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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04
THE CECIL GAZETTE, &c.

In our paper Of the 2lst ultimo, we
gave copy of the forged document in
relation to the conduct of the late Post
Master in this place, and in some remarks
accompanying it, we showed that there
was not the slightest ground for supposing
that any member of the Wing party was
the author. oft, and also mentioned cir
cumstance or two, which seemed to lead
suspicion to rest upon the Editor of the
Cecil Gazette.
We knew that what we said would
bring that paper and ours into open hosti-
lily, but we felt it to be due to the whig
party to do just as we Gid, inasmuch as
the Gazette had impudently slandered that
party by saying that forgery ola damna-
bic character was characteristic of it. He,
as we expected, is out upon US in his last
number, in his usual sty!e-a style Char
acterissic' ola Iowa grovelling-a petty
mInd. lie commences his article by cal
ling our paper an 'ephemeral concern but
alas! for him, he will see that it will not
end on the day of its beginning; it has Blu.
reached its fifth number, and our list of
subscribers already, far, far outnumbers
his, and every week adds to it. He says
we attacked him in our first number, but
here he LIES under mistake;
we did no such thing. He calls us
brainless youth, and warns us not TO play
with razors, lie. not to get into contro-
vessy with his crquisitly sharp self. (How
modest he is.) We can assure him, we
intend to avoid controversy with him,
not that we dread his sharpness-bi. razor
butt or reason, akin to that
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THE DUEL!-BenneiPs Herald n

THE DUEL!-Bennetfs Herald as
we expected, supplies the particulars about
the duel, rumors of which we gave in our
last paper. The combatants were Nr.
Hayward, of South Carolina, and Auguste
Belmont, agent for the Rothschilds. A
Mr.. Lake acted as second for Hayward,
and MIR. Purdy, for Belmont. They
were residing at the American Hotel in
New York, and the quarrel seems to have
originated in 'love affair." An elder
brother of HaywarG's said tina, Belmont
was too intimate with certain lady, for
which B. called him all manner of hard
names, but that II. would not fight him.
B. then said something derogatory ofEim
in the presence Of the younger II. and he
forthwith gave B. a 'licking,' whereupon
B. challenged him to mortal combat,
which however did not prove mortal, for
Belmont who was shot; although for a
while it was thought he would not sur
vive, is now in fair way to recover. 1t
is supposed however, that he will be lame
of leg for life, as the ball struck him in
the region of the hip, and injured the
bone.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04

JocKEYlNG.-We were amused the 9TH
or day at an anecdote, related of friend.
who now resides in Baltimore. When a
boy, he was sent by his father, to horse
Jockey, with mare he wished to SELL
lie describe his mare as being excellent,
none tetter i'll the world. The Jockey
walked around the animal, viewed her.
and inquired whether che was with (oal or
not Snow which would You rather she
was" said the boy, intending 10 insis,
that she was jus. as the iocky would
rather have her. The bystanders laughed
heartily, and the old jockey remarked,
that the young one, would soon be on a.
dept in the business.
Now this isiust the way, with the Lo
co foco's, they expect to succeed altoge,h-
er by joekeyine, and always frame their
arguments to suit the condition of their
hearer They endeavor to find out in the
first place, the amount Of his property; if
he is worth more. than $500, they COM
plain of the oppressivencss ofthe tax, and
call upon him to resist it, and to vote a
sainst the wing party, whom they alledge
are the authors Of it. But if Oh the con-
trary, the person they are addressing, does
not possess property to that amount, thew
tell him the wings have made pauper Of
him, that they have disgraccd him, and
that it is an honor to pay tax, and supper.
the state. Ye shallow pated Lolies, rest
assured, that the people see through all
this, and on the voting day they will show
you the weight they attached to your ar.i-
iccs-to your jockeyings.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04
To the Ealitor Of the National Intelligent

0FricR llouse OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
u ).
August, 26, 1910.
GEN1LENEN: Al the request ola female
friend OF Mrs. MARY GOODMAN, wife OF
hcv.,.GEoRGE G, CooxMiN, late Chaplain
to Congress who went out u passenger
III tho ul-!nleI steamer President, | under
took TO mako a collection among the
members OF the House of Representatives
for that lady.
Deeming il proper that every steward
saould give au account of his steward
ship, l take this method of informing
those generous hearted members who so
readily administered to the necessities OF
Mrs CooAman, that the sum received by
me amounted to $3.50 So
transmitted to her S453 az
And on tho 18th Of August
paid her tho balance
i'll my hands, OF 600
--459 81
Aud took her receipt, as follows:
"Washingtoa, august II, 1871. Re-
ceiycd, in addition to the within sum of
Sl53 80, Of b. Is. French, six dollars,
making in all, pl59 50.
MARY COOKMAN.n
In reply to my first letter to Mrs.
Goodman, informing her that had a sum
OF money in my hands contributed by
Members OF the House of Representatives
for her, she says:
clam greatly obliged by the effort you
Aave made to relieve my presen, necess-
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SHOWER OF FLESH AND BLOOD.

1t is only a few we Ks since we had an
account from the Fast, ella fall OF mama
of the richest quality. And now we give
below an extract from the Nashville Ban
ner of the Goth nit, which mentions
u fall of flesh and blood, not Of Quails, we
presume, but still! animal flesh, fat and
a"an, and gooLly quantity Of blood.
This ia really marvellous, If true.
u Gazette.
On Tuesday, we heard from various
nor5ons, thu, shower, apparently orilesh
and 4heod. had fallen in Wilson county.
alcur Lebanon, in ,his Safe, and that the
fields were covered to considerable cx.
,e1t. 9fe account staggered our belief;
b1s strange as i. may appear, it has beer
confirmed by Il s!atemen. Of several gen.
Vlemon OF high character, who have per-
aolally examined the scene Of this phe-
nomenon. They state that the spa"e COW
r.ed by this extraordinary sh over, is half
a mile in length, and about seventy-fve
ya.ds in width. In addition to the in
formation thus resolved, we have been ia
vo-ai by Dr.. Troost, Profes;o: of Chem
istry in the University Of Nashville, with
SHe '"i.o".hg ie''eE from Il s"'y Fe3Pec-
aao'c physician O. i'""'aoN' we nave also
seen the specimens seat TO him for ey-
an,"a'ioh. ~ Us 'nE appear 10 DC am
ai'a! 'i'"!cF' h,'o VIC o''o' ~ WAT Vi '"'l''
n'Sh. we DO MOI pr ,eA" 10 o'''' ANY
''eo,y 10 account 10! '''S 'ne'ionle''o u.
We toST' ''a,, ~ h'is. anu ino'e s'' Flu,
!'c nIau .. N"e, ~, 'Ae SrsH''''9"s ~. n
!',lo ou ~, c ,n@ " "r " n
t'o>'' '" S'''''' '"' '''''' o"+ 'e'''''' " -
'"' ''''''' r ,o 49,,
A@HA'"H, August >, loAI.
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WING NOMINATION.
FOR GOTEK.VOR
WILLIAM COST JOHNSON,
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
JOHN RAWLlNS,
NATHAN WILKINSON.
THOMAS ROMAN,
EIpr}iO,, Stb DIM Of n,tobos
as-READ the two numbers of An Adj
Election 9Th day of October

aS-READ the two numbers of An Adj
dress to the people of Maryland, by Har-
rison. They are naked, unvarnished
facts, and show conclusively that the
wings are not responsible for the state
debt; you will find them on the last page;
read them wings; read them, Locos.
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the current year, are
list District-William Pearce.
I'd do. James Clayton.
Sd do. WIN. McClay.
4th do. William Reynolds, Vice
W. c. Hasson, resigned.
9th do. Alexander Wilson.
9th do. Eli Haines.
9Th do. James WAY. .
MIR. Wilkinson was not an applicant. -
Yours, F. A. ELLIS, Clk.
10 the Commissioners of Cecil County.
Here then it will be seen that the Edi-
tor of the Gazette in asserting that Mr..
Wilkinson was appointed collector of
the ''direct tax" is guilty of downright
talsehood. And we have no right to sup
pose that he did it ignorantly; for judging
from the homilies he reads weekly relat-
ing to the direct tax, he ought to know
every thing about the ought to be ac-
qna'n'ed with all and singular, of the laws
and regulations concerning it. He is ever
ana anon pratIng about it-endeavouring
to make it odious, and trying to saddle i.
upon the Wings, and his intention evident
ly was to connect Mr.. Wilkinson's name
with the tax. thinking thereby to iniure
nm, as the Loco foco party have good
reason to fear from his deserved popular
ity.
This assertion of the Gazette Editor.
proves him to be either a liar or an igno-
ramus, and he may place himself; or his
party may place him, in which of the no.
sl''ons they please, and then attach what
value they please to him, asa source from
which TO receive their political, or any other
information. But he will have to contradict
himself, yea, he will have to own through
his paper thathe asserted falsehood, for
we know Mr. Wilkinson too well, to sup
pose that he will suffer the matter to re-
main as it is.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-09-04

Florida, .ANguSt 2O,-By al express
received from Tampa Bay, we learn that
over two hundred Indians arc now ct that
post ready to be shipped for their new
homes ives, OF the Mississippi. Ten In
dams, the balance Of twenty-five of Hall
eek's band, who became disalcc,ed to
.'lelr chief, are now on their way TO Tam
pa-and Tiger;ail has sent in word to
Col. Worth that he can stand it no longer
And that lie will collect his people to-
ge!her, with the few Creeks who have
been acting with hiln-,ard have ,hcm all
III the e:ghborhood Of Annutaliza by the
9TH or Sth Of mex, month, ready 10 come
in for emigration.
Col. Riley has sent put command OF
.he 2 Infantry from Fort Hing. with the
Indian prisoners (recentlI captured by
Lieut.. Auderson) who is TO &C; us guide
20 lead them upon large party of Hall
cck's band, which he says are upon an
island at tho head Of Lake George. If
this expedition is successful in capturing
those lndians--which God grant may be
The case-Ilallcck can no doubt be india
Scd TO come in. Lieuts. Allen, Mckin-
stry, and Davidson, I'd Infantry, accom-
panied the commshd-which will proba-
bly, return to Fort King to>dav.
The health of the troops is improving,
and by the Isl OF October the army will
be ready to take Tie field, to operate south
against Sans Jones and Hospitnrka, should
they not take into their heads to come in
before that time, which sould not be al all
surpriang.-HcraA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30
IN.SE RANH


IShS viii be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
4 INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
az he ioWef rafeson--
Buildings Of all kinds, stone, brick or roolen and
lhcIr contents:
Steamboats, factories; mills. &c,
Furniture:
And merchandise Of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the iranspnr.
alton Of goods on rivers, lakes, seas. canal. and
railroads
tor the character Of the company as 10 pronD,
tHde and bberatdy ia The adjustment and paymepf
~ iosscs,-we beg leave to refer TO the merchant,
OF this place and elsewhere who have had the nj.
Juslment Of claims upon us.
JOHN FAWCETvT. President
bANIEL LAVE, Secretary. Jannary l6 1871
Board oP DfEEcrORs.---Jobn Fawceit Preshlegf
;. Brady. John GoshOrn, Charles D. Knox Richard
w. Harding. Samuel Necl. William Paxton. Jacob
) Shriver. Samuel Sprgg, Directors
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ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAriTAL 100000.
WIS company, bging now duly Organized. is
y prepared to make Insurance on every de.
scripiion OF Fro and Marine Risks. such as Dwell.
ing Houses Store Houses, &c with their contents
Also Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel Boats, with
iho:r csrgocs. TO and from any port On the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams Ap-
phcntion for Insurance TO be made for the present
al The Office Of the Wheeling Savings Institution
mar +. II. GREER Sccy n {
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UNITED STATES FASr MAIL LINE
EXON MHEELINI 10 NOnSTER nIL

UNITED STATES FASr MAIL LINE.
FROM WHEELING TO WOOSTER. OHIO.
b. way OF Aionni Pleasant,
0~N Huntsville. Georgetown. Ca.
Ss[fI dig, s,ociown. Franklin, East.
sx-E-EN, port. New Philadelphia. Canal
Dover. Sirawsburg, Milton. Mount Eaton Edenburp
Wooster. and Mansfield. Connecting with the Mail
Lines. TO Bucyrus, Ashland, Norwolk, Sandusky
City. and Cleavelaud. Leaves Wheeling. every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at IL O'Clock Nj,
and Wooster ON Tsesday, Thursday and Saturday
Passengers by this line. will arrive ut either end
in time to connect with the mail Lines ru ming Gust
and west.
The pr, bcgs leave TO tender 10 The public his
grateful Nledgemenis for the liberal PATRONAGE
heretofore bestowed on his Lnc--and takes this oc
casion 10 them. that expense or attent,on
shall be wanting on his part To render perfect and
fall satisfaction TO all who may travel in his line
and having lately renewed his leans and placed
new coaches the road. he faucrs himself tha,
he will merit, and hopes 10 receive liberal share
Of public patronage, For seats apply at the Gar
the q. ). Hotel.
J. A. MYERS, Proprietor
n a. w. FLEMING, Agent
mar l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30

entitled An act TO enable the People "a ,u.
baWa Territory 70 form a Constitution and State
bDNCt1m"nt, and for the admission Of such State
lhi" TIE JniJu on an equal footing with the origi-
Ial slaieS' for the making Of n road or roads
Gazing 10 the said state, be-, and tie sane is
Htfebg, rchuquIsbcd % the said state Of Alabama,
payable ln two Cqu1l instam, nts, the first 20 be
Pala on TIE h,st day Of day, one thousand Eight
IunoTed and brty-twO, and the other on the first
Gay 81 lay, one thousand eight hundred and for
ll 'ufcc' so FAR as the same has accrued, and
quarterly, as the same may hereafter acCrue;-
crowded That the Legislature n said state shall
w. pass AZ act declaring their accs ptance Of
sald feHnqWshmcni, and also embracing provi-
son, 70 De- unalierable without the consent Of
S.oiiEress, th7t the whOIeOf said two per centum
,une 2 g9l ee faithfully applied. under the direc-
lIoh on ne Legislature Of Alabsma, - the con.
neAlpn ~ some means ~ internal Improvement,
~ VIC niFE iJlt waters Of the bay 81 Mobile with
ne tennessee rver. and % the construction Of
luminous ilnc q interni imprO fcfnents from
!, wv on lhg ClHttahO Ichic river, opposite West
Point. in Georgia. across the state Of ala ANA
sippi.
Approval Soufcr4trtf saff
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w.
aud Chancery iDr ihe county OF Ohio IN the month
-ofAugusi, 1871
Isaac S'arr und Samuel G. Morton, merchants a4d
partners trading under Ilie arm Of SIarr G. Nor
ton, Compl,,o,nt.
against
Jacob f Bier. Morgan Nelson, Lloyd G. Hughes
Joseph Morrison. Hiram Msuin. The North Yves.
Tern Bank Of Virginia, The Merchants aud Ne.
chlnics Bank II Wheeling. Henry More. H1gh
thchOls' the Wheeling Savings Institution. james
Luke, John Richie, Samuel Sprrg. Joshua Hun.
Ger and Bedick Mckee. Befspd,uts
The Defendants Joseph MORRISON Joshua Iunier.
and kedck Mckee not having entered it.ct- anre,r
nnce AMI answered The b.Il Of tho r0ru5'1i19pt.
ana +" appearing by satisfactory proof thqt upon
proper enquiry being made ior them at u,s,r re-.
PeciYe usual places of abDdc iu this county ir ,lo
purpose Observing On Them tie subpull ,p Chm.
cery issued ga Tbs cause lboy could u1i ir found On
motion Of The Compliments by counsel % b. ordered
That the SAID defendants 90 appear here on The G-i
day OF the next iall term Of tbs court enter their
appearance aud answer the said cOmpllinauis' biIr.
and lhni copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
ih some newspaper printed m che city Of WbcrIry
Tor Two mDnihs successvoly and posted M the f,u,
NO'i VI INC court house Of Ohio county copy frste
hLEhJ. LaIDLEY. CLERK
Lamb q ltns7cll Or Compls aug ~
YlRGlNIA--fv CnAVcgRY--At ,gr,. l,Ii 49,. .--.
clerks Office Of the Circuit SpperiYr r.,fal -.
'sl 'h1"eery iyr The county Of Ohio iu the month
Of August. 1871
'''''''si faAief Complainant
nglinaf
',g,nN " hie nud james ~ Forsyth. Defendant
n' 700 hdant White not having entered bf4 ap.
I'it Gwen security according fo the act Of
assembly oud ihe rules 1fths court and b. go.
ing by satisfactory pruofliat ho BE- ,a1 ,rIIi,l,
ct h's commonwealth au MOTION on fb. ,.r.,.i,.,.
nni by counsel. % b. ordered ibat , .,.I r,....i.
do appear here on The irsi day VI the r.,, y .
Of this court, enter BIZ appearance ans 49,. az,
com pa,,'"'s b'Il and il'ai copy Of Hs order ba
i'rihWnh inserted boz F1wc newspaper printed, a.
ofy 7iWhccling fDr two months srr,s..r.,r. ....l
posted at DE front dooro the court House of or.
County a COPY icste.
ALEX. T.. LAIDLEY. CIrrE
--.'..' m 'N-nI,l'r l"mpt mug a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30

NlRE g. MARINE INSURANCE
There are two situations only IN which in.
aivduais can be placed, " here they can ADEQUATE.
ydppfcciaie the value Of insurance. These are
Wnuc star ding upon the ruins Of thcir G WIN prom
crty, either receiving from ~ insurance ofice
the FOL amount which they have lost; orstand.
lnkon the same spot surrounded perhaps bv a
geSolatcd family, lamontIng that stupidity and
igly winch Jailed 20 provide against such a con.
s.ATHiNsON AGENT ofthsPRoTECTIoN w. n
RAN p Co. OF HARTFORD CONN. wiut,k.
fisks onDweiing houses, Ware houses stores Min.
aeloHes &c. logethei with their contents. such
as Furniture, Merchrndis Maehinerv ,pdev.,, !.
thsrdiseripfion Of insursblo Property Also y,
steam, Keel and Plat Boats. and their C. 80. -,
nd from any Port onthe Western waters
fFOmee on Main street nearly opposite the n
Hgs January 2 1871
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30

MUSIC q VARIETY STORE. Unr1n 81 -
VIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand n con.
n erai assortment Of Musical Instruments. vybero
Bands can be supplied nj eastern prices addi,r
transportation from The scabolrd. al.D German ODD
American Piano forbes from the mo.t roIcL.a,st
makers and warranted n stand M any climate P,,,o
Muse aud Instruction Books ior al Instrument. Vic.
ns' Accprdions. Flutes; Fie. Drums Violin sf,;ns.
CIanonsi reeds. Blank Music Paper &c &c sIss =
variety Of slape goods. consisting IN psrt Of Vs.,
alu Suspendcr Buttons. Pearl and Bone do for Shin.
"hie and assorted spool md skeins thread. natsp,
40 sewing SILK. Needles Of az kinds. Shell md
iio'h CONT" Of various patterns. Fine and Redding
H" WIN o variety Of other articles too numerous III
mention. and which will be sold NJ fair prices Tbo
subscriber would respectfully invite The Citizens mi
country Merchants 10 call and tramine his STOCK
mar 2-ly, J. MELTOR
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ALEX. r LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Lamb 81 Russoll for Compts. aug u

NIRGlNlA--IN CHtScKRY--At rules held iu The
clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior Court at Law
sud Chancey iOr the county Of Ohio N the month
-ofAugusf, 1911
Isaac Starr aud Samuel C. Morton. merchant. ,,J
partners trading undo Ihe arm Of Starr g. Nor
ND' Compliments
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~ , ~ GREER. Treasurer
"Ikk WORkING OF ALI,

~ IKE WORKING OF All.
Wv KiNDS.-R. WATTERsoN still con
hIye AZ hls wire working establishment on
VIZ he will manufacturer order and i'm tbs
Nosl approved manner all arties i'm his line. VIZ
sEiVEs And RIDDLES Of all sizes, Rolling and
Standing scEEES .wGRE Tor merchant mills and
al.oihcT kndsol wOVe wire that can be named
NlRE ROPE for Fernees'alwnys o n hand and
manufactured AT the SHORTEST notice 10 order al
on the most favorable term for customers.
. n
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HUSr SALE or A VALUABLE
- TAVERN STAND.-By virtue ola dseJ
Of Trust executed by Sarah Beck dated the sf6 -,
o. March 1888. and now Of record IN The Clea's
uiicc Of Ohio county, 10 sccnro a debt 4, Us,r,,
MADDEN. shall on The he 2lsi day Of August M
az Tie Court house in Wheeling sell OH d,ot cen, :,
tract Or parcel Of land on Hulo VbeeI,',
creek ~ The county Of Ono, on The Ma.
,'onal road adjoining lands Of Ebenczer MeKnlev.
John Maxwell. and others. 10 being he -. -,
ol land which Abram Beagle. and was conveyed ~
Mrs sarnh Beck. and is believed 10 contain III -, =.
ores 3 quarters. aud IS perches
The Title D. believed 10 BE- good. but selinr M
trustee shall only sell such lille as have.
The said Tavern s now IN The possession Of DE
Mfes = Tag,op sr...,.
JOY 2l-h
The abpve sale is postponed 10 Saturday sep,su..
Der ~, 1874
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INOR RENF.--One small house IN mills Row, .
Il Centre street East Wheeling REM rpodcr,,.
enquire Of JOHN FISHER, 1873 Main 81
ar 20 o.
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NEW BOOKS
ID ANkES History ,flb, poo, O 81
~ Spufbeys late 81 C,,os, o.
ceed aui ior sale BY
~ ROBE a. srEPHEysov
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sIEfIiENs' TRAVELS n Greece -rg,.
hey' Russia ofid Poland boz tyovoluues i,sf sle,i
'e1 and ~ sale by ROBB a STEPHENSON
m1y 20
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The article as prepared by NJ Dumas. wa
made IN tho laboratory without reference to cost alb
sOlutely pur0.-oci ST
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'ugtin Pcav William W Ross ana Morgan
N..snEg bDf"uG1urS
l'-rd ih'ir. appearance and civCu security n.
c"TdH% iJ the act 81 assembly ard fhC rules Of
lhl' court ana % appearing hy satisfactory proof
matinee are t'"i lnnanlt'nis uf fnS~om monwsaltt
on 'n"ii'H o! complainant hv counsel, IL e order
90 ihat inc srid defendants do appear her. or
ih' Or . "hy oI ne next Hall term of this court
'H'tI 'Hi-G dppe rance give sCcuTI!y for perform
ing TIE decree o. the cause and ans wCT the il,f
81 the sad conn! iln7ui, and thata copy Of Nh.
order he iHIihwiih inserted IN some new. ra.,-r
rHl'H 'H Ys cay Of W htciiug Tor tao nlouihs /
su"ce,sNriF 3"d posted NJ he frur dor Of lhs J
i'hf1 mouse % ono county. i COPY te Co..
r.r A-EN T LAIDLEI. Clc!k. /
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E nEsLlNG SAVlNGo iNSJIIU-
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The sane proportion ate interest will he al
Oweu on q, positcs made for specified p,rio,Is",,f
Of notice. ~ POiiOuS
The business hOurs OF the Institution areCrom
clock uli ~ A. NJ, aud from 2 till4P. 81 b,,t
Ter nc accommodation Of tTnsIcut deros 49,.
checks viii be cashed and deposites will bc rs
cclyed at any umo before aud after these hours
at the option Of the Treasurer