{"newspaper_name": "Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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Having had warm and spring-like wealth
er for some six or seven days previous to
Sunday last, we thought that Old Winter
had deserted this latitude for the remainder
of the season but on Tuesday he came
among us with a scowl on his countenance,
no doubt to sensibzy remind us of his pre-
sence, bringing as his suite snow storm,
which continued quartering on us, with
out intermission, until late at night or early
next morning, burying us beneath its light
ness some twelve inches. We welcome
him, nevertheless, and his retinue being at
this season always pleased to grasp his old
and shriveled hand, and entertain him with
a bright and cheerful fire and all the COM
forts of warm and hospitable reception
We shall try and persuade him to remain
with US until we can garner up some of his
frigid PARTICLES, that we may bear him and
his health in memory during the appear
ance of his warm-hearted and melting sister,
Summer