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yH4rgland Cecil Comfy, Set,

Muylaad Cecil Comfy, Set
nm application of Robert Alexander, of
W Cecil County, by petition in writing
to me, the subscriber, tone Of the assocl-
ate Judges of the Orphans Curt OF Cecil
County, setting forth that he is in actual
confinement for debts he is unable to pay,
and offering - deliver up for the benefit
Of his creditor all his property, real per-
sonal and mixed, to which lie is i'll any
way entitled, a schedule whereof and list
of his credits and debts being annexed to
his said petition upon oath, and praying
to be discharged from artual confinement,
and to have extended to him the benefit
of the several lusolven laws q Maryland;
and it appearing to me by competent tcs-
tmony that the said petitioner has resld-
ed within the Safe Of Maryland for the
last two years next before his ppcatlon,
appointed James NJ. Walton Trustee for
the benefit Of the creditors of the said
Robert Alexander, who has entered into
bond, with security hy me prescribed and
approved, for the faithful performances OF
MS Salu lfu u ana lIIC SdI'i lh9'C" ia'liiS
certified to me that he is III full possession
of all the property in the said schedule
and list of debts contained, have ordered
and appointed the first Tuesday next after
the first Monday of April next, for the said
Robert Alexander to appear before the
Judges of Cecil County Court, at the court
house in Elklon, TO answer such aliega-
tons and undergraduates as may then be
proposed to him BY his creditors; and the
said Rob TT Alexander having eH,ered into
bond in penalty and with security by
me prescribed and approved so to appear
and answer as aforesaid, do hereby order
and direct that the said Robert Alexander
be discharged from personal confinement,
and that he give notice OF this his appll-
cation, and ofthe day So by me appointed
for his final hearing in Cecil County
Court, to his creditors, by advertisement
in some newspaper printed in Cecil Coun-
ty, once week for three months, before
the said first Tuesday next after the first
Monday in April next Given under my
hand and seal this 25th day of August,
| lS4l.
SAMUEL B. FOARD.
True copy. Test,
SANlES SEWALL, elk.
Oct 9th-law3m
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The Commissioners Of Cecil county,
will meet at their Room in the court house
at Elkton, on monday the 18th Of October
Inst. for the purpose Of transactng any
business that may come before them.
AT this meeting the return Of the Asses
sors under the Direct Tax Bill, will hers-
ceived, ready for the inspection Of all per-
sons interested therein; as the provisions
OF the said Acl requires
BY Order T. A. ELLIS, elk
Oct.2
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thai the sad parties may answer the pre-
misses, and that an order may be passed for
4 distribution of the said balance, thereby
alotting and directing to be paid to the
said jeremiah Siull. as we'll his own ORR
ginal fourth part there of, as those two
eighth parts thereof derived As aforesaid
from the said Ackley and Miller, and
thereby also al!ottng and directing to be
paid to the said Eli Carrison. the two
several iourhs parts thereof derived as
ai9t:'ald, from the said Chopper and AL
leiN
It's 'hercyPon ordered, That the petit
toners, by causiug u copy Of this order to
be published, IN some newspaper once IN
eacl, Of three successive weeks, before tho
thrtielh day of October next, give notice
TO the said nonresident defendants. MAJ
thew ". Allen, Samuel Miller and Daniel
Il, Acklcy, Of the substance and object Of
thus petition, that they may be warned 10
appear III this Court, in person or by So
lctor, on or before the thirty first day of
January next, to ahow cause If any they
nave why al order should no. be passed
Is prayed.
True Copy Test
LOUIS GAsSAWAY.
Reg. Cur Can.
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/ Thomas IL. NCWall x
Basil Sewai, in CHANCE
rs. Try
Thomas S. Thomas s Goth Sep. lS4l
Ann his wife Francis
ID. Sewall s, others
The object Of the Bill filed in this cause,
is to obtain decree for the sale Of the
property hereinafter mentioned, and to
have the proceeds Of said sale distributed
among the parties entitled. The Bill
states that the complainants and Ann
Thomas, the wife Of Thomas S. Thomas,
Frrncis D. Sewall Martha S. Sewall and
Maria r. SewaIl by the death of their
mother Frances SewalI, became seized in
common in fee share and share alike Of
three several parcels Of land.lying in Cecil
county as follows; viz. Of part OF tract
OF land called GeoffarsOn, containing four
hundred and fifty eigth acres and twen-
ty perches of land more or less, of anoth-
err part of said tract Of land called Geotiar-
lson, containing forty six acrel three
quarters and Thirty eight perches of land,
more or less, also Of another tract OF land
composite of another part of said tact called
Geoharison, part tact called Vulcan $
Delight, part of tract called copslns Park
and of land bought of John Malfitt, con-
tanning one hundred and seventy four acres
of land more or less; the same parcels Of
land which were allatted to the sold Fran
ces Sewall, by deed Of partition, bearing
date on the oath day Of November, in the
year 1918, between Mary Russell, Ann
Russell, William Russell, and the said
Frances Sewall, excepting there from
thirty acres and an half of lane which
we're conveyed, by the said Frances Sew
all in her life time to )hnson Shippers in
fee SIMPLE; that since, the complalnants
and the said Ann Thomas, Francis ID. Sew
all. Martha L. Sewall, and Maria r. Scwall
have so become seized in fee OF the said
several parcels of land, 49, acres thereof
have been conveyed to Ann Russell in fee
simple: that the said Thomas S. Thomas
and Ann his wife rave sold and conveyed
all Their right title ard interest, in and to
the said several Tracts or parcels OF land,
to the said Frances d. Sewall, Martha S.
Sewall, and Maria R. Sewall, in fee simple;
that one of the complainants Thomas r.
Sewall had Mortgaged his interest in the
same to secure the payment of $500, with
Interest from the 4h day Of February
ls4l, on the 1st day of February 1912 to
Daniel Wurts, Solemn Caldwell, and Al
fred P. Wurls, merchants of the city OF
Philadelphia, trading under the name and
firm of Wurts, Caldwell, and Co, and that
another of the compliments, Basil Sewall,
mortgaged his interest in The same to Sc
cure the payment of $3.50, in one year
from the date of said mortgage, with inter-
est from the 18th day of March in the year
| 1910, to William Eckert and George Eek
ert of the city of Philadelphia, on which
,,idImortga.e the sum Of Sll6 part there,
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in CHANCERY
20th Sen. ISL.

JPTtlIlInI QUIZ IN SIlH1N y
Eli Carlson, Goth Sep. 1Sll.
as. ,rho ohioc, Of ,b;s
,yo,,how w Ale, no,ition is 70 ob,nin
can,,I ,T;,,or Dan. IN nrIor ror . dis
- p ,,,.la,, Lon ,,..hn,;or If ,bo LoI-
Inu { Crnnnor &, onco Of certain mr.
loso,h +, CIL~n1 rh,sa money. re-
moining N the Trustees hands, from a
sale nfReal F,talc n,ud,. nnder = Decree
from, tho Corrt Of CLonrcry, in the case
If Isaac Davis. oroinst Jeremiah stull.
and oibors
Tho notit;o, sta.os that the ns,i,ioncrs
IeramioL stulI and rT CARR son werr.
two Of tho de(anlo,ts. in - cause lo,olv
dencndinr in the fine cour, Of cb,ncery
wherein Isaac Dovi, wa, comDlaiuoo, ana
tho net;tionars and othcrs were dcCnn-
Jorts thot Jecree wos nassed and y sale
made rcnorted in said cause. and that from
the statement and rpnort Of the auditor
tbcycin !, aaocars. thai after having otl,bc
claim Of thn said comnla,rant there 70
mains = balance Of ,,r nrocccds Of said
colo to he d,st,.;bn,od among tho nersons
ont;tled.-,hot under tho contract on
rh;rb Tho nroceodinrs in said cause ycrn
instituted. il was distinctly understood
.nony The nor,;es ,baro,o ,Itbounh not
60 av0rossad ,bcroin that tho or;r;Hal In.
,orast or tho neti,ionor Jeremiah Stull
one If tho said nsrtins tn the said con-
,rgct, in the nronrrtv agreed ,o bo con-.
voyoJ sbonId No Tho o,n Inur,h nor, thnro-
Of that tho original interest Of K endall s
CroDncr another partv thereto. should be
another fourth mart, he original Interest
Of M,t,hnu " Allon. another Marty
,b.rnto. should he another fourth mart
tho or;riral interest Of Samuel Miller
another ,ortv thereto. should be one
Eirht part, and the origipal interest Of
Daniel r Acklev. the remaining nar,v
thereto. shouId he another eicht mar. and
tb,t in the navn,4n,s made an acrount Of
said co,rract or ,rrchoso. the nronie
,ors Of the cold several rort;es wore
,ccnrdirr IN their said several shares
~ nronortiors that afor the said
coriract was made but before the said
nonree w,s used tho said Don;ol
p Aotlon ",da m a,s;nvmons o. tranS
~. ~ all HE omo eioh,h 9nrt IN sa;J nro
na.,,, ~ ,Io so,J no,;,;nnor Ionan,;1L Sun
for y y valuable cons;Jcr.,in, whorehv the
sod S,mIi hoc,na on,;,lnJ - ,,,n sa,J .ol
levs own eirb,h mar, w. sbare IF the s,id
h,larco or no nrnceeJs Of s,;J cola. aMd
tho, tho sa;J San,ol M;,lor n'aJo = tra n.
Icr or assignment, Of al his Eigb,h mart
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF L. AN Id.

MDY virtue Of "a Decree OF the Court
MDof Chanccry Of Maryland, the I'M
dersigned, as Trustee, will offer at
Public Sale, on THURSDAY the llth
day of November next, at the Court
House in Elkton, Md, all that valuable
tract Of land, (the family burying-place
excepted) whereof Spencer Biddle died
seized, situate in Cecil county, about
three-lourths Of a mile from Elk River, on"
mile and half from Frcnchtown, two
miles from the Chcs Ecake and Delaware
Canal, and four miles from Elkton. II
cnntnins
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NOTICE,

The Rev. Jas. Shrigley, Of Bait, will
preach at the Universalist Church, near
Elkton, tomorrow the 10 inst, at half
past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and at the Court
House in Elkton, at o'clock, P, NJ.
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LIST OF LIE TIERS.
Oct. Cts.

Remaining in the Post office at Por
Deposit, Md. October l, 1S4l.
Alexander John II. Mask William NJ.
Burrows John Morgan William
Biddle Clement Cir. Miller Olllcksan-
Bullock Monroe der w.
Culin s. Kirkbride Nick Moses
Carr s. McElwee Nesbtt Rachel s.
Citing Jane Pennock William
Greenwood ThomasRoland James 2
Gontner Samuel Ross Mr..
Gerry John Risdinquiller Capt
Harlan Esther Sullivan Joseph IL.
Hickey James Smith John
Johnson John A. 2 Shivers Mr..
Irwin William Scott w. NJ. F.
Jackson John Starry John 5.
Kirk Lewis Sherwood MIR.
Knight Thomas Shrofl Peter
King George 2 Steudlvant Jaoez
Linton John Tudor ). NJ.
Lord VIM. Travers Major
McGaw Samuel Totten u. III.
Miller VIM. A. Young John E.
Morse Joanna
J. w. ABRAHAMS, P. NJ.
VcA S-Aw
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tol0,S1S 81
1881 60
2j9 66
S2l,360 0S

o Maryland Cecil Count
the valuation propeyac OF Tax OOamou
charge expenditure full and
of allowances omitted
Records the Commissioners o! Cecil ISL
SS and affixed the Of Cecil
asslSIM County, this 3Ol day of Sepember, A. D. ISL
EgsSsH F A
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V.ILU.4BLE PROPHET 7
E7lDls S AHlI1,

The subscriber offers, at private sale, the
Farm on which Robert Pennington now
resides, situated in Cecil county, near the
road leading from EIkton to tn" Chesa-
peake and Delaware canal, about5 miles
from the former place ana l from the lat
ter; adjoining lands Of Davidson d.
Pe-rce, Benjamin B. Chamber, and 9TH
crs, containing
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l70 ACRES,

more or less of valuable land.
.-.Iir-E The Improvements are u
%4ss::,& Two Story dwelling house,
&tsss.S7i ~ a4 two Barns, Il spring house and
4a---Ezz5-. %'-zSolher ont buildings, spring
of good water at the door, also fine APP
pie orchard.
This property is situated in healthy
Section Of Country, and within one or two
miles of places of Public Worship and
Grist Mills.
For terms and other particulars enquire
Of E. II. MT CIlELL Fair-Elill.
October 2-tf
The Saturday Chronicle will publish TO
the amount of two dollars, and lorwood
bill To this Office
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A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Elkton
on the lst of October lS4l.
Anderson Jacob Mclntirc Rev. Jas. 2
Anderson Jerome2 MaCkcy James
Alexander John Mcconnell William
Beers James Moreau A.
BRYAN Joseph s. sonllurry D.
Benjamin Joseph Mark VIM. NJ. 2
Black William Maddox Rev. VIM.
liollen John Milford Rich'd. ".
Barker JOSEPH. Moody Mary Jane
Benson J. S. Morvil Mrs. John
Bird Thomas hckimscv John
Black ia. R. Nc Cormck John
Burns Patrick .2hckcy David
Blandy Thomas Morgan James
Boulder Elizabeth .Nallitt Hiss .Uarga-
Boon James rat
Barrett Andrew Ogden James
Rlddle Joshua Ogden Rachel NJ
Clark Rlca Ordway Doc't. C. NJ
Crothcrs s. Kirk 3 Oldham CYRUS
Clemment John OWings William
Cripes Benjamin Oglc Joseph
Craig Jas. l.. 2 Pitts Eliza
Crany Dan!. Prettyman Thom's.
Davis Henry Pennington R.
Davis John n. Pool John J. r.
Davidson Fanny Pcrcy Hry.
Doyle Eliza Pennington Geo. 3.
Devenshire Eobt. Z, Pearce d. d.
Dcane John Reynolds Rich'd.
Egnor Caroline Reynolds Abs Mrs
TorWood 4. i. z Richardson Jas.
Ford Stephen Jr Ricaud James L.
Ford Edw.B B. Zoe VIM. s co.
Founders Nathaniel Riddle James
Garrett Geo. F. Sprodoc Albert
ilollngsworth liry. Shce Joel l..
Harlin John II. Spence John
Hickman Jas H. Sharp Sarah J.
Hammond James Starr Moses
Harris B. W. Scdel George Mr..
Hunt James Smith John
Johnson Nicholas Shulty Jacob
Jefferson 5am'l, Scott James
Jones John Stone Mary
johnson NJ. t. Scott Miss Eliza
Jameson Jane Scott VIM
kell Abraham Sturges Sam'l.
konkey John II. Taylor VIM.
kinsey Able Trump AIRS Eliza
Lawrence Mr., Talby I'm.
Lee llama Mrs. Thomas f.
Lewis Norris2 Washington Acade-
Lynch John 2 nv
Lockart Mary TIamlS!ey R. NJ
Luton Thom's. P. Wiley John Rev,2
Luton Ebenesor Warren Charles
Nc CRYSTAL Johon Weaver Jane
Martin Mary Westhert John Geo.
Nc Clenan VIM. 3
E. CLOUD, P. NJ.
DC. 2--4w
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Ian I'd
NORTH OF ELKTON.

MY virtue of a decree, of the high
hSCourt Of Chancery, of Maryland, the
undersigned as Trustee, will expose to
public sale on Monday, the 25th day of
October, lS4 |, between the hours of 3 6 4
o'clock, P. NJ. at the Court House in Elk
ton, Farm containing, Sc acres more or
less, living about 7 miles North of Elk
ton, and 3miles west of New Ark, on the
Road leading from Garrette Factory, to
New Ark. Upon this property are a
modern built and commodious Dwelling
...Ij1irgsS House, and Kitchen ofstone,
S9sssE s also stone Barn, with cell
Ga = iEs lar, together with Spring
4i-zs--Ezss 'ssSSs1house and Wagon house, all
of stone, and small log dwelling house,
with all the necessary and useful out build
ings There is also a hourishing apple
orchard, of good fruit upon the Farm.
This property, is situated in a healthy
and highly cultivated neighborhood, with
in two and three miles of four Churches
of different denominations, and conven-
lent to mills.
1t is not deemed necessary to give
further description of this property.-lt
will be shown to purchases by Mr. Joseph
Alexander, or Mr.. John Scott who reside
in the vicinity.
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the
Decree are, one third of the purchase mo-
ney to be paid in Cash on the day of sale,
one third in six months and the balance
in twelve months, with Interest from the
day of sale, and upon the payment of the
whole of the purchase money the Trus-
tee will make good and sufficient Deed
to the purchaser. The credit payments TO
be secured by Notes with approved seeu-
rites.
AUGUSTUS MILLER.
Trustee.
Elkton, October Cd, la3l.--3w
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BT THE COMMISSIONERS OF CECIL. COUNTY:

THE COMMISSIONERS OF CECIL. COUNTY: Sept 2ll ISL.
Ontcd-That the Clerk make detailed of the
value Of the Cecil regulated for 1911, the
and expenditure
ul complete pace expenses the
and the balances The orders and allowances
Levy published
papers printed the Test. +. A. ELLIS, elk.
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Collectors Commission
Balance 10 meet lnsoiyencies
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NOTICE.

TEsHE sub.crlbgf having, On The 2i'h day Of
III Jaiy, 1911, taken letters Of administration
according 10 Law, on the e.late o. Wm. Il. Nc.
Rec. der'ed., hereby gives general notice 70 Ill
creditors of said estate, 70 pre#cnt their elair5
duly authenticated within the timc prescribed ~
law for that purpose. otherwise tits notice will be
plsad ID bar u recovery. Al manner Of persons
indebted to said e.lste, viii please call and mako
payment Immediately.
JAS. II. ORR Aim'r
Neelieabarg Co., NJ &. dug. Is, ISL.
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NOTICE.

EAR. g. II. ANDR EW5 expects 10 be absent
Il y from Charlotte some two or TREE months
from this date. lie Is necessarily absent IL be.
ing his business 10 move permanently to THIS place.
Those wishing his services will please call as soon
as he returns, when he will be happy to wait upon
any He win then be able 10 give strict attention
to business without any interruption.
gPHc will Inform the Public Of his return
through the papers.
AgR. /. lstl ~
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

SEPTEMBER Sun iSanl $500. So
1871. lrises.lsets. hooA'o fliAsl.s
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DEBATE on TEE VETO.
SPEECH or MIR. CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY,
Oa tAs Ereeutrs Message containing Ne Pies.
ideHtS objections 10 The Bank Btlt.


dressed INC Senate as follows MIR. HreSi
t. dent, the bill which forms the present sub
4 lect OF our deliberations had passed hotl
g Houses Of Congress nv decisive maioritics
, and, IN conformity with the requirement
=. of the Constitutions, was presented 10 tho
President Of the Umtcd States for his con
g sidcafion. lie las returned il q the Sen
ate, in which it originated, according il
! tie direction Of tic Constitution, with L
message announcing has veto Of the bill
9 end containing his objections to its passage
And tic question nov 10 be decided IS
Shall the bill pass, by the required cons,i,
tn'lanal majority Of two-,Iirds, tic prcsi.
dents objections notwithstanding
Knowing, sir, but too Wcl that 10 aicl
majority can BE- oh,aieetl, aal that Tic bilt
must fall would have been reioced "a
have found myself a, liberty 10 absllln
iJom saying enc word on this painful occa.
son. think, with al respect and defer.
cace 10 hsn, he has MOI recproca,cl the
friendly spirit Of concession and cump-om-
which animated Congress in tho pro.
tisje IS Of tais bill, and especially IN the
modification 81 Me sA,eca.h fundamental.
condition Of liz Laah. lie has Comment.
u, think, vtih nulcsened severity %
ia, part ol the MI; d. las u.al III
snrc unin,ep'ioungy h2r,b. moi renfoa. i +.
fsl. language: aud he has made the ven,
ceacessIon, Wlicl, aa4 PROMPTED AZ a peace
afitfmr, and fiona GIeal'y considerations.
tha caase of Stronger ana mare decided
di.apfoba.an 0f l.ellll. s,nnding Ia gle
relation to SHAT bili viirh | III. ana erpr.
si.iiy 10 die rxcentiau5t,e clauee. tho 81.
Ii Nhleh / owe Il ,he GaH4l. and IL t|e
anntry. ana ,alEre-acct. impose ,non g.e
G.eo5.laa;i5uofafiea tat,e#gflnv tle III.
dicaton Of a measure which Has aetWigh
ifte 50 Gnlsesitel aud ~, u4egeec,ed.
On thc PI of Aaf.l sast. tae la.a.atea
+ ifarHsor. tie Presalaat or thr Il. state.
f4id Ike deh III Natue. President 4 MGR.
"bo, Ill Yice Pn -iaeHt 3iccgedel II ~
d4iic5 ii that Office. ARRIVED II the eifv ST
Washington Oh tha OH oil that month.
He found the whole motrgpalis Nrap, II
E $500. tt r{t5fstl t
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PROSPECTUS
Of
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II - - II y 4 = -
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TERMS.

Tiso Dollars aad Fifty Cents ifpaid in advance.
Yhfee D,iafs & not paid within three uonths.
And 1aree D5tlps and Fifty Coats If no, paid
until after the expiration Of the ,ear. No paper
discontinued until all auearages are paid, except
al lks option Of the Editor
W Advertisements inserted at One Dollar pet
square 40 tiRss or less, this sized t,pe lor tue
hfsi insertion, aud y cents for each continuance
Court advertisements and Sheftfs' Salcs CHARGED
= Per cent higher; aud deduction Of 33G per
cent. ~ai DC made ffom the regular prices. for al.
vettseFs by the year.