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DIS child, which is suitable TO bis condi.
ton, i, becomes the child's property, ant
cannot be taken by the creditors. II ap'
pearing. however, in this case, that aIr
Grant was inso!venl At the time Of his CON
tTihu,ing tho sum above mentioned, i
mus, be paid over to the assignee. This
may be effected in two ways-lhe assignee
may fle petition, stating the circnms'an'
ces, and call upon the sons 10 show cause
why they should mol redeem 'he watche:
by paying S22s;-or similar petitions with
notice to the creditors. if they wish The as
signee 10 pursue tho claim. The Judge
remarked, that in what he bad said of sir
Graul's insolvency, he did no, intend ID
charge him with any improperly. What
he had done was very natural. and what
he himself might have been very likely To
have done under similar circumstances.
William Dchon for petitioner.
F. C. Loring read the petition Of James
Villa for leave TO sell his farm aud stock,
before the appointment Of an assignee, OF
a regular decree in bankruptcy. The rea-
sons assigned were, that part Of The pro-
perty is pcrishable-and if the farm shall
not he sold ill June. tho planting season
will have passed hy, aud Ioss will be oc.
casioned OF about 81 900. ltis, therefore,
for tho interes, OF the creditors. and i, is
their request that The estate should be sold
as soon as possible.
The Court ordered the sale 10 be made
the creditors FIRST proving their demands
and giving their conseni-the sale TO be
made by u provisional commissioner, and
no, by the bankrupt.
The question coming up whether at
,achmenIs made subsequent 10 the filling
of n petition for bankruptcy hold good or
nnl, The Court declared them void. The
question whether attachments made prior
to the bankrup, law arc dissolved ny the
defendants applying for The benefit OF the
law, was not considered.
The Judge also ruled, that afcr an in-
divilua has filed his petition, all property
owned by him at that time is dive,ted ou'
of him-hut his subsequent earnings be-
long to himself. lfhe fail 10 procure his
discharge, they can OF course be attached
like his other property-if he obtain 1t, they
accrue 10 his owu benefit.
Notice WAS given that the Supreme
Cour, a, Washington, had adopted certain
rules in relation TO bankruptcy. which are
TO 20 into operation on The Is; of August
next, in every United States Court, unless
previously adopted. They are intended TO
simplify the practice under tho law, and
TO make il uniform throughout The United
States. They will 20 into operation in
this circui, (rnm and after the first day OF
the NEXT May term.
As the proceedings in bankruptcy ore
20, required to be recorded at large. hu,
arc TO be fled ir The office Of tho CnurI,
gentlemen Of the bar are requested. in ma
king ou, the necessary documents, 10 Use
paper Of the same size; which "haukrupt
paper" may he procured ct the Clerks Of
fec.
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NJ. TALBOT. Ch. Jus. Chmn
HARVEY KENDRlCK,
CHARLES DALE.
THOMAS N. DUKE,
ID. +. +. BRAMEN,
o. e. BLUNT.
+. 7. VANSLIKE,
J. Il. H0FFORD.
ISAAC VaNDORN.

Ma,asordo, March 10, 1872,
We annex the following address from the
Advertiser Of the DID inst.
To the friends Of 7eras in Ike U. S.
Our country is now Invaded by hostile foe,
aud we look with Confidence to you for
prompt assistance ia rcpeI!ins the inva-
ders. We expectI this aid because you
have repeatedly promised it. we expect i,
because in former struggle for the same
object for which I've are again called
upon TO attend, you spontaneously Aocked
10 our shores 10 ralls under our banner
We expect it bcca.sse we are contcndiug
for the same noble !principles Of civil and
religious liberty which your lorelnthers as
we'll as ours, lefi their comfortable homes
in tho old world, add fed 10 the unculliva-
ted wilds nr America rhat they might.
among the aborigi3es of that country, erect
an altar to Liberty, and offer upon it The
sacrifice OF pure heart.
We can assure 4ou that our countrymcn
are actuaicd bynoimercenary or ambitious
motives u the present struggle. Our OBJ
ject is merely 10 Hotect the temple OF lib
criy which has b len erected in our land
from pollution ofhupious hands who are
cssaying its complete demolition. We
covet not the fenib soi,-lhc rich gold and
silver mines-no1 vet the cattle upon the
thousand prairieslof Mesisn. We are will
ling that the Mestcans enjoy TO the extent,
and improve To iie utmost Of their skill. all
The advantages With which The Grea, Faith
er of all has sohoun,ifnlly blessed the,r.
We only seek td dre,ain poaceablc posses
sion Of the count which we were invited
TO settle, AID TO Stain the Republic which
we have es,ablihcd. Bu, now thu, the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-06

The Hon. Waddy Thompson, Minister to
Mexico. (says the N. o. Commercially arrived
in that city on the 22d ult, on his way 10 that
Republic
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EDGEFIELD C.. IL.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6. 1912.

The Court of Common Pleas OF this District,
adjourned on Saturday nigh, last. aiiera session
Of six days. to NEE, on the frs, Monday in July
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sa. 1iie sefiI li c cn:.aliii.s
Ii MI. spsleE Il ssseFal Of iis s':b0fsi.
.sa.. ssssssgi bosst ysere tanned
t,st 81 Spslseri and 5fisas L Y M
rfos III ssb lpF 'iss;' = saaiie
lisotiies fslsesf q ~ lsc sent
in as soois ~ Iils asnsgraf fsoys,ses Ir.4
sPoindextsf ssiiss assist d;sllzrs per
LdaY.p
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U We acknowledge the receipt Of u mum.
Der Of public documents and newspapers, from
our able representative, the Hon. F. w. Pick.
ems.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-06

Forgery Siarrest ola S'cindier.-Ahout
ten days past, there was mailed at Comak,
letter TO John G. Winter Of Augusta. en-
State Bank Of North Carolina. in New
bern, upnu the Bank in Wilmington. fnr
six thousand dollars. which Mr. Winter
was directed 10 collect. aud reni, proceeds
10 Thomas Jones al Milledsevlle. Su,-
picious OF the transaction, Mr.. Winter wrore
10 this place. cnquirins who Tom jones
was, and. in The mean time, forwarded The
check to Wilmington. Tom it was soon
aycer,ained. was n Mr.. Bates. a stranger
who had been figuring pretty largely in
MlledgcviIie for five or six weeks past.
He was therefore closely watched. and,
as was expected, news soon came frnm
North Carolina. that the check forwarded
TO collect, was an altered check. from ihr-
ty.s:x 10 six thousand dollars. 4 gentle
man, who cane on from Augusta. l"r The
purpose. took Out a warrant anJ had Mr.
Jones, alias Mr.. Bates, arrested, but owing
10 some infnrmality in the proceedings, and
The ingenuity Of counsel, Tom Jones vas
discharged. \ second attempt was made,
but failed IN like manner. and before he
could be harncsscd again, according to
law, he pm, out.
This Tom Jones is no doubt. n wei! drill.
led and successful iorger. In his posses
sion, were found receipts for bank note pa
per, coupons. german silver, apothccarics
receipts for vi,riol and chemical Prcpnra-
tons nf various kinds. For tie time he
has avoided The lanes of the law. Look
OIL, for him in The West lie has left
wife in this place.-MiiiiedserIie Jour,
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VOTERS.

Arerico and Ttxas.-The rumoIs from Wash
ing,on indicate important events. but they as
yel are only rnmors. he correspondent oi
the u S. Gazette. under date OF the 9Th uIi.
thus aludes TO them:
Dear Sr-The rumor IS very prevalent
this evening, that The President .ias ordered
squadron to Mexico. TO demand thr liberty ol
the American citizens. prisoners. nj twenty tour
hours notice, or in CASE OF refusal. our fins
Ter is 10 demand his passports, aud repair TO the
squadron. there 10 await further orders.
AN officer Of The army also lelt here yester.
day, with orders for the 9th regiment Infantry,
and five companies ID Dragons. t" repair
forthwith TO the sabine nve:. TO prevent any
interference Oh The part OF the American Gilt
zens with the affairs of Texas.
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Since the 0bnve was TcccIycd M Lud-
,irst"u has jus, arrived from Linnvilo
which place he left on the l7ih, at 10
o'cIock. a. u. Mr.. West, the Deputy
Collector. had just come in from Camp
and reports "aspy company had just come
in who had seen a large hndy Of Mexicans.
supposed 10 be 5000, fifteen miles west Of
the Nueccs, aud then on The march, There
were two wagons al LiunviIlc pressing
every article in the way Of provisions for
our army.
From the above facts, il there is not n
P:ompi turn out by the Middle and Eas-
tern counties, The enemy viii ravagc and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-01
tn WARE AND 81 MINER
STOW ES.

- Try IT, AVID PRovr H." -&If
FTShE Subscriber offers for Sale, the largest
A best selected, and Cheapest assortment Of ware
IN lis line ever before offered TO the citizens oil
this and the adjoining Counties al his
WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE.
and Manuiactory of Tin plate, Copper, 4 Sheet
Iron. He would call the attention of the Publi'
TO his SUMNER STOVES, which he sells SO
CHEAP. tn; 70 person can grunblc at the price
They will toil the kettle, bake bread better thau
any oven roast beef, broil fish and DO all kinds
Of cooking for whole family, and only consume
half cents ,rorth of Charcoal, and without OK
posing the cook TO the heat of tic FIRE. thus earn
INT for th"ros"'' BE- tii'' Of Wool '"vrr, and
WI ,E.v.., 'oIar.' see 'Acn. Ills work.
r,er c"pe, need, a.iI ~ article made il
-is shop vii "a tore l&.thtully. We viii supply
C,yntry Stole Keepers at as low rates as they
bay in Tie rtins.
TIN HOUSE SrOUTING, made ard put
NJ neatly ard Substantially, at short notice.
JOHN GRAHAM
No q Flhton Ra7aar, Next door to Dr. Par
hers Cheap Oil Paint and Medicine Store.
June 4tl--tf
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DR.. SWAYNE'S
.a.TTTBILTOUS PILLS.

From the ten thousand eulogies past upon the
different kinds Of Pills which are exposed in the
prints, and the absolute talsehoods which are
told about the various diseases which they are to
cure, and mostly by those who have no knowl-
edge Of the science of medicine, either by theory
or by practice, to cure all tho various diseases to
which the human family are subjects too pre-
posterous for any thinking mind to believes the
whole object of the vender or guack must be TO
name all the various ills, IN order to catch ALL
as none other would have the hardihood 10 inn
pose such deception on credulous community.
1t would be quite as laudable in me, Judging from
the virtues of the above Pills in comparison with
others, that should say they would cure every
disease which exists un Ter the sun; but cannot,
will not do it,--athough believe their virtues
are quite equal to any, and superior to most; and
| do know that our most popular physicians are
in the constant use of them, and that THEIR ex-
pcrience and MINE for series of years, whilst en-
gagged in the practice Of the profes sion, have pro-
we'd their great virtues and beneficial effects, of
all Others is the best teacher and safest guide.
! The above nan ed Pills are suitable in all cases
where gentle purgative is required to exert
sautarv influence throughout the system. The
regular dose is tom to 4,-may be taken at
| bed time if most convenient. As there is much
difference as to the amount of medicine required
| to produce operation, some might find one or
| two sufficient where other individuals might re-
quire double that number and even the same
person may require more at one time than at an
other. 1t is not necessary to take them all the
time, once or twice week, less or more, as re-
quired BY the state Of tIe bowels They are per-
to,tly safe.
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CAUTION.

Asall medicines which become very popular
Wild Cherry, attempts to Initiate or Counter
felt in some way, are very frequently resorted to
Therefore it is thought best to put the public on
their guard against imposition. In the course of
only two or three years after this most deserved
ly popular remedy had introduced itself into tho
sick chamber, and lis fame become widely known
up springs several others into the market, and
with view to give currency to their new inven-
tons, they take the name of Wild Cherry to add
TO their patched up nostrums, thinking to Dor
ROW reputation from that already establishes;
and 10 clip out sill further with the scheme Of
dccoIt on, by one Of the vendors the nane Of DR.,
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No pills can have a better effect than these 70 r
the monthly Irregularities which occasionally
happen to women. They assist at the COM
mencement ofpuherty, also when thcrei a check
from cold or improper exposure, and even at the
time of their entire cessation.
DIR. Swayne's signature will appear to all the
directions-thc CONTRIBUTING of which will be
punished as forgery.
Sold wholesale and retail at my office, No. 81
North Sixth Street, one door below Arch, Phila-
delphia. Also, my Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry and Vermiinge, Improved Vegetable lan-
a 'ea and Alternative Compound Syrup, &c.
May2sth ls42
AGENTS.
CHAMBERS Il MAFFITT, Elkton, Md.
MARSHAL PHILIPS, Wilmington, Del.
GEORGE J. FISHER, FREDERICK, Md.
G. w. s. r. w. DAVIS No. 254 Market st. !
Rev. J. p. COOK; No. 50 Market street,
Baltimore, Md.
May 2sth 1912.
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upwards of thirty-fve years, and that he tried in
vain every remedy prescribed within lhe whole
compass Of the Matoria Medca. lie however,
at length, tried the medicine which he now offers
TO the public, and he was cured in very short
time, after his recovery had been pronounced not
only improbable, but absolutely impossible, by
any human means.
All that Mr.. Mofiat requires of his patients is
be particular in taking the Life Medicines strict
ly according to the directions. It is not by a
newspaper notice, or hy any thing that he him
sell may say in their favor, that ne hopes TO gain
credit 1t is alone by the results of fair trial,
For sale in ELKTON, at the Paint and
Medicine Store. Of JOSEPH C. CLOUD.
ElNton, April 2 lS42-ly
Also for sale at the Principle Post OF
fee, by H. S Sites. &
by JOHN Is. Mortor, Warwick, Cecil county, Md
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NNistar is attached, making it appear that this po-
pular and highly respected Physician was the au-
thor ofthis preparation: such is not the fact
Another individual comes out with what he calls
the Syrup of Wild Cherry, clingng still closer to
the original name, that individuals might even be
deceived, when they went TO purchase, il the name
Of DR.. SwAYHE was not always kept i'll view
Those whoapply for these latter day Preparations
ofWild Cherry, let me tell them, are tamperng
with their constitutions, and taking draughts
from the hands Of nexperence, which they
would have to repent, on some future day, hadl
not put them on their guard. DIR. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry is put in square
bottles, containing about eight ounces, with "Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
blown in the glass, covered with blue wrapper,
over which is yellow label with his written sig
mature, the countcrfciting of which will be pun
shed as forgery
AGENTS.
CHAMBERS 4 MAFFI'F, Elkton, Md.
MARSHAL PHILIPS, Wilmington, Del.
GEORGE J. FISHER, FREDERICK, Md.
G. w. s. Il. W. Davis No. PSI Market st. !
Rev. }. 7. coon; No. So Market street,
Baltimore, Md.
May 2Sth 1912.
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Pump Making
AND WE'LL DIGGING,

TIE subscriber, grateful for tho 'avours
!er"toGore received, would respectfully
iIorr' his friends and the public generally,
that he continues to carry on the "o"v"
business In all lis various branches. and
is prepared to fulfil all orders il his lnr
in a neat aud durable manner. lie makes
lift aud force pumps Of every description
and warrants his work to be equal IN point
of Workmanship, 10 that done by any
other pump maker IN the county. He
Will repair any oGhis work without charge,
that tails on account OF his neglect, and
lancics that he will lie able to give salts
faction TO H. who m&y favour him with
their patronage. lie may be found a; EIk
Landing.
SAMUEL P. FOWLER.
Aug. 2l-6m.
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that the said Sylvester Nugent be discharged from
personal confinement, and that he give notice of
this his application, and of the day so by me APP
pointed for his final hearing IN Cecil County
Court, TO his creditors, by advertiser ent in some
newspaper printed in Cecil County, once 4 week
for three months, before the said first Tuesday
next after the third Monday in October next.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day Of
May lS42. WIN. TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test
July l6 GEORGE MCCULLOUGH Pk.
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For many years whist chT7ged IN the pfac1
nee OF my p''icS''"n. hlvS 'Nneht'y observer
mnch anu J done rom the '''llroper adn'''''S-
. ir'''o" 81 lne"c'"e, Win We" 10 eApoi woi''s
',"'n me human s'eln' an" tIla' at nihe "''en
| me t'''e sufferer was very u"'o.e 10 pear s1cA
hffS' rcalh'eh'i giving ufaS'G' anu qu''e 100 &C
Ave ph 2ati'es' WORN teas' &c. &C Which o,t-
tunes "tl Pro"'cc -'e'f sahyf'ng, ana lay tllt
foundation f'r h', Sc w,ncA would DC n'ucn
more difficult 10 eradicate than that produced OV
NoT.lS'
it 5 mach to be regretted th2' thousands are
F"'W on or fGNaIfr' WIS., P''.' ana r,'iIc'i
'ed m le: e1i,y ssrI Oh .T,"'emce ana 'nel 5
Cr d,ns ~ ~ an,roIy from inv
-op,r ,rn,t,,.nI Norn, hc;nT csnSci,lv lin.
hls 10 i,,,nit nrr.,ns Of ,ebilita2od digestive Or
cons and t',l,, ~ ,,nal, constitution ,hcrcG rc
mo- s'.infi,, t,o, ano bv the ordinary n,ode
,,f tro,t;ncr ;nh rennrnIv cons;s,s Of ,b
mo.t ,cti,. n,,rr,t:.es: md rirther il has been
mrn,nJ ~, aGrI,,s} rync,inent Ma, Worms will
avis, FIR = I,ng t,,nc even when thev are thrown
into g, soIrt;oT If ,,',st oft,l common ,ren.ra-
fons which are used fer the destruction of those
animals; whereas, i, las been as fully proven that
III ,he preparation Wh'ch oner 10 tho puohc,
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CERTIFTCAT TIE.
Baltimore, March eth, 1898.

DR.. JANE,
Dear Sir You ask me what proofs meet
with orthe efficacy of your medicine. can safe
ly say that never prescribed a medicine for
Bowel Complaints that has given me SO much
satisfaction and my patients speedy and per-
feet relief as this. Whenever introduced into
family, it becomes standing remedy for those
ailments, and is called for again and again, which
think pretty good proof of its efficacy and
use fulness. Ia the Summer Complaint OF chill
dren it has frequently appeared to snatch the IT.
tie victims, asi were, from the grave. 1T Sd
we'd the life of my child, and of such and such
child" have repeatedly heard said. In dysen-
sric aft ions Of adults, | have time and again
cen it act like a cham, and give permanent re-
lief in few hours, may say in few minutes.
In fine, it is a valuable medicine and no family
should be without it. Respectfully,
NJ. l.. KNAPP, NJ. ID.
Late Physician TO the Baltimore DiSpenSmy, and
.lgent for he ,Ndrgiand Iaccine Institution.
For sale at c. ", Parker's Medicine & Paint
Store Elkton, juno
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Pump Making

YENI1E subscriber having lately removed
to this county would respectfully IN
fo'ss. the public that he is prepared to make
and r'nair Pumps a, short notice. His
work shall be done in a durable and me-
chanical manner, and on moderate terms
and should any of it fail on account of
any negligence Of his, he will repair 1t
without charge. He resides at the Fro
violence Paper Mills CMeetecr's) on lie
Elk creek. Cecil County Nd.
Orders left at the Cecil Wig office; at
Z. T. MtchcI's Store, Far I'M; or with
Joseph IIaircs at TIE Brick Meeting
House, will attended to ro apply.
JOSHUA l.. GATCHII.
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SEE A w ES.

Very rich new style Silk Shawls; "a superior
embroidered Cashmere do; Embroidered 'Thibet,
printed Cashmere, and Grape do.
French work Collars, ofcvery description
Ladies and gentlemen S French Kid Gloves
Black embroidered nett Gloves and Mtts
Genlemen's white Silk Gloves and pocket
White Linen Cambria; Calicoes, various quail
tics
French Chntzes, Hartman. & eros O'dias man
faC're
Satin strspe Nouselne de Lame
Black and blue-black Bombazne, best manuac-
turo
Matcon Italian Cravats, all sizes
Super blk watercd Scarf; figured & plain Swiss
Muscn
IT sh Lined, an assortment; Irish Shcctiug
Book Muslin; Bishop Lawns colored florcnces
White and colored Gro de Naples
Now style Painted Lawn in great variety
Island Shifting Muslin, &c SC. SC.
The above, together with their usual GREAT
VARIETY cf other goods, will be offered upon
very reasonable terms. Country Merchants,
who bny for CASH will find it to their advantage
to examine our choice stock Of fine Goods.
IL. DlFFENDERFFER, ( co.
No. IS Baltimore st. 4 doors above Gay st.
Baltimore, Md. March &c, lS42.
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IAYNE'S CARMIN AWE.
RalsaHll.

YANlllS is one of the most efficient, pleasant &
L. saio compositions ever offered to the public
for the cure Of the various arrangements of tho
stomach s. bowels and the only article worthy Of
the least confidence for curing CHOLERA IN
FANTUM or SUMMER COMPLAINTS; and in
the above disease it really acts like charm.
All persons are requested TO try it, tor there IL
"No MISTAKE about its being one OF the most
valuable family medicines ever yet discovered.
Hundreds. nay thousands of certificates have
been received from Physicians, Clcrgymen, and
families of the first Responsibility, bearing tho
strongest testimony in its favor, too numerous TO
publish,
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.Ual'planA Cecil C0uniV, Set.

wa! yiVHb Ittt SOEH y, ott.
GeN application Of Sylvester Nugant, Of Cecil
W County, by petition in writing 10 me, the
subscriber, Zone Of the associate Judges Of the
Orphans' Court Of Cecil Comty,) setting forth
that he is IN actual confinement for debts he is
unable 10 pay ard orcring to deliver up for the
benefit of lis creditors, all his property, real per-
sonll and mixed, to which he IS in any way cnt-
tied, schedule whereof and list of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
oath, and praying to he discharged from actual
confinement, and to have extended to him the
ben fit Of the several nso!vcnt laws Of Maryland;
and II appearing to me by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State of Maryland for the last two years next be-
fore his application, appointed Henry 7. Ben
nett Trustee for the benefit ofthc creditors Of the
SAID Sylvester Nugcnt who has entered into bond,
with security by me prescribed and approved, for
the faithful performance Of his sad trust and the
said Trustee having certified to me that he is in
full possession oGal the property in the sud schcd-
ule and list ofdchts contained, have ordered and
, appointed the first Tuesday next after the third
Monday Of October next, for the said Sylvester
Nugent, to appear before the Judges Of Cecil
/ County Court, ut the court house N Eihion, to
answer such allegations and heterogeneous as
may b. then and there by his creditors made and
proposed and the said Sylvester Nugest having
entered INTO bond III a penalty and with security
by nle prescribed and approved so to appear and
answer as aforesaid. do hereby order and di1e,