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New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

E7OUND-Some time since Gold PEN
q Gil Case. The can have il by APPLYING 10 c..
NJ Saxsn. the Bookstore of Saxton Miles, 5 Broad
way proving property and paying FOR this advertise
apiI Iv-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

10 The following letter from our regular cor
respondent a: Boston gives the very latest intelli-
gence from The new Legislature of that State. 1t
will be seen that the election of Morton and the
ascendancy of the Loco-Focos in Joint Gallos are
morally certain:
Meeting OF t3se Massachusetts Legislature
EtecEioI. OF q WING Cierk-No election
of speaker-i4oco-Fcco sennte.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM FLoRIDA.-lhe
following is an extract of letter from Paiatka,
under date of the Goth inst. The Information may
be relied on as authentic. The news of the escape
of party of Indians from Sea Horse Key is proba-
bly, incorrect:
Matters in general in Florida wear rather a
favorable aspect, and trust, if success continues,
it will not be long before the country will be en-
trey rid of every red-skin. Tigertai is safely out
of the woods his band, together with Octiarche $,
consisting of over 100 Indians, among whom are
42 hearty warriors, found themselves rather sud
denly transferred from terra tirma to steamer, a
few days since, at Tampa, and as suddenly trans
ierred TO Horse Key, picturesque isle, where
they sail for Ncw-Orleans on the 3lst inst
[Sayannnh Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

u Mr.. David George, an inkeeper at Grave
Run, Crawford county, Pa, was thrown from the
drivers seat of the Southern stage few days ago
against the sign post at his door and killed instantly
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

AyASHlONABLE STOCKS, SCARFS
z CRAYATS, GLOVES, Gc.-0d Es!ablishusni-
PARSELLS & AGATE. established in ls29-in addition
crbers are receiving by every arrival from London ard
Paris, fresh supply OF fashionable Scarfs aud Crava
Their Of fashionable Stocks Scars, Crayse
ready made Linen, (or which the FIRST premiums was ard
ed them the late fair of the American fnsgte Gloves,
saspendefs Hosiery, SILK, eno lambswocs aud buchsAn
Shirts and Drawers and all articles appcrtaD!pa 10 yen
tleu.ans wardrobe rich and varied Gentlemen Calling
at old establishment may depend being furnished
h the best and latest fashions fair and modeate prices
PARSELLS s, AGATE. 24l Broadway,
between Park place and Murray street
p A. continue tie manufacture OF their celebrated
Saonder Braces and gen.emens Russia. .Eiding Belts
aRlmx
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

BrlwER's Alice, or TIE Mysteries''-being
40. ia Of tbs Library of Select Novels, : has
lass been published by the Harpers, in the book
iorn, at the reduced price Of e5 cents. The
safiiiiag power of this mastery Romance is aoady
widely known. l, is for sale at the Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

NT EW- YORK AND ALB my RAIL
! Y ROAD MEETING--In pursuance Of the following
resolution, passed with unanimy by beth boards OF Alder
the Citizens Of The Nlh Ward requested
Thursday Evening, Jaonary 18th, O'Clock, North
Exchange Z3 Bleecker street, la ADOPT 10
Albany Railroad.
Resoived, Ths every consideration OF patriotism and
interest demands the hearty corporation OF citizens 10
the immediate construction Of The New Work and
Albany Railroad In the shortest possible tne aud that
tender to the company individual asstance In the sete-
raj wards 10 procure subscriptions"
MOSES q. LEONARD, Alderman.
WILLIAM ID. WATERMAN, ASST Alderman.
Ne, .vor iber3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

A BREACH OF PRoMlsE.-A trial for breach OF
promise of marriage took place in Cincinnati on The
23d ut, which resulted in verdict of FIVE thousand
dollars damages. The parties were Henrietta
Terry vs. William Terry.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

SoLAR LAHiP.-Couthouy 81 Novers,
~ Sii Broadway, have Just received large addition
heir stock a this celebrated Lamp which IS rapidly
persedng every other description OF Lamp by its
superior light and economy.
u CAuTIoN.-The public cautioned TO be their
guard against spurious and worthless article pnrpotng
TO be the Solar Lamp lately thrown into the market at
ZION, TO bring diseredt il is presumed on the genuine art
in l,.s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06
BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED in

H any pleasant part OF the city In exchange for
two Hall Stoves, Soias and Clocks letter addressed
A. W. Upper Pest Office, viii be attended, Also want.
e,i down town. in Brpokiyn, Roam and Board in
Address as above. GzS 2Irf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

SHERIFFS OFFiCk, UTICA, pecemoei 81 2. .Sa- i9,1 :,
ur The subscriber having been appointed e:et3y o.
Oneida County ana having entered tbe duties OF Ms e
fee. requests ali letters papers on oeia business 20 pe
addressed ,a him a, U.;oa T. S. FAXTON,
dss sw " Sheriff CT Oneida County.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

M ANTED-Placcs by TWO Girls, one
a Protestant, fOc Homework or Cooking Apply
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

INT OTICE TO STEAMBOAT OWN
/ ERS AND CAPTAINS --Proprie.ors now repairing
ner steamboats, will fad suitable variety OF FIRE
BRICKS and TILES u! the salamander Works, No 81
Cannon ST.
Also Fire Bricks Of every description oundres rsn
works, furnaces, &C.
10. OF Crockery aud Stone Ware remaining hand,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06


Lectures commence AZ 7t O'Clock,
tures gentleman and lady, lof the course S cards OF
admission for family, 81 for The course
oSsa,a @ N, nwii ss IN, usse'o ~ ~ GEO. ". BELTS.
<. 10 sne ~sa' a-N'' Chairman Lecture Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

I HyUARUING.--Ar respectable private
, family oesnpying handsome house, scconnto
dar with board geu,emen and their wives, also lew
single gentlemen, with pleasant the second and
third huors. furnished uniurnshed very moderate
terms The family are plain, quiet and agreeable iho>+
who may wish the comforts III home may apply sos
Greenwich street, corner Bsachst dSI 6l~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

pOARD WaNTED.--A gentleman aud
a-S his vile and infant child want board private,
family where there Other hoarders References wll
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

No ANTk.D--Piaces by t@o girls, with
exeeilsat references for hoase,so,s pod va ,t "a.
Se ApTfy az ie5 Houstoh street. BSs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06
A FRONT PARLOK TO LE,r, VII

< q Board, the first gcos, ssi;able for Gentleman
and LAZY or two Sentence Also several apartments tor
Single Gentlemen Location within oie riuuc', walk OF
The Post Office OF the Pafa. Apply at Ne IA Cry HALL
PLACE. d. s,rs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

pOaRD.-The best and ut the lowest
d , price. at B BROWN'S, Is Duane-st do m.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06

rywut.ers sns1i,uro Eectures.-Tbe Trus
tees have arrangements for coarse OF Lectures 10
be yen on Thursday Even ng OF each week in The Chap
Jan. is-One Lecture by Wst B. KINNEY, Esq. Subject
a Public Morality.
.Copernicus and bis Times, St..
Jan aS-One Lecture by Rev. Dr. oEfHuNE. su0Jecl
Opinion of the AacieGis
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
"''A'ng'0nL, y. Wilson, Plaintiff nv np,,.,
Charles F. Town, Defendant,

>Hls day came the plaintiff. by attorney, and il ap
said writ of attachment has been levied on the estate
OF the is therefore ordered by the court
here that he be notified thereof and that the PLAINTIFF
action Is founded on writing obligatory and that nm
oil the next term of this court either by himself or al
torney at court to be holden at the house in the
county OF Washington, in the State of Arkansas on
the third Monday after the fourth Monday in April A.
D. is43 that judgment will be rendered against him,
and his estate sold to satisfy the and It is further
ordered that copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in this State for four weeks
svey the last insertion to be least twenty DAYS be
fore the next term of this court to which term or
dered by the court, that this be continued.
true copy.
ATTEST: B. H. PEARSON CIerL
March IL, ls43-4w TPr', fee a. o5i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18

MISS SAWYER informs her patrons, and the Dub.
IHA Hc generally, that the Spring session of the
FEMALE SEMINARY in Fayetteville. will open the
second Wednesday of April, IS43, and close August
i2th; when after few days vacation, new term will
commence, and continue three four months as cir.
cumstances Of the school demand. The prices
viii vary from six to eight dollars for term of four
months according to the attention devoted to the pu
Pl No untaught young children will be admitted un.
DER So unless where parents guardians are unable to
pay, all such cases the p-ices will be graduated to
the ability to make payment
~ Is expected that young ladies will prepared
10 give their undivided attention study; and that
while removed from parental protection and influence
Their intercourse in society will be controlled by the
feacher unless committed to the Of some friend
or relative 1t is desirable also that they come prepar
ed with clothes sufficient for the season. that their
minds may not be unnecessarily occupied ON this sub.
ject. ''.' 49,
In addition to the English branches taugh. here will
DC PLAIN and ornamental needle work. =
Bible class is attended every Subbath at the Sem
mary composed of the pupils of the school and of the
yeurh Of the village This Bible class enjoys the BEN
en' Oh tne instructions OF the Rev. c. Washburn every
second Sabbath of each month"; q.
week. F~
March 1s, Is43-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18

A Ia regular meeting of Van Baren Lodge, No. 6.
~ OF Free and Accepted Ancient York Masops.
neid at their hall in the town of Van Buren, Ark on
the 3rd of March, A. D. lS43. and A. L. -5s43, the
following order wasmado: .-o-'f '''' '
Ordered. That the Rev'd ALVIN MUSSETT. late
member OF said Lodge, be, and is hereby expelled
from the privileges and benefits of Masonry for unms.
sonic conduct ~ T. A. DiRREII
March 4, l643. S,eretsr~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18

NOTICE Z
HEREBY GIVEN, that the following town.
ship plats were filed in the Registers Office
at Johnson Courthouse, Arkansas, on the All
day of February, A. d. ls43, to wit: NJ
Township North, Range % West. +. ~.
Township North, Range % West. fss N
Township North, Range Is West. KS
JAMES WOODSON BATES,
= Aos'-ow Register.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
THOROUGH BRED STOCK FOR sALE
At Mr. James A. ScOtt's.

Near Van Buren, consisting of short horned Durham
cattle, and Berkshire hogs and pigs
J. SHELBY
of Nashville Ten.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
WIN. IL. & M. MAYERS,
Fort Smith.

HAVE just received from New Orleans. bv
the splendid steamer Lucy Walker, the fol.
lowing articles of groceries which they will sell
low for cash. -
Sugar, Oil sperm, {.
Coffee, Oil Lnseed,
Iea,r Mackerel,
Rice, ~ Tobacco-bonev d.,.
Candles, Wines.
Molasses, LIQUORS.
Salt, Cordials,
Pepper, Paints,
Raslns' Indigo, &c. &C.,
Together with every article in the grocery line.
March 4, IS4S, 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
Fs a. s15i D. ~ oaiss Hsass. sas''' Bankruptcy
s.s March 3. Isa3
Joseph Hawkins, J -
VS.. PETITION Ex PAnrr f
III. CraJ;ta-. -aH

TPON reading the foregoing petition it is ordered
~ ty the Court, that notice thereof be ubsaed in
the Arkansas lntelgencer, newspaper printed in the
District at least twenty days before the Mondsyof
April next. when hearing will be had on the said pe
tlon, at the District Court room in the city Of Little
Rock. within the said District 10 o'clock in the fore
noon that may appear at the said
time and place, and show cause, if any they have bv
the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
Ia "a. WIN. FIELD, Clerk
By A. II. RUTHERFORD. ID. C.
Trapnall & Cooke, Solicitors.
March IL, lS43-4w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
District Court Of the United States, 3,
For the District of Arkansas, bankruptcy.
March 3, l543.
Thomas w. Mahoney,1
:, VS.. PETITION Ex rARrE.
PETITION Ex PARTE.
. His Creditors.

HPoN reading the foregoing petition it is ordered
~ by the court, that notice thereof be published in
the Arkansas lntegencer. newspaper printed IN the
District at least twenty days before the first Monday of
April next, when hearing will be had the said Dc.
ion at the District court room, in the city of Little
Rock with in the said District at 10 o'clock the FORE
noon SO that persons interested may appear the said
time and place, and show cause, if any they have why
the prayer OF the said petitioner should be granted
~. D. WIN. FIELD, Clerk,
By A. II. RUTHERFORD, D. c.
Trapnall & Cooke, Solicitors. =.
March / 1, IS43-4w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18

/ PoN reading the foregoing petition, it is ordered
the Arkansas Integencer, a newspaper printed in the
District at least twenty days before the first Monday
oil April next when hearing will be had on the said
al the District courtroom, in the city of Lit
tie Rock, within the said District at 10 o'clock in tho
forenoon SO that persons interested may appear at the
SAID time and place. and show cause if any they have
why ine prayer of the said petitioner should not bo
6 ranted. VIM FIELD CIe,k
By A. III. RUTHERFORD, ID. c.
TraPnall & Cocke Solicitors.
March IL, lSi3-iw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18

District Court of the United States,
For the District of Arkansas, IN bankrup'cy'
.s. March 3, ls43.
Isaac Hawkins,
His Creditors.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18
MASONIC NOTICE.

March IL. Is4s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18

Trapnall & Cooke, Solic
March II, lS43-4w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18


of murder, no one will doubt but when the fraiI.
ty OF human nature, the youth of the delinquent
and the monstrous injury inflicted on him and his
family, are considered, there are not many who
will wish to see the vengeance Of the law exeeu.
ted to its greatest extent. We really wish that
the offender may be dealt with, as much lenity as
solicitude for the cause of justice will admit.
FIhe fate of Heberton will be a warning to the
reckless bertines who infest our city, and who of
late years have become more and more numerous.
They will find although they may succeed in evad.
ing the retribution of law, other vengeance NAV
possib bly, overtake them.
A splendid array Of Counsel, we understand,
have been engaged to defend young Mercer-Mr.
Matlock, and the distinguished Garret d. Wall, of
New Jersey, with Ferdinand w. Hubbe,l, George
M. Dallas and David Paul Brown, of this city.
The PhIadelphia correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune, after giving adetail of the fscts of this
affair, adds
1t has been said that the above occerrence was
enc of 'awful retribution, and that it is such. all
who know the parties will readily admit. Heber.
ton has been proclaimed the seducer of young
and virtuous girl, blasting her fair fame and de-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-18

'''os ~ eacn report accompanied by the exclama-
\: fhere!'' AT the frs, report, a PIERCING
" proceeded from the carriage. AS II was
ifk, the flash of the pistol was perceived
Z discharge. -
an Dyke who had suspected Mercer's pre-
board, Immediately discerned what had
q, and running round to the other side of
s2n, he observed NJ. standing with his hands
5cket,. As soon as be saw van.D ykes he
9ied "Here am ;-Idid it lin tbe man ;,
ID presently broke out with .sgive u. ! fid.
\ s,t's have dance;-now it is ali over. AZ
zen, be became silont. Van DYKE ordared
deliver up his pistol. what pistol, asked
v. was apprehensive of Being sbot him.
I'd siezed Mercer with one hand, while ha
9fed to disarm him with the other. The
vas iaks9 from Mercer's pocket sit was
4 Colts patent six barrels 1.-TWO cans had
q without communicating to the powder.
liver Of the coalwagon had his face scorch.
A Bhe Hash. ard slightly wounded " 4 piece
=, pf the caps. .7s
Dyke called on the Jer.eyman, the driver
Nmi wagon, to assist in securing Mercer:
\ lae latter, not understanding the case, and
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Executors Sale.

THE undersigned will offer at Public
u Sale, on Tuesday The 25th Inst, al 10
o'clock, A. NJ, sundry articles of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, horse,
light Y ork wagon, valuable mich COW
and other articles, the property OF the late
Dr.. Samuel w. Groome, decd.
There will be also offered a valuable
collection of Drugs, labelled bottles and
office fixtures suitable for an apothecary
or physician, together with large num-
Der of medical and other books.
The terms of sale are, for all purchas>
es where the amount does not exceed
$40, the cash will be required to be paid
before the delivery oi the articles. but
where the amoun, exceed that sum cred
it Of 6 months will be given on notes exc
cuted with approved security bearing III
teres, from date.
JOHN c. GROOME, Ex'tor.
of DR.. Sam' w. Groome, decd,
July Sth lS43-3w
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Notice OF Decree in Bankruptcy.

Notice is hereby given to all the cred
itors OF William b. Morgan la'e merchan,
OF Cecil county, aud Safe Of Mary land,
a petitioner for Bankruptcy, who have
proved their debts, and to all other per-
sous in interest, tina, Saturday the 30,h
day Of September lS43 at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. hail. been fixed by the district Court
ct the United States, for the district o!
Maryland, for them to Shcw cause before
the said court al its Court Room in the
city Of Baltimore why discharge and
certificate SHALL not be granted to said pc
i!iones pursuant to the act of Congress
in such case made and provided.
july lst lS43 low
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Wool CaE'(iine'o
SPLENIy%G, WE4FiNG, FUL-
LING, Ti.SG. Sc.

The subscriber respectfully informs
the Public thai he has rented the F.,
Mills. Wooden and Gotten Factori' =,
known as Carrots Mills. situated in Ccc.r
en-. Md, seven miles above Elklon. on
the Biz Elk stream and four miles from
the village olNcwark Del, they are now
in fall operation. Wool will be received
to be made into Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, Cas-
sinners. Satinelts, Blankets or Flannels. as
dircc .th. at shrt notice; manufactured by
the ward, for Cash or Wool, or made up on
the sha.es.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, SC, may expect ger r.
ally TO find choice on hand.
SAMUEI. GARRETT.
April Still 1913.
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COnstabIe's Sale.

10y virtue of Sundry writs Of Veudi
-A0Exponas issued by Nicholas White,
one of the justices of the peace of the
State of Mary land. in and for Cecil coun-
ty, to me directed will expose to sale
at Public Auction upon the premises on
Saturday the 10 day Of August 9 o.
clock, P. NJ, for cash, enc lot, piece or
parcel Of land containing fifteen acres,
situate lying and being in Cecil county,
adjoining lands of George Benjamin and
Others, also one horse, one yoke Of oxen
and cart, two cows, four head of young
cattle and twelve head of sheep late the
property Of William Ramsey, seized and
taken in execution at the suits Of James
Cameron and others.
LEVI TYSON, Con'st.
July LIST lS43-ls
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NEW DRUG
S II O II f. i.

nR. IT. II. MI CIIEl.ia, rhspeCl1uIIV
Uniforms the public, that he has open,
ed DRUG STORE in the New Bull
ding adjoining Chambers s. Mafii,'s
Store. where he will keep general as
sortmept Of Drugs, Medicines. Paints,
Oils, Vatnishes, Fancy Articles. sc.
He warrants all Medicines sold at his
establishment to be OF The best quality,
and by faithful attention to all the duties
al IN aro'hecary ard Druggist. he hopes
t, gain share cf public patronage
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ai!Oring.

A LrRED C. COLE, has Just RECEIVED the
IN Spring and Summer, FAS HONS, from
the European and American cities, and is
prepared ID make GARMENTS of all kinds in
the most superior style.
From the attentior he bcstows upon his bust
ness and the experience he has had in it, he feels
himself justified in saying that in point OF neat
ness and durability his work cannot be oxcelled.
Shop, next door to Mr.. Spsa't, Matchmaker.
April 2oth ls43-tf
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Sale.

10y virtue of three writs OF Vendi Ex-
~ pnsas issued by Nicholas White one
Of the justices Of the peace of the State o!
Maryland, in and for Cecil county to me
directed, will expose - sale AT Public
AUCTION upon the premises on Monday
the Gath day Of July at 3 o'clock, P. Nj.
for cash, one lot piece or parcel Of land
with the appurtenances situate lying and
being in Cecil county, adjoining lands of
John Riddle aud Others containing fifteen
acres, on which is erected comfortable
two story log dwelling, late the property
of John White seized and taken in execu-
lion at the suits OF Ohio Nowland and
others. LEVI TI son,
July LIST l943--ts Con'st.
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To the Public.

ENHE subscriber takes this opportunity
n 10 inform his friends. Of Eikton and
is vicinity, and the Public generally,
that he has commenced the TIM ING
business in all its various branches, in his
Store House at the East end Of Elklon,
and respectfully sollcits all who wish to
buy auy articles l.: his line, TO give him a
cali. He is also prepared the shortest
possible notice, to fulfil any contracts for
TIN SPOUTiNG wiih which the public
may favor him. lie has and will con
SANITY keep on hand ZINC and TIN.
suitable for rohi"g, ana will attend pune
,uaSly TO putting it on when called for
Fancy Sheet Iron Stoves made IN the
reatrsl manner
The mandatory Of the above articles
10 be carried on under the direction OF
David Wells JOSEPH MAlIAN
Elklon, July lst 1913 #
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E.syI. aOEBens3Ef,t.


.TE-HIS DiSEA Sc, from its long standing and
"a repeated attacks, and also from the manner
i'll which il has been treated, often leaves the
dregs OF the disease in some way. clinglng &c 'he
system,-sometimes there is great weakness ahd
prostration Of strength, with dull heavy pam To-
Gated in some part Of the system. In all s"cn
cases, Lr, Suaynes Syrup If Wild Cherry, VIII
be found excellent remedy, to support,
strengthen, and give vigour 10 declining health.
and defend il from the i'm OF Dis OF DISEASE
DOCrOR SW ATNES
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
is
acknowledged
to far trcet all other
medicines in the east IN
the west in the north, and in
the south, trial always proves
its virtues for coughs, colds, splitting
blood, tickling or rising sensation IN the
throat, Bronchitis, whoUpinC cough, As'E"
ma weakness u tn" iervous system, or M
| paIicd constitution rom any cause, and t" pre-
vent persons from ia ing into decline, that med
cine has 10 eqHrl great number OF the very t'%.
testimonials OF its virtues u,Hy be seer by eaiihE
| at DIR. II. s'wnync's Ctcc, 40. "a Nor'h SIM.
street, Philadelphia. CAvTIuN-Nil prem
ratons from Ills vaIulblas trr, except
the above, Doctor "NhI MIS-
COMIDt Nd SYRUP OF
| WILD CHERRY,
are otN
! fictitious
and
counterfeit
Sold byDr II. H. MITCHELL Elk tor, Md
| February 18th 1913
| THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the 81 b
scribsIs Of cell county, have ohtared from the
! Orphans court, of said county letters Of a min
| is.ra'cn on the personal estate of Moses Scott,
| late Of Cecil co, decd. All persons l.a"'tg
claims against the said deceased, he', "
warned to exhibit the same, or before the 'rd
| Marcia, 1891, they may otherwise, by law *
clIded from II benefit OF said estate. Persons IL
debted 10 said est te, request ed to maxi m
mediate pa ,nent to the subscribers.
Given 4nder orr hands this 18th day Of April,
! lS43
NARY SCOTT. J Administrators.
JAMES II. LAMAR,
! April 18th 1913.