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GaIee bp Aut..on.
90, po,CWDOD FURNITURE

n : Uoucr Aucionset -
ALL the magnificent ROStw ~ ~" Shs
20 Bed con" eeesni E,nse, s'', -. "a ,ss,
od :, 10 l. NJ Tbls MoES ~ in, b,ss psy q s
ard N o;. I'd l S:s', Oh H Pad ss.s
cSriee. 6ns a. hsadsy k,,.e
sp sss t. koswsSa 10 mo-, are ss5 eo.iy ,
gsrh les cornl rising soa' Ieiss n 49, 900
Reeetion ,h.m, A.o Pa4, tore de-ssed etps@Js
Lsdie., on fnins. s ,,essp Ro.d Pi,ao ns ss
me, ,sS1 TsIe.t y Brussels, velvet luss @
ms nd sirisd Cbns Vases. s.rse 1na "a =. . =
Pehers; Jewel Asess, ss Chr. d amor se,. rss -
esnsss' o.. sgooa, Ca.ies AZ P,'e o,ss D.as ian
Sugar Tors SS,,s sssh srwocd sad MaAes.ny esC
nuIesrs. stands, Toilet sets $685. Lounges $780,
PLY se Srhs he nduesmeni'n P'' N'AAs
fuirh ihsir h, u,e. vel .nd ~ u -
n l. VAxpgwATEs Co, Ane''ohes,,1r Nm, mn
.rcrIoN SALE Of PLANTS and sTANDAsD
n RosTs-T L NANDEwATEk - 90 c Va esses ~
MAYS tt SsSSS SEw ROSES bloom snd o,s.s.., =
prsins The finest aud , sews,, 81 'AS ''''''
DALE A NJ MsSwIs. Auehoussr ~, e.,
nv RANGS. BROTHER x Co.-iraae sac
10 Bay S%sEp 3 TalY THURSDAY May 'a'us
i'h'''' tos.st IN Es s.SS AZ x,eslLsrOv. css
sInss o, EseLisa AMERICAN booS'-'4'Os3s' 'sSs's
,A 20 a., May 49, and following day. oei.s an ss!
RrSulas P.sesL Sts ,, .. hs h
BOOKS EEbSESpky Nay 81 sla Hss i'owiss sysa9:.
M,ssFIessT COLLECTION o. hNSl''' 'O'A'
nrepsllA
vALv.sLK PKvArr LssAssTo eaT, ossy aud hrs
ssv y, ~ embracing msuy ,p"- -
Volumes Al.o variety Of rare and 'aHs''' " 'A' "
guss, &c.
Jo, LoSD Aaesoneor
ny GEO W. LORD Il Co., No 500 Drosu"y
ID tween Franklin AID LsoIadss salss u poON' IN"
iAGs FURNITURE &c.. on favorable tsras =
A. & lVrrLg Auc.iouser. .
1,RINFT MAKERS STOCK at AUCTION
4 a. TI-rJLE will sell on THURSDAY, ib in,t N
- on III, rrtmis No % BoweT' he balance OF me go
John Z.rglass (ho rsnoyasl oons i,s OF hsess ~ -
Paor suits Brucoele fnsh' &c HlsetAa' -
~ usu and Bsdroom FURNITURE The whoe beng OF hfse
made under HE supervisor and WI o -
out r,grd for cash Catalogue. on ne n,uns "
SSoI,NTRY RESIDENCE at AUCrION.-rbe6 ss
I ,.-..t STANFORD Conn built and formerly oeSsrsaT
- l., Henry j sanford E.q. will be sold on the peuss
rIrSnAy Nay rs II e-s than hsh Us ~" -
. - H. bsh,. bidder Twc-ihirds Tsnsn 90 ot'sse ~
- III hem Al 10 A with the Furniture, h0rse' OnnHs>
Ae the place VIII We J sMrTH DODGE. No n Bonast
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notice with TIMBERs Of WHITE OAK and CHESTNUT for
frames Of y adapted 10 the moas furnished by the builders
the following prices yiz rmbss le feet long White OAK
d P Pee ~ 90 90 pr pee 90 a.
10 Iehe. per piece ~ 90 Ch.nut5 inches square Per piece
"a; do do piece 81 81 do do piece -
DO piece $40 do do piece IS 81 by 10 inches
80 o. The intermediate from inches square BY 10
inches will be funshed prices In the foregoing
the requisite Of modins size allowed for bsve
ing The Company also prepared supply cabinet piano
forte sksrs chair makers oirer &c &C. with the various woods
bent desired shape furnish light
and heavy timbe bent 70 shape for pene snd bade
The Company also prepared sell Bending Machines with
The rish The different Class
inches class b. for timber 70 inches square; elias
for timber inches class D. for timber inches square,
elsss E. for furniture Application be made the
Greenpont or IT The Office Of Company No. Wslst
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C,RrrR Aue,ioneer store No. 81 Dey oLssss',h'
NROCERIES LIQUORS, CIGARS.-FRlDAY,
q l. TUCKER, Auctioneer l.,,,
I ARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE Of HOUSE,

IL HOLD FURNITURE CARPETS, MIRRORS SILVER.
CHINA and GLASsN ARE-Bilirg Tucker will sell on Fk
DAY NAV at No Wslsers doors Of Broadway.
large assortment Household Furniture such Sofas Chlns,
carved Suite and brocatele Tables
among solid mahogany Extension Dining carved rosewood
Center Bedsead Feather Beds Hair Mstfessss Bas
Threopy aud Ingram Carpets, Oil Cloths Mating Mifrs
IamHs Cros,ware ia elegant decorated Dinner
Vases onhsnded Cutlery srgs assortment; OF SILVER Ware
among which es Set Cake Plates Forks a.we,
wood Plano. Sale polye ram or shne
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EOR SALE or to LET-On the north SIDE Of 5.it

i A., iesuten sAd 2sy. DOUBLE COTTAGE HoIa ,E
- For-p LOTS Of GROUND With CARRIAGE HOUSE FRUIT
- Hf-EBFRY Crool and shower bath the house
Al Ia ~. ,rGsf and buii expressly G the owlsr. App! on
= - ~ ] W. RCM>Ef. Suffolk Bank.
'"' 49, Conner Of Sss-su and CedarFrs
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Building Editorials.

LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors of Churches and
IL Buildings vesbues Halls Conssrvatodes,
Dining Rooms Hearhs Dwellings These esare almost
in the beet houses IN all parts Of the country
Also GsrDkrk Chimney TOPS suited style Of Architecture
AID Downn country houses and BY ch
teets generally For sale by
MILLER COATES & YoULE No. 2v9 Peasl..t
LIMESTONE for SALE.-The Subscribers are pre-
pared furnish freestOns persons
udIs build from their qusries Nswak Of The best quality
desirable
has proved itself be Of the durable kind
nded public buildings public
works and will be delivered within reach
moderate prices As specimens refer the following
James New London Grace Church Providence; City Han
Ucs and the Cathedral Philadelphia All orders filed with dis
patch BALDWIN & PATTERSON, Newark N. J.
I IGHTNING-RODS for BUILDINGS and SHIPS
IL Insusd-Ols Psent-The only method Of absolsts pro-
lection demonstrated by science and experience Orders promptly
Sled wanted sell rights Great
fsred- LYON MANUFACTURING Co, No. 543 Broadway.
MARBLE for BUILDING PROMISING under
Il prepared furnish White Marble
Rutland about the price
eut brown As his facilities for furnishing quantities
unsed he invites tho attention OF those about
being prepared furnish fifty rons
within the molik Parties about build residing either
ssr by forwarding plans have their and
boxed ready shipment and The
those ne erected during the No l Fulton
Y; No. IS Dsy-st No. II Beekmsn-st, n " No
n Y No. IS Beehmsn-st \. " No 85 Beetman
" No ~ Beekmsn Chfs N T.;
Brooklyn City Hail &c Call office No 81
Chsmben't THOMAS }. MCCARTHY
VNHE SHIP TIMBER BENDING COMPANY of
ws TsE s Of E = .aa dakSHf A
.Aa. ~. IL. ILL
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bali nsTes ium the village HOUSE eoa-auls s1ee-
.rs with wifioRi twenty acres o. LAND l4AE- - W
" hid No. God e.. n l.. o. ii ! DIXON. .. k,s
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TWO LOTS on lO5th-st near the Central Park and
on the srsd. Price &325 each Aso, l'S. Price
s225 Appy 81 No PIT snilivsnst.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE.-SlA
LOTS on istav between sd 24th fnqae the osee
Empire Iron Work foot Of East 45th 81 SLOAN LEO
GIFT
C.sl Snn A BARG IN.-That well built
~ SsCOVs COTTAGE HOUSE situate bet~e-n ID snd
ard but g MINUTES distance from h City Ha by the 4hsv
nine finished Rooms Piazza handsome
i.yad &c Lot 81 feet by 100 Nehborhooi good
T. DE NOTE. No II -prueest.
q. u nnn-For sale, 81 ACRES of level. fine
% lSsOOO LAND al MAM0ROSECR right BY the
sspc, upon wh.eh DWELLING HOUSES and BARN
COUNTRY SEAT mile from the Hudson
PEEksKILL AID q fae snowy DRUG STORE CITY HALL
BIookyE- A h GOOvh Broker, NO " "als-
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III
"a uas osta.nsd o.. Wa Pknsy Esi As5 Pr lnsralcs
cf Ch-fh4ra an Duane ~ Rl..h Il y =,
'reeaw .-ls-. ts. No :: Pax p..se Hss lHk
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II for all Of MANUFACTURING p1r = &c n Ia "a ~
$500. 10 On 2g Us CeBirest snd Ho~ '' 10 $40 :.
80. ie,v.ep Howard and G.Bdsts The rcoIs vary ~ -
tn l2s .st 20 l15rz5 feet The rooms are WEI sue ''
Ilshfo Win WV" w A ALIEN on the premises
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n.1r-.. pFNT on the mgst Ion.

EOR sALE-In The NlliSt VI 9 - nor, -
-, LOIS q GROUND. WITH Eood FSstoiy os
-, ~ STORE with 8. tie EeeessaEy n1afes 10 -
3D.. brsa.s Al sod condition sn1 ~ ~ TgTy
cant OF sekrss Inquire mon ne penn ." '"'
80 u p yOSTER 40 ~ Di.siOn-t. y I
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% Rea>ers ano Correspondents.

GJ@Thc first page this week contains va
ricty of interesting selected articles on vari-
ons subjects. The political article on Know
NothingiSm" will meet with attention.
L5~Thc second number Of the article on
SAN FRANCISCO is reserved for the first page
next week.
C~An article on 1.-The Punishment Of
Dcath, and adverse to its nlliction will be
printed next week.
1DTIn girlish hand VIC have the following ::
DEAR Mn. EDITOR What has become Of your
correspondent Long Ago. Weeks months. |
might say have passed since she told us of the
pleasant times she used to have in school-g days
with It at YOUR old home. and thea promis-
81 to tell of HER home but yet she has not told u.s.
Week after week have pictured to myself quiet
little home and longel for saturday to come, and
with it The Wing. till | could ascertain how near
correct my ideal sketch was. But rs often have
been doomed to disappointment. The anxouy
lookcd-for letter has not yet made its app ,artnco,
and am all Impotence to see it. Why will Long
Ago be SO cruel, and keep me in such suspense -!
is she wild laughing coguettc that loves to TO
your re lders as she does her numerous admirers Z,
Or is she pcnsive back-cyed IN lid en- who shrnks
from contact with rude world Is hers IA bro
ken home 2 or is il one gadlened with the light
of love- Was she desoatc-hcartcd when she wrote;
and has she Since found one to whom sh, can pour
out all her secrets. and who in return can under
stand AMI appreciate her. DO. Mr.. Editor. coax
her to tell US all about that "home'' and If she
don't, you MrST-wont you! Excuse me for troub-
ling you, and believe me
Yours truly, MoLLlE.
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A Valuable Blacksmith Shop
FOR RENE Or SALE.

FENlTE subscriber being about to leave tho
n ncisIlborhood to engage in other bust
ness, offers for rent or sale, the Blacksmth
shop at Pivot Bridge, Cecil county, Md.
The shop has lor%cs and sets Of tools, all
OF which are in order.
Also good FRAME DWELLINGS, one
y stories high, the other > stories high, with
stable, carriage house and other outhuilu-
ingS. Ill OF which are in good repair.
This property is one OF the best stands in
Cecil county, and has advantages that few
country stands have. There is Il church,
school house, and store within 4 few hundr, d
yards OF the property, and 4 line Of Steamers
passing daily to each city.
For terms apply to thu subscriber at Pivot
Bridge. Possession given the 18th March.
ARTHUR MORRISON.
Also good Horse and Carriage for sale.
Nov Is II
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Steve, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
N!ANUFACTORY;

TUE subscribcr invites his friends and The publ.
Il generally to call and examine his assortment of
Stoves lin anl -hcet-irou ware at the old stand
one door south OF the Hay scales in por; DEPOSIT
The assortment is extensive anlvaroas, eonsistin.
in pat IF the following:
Clinton Alright Cook Stove Union Of thu States
do. Lv,cl's roubic Oven do lluc Eidcc air-t'gh
coal or wood: Virginia a. t. Cook for coal TOR Wool
eileen Mountain it. {; impso"ei Complete Cook
i'ayoritc; lht Ge,; Abbey 1t. t. Par on Off 20 and
hEr;h Soy. $; Uoh L. L. ; s.Acs o: . pate stoves
ito;-;,il P,Ior oycn.
COAL <flNE>. Columbia Crate. Cannon stoves.
; '.zcs Goa! IS. Il. :; sizes; st ncy 60 Il burn.
crs; several kinds o. Radiators, all of which will
sell on reaspnah!c TENS.
RDpti 81 AND SpDUTIN.i and all kinds OF
jphjng done on short no,ct.
Noy Is ;,n ROBERT CIIHISTY. !.
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of fever over Mr.. Soule's wrongs, and that
they have been making a good deal of them.
Brother George Sanders hints. indeed, under
the inspiration Of Kossuth it may be, who
needs T. general imIrocto, that Mr.. Mason
ought forthwith TO demand his passports and
come home. Mr.. Mason however, We ven
turc to say, is too comfortably situated in
Paris to he guilty of any such domestic rash
ness as all that.
But what a1e we've, fall bloodcl, pat
rotic spread eagle Americans, 10 10 over
this election, -cXiulSOn.- Xpatriatioa Of
our Franco American d.arly l.cloye,l, and a.
tloptcl Fellow Citoyca Soulc Fight, of
course! Fight! War! Var! WAR is the
word. We must forthwi ii, Lo Presto d:r4-
me ne, as the coniurorS say, chew LoEiS Ma
polyon right up True, lie has some SEQ GOO
bayonctS in hand, Regiments Of cavalry
and Of hot blazing artillery and a feet Of ten
l.mcs the metal Of ours, -hut spread the ca
"lc,--.ct roar the dogs -War. WAR;
is the word. Who volunteers in the Amor-
can army Of two millions Of men TO march TO
Paris! Pit us down, No. |.
loui; Napoleon may ai!c-c. it is tiTlc,
doubtless he ices allcge, that Citoyca Soulc
is his citizen u p@ri H:,-tlat Iatura!i-
cation in ano. hcr country, after once iorcl-
bic expulsion i:on his own, could not dc.
privc him of his l.'cncl citizenship when
voluntarily renewing it by return to French
dominion that tho oh he was All Amcri1
can Minister with DIP 'ol oatic dignity, his
commission was only to ). 'alH NOT, to France,
and that, therefore. he ha | no business in
France, AT all,-or if there. I, n.rrc right to
protection than any other FrcnL Imam nay
even granting, that he was Mnistc to France
instead Of to Spain, France had a right TO cN-
clude hi,n, as the Clayton Adninisira, 'on
excluded PouSsn from Washington But,
nevertheless, and notwithstanding, Mr.. Prc.f-
ilcnt Pierce, the three little letters of NJ. Kos
suh must settle this mattor,~-WAn,--WAR AR,
WAR.
The Paris correspondent of the Tribune
writes -
''Soule, as we have lad proof in his CORES
pond,ncc, cherishcs violent hatred to Louis
NAPOLEON. lie treats him with the hot ran
cor Of wounded vanity-cf Frcnchman s
wounded vanity. lie insists that his impc-
rial fellow countrymcn rcciprocatcs the scnti-
mcnt to the full. lie wrote as much as a
year ago to the Independence Beige ncwspa-
per: he says as much to any one who will
hear him. His quarrel with l.. n. b. is per-
sonal and he burns to make his adopted com.
try a party to it. AS he himself said, when
hc shot at Irrgot he shot at Turgot's mas
ter: and in his rccklcSs rage he would shoot
at the French nation with the same aim.'
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CLIFTON ACADEMY.

ygyiIE Trustees fths Institution take plea-
T. sur. H. announcing to the public hat their
new Building. with sepcratc apartments for
males and females is now completed and will
be opened for ,hc reception Of pupils on
MONDAY, the 2Iih inst.
The Trustees ;,"c happy in being able also
to announce that II. " have secured the SER
vices Of EDWIN Ar! Old, Lib. d., formerly
Principal Of the East,r Academy, Talbot
county, but more recent, at the head of the
Bel Air Academy, in lIarto, county, whose
testimonies are Of the hishcs. aud most sat
iSlHctory character.
Measures are in progress 10 prOcul> Il COM
petcnt Prcccptress for the Female De- "art-
mcnt. which will also be under the superb
sion Of DR.. Arnold, and due notice will he
given rs soon as that object is accomplished
In view Of the great increase in the expense
Of living, and consequent necessary advance
in the value Of all kinds OF labor, and also for
he purpose of placing this Institution upon
level with other and similar institutions in
his respect; the Trustees have determined to
ma some advance on the former rates of
tution. which nc,udng fuel, pens and ink
will hereafter be as follows, per quarter, viz
In the Jrycnilr Department., including
spelling, re aiding writing, first lessons
in "cograaIy. and Ne four iunda!ucn-
tai rules in arithmat'r. @l.oO
In the Junior Drpartmt.t eli 'tfacihg
continuation and extension pfthG form
or branches, with English Gil. mar.
History, Astronomy, Elements Of |, vt
nral Philosophy and Chemistry, Book
Keeping, and first lessons in Latin, to
Caesar. $3.50
In the Senior Department, OF which the
course will include besides the branch
cs already enumerated, the Latin and
Greek languages, Algebra, Geometry,
Plane and Spherical Trigonomctry, An
atomy, Physiology, Chemistry, and the
several branches ofNatural Science. SIS 90
For Tuition in either Of the modern Lam
guag"s, or III Drawing and Painting or Mu-
sic, the charge viii be extra. No other cx-
ira charge except for books furnished. will
be allowed, and no deduction made for occa-
sional absence.
n. Is. The academic year will hereafter
commence on the first onday in September,
Id will consist Of Four Quarters Of eleven
weeks each. There will be II recess of two
weeks at Christmas, another of one week in
April, and vacation Of five weeks at the
close Of the academic year, being the five
weeks Immediately proceeding the first Mon
day in September, annually.
BY order Of the Board,
GEO. h. HOWARD. Prcs't,
+. A. ELLIS, Scc'ry, Nov II jw
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TOT nc CVCN " NlT.
ECtter to Glaribel May.
NOVEMBER 18th, 49,

NOVEMBER I'm, lool.
There are so many modes Of address, Clari.
that | scarce know how to make my congo to
you. The cold formality of Wndum for the
starting point Of an epstle like this, is so re-
pugnant to my May-likc congcnialitv of spirit.
that | cannot cramp my pen down to write it..
And then to say Denr Ciari would cause the
Platonic world to hold up its hands in holy
horror at the unhallowcd phrase; besides it
might bring up to your memory bygonc rec
objections, like
Nights Of song and nights Of splcndor,
FIJI d with Joys too bright to Last
Joys. lht like your starlight tender,
While they shonc 10 shadow cast"
Hours, which Burns calls ssgoldcn," when
those two little words, s:Deur Ciari," were
linked together, and whispered in tones,
whose melody was swectcr than the sympho-
ny OF Angelic Tyres. But so gently you chide
him, Clari, for his baseness, that | have half
Il mind to think with the poet
'And so gently you spoke of the youth who deceived
That l thought you perhaps might be tempted
again"
But truce to the past. Those are happicst
who never look back; for lifcs way is so
chcckcred, and memory such malicious
shrcw. that whether she recall scenes of Joy
or woe, it is but to torture the mind with re-
grets. Regret that the former so transient
and like, have been hurried away
allowing lis scarce time to taste their nectar
cup, (much less enjoy Il long, delightful
dranght,) ere it has been snatchcd from our
lips; and the latter never fails to plant 4 can
ker worm i the heart, which never, never
dies; and tho its pain may sometimes cease,
it doth but slnmbcr, and gnaws, and gnaws
again at the unseen wound when walked by
recollection. ...-
But | cannot write, Clari, in that easy, Joy
GUS style which is my wont, for
Tho melancholy days have come,
The saddcst of the year"
and they always throw a languor DER my
spirit, touching it with that magic power of
loneliness, which pcrvades the wide spread
landscape, filling up the panorama with the
brown old woods, its icaicss boughs, waving
so checrlessly in the angry blast, and the
fields so hoary and grim, without flower to
mark the plain where Summers presence
scattered bloom.
Ills Dickens says he admircs the Autumn,
when the luscious fruit hangs IN golden clus-
tcrs from the bending boughs; and the rich
grain fields are waving their brown treasure
in the crispins breeze, as they smile with
the magnficcncc of wealth in the tender vel
low ray. But this is the hectic beauty of
Death,
FRI decays cffarins fingers
II til swept TIC linz: where beauty fingers"
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TEUsTEE'S SANE
OF REAL ESTATE,
IN CECIL COUNTY, n

IN tECiL COUNT ~, WI.
EpY virtue of Decree OF the Hon. Albert
,hb Constable, Judge Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, in Ei!anccly, the undersigned
as trustees, will sell at Public Sale on
F.iily, the - dqy Of December,
nest, all that tract, piece or parcel Of Land,
situated in said county, being part Of the
Real Estat. whereof Ebcnczer Alden, ST.,
died seized, containing
E'o-ty-Eaur Acres.
Rool and square Pcrc!cs OF Land, more
or less. This property is beautifully situated
on the road from !.lkton to kiinblcvillv, about
one mile south Of the rcnnS ylTalia line; the
whole having Il southern exposure, ana with
elevated sites for buildings.
About two thirds Of the tract is arabic land
in hi "a state Of cultivation, aud convenient
ly divided into fields. The residue is thick
~ set with various kinds of YOUNG TIM
Der. such as chestnut, oak and hickory. The
wlole IS we'll watercI by never falling springs
b & ..a.t 1'ERlt5 OF SALE,
AS prescribed by the Decree are as follows
One third of the purchase Money to he paid
ia cash on the day of sale, one thiri in six
and the remaining one third in twelve months
from the day Of sale; the credit payments to
bear interest and to be cured by the bond
or notes Of the purchaser, with security ap-
proved by the Trustee.
Sale to commence between Il and 3 O'Clock
?. NJ, on the premises.
EBENEZER ALDEN,
GEORGE ALDEN,
Nov ii is Trustees.
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ny me Gorcfhor u IIGyldm.
W7IlEREAS, it is Il prevailing custom
w with the people of all Christian States,
annually to set apart from the time usually
employed in the labor ard business Of life, at
least one day TO be observed as Il day of gen
cral praise and thanksgiving to ALMIGHTY
GOD, the High and Mighty Ruler OF the Uni
verse, for his manifold mercies and blessings;
AND WHEREAS, it behoyes us, especially, as a
people most signaiy favored in the bountr-
Gus dispensaton Of his providence not to h"
unnllndiul Of our duty to Con the supreme
and ever living source whence all ~, ,,,r ssinas
now, out TO manifest cur tnanktulncss and
S'''i'""e lizards him in earnest and deyout
prayer; AND WHEREAS, it is well that to this
duty one day in the year should be given
that the united voices OF Il whole people may
be poured forth in 1ervcnt prayer to that
God who holds at his will the dcstinies of
men, that we may be delivered from all evil;
that continuation Of his mercy and good
ness may be vouchsatcd uS that we may be
permitted long to enjoy the enduring benefits
OF peace; that pcstilence and famine, sedi-
ton and conspiracy, civil strife and disscn-
sion, may be put away from US; that the bonds
flour National Union may be maintained
and strengthened; that the high state offrcc-
dom, both civil and religious, which has so
long marked our political condition may be
preserved to us, and the generation that may
succeed us, until time shall cease and that
all other temporal blessings as to him may
seem meet for his people may be bestowed
On us; AND WHEREAS, the day thus to be OBJ
served as one of prayer and thanksgiving to
God has usually been designated dy the En-
ecutivc authority Of the several States
Now, therefore, l, Y. WATKINS LlGoN,
Governor of the Stat, of Maryland, do, here
by designate and set apart Thursday, HE 23d
day Of Norember, as day Of THANKSGIVING TO
ALMIGHTY COP, to be kept and observed by
the State of Maryland; whom | earnestly eX-
hort to carefully abstain on that day, from all
secular employments, and to devote them
selves to such dcvout services and exercises
as are appropriate to day of Thanksgiving
and prayer.
....,.. Given under my hand and the
:sEAL.. great seal Of the State Of Maryland
''''''' this ninth day of October, the year
of our Lord, eighteen hundred and ilty.lour.
BY the Governor, ..-
7. WATKINS LIGON.
NATHANIEL Cox, Secretary Of State.
November IL lw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-18
For Tile Cecil Wing.
To Molly Ann.


o Molly Ann, o Molly Ann,
Toyou | strike my lire,
Because you are the gal what sot
My buzzim all Oh fire.
When t'nst | seed your hansum face,
With love | cum near dyin,
And vowed Id git you for Il wife,
Or break IL trace a-tryin.
] never think Of you since then,
A wakin or Il slccpin .a
But what feel all over me .r
y qucrish kind Of crccpin.
And if you wont accept Of me,
My darlin Molly Ann,
II go and dround myself as sure
AS IN a Twin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..