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Every Day Brings Something New.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TOBACCO STORE.
d. w. e.. SLANKEEs.

UUUr WESC uI L. III. GUSHING,
HAS just opened with splendid stock. com.
"A prising every article IN the Tobacco line,
amongs, which will be found the FINEST
Qualities of
CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
which he will sell wholesale or retail, as cheap
as can be bought any where else in this section
oil the country
CIGARS Of varioss qualities and prices. will
ba sold by the box, bunch, or less numbers if
desired The following list is portion of the
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pie, or those contemplating marriage. BY
- WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no ta;ter be ashamed TO presen, copy
of the E.SCULAPlUS 10 his child. II may
save him from an early grave. Lei no young
man or woman enter into the secret obligations
of married life without reading the POCKET
ESCULAPlUS. Let no one suffering from a
hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side, restless
nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train oil
Dyspepiic SENSATIONS, and given up by Their
ply sician. be another moment without consult.
ing the TSCULAPiUS. Have The married, OF
those about to be married any impeachment, read
this truly useful book, as it has beenihe meaus
Of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures
from the vely jaws Of death. g z.t
g9- Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS enclosed in letter, will receive one
copy Of this work by mail, or five copies will be
sent for One Dollar. sa
Address, (post paid) DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
S. No. l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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BE.NIGHTED IGNORANCE,
AscuLPABLE AS INExcusABLE ?

How long shall THIS ignorance prevail so pro-
dueiive of lis bitter fruits? How long shall the
wife ard mother be ignorant Of the nature, char
aeter and ea.ses OF The vafious wotrsb and ,exl-
al complaints, etDbi,terne her days by suffering
suffering often prolonged 10 years, eyeHluailne
in . complication OF diseases utterly and hope
easl, incurabe? Shal! forever close GU
eyes 10 the results oil physiological science BY
winch we may arrive al an understanding al our
selves as men and women. subject 10 serloEs lite.
org enduring Diseases and perpetua,ing them
10 our children. $3.50 555.
~ LET kvERy WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER
No husband or wife need be ignorant OF what
concerns them most 10 know TO secure their
health and happiness, and their pecnnLiry pros.
peri'y That know ledge is contained i'll little
b
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the kffTEIEn STATE.
Shall Happiness and Health, or Mise
ry and Sickness, attend IL?
UNDERSTANDING CONSIDERATIONS.
III ss=sr
reflections for the TsaOuysalful

x reflections for the Thoughtful.
~ RANGE tina: countless human bolnss exist
~ aud drag through life as do the beasts Of
the held, or the insect. Of the asarih, evinra
no more thought sr reflection than though sthe
noble faculties OF mind were not fvoucEsai to
them. 3 Ga M 1zsF
Many such are husbands and father, upon
whom are dependent the health, the well being
and the happiness of a confiding and Affection
ate wife, with perhaps family of children.
HOW OFTEN IT HAPPENS THAT THE
WIFE LiNGERS FROM YEAR TO YEAR
In that ptiable condition DIS mol even for one
incident 10 The enjoyment OF health
She may not be an invalid confined TO her bed
or even TO her room as her pride. ambition and
energy induce and nerve her 10 take personal
charge OF her household, even when her health
will not admit OF it but she is nevertheless per-
ceplibly sinking from day to day, and always
ailing.
Thus, day after day, and month after month
iransPlre. Her health daily sinks, ALL finding
even the hope Of recovery no longer remains
And thus
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
But few years ago in the flush OF health and
youth, and buoyancy Of spirits, rapidly, and APP
pareally inexplicably, ecomes feeble, siekl, $
debilltated wife. with frame emaciated, nerve
uns'lung, spirits depressed. conntenance bearin
the impress OF suffering, aud an utter ply sica
nd mental prostitution rt
Sometimes this de2loFable change may an
does arise from oIganIc or constitutional cauSn.
But oitener, BY far oitener, 10 gross aud ineAcu
sable ignorance OF The slnple,, and pane ST iue.
Of health as ooHaecieaa wah the marriage slate
the violalisn Of v hieh entails disease, suffering
aud misery, mol only 10 he wife, hu, often u
HEREDITARY COMPLAINTS UPON CHILDREN
"uNTo THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATIONS
Transmitting COA'SUMpITON SCRO
/ FULA. HYPO CfONDRI4, LTSAN-
ITY, GOVT, KINGS Evil, and
cthe1 aad icorse disease .as q BREAD
FUL INHERITANCE from The
ssii+ Parents.
And must this continue! Shall we be Wist
in all that concerns tire cattle OF our fields, OIL
horses, our sheep, our COWS; nnr oxen, the la
ture and character oil the sui we possess, The
texture and quality 81 our goods and melchan-
disc, bui in all that concerns ourselves as human
beings, with human functions aud passiens sub
jecl &c great arrangement, involving our future
peace and happipess-in all that concerns the
health and welfare oil the vile OF our affections
aud the mother oil our children, in all that con
Germs the mental and physical well being c
those children, we should be immersed III ii
darkest and most = f=
pENTI,I lTEn T/yNrnD NrI,
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Pc,.eYriNt, C,ryv0.

LSOWLE 4 CO., have in store their usual supply
Il of No. J, Peruvian Guano, all from direct I'M
nortstons md iearraated pure, which they offer to
heir Agricultural friends at the forrest market rates
Aleyindria. Jan. 20, 1865,
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To TNE RVEeEEC.

HAVING purchased of Henry Bare his entire stock
- oIGoods, the undersigned will conduct the Mer-
occupied By him Tie cutting department viii be
under the direction Of Ma. BA sg, whose reputation
as an artist isso well established to render it
necessary to gay anything with regard to it. ~
ne respectfully solieits the patronage of the Public
and pledges himself that no exertion shah be wanting
on his part to merritt w. A. STERRETT,
AtiNG sold my stock of goods to VIM. A. Stcl
lrett avail myself OF this means of returning my
sincere thanks TO my friends for the generous support
they have extended to me, and soliciting continu-
ance OF it to my successor
Jan. lS-4t, ziss HENRY BARE. .
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WllE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he has just
returned from the North, where he laId IN a
supply Of fine marble, and is now prepared to
furnish At The shortest notice, and in the mic, 81
styles, 5.
TOMB-STONES & MONUMENTS,
= The most reasonable terms. 81
~ s JOHN WHITE.
Mi. Sidney, March q, ls54.-ly.
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GEO. NJ. WEST.
EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE,
RICHMOND. VA,

6AFFEKS 70 The Public CHOICE collecilon 0
~ Books in every department OF Literature
LAW BO0hS.-All the most popular III use;
MEDICAL BOOkS.-The la.es, edition, OF
the best Writers;
Historical aud Biographical Works;
School Books, ine!ulsag Latin, Greek, Ger
man, French, Spanish and Italian, Text Books,
nd Dictionaries;
MAGAZINES s NoyELS-The best stock
in the City;
Webser's unabridged Dictionary, supplied 10
the Trade, al Publishers prices .
Letter and Cap Papers, and Stationery.
A call from those in want Of Books is So
licited.
Sept. IS, lS5i.-6me.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

VIRGINIA FEMALE lNSTITUTE-Sessio'
81 commences LIST September in each year
Rev. r. H. PHlLLIps, Principal.
sTTARMAN K BELL. Attorneys al Law, Office
opposite the Central Bank.
Ne NJ. BELL, Notary Public and Com
ttA missioner 10 take deposions, and settle
accounts Of Guardians, Administrators, Executors
nonsees, &c. -
n X. TROUT, Attorney at Law, Contra
IN Bank Row. Saunon, Va.
II B. ESKRIDGE-Apothecary Chemist and
u Druggist, Main street, taunton Va.
nAvID s. BEAR, Watch Maker and Jewelry
II Main Street, Stanton.
a D. CHANDLER, Cabinet Maker, Main
~ street, Staunton--Furni,ure at Richmond
DoINTS s. GROvE-Tin and Coppersmi,hs,
and dealers in Stoves generally.
TNO. B. EVANS, Tobacco and Segar Store
- opposite the Post Office, Stanton.
N1ICHIE & ROBERTSON, A,,orney.at Law
1vl Office on Cour, House Alley, Slaup,on.
NJ ORRIS & GOODE, Merchants and dealers
AvA in Fapcy and Staple Goods and Groceries,
generally. Opposite indicator Office, Main
street Ssaun,on, Va.
CARRIER & C0NNELL--lron Founders
~ and Machinists-w at North end OF
Town.
@RANDEBURG 4 CO--Forwardine and
30 Commission Merchants, and dealers in
Dry Goods generally, corner opposite Va. Hotel
BNO b. WATTS-Attorney at Law, office
q on Central Bank Row, Staunion.
DAYLOR L BAYI.OR-Aitorney at Law
II Office in Brick building opposite the Court
House.
= HUDSON MACOY--Saddle, Harness and
y Trunk Factory. opposite Va. Hotel.
IMBODEN& Nc C UE-Auorney al Law,
L Office next door 10 Hartman e. Bell.
nR. A. T. LAIRD g. CO.--Apohecares
- Chemists and Druggists, New Street, above
w Hotel. Slaunton.
~ COCHRAN ! OO.-Tobacconiss, and
~. dealers in Sesars, Snuff, &c, New Street,
Stanton.
~ COLEMAN Bookseller and satiop
&c er, opposite Spectator Office, MaiL Stress,
Stanton.
KAYsER ! STRIBLLNG Merchants and
IA dealers in Fancy Goods, generally, Main
Sereet, Siaunton.
~ENJ.aJNIN & J. S. CRaJTFORD--Me
I'D chants and dealers in Fancy Goods Main
Street, Staunton.
s NJ SCHM IDT-Merchani aud Grocer
AVA New Town Pump, Main ST., Slaun:on.
VIRGINIA HOTEL-Staunton-M &
Pey,on, Proprieors.
IN NJ. GUSHING s. o. Confeclioners. Gro
lie GERS and dealers in Fancy Articles, No.
Main Street, Staunton.
CENTRAL BANK OF vIRGINlA-New
SBrick Building opposite Union Hall.
nR. A. LAIRD-can be found at his Office
at the Virginia Hotel, or at the Drug Store
Laird & C o.
MRS. L. H. WARD, Milliner and Msu,au
s IA maker, Stanton, Va. - sEzz..zz..
WVYOODWARD HOUSE-- staun.on, Va -
w J. N. Woodward proprietor.
nR. b. B. DCNAGHE-OiEes Immediately
~ opposite the Post Office.
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Dot AND collie MIxTURE.-We offer to farm
- ers ond others, SAUNDERS Bot and Collie Mixture;
the best we believessfEttis made, as It has never
failed when applied insftn1fhc
Gss~ Price rs cents per bottle.s
ALSO, SAUNDERS House POWDERS an Invaluable
tonic in all cases Of Chronic debility, Mango Sureit
Grease, Hide Bound or want of condition, Cough
and Fever. Warranted to cure in all cases
zs~ Price % cents per bottle, for srle by
Dec rs. MEADE EACHES
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
] EE Pocket ESULAPUSIS;
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN
PHYSICIAN.

IN FIF1lETH Ed
ton, with One hun
dred Ensravings, show.
ing Diseases and Mai
formations Of the Human
. System in every shape
]. and form. To which is
added a Treatise on the
Diseases of Females, be.
iug OF The hi.hes.. i'm.
reftanee to married yvo
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JOSEPH GRIMES,
Importer and Wholesale and Retail

5.@lf4so DEALER IN
Wines. Brandies. and Domestic Liquors,
sTy EEPS constantly on hand, and for sale Oh
dasss satisfactory terms, large and Genera as.
sorlment OF Liquors Of the very best ard pur-
est that The world affords. All persons, there
fore; can be supplied by giving him call al
No %, King Street, Alexandria, Va. =
None need fear ii being deceived. or of get.
liaa au Impure article : MIMI x .+s
seft 90, is5i.--ly. z55.-.s8 "a tsF
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From the Manufacturers in New England
2IO5 Cases and Cartoons.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C.,
Wells q, Harper 6 CO.,
ii = - a seg.a5asie.s:a Ena esfa#zss 8
Alexandria, ya.

SEE E'E.zzE5EiEs 2GgH. 1864.
ftsws AVE the pleasure TO announce to Their Gus
lssss.4.s ionets and dealers generally, the arrva
by Pockets Charm. Lodnshin and Village Gem.
OF their FALL STOCK. comprising The largest
and most desirable assortment of Goods ever OIL
Tered III this market, aud having been purchased
direct from the manufacturers in New Eng
land, under The most favorable circumstances,
lheJ are prepared 10 oil "a great Inducements
Us eau be fouud in any OIL the Northern Cities.
They invite alleiiiiui TO tie following as COM
prsihs pali OF then stock, VIZ: .iasasm %
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lit Is Books that teach us TO refine our plea
sures, when young, and which having SO laugh
us, enable US 10 recall thea with satisfaction
" hen old.o-L Leigh HINT. ~
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THE LAND

"A DvERTISED b. JAMES GREGORY, of
"A this place, is sill Tor sale. Any one de-
sirous Of purchasing can. learn the particulars
by calling on Mr.. G a. his residence, in this
place.
Stanton, Sept. Is, 1854. esa
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Mems Thick Sole &C. II, s.l2 and Ola, Boor
Do Hungarian Tap - - do
DO Napoleon q = do
Do KIP, Cali, Goat and Grain . q do
Do Calf Cork Sole, double Valnp and
Sole do
Do Fine Fieneh Cal double Sole aud
Weller .5=.. .5..z=-..55. r5..= do
Bqys' Thick double sela do
Do Napoleon, Hungarian and Zap q do
Do Kip, Cali aud Gram :. do
Yunihs' / iiok doasjle sole = do
Do Gail, Kip aud Grain a do
Chlldren's Calf, Kip aai Grain 5'sssis do
Mems Thick double sole GIL, s-l2, anl
.-.sz.5--zs9 IA Bsogan
Do Planters, for servants z do
Do Tap Sole and naile,i z#f=} 3-1is do
Do Kip. Gtlf,zGoat ana Buff -ss = do
Do knssef Thi1k do
Do Gail, oxlold, Bulient'i !, Congress
Hung z- - do
Boys Kip Calf. Goat and Euif do
DO Calf 0xturd fies
Youths Kips ca!fand Goat i & % = do
3 Do Monieress ansi Calf 0Xfofd. do
sMeman's Zip, Cali and G,ain s,io
= DO Mut0ceer aud KID aai'l sss-s= do
Do Planters and Butch, for servants do
e Do Peaged Goal, Cslt Kid aud lain . do
LADIES' Kid Morocco and EnamsIied lies
,s. -. aud Busl,ins
Do Patent Eunka and Paris = do
DO Velvet and SILK Toilet Sins do
Do Cold and biz Six Warp Caters in
Chidren's Goat, Calf Moro co and Kid
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uIHtfeHt DiaHuSs
TUBACC CIGARS.
EidoIadp, Rio Hundo,
Esmeralda, The Fixed Star
Holland, FL Proerama
Covington, SO La YesueIa. :
Douglas, IA u. 80 LA Nacinoal,
Howard, aa- ~ r5 IL Gallo.
Wlnshfid, Laemphresa,
Lee, Ed Nepiuuo,
tIg Leaf, La Protection
Golden Chunk, Principe,
GoodwIas Yellow Bank. Jenny Lind,
American Fine Gu, Pantllas,
= .lz..,.z5 @ Minervas,
Imported Habana, etc, etc. together with a
iine lot OF Spotted Spanish and Half Spanish
Cigars ts5 ipeal' ~ t,=s
Scotch, Rappe & Mackaboy Snulfs
German Pipes, Fancy and Common do smok.
ing Tobacco IN papers orb by The pound; Cigar
Cases and Holders, uef Boxes, Matches, Shoe
Blacklns, Rapping Twine aud Paper and ma.
ny other articles too tedious TO mention.
The public are respectfully nviIedlo call and
examine his stock. before purchasing else
where. as he will sell as cheap as The cheap.
esl -.
sept. II, 1854. "a ,t sd l. 7--T=.
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ESD NEW yTRTE.
II II Z undersigned, under the style of WARTS 4
Il RICHARDS, will continue the IVY
HARD MARE

'fuH" Ut
ards Il Bro: ss.5 sn4 frrl- Et F4i
Their hopcis that oy constant and assduous ef7orts
and by devotng their whole time to the business to
please, and by moderate charges to merit aid receive
a fair portion Of public patronage.
- ~ WIN. II. WATTS. a
Jaa, 49, 1858. Il. @. RICHARDS.
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DESIGNATION.

DISSOLUTION.
N the lst inst, the firm of Il. c. RICHARDS 4
. BRO. was dissolved by mutual consent The
lew firm Of WATTS 4 RIeHARDs, is alone authorized
% settle up the business. Il. C. RICHARDS. ~
JNO. c. RICHARDS.
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CAroH BRIDcE.

CAPON BRIDGE.
hampshire county, Va, March l, 1854.
Mr. n. r. COOPER. Dear Sir: Agreeable
10 Your iefuest aud my own desire 10 benefit.
the afilcit.i hereh, certify the great relief
renewed from The use of HAMp'fON,S VIZ.
GETABLE TlNCIURE sia
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o. 'fg 1aetHFFei I an. s'4llemeu. yours, =
:, HaMPioN's VEGETABLE TfNCTURE,
en- ana seilpamEsets (sratis,) with history Of
A'seestf} OF this wonderful Blood Par rie,, and
see eil'hca'as OF our own citizens, of Rheu.
matis9' pyspepsia, Saf5'pt. Liver Complaint !.
u,'ss's y sax Ass, Astpansness, &c, 60 sH.
- pa q III ,siattaan, by T. r. & j. B. Esq.
hineE. A. ;.iHK, 9ioia's Mount. and By deal
els ~ medicines every where. ~ e5
Aug. 2s, 1854. -iy. 'oI - 1 #H.'7's551''s
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01
Eufal AGairs.

A GREAT CALF.--Wm. J. Gillespie ESQ.,,
of the 9Th District, has Durham calf 8
months and one week old that weighs over
$50 lbs. Beat that who can.
FRulr.-Pcaclcs are very plenty in our
streets and have been selling at from six to,
twenty cents a peck. Apples are also said
to be abundant in the county.
HEALTH OF TIE CouNrY.-We regret to
have to state that there is considcra bic sickness
in his county at present, bilious ftvcr and
ague and fever prevailing most.
FALL CEors.-A drive in the country en-
abcs us TO state that the promise Of a great
crop of corn was never exceeded in this coun>
ty. An unusal number Of fields of buck|
wheat have also been sown; and the potato
crop is greater than for many years past.
Public MEETING At CHESAPEAKE Cry
An advertisement in another column gives
notice of a Meeting of The People at Chcsa>
pcake City on next Tue SHAY night, at which
M,sSrs. Ivllott and Travcrs Of Baltimore arc
to deliver addresses.
SPLENDID PICTURES. Mr. Wheeler, who
has rooms in the Court House at present is
executing some of the best photograph and
dogucrrcotyrc likeness We ever saw. There
never was as good an opportunity here before
to obtain good picture.
DEDlCATloN.-Tht new Methodist church
at McClcilanl svillc, near Newark will be
dedicated on the oh inst. There will be
preaching at TO- o'clock a. NJ, and at P.
NJ.
BAD RoADs. - We noticed last week the
fall Of a citizen into a mud hole in the Fifth
District. a friend of the Supervisor there is
Of the opinion that the citizen who met with
the disaster must have been eight" and
that he must have driven into sandholc by
the roadside where sand was taken for build
ing barn. Who knows!
rlc-NlCs--The Sabbath School of the
Presbyterian Church held picnic in the
woods of Mr.. James Mclntirc OH Thursday
and enjoyed a delightful afternoon. The
same day there was n dancing pic mic in
lIoliingSworth' woods, at which largS
number were present; it was kept up til
late hour and We understand a ,scd off WE'LL
THIEVES About. The Offices of two l,,m-
Der yards in this town were broken into on
last Tuesday night those of J. G. Howard
and Howard, Owens Il Co. In the former
nothing valuable was found, from tlo latter
two guns and an ovcrcoat, the whole worth
$40 were taken. Geo Il. Towards milk
house was also entered and robbed. The
indications are that the thief was some one
acquainted with the premises
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01
Correspondence of the Cecil Whig.)

RowLANpsvlLLE, Aug Goth, j5.
Cholera Cpse -Hsaith of the Pluce-Fafol
acknowledgements &c.
Mr.. EcIToR: AS the reports with regard
to cholera at our village are various and con-
tlicting would here observe that there has
been but one case here and although it was
a violent attack the patient is now GONZALES
ant, and our village is not suffering with any
other disease or lahoring under fear of tn,
spread Of the cholera. With few exceptions
general good health prevails through our
ncighbcr,iood, and as we are now cnoving a
cool breeze from the west we hope ali fears Of
the cholera will he vanqui>hcd.
am sorry to record sad accident Which
occurred on Sabbath, the l9ih inst. \ boy
about Q wears old. living with VIM. J. Gil
lcspe, ESQ, while playing with Young
horse was kicked by him and his skull brok-
Ell that he survived only u few hours, anoth-
err warning to boys not to trihc with horses.
No blame can be attached to Mr.. G. or fami-
ly as most of thcm were at meeting at the
time Of the occugancc.
am ( lad to see the action of the Temper
ancc people and should the distance prevent
the Sth district from being represented III
convention in Elkton on Saturday. you may
depend upon her doing her duty for prohib-
ton. L.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01
Tribute Of Respect.

At meeting of the members Of the Cecil
Bar and officers of the Circuit Court for Cecil
County, held at the Court House in Elkton,
on Friday the 3lSt of August inst.
On motion Of John a. j. Crcswcll Esq ,
Col. John c. Groomc was called to the chair
and Henry G. Mackall appointed Secretary.
Col. Groomc in Il feeling and appropriate
manner announced the object of the meeting
the expression of the deep regret felt by the
members of this Bar and Officers of this Court
ut the death of the Honorable Albert Consta-
Die.
On motion of the Hon. Alexander Evans,
Hon. A. Evans, Richard Grason and Hiram
Mccullough Esqrs., were appointed COM
mttce to draft resolutions expressive Of the
sentiments of this meeting.
The Committee through the Chairman re-
ported the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted.
Hhcreas it has pleased Divine Providence
to remove from our midst the Honorable Al
bert Constable, who rs a lawyer adorned the
Bar by his cloqucnce, and as Judge the
Bench by his wisdom, and who in the several
relations Of life commended himself To all who
enjoyed his acquaintance by the many noble
qualities of his heart Therefore.
BE 1t Resoircd, That we deeply and sincere
" regret his death which has deprived us of a
faithful friend and the State of most valua-
bic officer. whose place it will in our judy
ment, be difficult to supply.
Rcsolred, That in token Of our sorrow and
respect for the memory of the deceased We
will wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
ReSolrcd. That the Circuit Court for Cecil
County be requested to enter these proceed
inss upon its minutes : That they be pub.
llshcd in the newspapers of this County, and
that the Secretary communicate these TO the
family of the deceased.
ReSolred, As a further mark of respect to
the memory of the deceased that the Judges
seat and Cour room be drapcd in mourning.
join G. GROOME Chairman.
HENRY &. NJ O AL Scc'y.