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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-01

FIFTY-ONE DAYS ON TIE Missouri RIVER
In our river column this morning will be found
the manifest Of the steamer Tw light, which
having left thus port on the 3lst of May. laden
with Government stores and Indian goods for
mouth Of the river Aue Tramble, distance
of tue thousand .fre. hundred and l,ce"ty miles,
reached her destination on the 7th instant,
and returned to St Louis yesterday afternoon,
making a round trip of fifty one days,
Capt John Shaw, commander of the Twl.
light, reports the Indians all quiet and friend
ly, and that the boats crew killed many
buffalo during the trip. Such trip as this Of
the Twilight and the recent one of the Spread
Eagle will serve to impart to our Atlantic coast
friends some true notion Of the grand extent Of
the Great West; and may also impress our
citizens with that vast territory beyond our
borders which it should ever be our aim to
max, tributary to our prosperity. 81. Louis
Democrat Of 22nd.
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN TIE " Esr.-A man
who arrived at St. Paul, on the 9th inst,
from the Sioux Agency, on the Minnesota,
reports that the negotiations with the Indians
have now assumed beligercnt aspect, and
war with them is inevitable. The refusal on
The part Of the Superintendent to pay the
annnu,ies until the Sioux shall deivcrt to him
the Inkpaduta bands, caused great difficulty.
About 10000 Indians Of the Upper Sioux.
Cutheads, Yanktons, and Mowakantons have
assumed hostile attitude to appease whom
there are only two hundred troops.
The Indians are very bold and defiant. ha-
wing surrounded the whole body of troops on
the 18th, inviting them to fight. They are
we'll armed.
The houses of the missionaries, Revs. Riggs
and Williamson, are guarded by friendly In
dams.
Col. Mobiles Pacific Wagon Road party
were encamped on the Big Sioux, and prepar-
cd for successful resistance should they be
attacked.
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THE HUSBAND Game.'-A young and very
rich man in Clcaveland, Ohio.a few days since,
made the acquaintance ola blooming married
woman in the street, and called upon her at
her residence "when her husband would be
down town." In the midst Of his JOY the hus-
band appeared. raved furiously, swore, pre-
scented pistols, ETC., and at the right moment
the wife tainted. The young man trembled
and asked for life. The husband rclenled
and agreed, after some parleying. to - settle"
for $500. which was paid. Subsequently
the victim told his friends Of the occurrence
and they caused the arrest Of tho guilty con-
pie. who. becoming alarmed, paid back $3.50.
and were set free. both giving release for all
DANA ses to v oundcd honor. ~
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Advertising.

We repent whit we have often said that The
Cecil Wbig has far greater circulation than amy
other paper on the Eastern shore, in any Of the
neishborng counties in this State. 1t is valu-
able medium for advertising to all persons in Tbs
county who have property. Real or Personal, for
sale: or. WHO deal in any sJ:t of merchandise,
goods or wares. Every dol'ar they cXptnd in adj
'ertiHins in The Whis nt''t repay thrm HUNDREDS.
And persons in the cities who may des re to sci
t merchants AMI citizens of Cecil county. can in
no way IN Ike their business AMI location krowu to
hem 40 well ~ by lvcrtisins in Tn c eel WING.
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Port Deposit Items.

----On Thu rsday the 23d, an Irshman en-
iloyed in lIcckart's saw mill had his hand
mangled 10y circular saw. DIR. l.. Norris
was called and ampntatcd the first and second
fingers, the third is badly injured.
Steamer St. Nicholas with an excursion
from Baltimore was here on the 9th: as the
air from the bay was damp some of the cx-
cuItidnists put IN heir Internal armOf ard
were very happy during their stay.
Filings were parchcd, until Tuesday
evening when the rain fell heavily for short
time It broke dow,, the corn and oats
badly through this section. Last night IL
soft aud gentle rain was falling. and now it
still falls quietly and steadily, Just fast
pu.h for the grateful earth to drink IT.,
without allowing any to 90 to waste. En-
ccptIng oats, harvesting is over here.
The tavern lately occupied by Robin
son is having back bllling erected and
divisions male SO as to form two dwellings,
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LIGHTNING RODS.

HNIIE undersigned are now engaged in erect
L ing Pearson's Lightning Conductors in this
and the adjoining counties, to which we invite
the scrutiny ofall interested in the protection
Of property and life, or the science of cleo
tricity. We claim for this superiority over
any other rod ever offered in Maryland or
Delaware.
First, in the improved, solid point of cop
per and silver.
Second, in the permanent manner it is at
tached to the building.
Third, the metal being anncalcd thereby
greatly increasing its conducting powers.
Fourth, it has no electrical connection with
the building to which it is attached.
This rod has been sold from Michigan to
Georgia on many colleges and public build
ings in the different States, also too many
scientific men who have voluntarily given GER
tificatcs of its perfect scientific construction.
Over 500 600 of these rods have been erect
ed and are now standing, (not DOWN. but stand
ing erect in the various States we have passed
through in the last seven years. An eSami-
nation We think will convince any one. ..
0y'All orders left ut the Office of The Cecil
Wing, will be punctually attended to.
HOUSE & WEED.
Elkton, Md, June IL If
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THE LocoToco NoMINATIoNs.-T
Sham Democracy nominated the follow
ing state ticket on Thursday:
For Gorernor.-Col. John &. Groome.
For Comptrollcr.-Bradley 7. john
son.
For Lottery Commissioner.-Joshua
r. Nelson.
For Commissioner Of the Lamd Office.
James Murray.
In this District they have nominated
Col. Ramsey McIIenry for Congress.
So here we have the broken, limping,
sham Democracy of Maryl and, out before
the people with pie-ball, mongrel
ticket. With Acknowledgment of its
imbeciliiy in Maryland, it stoops to make
Il compromise and offers to the masses of
its voters, candidate for governor who
processes to be opposed to its creed, in
the vain hope of seducing to his support
some of his old associates and their old
enemies. We will see how the game
will work.
Col. Groo he will receive the votes
Reverdy johnson and Thomas Il. Pratt,
and James Alfred Pearce.
Col. Groomc will not receive the votes
Of Old Line Wings who last fall refused
to fall into the ranks of the sham Demo-
cracy, but who faithfully voted for Mil
lard Fillmore.
Col. Groome, refused to support the
nomination, of the Old Line Wing Con-
vention, last fall, and instead Thereof vo-
ted for James Buchanan. Col. Groome
will therefore fail to receive the votes of
old line wings who did not vote for Mr..
Buchanan.
Old line Wings who took the side of
the American party, while Col. Groome
took the side of locofocosm. will now
vote to sustain their own course, and
will not vote to sustain Col. Groome,
and thus put themselves in the wrong by
endorsing him.
Old wings of Cecil, down with the
sham democracy and all who, under any
pretencc, lend it their aid. The locofo-
COS have nominated their candidate for
Governor his election would be their
victory. Let them gain their own victo-
ry-J they Gun.
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2 THE ELKToN ACADEMY. The great crowd
who attended the public examination of the
pupils of this Institution on last Wednesday
night. were. highly gratiied by the exercises,
all of which were especially creditable to
those of the scholarship took part in them,
and spoke well for the fai thfulncss and abii-
ty of Mr.. and Mrs Jones, and thei assist
ant Miss Gleiln, as teachers. We never saw
the old Court House so crowded. or all audi.
cnce seemingly better pleased.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.
pORT DEpOsIT ,JI.I.y %


Mr.. Editor: Our town seems to to he in
quiet mood, business ofal! kinds dull sup
pose the farmers attending TO their harvcstS
is the main cause. There are large crops OF
grass and the wheat turn'd out better than
had been expected. Corn and oats both
promise large yield. The political affairs
He Frightening up. The nominations were
well received by all our "Amrricans aud
there is a disposition hereto fight this Cam
paign well.
Still the resort Of youth, beauty and fash.
ion: still praised, admired and well patron
Used. are the pic MICS COTTON up by tho>"
veie Rms in,hc field Of 4aycty. Ripp. Bliss
& Co. The last one on the ODD instant
was largely attended the platform (32 by Gl
fly was completely filled nearly all the time
In vain the rain u,d,avortd to drive them
from the ground twas ION with the dance
till 10 o'clock, when all retired from the groce
much gratilicd.
The Quaker and Monumental cities we've
represent d, also lIav,e dc Grace and your
town by both sexes.
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Eederjrk Ernmnc,..

ORR NOMINEES. -Ohce more We ,infnri the
American banner 10 the breeze. and with
pride and pleasure point To the name of our
noble standard bra"cr. as gnc!don Of sue
cess in the coming campaign.
Thomas Holiday Hicks Of Dorchester coun-
ty, is Just such man as the Americans of
Maryland will delight to hono, Emphatical-
" lf-nadc man. he has in his public ca
rrer made himself wi ely KIN; WI al d DIES T. :
y respected throughout the Safe for his Ia
ens probity and private virtues. Common
cling his carer as constable. he rose by his
own merits to the Slcrit,ty Of his native
county: afterwards he served repeatedly H. the
Legislature; in 1911 he was on the Clay Elcc.
to"a ticket; in 1851 he again appeared on the
State ticket as candidate fer Lottery Commits
>ionrr and ut this time is the Register d:
Wills of Dorchester county. At home h. l.
emncnllv popular. ABROAD universally res.
pcctcd. and if elected If which thcle Is not
the shallow of n doubt, will make a faithful.
competent and impartial Governor of the
State
OfMaior McPhal and Hon. w. II. Pur-
nell. we need not speak; they have heretofore
made too favorable an II. preston OF tins con-
muaity, by their talents an" zeal IN the Amcr.
icon to be soon forgotten. and IN the OIL
fees which they respectively liliwith so much
advantage to the State anl credit to them
selves. they have gwen the b' st proof Of The
wisdom the people g hoitc.
Mr.. Scabrook, on, f,llow- townSman, is II
gentleman Of very unaSSuniIg manners, and
though nn,rcd in public lite, possesses those
qualities of head and heart that warmly re-
commend him MS n sui able pes 10 dts.
cha rye the Office for which he has been nom'-
mated. As Commissioner OF the Land Office
he will mctc out justice with an even hand,
and discharge all his dutic to the pubic salts.
faction.
Andrew Kcrshnc, SvStcr Of Washingto n
county, at present the Prosecuting Attorney
f,r that county, is the American candidate
for Judge of the Court of Appeals. With the
advantage of ii complete Collegiate education
M. Sys;cr was carefully bred to the law, of
wac, he continues to b: diligent s ulcnt.-
lie Was presented to the Convention as the
unanimous choice Of his county, and the cas-
ting Of fouriirllS Of the votes of the convention
in his favor on the first ballot, against three
competitors, is sufficient endorsement Of his
competency AMI claim to the Nomination.
The Candidate for Commissioner Of Public
Works is known personally ol cditorially to
every reader of The Examiner. and respectfully
soitits their favorable consideration
With such ticket, if Americans arc true
to themselves and to the principles which they
proclaim, victory must he ours.
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Baliinl ore s. Susauehanna

s Il I, 4 NJ G. 9 NJ = \ n y.
DEGULAR DAILY LINE. except Sundays)
IL :or llAvnE pr GRACE. PoEr DErosIr, and
1lDE WATER CASAL.
.e---. The STEAMBOAT
10 P0kT$MDt ii. Capt.
go. Spt.sS~ Jos - EonuEdNx. leaves
erssa sss.Sssssssss loser end OF West Fall,
Avenue every luc'd y, Thursday ana Saturday
evening mt y - clnrk Rr'i sNing. leaves Port
ncposit every Monday We'd csly and FIR day a
The Steamboat LANCASTER. Captain J, W
IonLlNsoN. L. res same llacc every Monday
wednesday and Friday evening. nj Il o'clock.
l,itnIj ave Port Dtr'';t every tn W,
Thursday and saturday eucning at clock. and
1lavrc i Grace at clock =. VI.
= ,'assagc 81 cents
= ,'rci shts 10 ;civ Il LILLY at . ttim r. iii
'rlpck. and at Port DEPOSIT ultl J! clo H. car
ricl ut low T. ties and ear fu ~ at en,i,' 30.
.$- duplicate rcreip for trcishts III be re-
quircd il all cases.
he Agent at llavrc de Gr.ce VIII attend to
forwarding amy merchandise consigne To him. for
any point on the i'rnn-Y lvlna e mails. or will
ship trc.li's intentc for Baltimore. Philadelphia
oI elsewhere
JOS JAS. TAYLOR. Ageht. Baltimore.
r. ALIEN. TAYLn". Ay'.. II. tie TRACE.
JACOB TOME. Port Deposit.
sS'ihr Steamboat IN NiATA. ChSr Tomlin-
being in complete o.Lc-, can t- chartered at
any tine.
\. B.--tiran pr7p' sod ut the highest market
price ut the Warehouse OF j. Tome, Port Deposit;
who also keeps for L.. Guaun II strr Fish; Salt
trnas laln & MitchllS. Allan Needles and De
Burg's Phnsphacs and New Ye.s Bone Dust.
May ~ ~ If
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! GJ"Dr G. ii. W. Davidson, a native OF
Maryland was murdered, on the 10Th inst.
in Hancock county, Mississippi, by man
named Hcndon.
We find the above paragraph in the Balt-
more Sun Of Thursday. DIR. q. II. W.
Davidson was from this county he was a
son CT the late George Davidson of Mt. Ararat,
near Port Deposit. and his reputation was
that Of quiet, pcaceablc man.
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give are gratificd to learn that the NOM
inatcn of Mr.. Hicks gives great satisfaction
to the American party of the State. Oppo-
sition to him is entirely useless, and althou Oh
here in Col. Groomc own county an etfor. may
be made to induce the members OF the Sham
Democracy to vote for him, over the State
there will be scarcely Il contest. What's the
use!
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PERSONAL. The Editor of The Wig
whose health HAS suffered severely for
the last month";, contemp'atcs leaving
home on Monday, next, to sta, two weeks,
o. 80, in some quiet retreat. During
the while the paper will be attended to
by com ,'etcnt hand. All letters will,
of course, be opened by Il person in his
confidence, burt it would be as we'll for
those who wish to write to him on private
or personal affairs, to delay their COM
muncations till the middle of August,
before which time he will not be able to
give them attention.
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SMALL POx. THE New York letter writer's
say there is any amount Of small pox at quar-
antlne. The ship Ellen Anslin arrived on
the 18th inst. from Liverpool, with $50 emf
grants, and cases of small pox-43 cases
have since appcrcd making 81 in all. On the
18th, the Albert Gallatn arrived with 600
passengers from Liverpool. ii Of whom were
sick with small pox-2l cases have appeared
since, making in all 80.
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FOR SALE.

ALARM OF III ACRES. In Hartford
Comfy Md, u miles from Stafford. AMI
adjoining farm OF Jas. Stephenson Esq: this is
a iinc property, Land of tn: best Qunllty,
with good house, stab,i 'g, Barrack &c. Price
$50 per acre.
For further inf rm ,tion apply toJoHN Il.
SPENCER Oh the Firm, or +"
j. Il. CouLsoN.
July 25-6w. Pom Dep sit
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SAFETY OF Col SUMMERS COMMAND. ST..
LOUIS, July l4.-Capt. Wharton, from Fort
kearney, reports that advices have been
received from the Fort that Col. Summers
command was then so miles from Laramie,
all well. There is no truth in the report
ahat u portion of Col. Summers command
had been cut by the off'lEdians.
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FOR SASSAFRlS l. ELk RIVERS,
Port Deposit g. Hare de Grncs, Nd.
,.,-1-- f. Steamer :,1y Wilmer

sA.;3att;i: ;;Ass Capt WIN. WILSON, being
d SsssEsz.-5ssE thoroughly ovcilIaulcd and put
iu complete repair for carrying Freight, and
handsomely fitted up tor the accommodation
Of Passengers, leaves Race Street Wharf,
Philadelphia, every Wednesday afternoon, al
4 O'clock for Winners Point. Md, touching
at Port Herman and Ford Oh the Elk River
Turner's Creek, Fishers CaSsiday $, George
Town, and Frcdrrirkt"wn on the SassafraS.
Returning, leaves Winners Point at 9
O'Clock. A. NJ, Thursdays and Frederick
town at . Y. NJ, touching at all the above
landings, reaching Fhiladcl hia early FEday
mbllIjur.
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TUE AMERICAN NOMINEE. We learn from
gentleman who returned from the Eastern
Shore last evening. that the Hon. L. llol-
liday Hicks, the American nominee for Gov.
crnor, was received in the most enthusiastic
manner on his landing at Cambridge on Sat.
urdav. lie left Baltimore on the morning of
that dav op board the steamer Kent, the own
crs and Captain of which had her taStcfnly
decorated with flags. and as she passed down
the river and bay she was loudly chccrcd by
all the passing steamers. AS the Kent ncarcd
Cambridge, cannon planted on the wharf
bclchcd forth welcome. and the entire popu-
latlon, without distinction of party, turned
out to give hearty welcome to the gallant
standard bearer of the American party--or as
the cilizcus of Dorchester county are pleased
to term HIM, "Old Cesar" The citizens for
med a procession, and headed by band of
music, and with flags and steamers flying. es-
corttd him to his Office at the Court House,
where he is at present filling the office of Re-
sistcr of Wills. After this the crowd quietly
dispersed. but only to reasselnblc in the eve.
ming. when the citizens in a body waited up
on Mr.. Hicks at his residence, where several
hours were spent in most agreeable manner.
Our informant states that from the enthusiasm
manifested in all the lower counties of the
Eastern Shore the American nominee will poll
one of the largest votes ever given in that sec
ton of the State We have the same mfor-
nation from other scourccs.-Bati. Put.
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1/CJThe rains OF Wednesday, night and
Thursday have been very injurious to the oat
crop in this county. Nearlygall that had not
been cut was beaten fiat TO the Garth and will
be very hard to gather. The corn. potatoes
and grass. however, have been greatly bene-
fited
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SURVEY FOR

CECl l. COU STY ZAP.
TENIIF Publisher would inform The citizen
d OF Cecil. thIt notwithst tnliug he has not
Yet completely canvass 'd the county, as h.
has nearly sufficient names to cover his OK
p2iSc in outlay, to save time and hasten the
publication OF the Maps he HIS commenced
the survey for the same, and will be much in
dcbtcd to persons giving correct inturm,tio
concerning the different localities he may be
in. He will ut the same time continue OBJ
tanning subscribers, and trusts the citizens
will be liberal in that way.
He would suggest that subscribers will be
conveniently served with the Map Immediate
ly after its publication; while non subscribers
vino may dc>ircit, will be put to much i'll
convenience and delay in obtaining copies.
by reason of the undersigned not knowing
for whom how many extra copies to publish.
Subscriptions Will be thankfully received
in books to be found with J. E. Brown, Elk
ton Post Office, Jesse r. Coulson, Port De-
post; r. l.. Thomas, North East; Charles
lIaines, Brick Meeting House, and John Ii.
Streets, Warwick.
SIMON j. MARTENET;
aug. |. Baltimore.
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~ BENEFITS EMBnOCATIDN, the grca
Linamcnt. cures Rheum ,tiSm.
Bunnett's EGabr,c,tioi, the great l.inament.
cures Neuralgia.
Bonnrtts Embro;atjon, the great Linamcnt.
cures Pains aud SprrinS
BrLnc,t's Embrocniion the great Linament,
cures Lumbasu
BENEFITS hmbrocaion, tho great Linament.
cures Iuuthachc.
Bcnnctts Emhrocrtion. the great Linamcnt.
cures Chnppca Hands. and makes them white.
.mopth aud soft. For 81 by II. II. MirrnELt..
AMI Druggists and Storekccpers through the
ountry. Nov 10. lSji-ly
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LAND SALE. We understand that Mr..
james H. Ray, land agent at New ark, Del.
has sold the farm of Mr.. James E. Lewis, on
Bohemia Manor, to Mr.. Vim. Griffith Of
Delaware for ST. 500.
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Land and Lots for Sale,

.NE.7R PORT DEPOSIT.
SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con
Il tanning ahpnt - Acres, Mills from Bat
tie Swamp. and improved
1r.hsrs- with go vi House, &c. On" t,riEEss
x55$@@,a II u>r AMI Lot Main ST.. !s,ts;,a,M
.'ENAii' 4 Port Deposit; this is d"Si- ''kf's
rlhr property. and in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the SuSqnchannn, and on
the site of The Central Railroad: the land Il
tine quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
IN and adjoining the town of Port Deposit.
All the above VIII be sold On accommodate
in- terms. J. II. CUULSUN.
Port Deposit, July Is tt
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IMPORTA TO
D1eGYERS 4 TRAVELLERS.

.nPORT DEPOSIT FEEEY BOAT
49, ~ 1nE STEAMER GIPSEl. Capt. j II
Myers having been thoroughly rep tired. is now
running regularly during the day and night bo-
tween
PORT DEPOSIT AND BELLS FERRY.
The capacity Of this Boat and her speed and
entire safety. render hcr peculiarly htcl for this
service nrovers farmers. travellers. and the pub
lie generally vii! find her ut al times ready to
convey them and their property to and from the
above points. Travellers and Prov rs viii find
anp!c Accommodations for h"ms lives and stock
Mt the new lot at Bells Ferry which has been
recently cree ed by }. SPENCER. and now kept
by him mny sim.
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popT DEPOSIT AND BELLS FERRY.
The Steamer Cecil

l%2I, LEAVES
H. George Town ut one
PE:Ss s::::.t ..,,-.tI o'clock ON Tuesdays,
cEsS1sIaasss&H.S Thursdays and Sat
urdavs. 1Lr IIavrc dc Grace, touching at the
various Landings on the SHsSatias River.
RETURNING
. Leaves IIavrc de Grace for SaSSairaS River
on the same days, al about 4 10 m.o'clock.
~ Fare SO Gents.
J.. &. STURGEON,
May 4 Captain.
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Few London Academy.

The summer Session Of this Institution will COM
mnncr GA the first Monday of May
!,e p Inpnls, having lately purchased large
l. * hlli, n5 which is admirably adapted to the
rur,,,s 90. ! rolrdlng house and has been within
III .,.s ar completely filled up are enabled to
".l:. ,,< Ian's accommodations still more pleas
a. ,,,yc.cut and comfortable than heretofore.
9TH harding house and School will be con-
~, ly u,,r heir personal supervision: by which
hi, t1ui'uun affords superior facilities for extern
ed Us ,ical, Mathematical or Commercial educa-
COS. Air,!rrn Languages, Drawing. Music etc con.
(, I'D with untirrd care for the pupils health and
T. ,prss.
- .ir.ulars. tcrne etc address
GEO. DUFFIEID. A. NJ.
al L. +. NJ. FAEIlTZ. A. NJ.
NJ, London. Chester Co. Pa. Principals.
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1flarrie0.

BY The Rev. r. Lloyd Goldsborough, in
Trinity Church, on the 18th ult. Mr.. JonN
DlNsMoRE, and ANNA, daughter Of Mr.. Will
liam Kelly, of Cecil county.
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JOHN WALKER, JR.,
SIMPLIFY Street, betow Eighth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

rs AAUFACTURES by Steam. Window
~ Frames, Sash. Doors, Moulding, Ven-
Il 8, and Panel Shutters, nc. Common ash,
t""tS, shutters, &c, always on hand, at the
,ii 'past rates. [apr 25
II - Cassimcrcs Twccds. Caps, Hosiery
~ pres Ila X Is, &c. For al by
BENJ. 4. MAY.