Miguel on the Pacific, and then COM
mence detached surveys OF the route. AS the dis
lance between the tide influence of the two oceans
is only 80 miles, the return of the expedition may
be anticipated in May next.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

sPR Nc HILL MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
NJ. CURRIE, Principal.
THE next session of this Institution will
i Monday, the 9th of January next.
The Academy situated the Stage Road leading from
FAYETTEVILLE Fair Bluff miles from the latter place. in
healthy and moral neghborhood.
Students will be prepared for any College desired and all
possible efforts will attain thorough and prac
cal scholarship.
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS
Spelling Reading, Writing, Primary Arithmetic, and
Primary Geography L.. So
English Grammar, Geography, History, and Written
Ancient Languages Mathematics and Natural Sciences
Music Oh Piano with of Instrument. SIS
Drawing and Painting, and French, each. 90
Needle Work fl ne
ricnce teaching will give instruction the Piano. ana
also assist in the Literary department.
Board in families the Academy be obtained at
and dollars per month 10. C. LEE.
49, BRIGHT WILLIAMS,
Ton 6-ISAt1 and Others Trustees
BUSINESS COATS-A new lot, best make and style at
X SCOTT & BALDWIN'S.
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xiv Herald copy t.

TNHE Subscribers celebrated ROUND SLAVES, may b
| found at Southern s. Blacks, and J. M. Robnsons.
fair trial is all that is required to give satisfaction
Ian 6. lS54-lS-3un L. WOOD.
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OUR MOTTO Is "ro PEEAsE,"

D., WImingto" Saddle, Harness, (SN1M
NUSTRUNK MANUFACT RY. .Saasl ~
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly hand large assortment of Coach,
Gig and Sulky Harness; Lady's and Gent1cmen's
Saddles, Brides, Whips, &C.; Trunks Vatses Saddle
Carpet Bags, Satchel, fancy Trunks, &c Always
hand large supply of Strn Leather and Fly Nets and
all other articles usually found in such establishments all
which be of the best material and work
manshp and Will be sold low for cash. short credit
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Medical Bags, &c., made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
persons buying to manufacture Whips at wholesale
All kinds Of Riding Vehicles bought and sold on commits
sion JOHN ]. CONOLEY.
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opinion OF the er,,,sn E,...

Inc following eHuson, written by midshipman
on BOARD one OF the ships of Admiral Dundass squan-
dron IS quite popular throughout The fleet, and has
found lis way into the papers, 1t shows at least what
me sailors think OF the figure they cut. The song
circulaes quite freely sub rosa
A NEW NAVAL SONG.
@1Teo from Dt6daHs the of the disguised English
cretoS IN the BoSphorus
Tome, smut up nay lads! to dshonor we steer
10 add some new shame to this infamous wear
And II, by i'll luck we should meet with a foe
- Our star"S we shall quickly be ordered to show
Useless OAK are our ships quite joke men!
And our rulers ready
lAsidel Shady, boys, shady
10 funk and to founder again and again
For a sham we are sent, and sham we shall be
Poor John Turk Ito his cost has been counting we
We're to keep him at home, with pipe in his patch
While the Russians pitching his ships Old Scratch
Useless oak, &c.
wasn't thus in old times, when foe showed his fists
hat Britannia sneaked couresying out of the lists:
For herself, or friend, didn't matter a Dump
; he was ready to fight while she counted a stump.
Useless oak, &c.
we heard of our Nelson's and Rodneys and Blakes
AMI they think, toe, old Pam shvers or shakes
ut It different lot are sarving the Queen,
Aud our POOR Sawney Admirals old Ab--d-n!
Useless OAK ii oar sh'Ts! quite joke men
Ard our u'tIs qrire ready
IAsidel shadp. b"qs shady?
/ n tiiTk ard to iouute- ar?in and again
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06
FREKGEII'S

FISEEGEITS:
TO NEW YORK
Turpentine, Rosn, and Tar, FER harrel,..$ 55 90
Spirits Iurpentlne, do 10 N
L l
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, ............ q
Faxseed, per cask, 49,. 49,. 90 90
Ground Peas, per bushel, 8
Lumber, per NJ, IS 90 90
TO PEIILADEL PHIA.
Turpentne Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, so so
Spirits Turpentine, do. 80 80
Ground Peas, per bushe s
Lumber, per NJ, as to size...... . 80 90
Cotton goods and yarns per cubic foot, .....6 0
Rice per 100 lbs. ...................... 22k
TO BOSTON.
Turpentne, Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, IS
Spirits Turpntine, do 90 80
Lumber perN...... 10 SO IL 90
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Very respectfully,

80 - 1fJ
A literary friend has kindly loaned the editor of
the Boston Post Digg,s manuscript copv of g Shak-
snoarn with conionS notes and requisite emenda-
tions Some Of these throw much light into the
dark and intricate passages of the great playwright
Tins
'"u'' -" bearded like pard,,
Doc observes should read bearded like bcyd'
Sb5Isnnarn oyidantIv aIIn3inn to Grav,s :. Bard,o
.yv1oso boo.j and 1oorr boi
STRAINED ike \ meteor to the troubled air.
Tho ,o,,,ou1, &c CoI;hon
1'0 0ll'AN -
A'cou'creu "s was PiUnso0 His
may be restored to sense thus
@ Il coOt was,' sc.
Ih' explains me lolly OF inc acuoo' anu refers "
"'G IIunSI'S n"oIiS VI 3 2e lo Nv ....,
III CymoeHhe' where hIns Ile"Iy spies u g" Wv" =
I'LL" 'e'oIlleS suspicious Vi (" io" "1 o"31
. lie which matt, hath no stomach to this night
on | MN -.
Somach Shouiu rFau stonlacner the Mig
ANoWHS 'il'' 0eloh'i'0 'lnor was Heoe''"ly luz e'
cry EhglSHhdi.
The following anacdotc-a trpe one-is from nri.
vale letter 1t is worthy of n pla.r n NE reXt
monthly commend of the SAVINGS ti lri, folks ir
We MniGkerpocNer' ~ ""r'' ."S '''.' "'n' 'o''S
0'T TI y. .,S n'oss 'T' W t,''r -, =,
me otheL "ay' III - .e' '"'''.''"' 49,,
P"5."S J." 'tS ~ ,,rtoI ~, ;', .,;t
1 L:J G. ~ mJ ttf,r . ,,h;,a :, 49,.
1 -, ho m Coo;Jr,,, tbil,in,r snnnnsa :.
RoPo'Ju ~ GU ~ laval far ;hon, nnn So
boy all J1 n hnJ nnJ trpneI tho crib over by main
forsa nnJ J1,ia Nav brntPaP bor arm Short off
Nice r w won't 70 500 ber, and was nitvino her
very, rcb With ber beInIoss and bandaoed aim. when
Narv said
.,jvonI r ovor 90, wall I'll snn the comnanv
for 50 00o damagps + think that will he enough.
for ftIor .oIs = o;,t a,1, o,.oot af;r ar,or Ill .
That is the hest sarcasm On the present state of rail
roads that know of
She is the same little young one, (seven years od,)
who said of her little brother Joe, who is great
teaze, that she wished our Heavenly Father either
hadn't made her or her brother Joe-it didn't make
any difference which.
o,,+ortoi7. tLo ror,o+oet do,,h+ &c Tho
a'L{ U1o J 'ne uouD' 81 Io
Gr U i"no 'elr 8 v"v rounSi lev iri1d
" 1Ia, ,ntod ~ +ho Jonat
ieil1" oi'i1en' %ho So'eu ~ 'lle eS'V
They arc copied from the poll-book
June-e-tah- -quah -growl,
Os-si-e,men-e.men-he,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06
EXPORTS
From of Wilmington, for the week ending
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARoLINA

ARRIVED.
Dec. 3I-Brig Birchand & Torrey -, FIN New York, to
J. r. Blossom
Jan New Schr Humming Bird Bogert, fin New York,
to J. r. Blossom with mdze.
Steamer Henrietta, Allen, from White Hail. to Vessel
Eilers.
Steamer SOuthcrner, Creeie, Fayetteville, w H.
AIcRary.
Steamer Spray, Jones, from Fayetteville to A. H. Van
Bokkelen.
Brig Ellen Hayden Marsh, fin Cardenas, J. Hathaway
2-Steamer Fanny Luttereh, Stedman, fin Fayetteville
ito E J. Lutterloh.
ian. 3Steamer Gov. Graham, Evans, I'm Fayetteville
to +. G.. Worth.
4--Steamer Spray Jones. from Fayetteville, to A. H.
VanBlkkelen.
CLEARED.
Dec. a5-Schr. VIM. IL. Smith, Wyatt, for New York. by
DeRosset s. Brown; with naval stores &c.
Jan. 2Schr. Jonas Smith, Furman for New York. by NJ
Costin; with naval stores.
3-Brg Albert Adams. Bartlett for Boston, by Adams
Bro s. Co.; with lumber.
Steamer FanRy Luerloh, Stedman for Fayetteville, by
Z. J. LutterlOh.
JAN &c. A. Greiner, Marts for New York. by j. & D.
McRae Co.. with 436 bbls rosn, 1l5O do tuTpentne $50
Brig hideout Smith, for Portsmouth, N. H., by J. H.
Chadbourn & Co; with 10000 feet lumber.
4-rig E. Kinds, Day for Boston, by J. & d. McRae
Co with $50 bbls rosn 100 bushels pea nuts $4,000 feet
lumber
Steamer Douglass Howell for Fayetteville, by John
Banks.
MAR1NE Observation-Disclosures Dec. 3I.-A ship unknown,
the brig Mary Price, of Wilmington for Boston,
ashore Sctuate. The barque Maryland. of Baltimore,
for Boston, the Gades and five feet water in her
hold She will probably be total loss with her cargo
PRovIDENCE Dec. 31-Schooner Arctic Moulton, from
Baltimore of and for buryport, with oak plank drag
ged ashore in the inner harbor Schooner Foa for Barn
stable from Baltimore, in ballast parted her chains and
went Brenons Cove Brig Elizabeth from Provi
dence for Wilmington. n c., in ballast is ashore the
] observation-disclosures unknown.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

. there are some deformities which attract no par
ocular attention, but born without feet must
necessarily be a notorious character.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne, sold in the
subject to the expense of landing Inspection
erage. &c.;say Lumber 50 cents to ST y NJ Tar and
Turpentine about 10 Is cents % bb-and naval stores,
when brought per railroad about the in
curred.--*For Virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of one-fth is made, according quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

For hree or four days only Two small parcels have been
received and the supply in hands very light
of the ders have been compelled to operations
in the absence of receipts There is market and
there is active demand at quotations.
SPIRITS TURPENTINESnce last review has ruled
unsteady, and the price has declined cents - gallon
quotation of last Thursday There has been b little do
ing in the article for the week ended to-day and sales
generally have been confined small parcels, Gas they
in The transactions of the week only 3d. bbls., viz:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

Poss1BLE-A girl in Piltsburg being struck dumb
by the firing OF cannon, it is said that number OF
married men of that interesting village have, IN con-
sequence, invited the artillery company to parade
upon their premises.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
WEEK ENDING JANUARY 5, 1854.

TURPENTINE-Snce review of Thursday last but
very little Turpentne has in owing, presur
the Christmas holidays The prices remain the last
quoted and the transactions of the week foot only about
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

MILITARY DIGNITY-Nlilitia officers not the
proudest men in the world we always believed, and
the following anecdote goes far to prove that their
humility is occasionally we'll initiated, in its precep-
tive sense.
Cuff" said one of the dignitares to negro at
his side as he prepared to swallow his fifth invoice
of hardwar'-'' Cuff, you're good, honest fellow,
and like to compliment what's lived an hon
est life, if he is black you shall take O. somethin'
with me- eh o.
"WeIl, captain" replied Cuff wiping his mouth
with the neither end of his shining coat sleeve Ese
berry dry, so l won't be ugly bout it Some mig
gas is too proud to drink with milshy ossiteF-but
think milishy ossfer when sober-is just as good
as nigga, specially if the nigga is dry !''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

A gentleman, whose brother was under the care OF
physician, dispatched his servant TO inquire after
the health Of the patient The servant met the doc
tor and was told TO inform his master that his brother
was conralescing The unIettered man, not under
standing the meaning of the word, returned in haste,
with the unwecome news that the patient dying
His master Immediately ordered his horse, and started
at full speed. with faint hope of arriving in time to
soothe the dying moments OF his brother. On the
way his horse fell and instantly killed. and the
rider himself so seriously injured to become a
cripple for life And all this arose from the very
inguar antipahy that some of the learned profession
have for all common place terms which come within
the comprehension of the unlearned
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

An actress in Paris the other day. refused to per-
form part, because the costume allowed her did not
cover her person sufficiently The court ruled her
objections 10 be -squeamishness- other words
the naked objection deemed insufficient to justify
her.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

DIALOGUE OF FIFTY YEARS SINcE.-A.-Do you
know Mr. William Grimes?
B-I have that honor. He is a good writer, an
excellent companion, and very worth man if you
make his acquaintance you will never regret It,
DIALOGUE OF o-DAY.-A.-Say, do you know
Bill Grimes
B.-I don't know anybody else. He gets OF a
article for the papers, is first rate company, and a
perfect brick. If you and he hitch horses you'll find
him all right
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

The London Morning Herald mentions report
that the Princess Mary of Cambridge, is to be mar
ried to son of Jerome Bonaparte, nephew 10 Ma
poleon, and remarks
It would, indeed, be singular instance of tn e
vcisitudes of fortune and the short sighted specula
ton of our greatest men, if Bonaparte should be
united to file N dnoIeterre.' =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

I'VE CORPORATION OF Misunderstanding to the
'v'r"cc gwen before the commissioners appointed to
~ i've ;no matters connected with the Corporation
Of Lopj"n tnr annual receipts of the city from all
sources aie cs;jHa,cd amount to no less sum than
gl,I07.I5l The <A'a.c- pa; :" the officers of the
Corporation ,mouHtsd ~ 1885 IL e 10,98O, and it is
presumed thai thai Is "tCtI by at least
glOOOO Twelve officers Of 'hr Corporation receive
net salaries amounting ELS 1875 wh;lrttweve Cabi-
net Ministers receive only 945,48o The av"rag" e-
gal expenses of the city upwards OF 91o,ooo a
year The bills of three IawyeFs-the city solicitor
the comptroller, and the remembEancer, amounted IN
ten wears 10 SI62, 500.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06
AUCTION SALES.
BY N. cKoNLY. Auetloneer.
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
TN pursuance of decree obtained at December sa%
Term, 1853 of the Court of Pleas and Quarter %Av
Sessions of New Hanover county, will sell at public ~
Tuesday the oath of January next on credit of six
months, THREE LIKELY NEGROES, two men and one
girl. ELI w. HALL, Commissioner
Dec. 81 1853 9O-3tntE 3tibs-I62
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

TUsT RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK AND BAL
j TIMORE:-
20 bags Laguyra Coffee;
40 do. Rio do. extra;
25 mats old Java Coffee;
g drums fresh Figs:
40 bbIs. and boxes Crackers-fesh;
4 kegs Malaga Grapes;
boxes fine Lemons;
10 bbls. extra No. Maekerel;
80 boxes new crop Kaisins;
cases preserved Ginger;
boxes fine Citron
30 boxes Fresh Buckwhaat;
5 Rice Flour. e ,
The above goods be sold the best terms for Cash
Dec j by y. DoL NE ~ ~.
Ic,TATIONERY Blank Books-Extra, DENY, Cap, Quar-
to and vo Ledgers Journals, Day Books Cash Books,
nvo;ee and Record Books Memorandum and Pass Books;
Convino Note Blank Check and Writing Books Letter
ra:es oil Deed Cap, Letter, Bill, Note, Tissue, Blot
t;n and Wall Paper buff and white Envelopes cases OF
Mathematical Instruments Spring Safe Measures Metal
ate Portfolios; Letter Clips Pen Racks Post Office and
etter Boxes Calendars Gard Racks round and parallel
Res: Sand Boxes; Notary Seals Sealing Wax of all col
ors PAPER Weights Green's Ink and Pencil Easers ta-
hers Lubin other brands Pencs Slate Pencils; gold
brass steel Italian Quill Pens Quils lnksands var-
ous IT'S and pearl and ivory Paper Folders black
hue red and copying Ink Carmne and ndelibe Ink of
rions brands Rubber Bands Talors Ad
hesive Files &c &C. fresh supply of the above just re-
oeyed and sale the New Book Store under Manches
/ ter Hotel, by J. l. MI No
| Jan. 3, 1854.
/ VENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASEs-$3, "a, IS and
/ IL
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/ VENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASEs-$3, "a. IS and
| " 81 so. For sale at 5 W. WHrIAAEhS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

Here lies John Bell,
This marbo under,
Who died, and went to --, well
| shouldn't wonder. boston Post
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

THE Subscriber has just completed his arrangements for
Il supplying the best CIRCULAR SAWS made, and for
keeping stock hand of all sizes. up to 60 inches
livery Saw warranted and sold at Manufacturers prices
]. M. ROBINSON.
Wilmington, N. c., June 18th, 1853. 239
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-06

MAILS, SHOT, WHITE LEAD, OIL AND WINDOW
IN CfLAS ust received, and offered for sale by
Dec. 81. FREEMAN s. HOUSTON.
WE supply ali the necessaries for good BUCk-
w WHEAT CAkES-consstng of best Buckwheat
Flour and Goshen Butter Dupn Honey, and Cream Tar
tar, and Soda. For sale low, by
Dec. 2 w NJ. SHERWOOD Il co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-01
Ye.snr Ansr-ican'S3E.t

4 USEFUL AMI attractive series of BOOKS fer
young people e,nbrla Ilg eYents aonnc ,tei III.
the early history OF our country, AID lives Of Dis
linguistic me, written with mu n ire. ard in IN
en;egt aihns AMI Instructive inner, with illusr
tions 0! import mt events, and be lutifullv lunai-
nltol title ges. cont aiming the If. of Daniel Wst-
SER, the Great American st ltesn tn with numer-
us Ane; Totes, iIS'r tiYo OF his character and :he
iplswiuS i.lusr1.ors:
NOnng MEL il tie Nv u Il.
Wc.3'cr fishing 1t tri 5"ur5.
WeJs,cr declining lis '-r;s,ip.
Nehs'"r cXuIGu ling the Constitution
The Eunkcr Hill Cecyr .ti,a.
Webster al F.meuii Hall.
Il ,Iah!!ri& tn" resi- isuce OF u els er
Webster ON his Farm.
The lie OF Henry CT y, the Min Boy Of the
= she's uinc iIlusr Gicns.
hc LIE OF Bcaj lnin ir nklin. nine illusr ,tioas
The life OF iencr ! " shin ton. nino iliusyrl-
lions.
The life of Marion. nine illu7r ,tinn-
The lie Of Inf tyrttr nine illustrations.
The life %! William .eAu, nine i!u7:ratiora
The lie Of Gemrr / Taylor nine illus'r ,tious
The lite Of Andrew JGckSon. nine illustrations.
The life Of pol,Ja Bon psrtc, u!nc illustra-
tiona
The OIL Bell Of rnlrpan lcnee Or. Phil ldolplia
III l115. nine illns,r ,tous.
The Yankee T'' Parry. and O...cr stories OF the
Revolution. nine itEsjr ,tlu2
Cont inin% over lUa lius;rltions
Inch yo!a'ne i. we'll written. possessing Iii III
NOR touo, tu! cin = f,!y he pt.."l i'll thc h,nl or
Young people. They coat .in numerous auc, Totes
llE3tr !irc OF the history Of oar country and are
vel adap:cl for mg Or ssioo! H!r .ri"s.
Price per vet, h ndfomcly bound in cloth, gilt
cks and ne tly pat up in boxes. $40.
Price Per yoluac. nelly bound cloth gilt 80
cents
Copor:eur3 Agents or School Libr rias will be
supplied at Il Iibcr Il discount
C"pic. will be sent by mail. postage free upon
the receipt ni the price of the set or any volume.
LINDSAY e. pJ,hkISTnN p,tili .hnr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-01
FRO AEo NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern, that application will be made to
the County Commissioners of Cecil county,
at their first meeting after the 18th day Of
April. next, to appoint three persons as En-
aminers to view and lay out public road be-
ginning near the Cross Roads in the road
leading from Oxford and Blue Ball, thence
Westerly passing between the houses Of Am
brose Holcomb and Of Thomas and Jacob
Bonham, to the road connecting tho road
leading from Brick Meeting House TO New
London, and the road leading from the Brick
Meeting House to the Blue Ball. at some point
between Ezra Rogers and Robert Browns.
March II. 81 4W