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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
GREAT IADINR1TAIID At
TR4CTTONt
Gee R;scE1 E1aEes Esvv Far s. " inter
C00&S!
J 6. s. MARlIN u CO

Goods.
J s 5. MARTIN s CO,
ca fFoat l2g.- opposite ne Sfean.5oat. Laad'rs
/ RE aow receiving rom New York and Bos-
: = lon, large ana fresh stock ol FAN ana
winter Goods, Whica thsy oGer 10 sell iof casa
as Ton a soOas can be sofa IN the South
s hey respectfully Invite ali persons who wish
- btA goods 10 cali and examine tl-elr slCcA INA
prices;
Among ether things they have
i-Nu pisces prints from q 10 20 ceEiS
ll3 ea.eS Blown DomeSticS. al reduced prices
90 pieces adklS, $50 dozen couon Hose:
Gin mans Apron Checks, striped ShiranES'
Cottoa Eeu drawers, 500 doz pool Thread &c
WoCicRa Goods.
siseeS ~. Jeans, 90 pieces saitinei's
~ Fieces Cloths, 5gsf NJ orSIed ShaWls
81 ,sez peu Shirts and Drawers
~sJ 9t@Eke,ss Ice pieces tlauneI,
10 Fieees herseys aud l-inSeys
ssei 'hoss Aipacea LuslfeS, Orleans Gtoths 1laPo
'ssst -'soEs 0e Lanes, de l-iSle CaRSllnS, a L-~
..'s. -~s.a'. a. article for ladies dresses
Boots and shoes.
II Geo pair Boots anu shoes, the .laTgest and
cheapest stock ever offered this Rarkcl aad
JUS, mere we don't calculate on any one selling
shoes cheaper than We do, about three loGtliiS
sr5siisnss
Boanefs, Hats as,a Caps
! large and dne stock OF Bonne,s. Hats and
- s-bur CAPS % any price.
Hardware.
general stock Of Hardware, consisting in
aaft ui | Vices moase hole Anrils, { black
mith's Bellows, l00 Acss Nails.
Saaalery.
Ie ladies' and mems Saddles these we expect
to sell With0ui profit: Brides, Collars, Sirrsns-
es, OK thongS, Wagon and Drivers Wh'Ts, Sc
Ready Made CEos1aing.
A good STOCK ol Ready Made Clothing, which
nust necessarily be sold at small profits.
Groceries.
We have oonnecied with our DFy Goods es-
ts5.i~hnent Grocery and Commission House
Gd have now in store,
lo3 pieces Begging ZOE coils Rope
2lo sacks RIO Coffee
$50 Satks Salt 10 hogshcads Sugar
30 boxes window Glass ; i cerooas Indigo
Ne expect in a short time 10 receive q general
stock ol Groceries.
Particular attention paid 10 Storing and ship
ping Cotton, Ant now in conclusion we havc
% say cur goods MUST be sold, they were pur-
chased with that view, and we intend u sell
hem, aud ihen buy more ana SeN again We
repeat epr invitation, 'WALK IS,' ana we viii
do oar best tc suit vou.
Memphis October I3.-H.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
NOTICE.

On account of I'll health, we have been
necessarily compelled to close our school.
Persons indebted for tuition will call on r.
> Suth, in the Gazette Office, who has the
accounts, and is fully authorised to collect
and receipt for the same.
BASS s. SANBORN.
Oct 27. ls43.-2t
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
District chancery Court oftbe State Of Mis-

District Chancery Court oftbe State Of Mis-
sissippi at Holly Springs
Thomas The F Woodward } September Rules.
JOIN NJ Thomas et al September ISIS
pom opening The matters OF This bill, il ap
- pearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court thar
the defendants Eliza Me knight, James 3 Thorn
as and Lebulon Thomas are not inhabitant~-of
this Stale but reside beyond the-limts thereof, SO
that the ordinary process of this Court cannot be
served on them Therefore il is ordered, That
unless the said defendants appear before the Vice
Chancellor, al the court room in the town of Hell
ty Springs, on the first Monday of January next.
and plead. answer or demur to oeomplainantS bill,
the several allegations thereof wil be taken for
confessed aS TO them, and such order and decree
made therein as the Wee Chancellor shall deem
equitable and Just: And it is further ordered
That copy Of this order be inserted IN The .aJo-
ly Springs Gazette" newspaper published in
the town OF Holly Springs, Mississippi. once d
week for two months, successively.
JAMES AIIERSON, Ierk.
Lucas & IANE, SoI'rs.
September g, l843-3-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
5CEsE e. EkEeAEET,
CO-H AjISSlON IND FOR VAR
DING BfERCHANT

70 = NoAtattFttut fT1Hf1 H0I-, souIt ~ fte
Nat Reed,
w III make liberal advances on Cotton cor
- :, sisl5e 10 his friends, Munseil Whue t1
20 20 NeW OFleansi or viii Receive and Store or
aasPose OF Cotton as he is instructed hv rboee
@ho may favor him with their coDfdeure.
las c2nsiaTlly On ard for sale Kentucky Bar
fee, Tea, Sali, Sc Sc
- 1 he HoiIy Springs Gazette End Panola
.. = ceAts hegisstr, vii COPY the above 6m and
ioi oi"ard aecoua; 70 me for p1ymenf.
FEN, J. III. KBAFFT.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
District ChanceFy Court Of the State Of
Mississippi At Holly Springs.

District ChanceFy Court OF the State ot
Mississippi, At Holly Springs.
~, n2s oi'H il'-5uiH In Vacation Octo-
JOAN L. Brown ct al. Der 25,h l8ia'
UPON opening The matters ofthis BILL 1t ap-
neaTiuS to the satisfaction Of The court that the
ie!endeus John L Brown, and Ebenrzer Titus,
are not inhabitants ot this Stale, but reside be
yond the limits thereof, so that the ordinary pro-
cess Of This court cannot be served on them.
Therefore. IL is ordered by the court that unless
he said defendants appear beiofe the Vice Chan
celi0r AZ the court Room in the town Of Holly
springs, on the first Monday Of Jar uary next
1nd plead an>WerOf demur 10 cOmplainants Bill,
-iie several allegations thereof, VIII be taken for
confessed aSiC them and such order and decree
made therein. as he Vice Chancellor shall deem
quirable and just: And IL is futher ordered, that
q copy OF this order, be inserted in the Holly
Springs Gazette" neWSpaper published in the
tOWnof Holly Springs, Mississippi, once week
for two months excessively.
Test JAMES q. ALDER SON, Clerk
By GEORGE WESF. ID. &.
LUctS, LaNE \ Carr. sol'Ts for comppt
October 2Ilh ISI3-2n.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
N0Yic

The Undersigned haviag obla:oed from
the Probate Court Of I.af1ye'te County. Aljs.
sissippi, on the slh day oF Sepembe,, 1888
letters Of Execatorship on The est8e a lhe
late Lemuel Smith, Jan. deceased. al per
sons having claims agai''st Sail estate are re-
qured to exhibit the - within the 0me
limited by law. or the Whe will e barred
And all persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested to make settlement forthwith. a.
this is Lecessafv to a 5 cment of sail estate
III G. CHEATHAN,
October 30h, 1913. Execat5s
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
John Grain ct al.

OPON opening the matters Of this Bill, and il
appearing 70 lie satisfaction OF the court thai the
defendants John Grain, Martha Grain, and New
Ell Cram, are not residents of the State OF Ms
sI>sipPis but reside beyCnd the limits thefeof 30
mat lac ordinary process OF this court cannot be
executed on them. Therefore il is ordered by
The court that unless the said defendants appear
al the next term o. This court 10 be held on the
hrst Monday Of March next al the Court house
The Bill o complaint The same will be taken for
confessed as 10 them, and set tor heanag ca par
te; And on motion o! Inc complanaHts by their
SOLICITOR u iS ordered By the court that copy of
this order b. inserted in the Gazette ne wSpa-
per published in the town Of Holly Springs,
Jnce week fOT o weeks success lively. a copy.
Test =. Z. CAKU TIERS, Ctert.
j GEORGE WEST -. {.
OCTOBER 18th, ISI2-Cw.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
District Chancery Court Of the State OF
Mississippi at Holly Springs,



eo9 - Is VAcATIoN, October
Daniel McNein ct al 2lth. 1913
Z IPON opening he matters of this bill il ap-
~ pearing 10 The satisfaction of the court
thai the deiendlnls James Beck, William How
eii, loan 4. Mckendree and John Mcneil. are
n0i inhabiIanIS of this STATE, but reside beyond
the limits thereof, sohat the ordinary process of
this court cannot be served on them, Therefore
il is ordered That unless the said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor, at The court
room Ia the town Of Holly Springs, on the first
Monday in January next. and plead. answer OF
demur TO colaEiainaEtS bill the several allepa-
ti0ns thereof VIII be taken for confessed as 10
them, and such order and degree made therein a.
Tie Vice Chancellor shall deem equitable and
just: And il is further oS6ered, That copy of
this order be BE- inserted in the HClly Springs
Gazette a newspaper published in the town Of
dollY Springs, Mississippi, once a week for tw o
months, succeSSiVelv.
T&, JAMES G. ANDERSON,
II w. Waiter, sol for comp't. clerk
October y, 1S43-2n
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
was CoMmRrTEn

y IL
To the Jail Of MARSHALL county
- Miss, on the 26th September
one negro boy named ADAM
Nt who says he belongs to Frank
sz7'~zzas-a@As lin White. of Paooia county.
Miss. Said boy is about 5 feet 10 inches
high, copper color, several teeth cut, about
p or 26 years old had on when committed
a pair of blue pants, cotton shirt, aud no
shoes speaks loud when spoien to.
The owner Of the above negro IS request
ed TO me forward, prove property. pay
charges, and take him away, or he Will be
dealt with as the law directs
w. w WALLACE,
Oct Z, 1913 Jaiior HarSbaH Co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10

The State Of Mississippi. } Probate Court
Marshall County: Sept.term. Is
Clark T. Cochran, Admir- Sc. lvTHIS day
235 rs Il the said
Cochran, administrators of the estate Of William
Cochran decd, filled his petition, suggesting
that distribution of said estate, among those in
terested cannot be made, III kind, and praying
an order 10 sell four negro slaves viz: George,
SAM Jo and Lenard, in order TO make rsuch dis
tribution: Il is Il erefore ordered by the Court
that said defenda Is personally appear before
the Judge of our sad Court, at probate Court
to be be held for Marshall county, al the court
House in the town of Holly Springs, on the
fourth Monday OF November next. 10 show caus
if any they can, against such sale; and il APP
peaIing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants, Evans Cochran. Owen Cochran. and
Robert s. Cochran, are not Inhabitants of this
STATE, but reside beyond the limits thereof II is
therefore further ordered by the Court, that
copy Of this order be published in the Holly
Springs Gazette, y newspaper published in the
town of Holly springs once week for six weeks
SucCeSsiYely, and that citation issue 10 summon
the other defendants"
>( Given under nv hand and the seal
Z L. S. of said court, at office the 25lh day of
f~~} September 1913.
GORDENTIA WAITE Clerk.
September 29 lS43.--6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
District Chancery Cou!t of the State Of
Mississippi at Holly Springs.

District ChanceTy Cou!t OF the State oi
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
~ t1IloHo -, DuP0y 9 "i 10 Vacation Octo
NO jsl john Delassla ct al Der p I'll 1913.
HPON opening the matters Of this Bill, il ap-
u pearing tc the satisfaction ot he Court, that
The delendantS John Delafeld, Joseph ID. Beers,
s1nowleS Taylor, Norris Ketchum, Benjamin
CurtuS & Charles Atwater, Trustees Of the New
York & Mississippi Land Company, and Lem
H. Coe, are not inhabitants of this State but
reside bcvond the lmilS thereof, SO that the or
dinary process 81 this Count, cannot be served on
them. Therefore, it is oydered by the court,
thaI unless the said defendants appear before the
Wee Chancellor, at The court Room in the town
Of lFo'lv Springs, on the first Monday OF Janua-
~ next ana plead, answer or demur TO Com
plainants Bill, the several allegations thereof,
viii be taken for confessed as to thems and such
order and decree made therei n, as the Vice
Chancellor shall deem equitable and Just. And
il is further ordered that copy OF this order be
inserted in the 'Holly Springs Gazette" news
paper published in the Town CT Holly Spri ngS
Mississippi once weeek for two months sue
ceSsively.
TEST .AMES c. ALDER SON, Clerk,
BY GEORGE WEST d. C.
L.ucrS ,LANE & CLAPP, so'rs for compPt.
October ~ IS43-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, l843.

N''l"aa Clay (craourr couKr. March
William Cay. Term' ia48
Z tAME he complainant by her solicitor ond Il
&appeariag 20 the satisfaction Ct he C8urs, hy
aiildavit fled, thai the defendant, William Ciay
IS cot reSiaent citizen Of The state oi mississippi
but resides beyond the limits thereof. il Is the
fore ordered By the court, that publication b.
made Tor hree months success rel s. in the Holly
Springs Gazette, a newspaper published in The
town of Holly Springs, Hiss, that unless ihe said
William Clay appear. plead. answer CT GeIaar
70 comPlainants bill, on or before he lfsl ~ on
day OF September 1913 the said bill VII be taken
ior confessed IS 10 him and sci for hearing e11-
parie 4 copy from the minu-es.
Test. A 7. cAHU THEIRS.
May 10. 1913
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
". a. EOREN,
ATTORNEY At L4W
TROTTER q STEARNg

ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLORs AT Law
Holly SpriHgs. Mss
VIII practice IN the Circuit Courts of-fhe sfb
1ad,etal District the District Chancery Courr
"a Holly Springs, the Federal Conrl NJ Pon5efo.
and the High Coart Of Errors and Appeals
Jackson. Atugust IS, 1913
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10

M. E. KULEEG,
TOR N Il L A Il Il Il w
OFFIE- One formerly occupied by
LCcAs q LANE. feb. 5-2c-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-10
Dist,ict Chancery Court o. the State Q
Mississippi at Holly Springs
Roberius Wilson

Preston sappingion &
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-07-08
Notice Of D eeree in Bankruptcy.

Notice is hereby given to ali the cred
i,ors Of William b. Morgan late metehan.
OF Cecil county, and State OF Mar, land.
petitioner for Bankruptcy, who have
proved their debts. and to all other per
sons in ipteres., that Saturday the sob
day Of September lSl3 at 10 o'cloc;,. A.
NJ. hath been fixed by the dist-ic. F"ur
of the United States, for the dl'".c. g..
Maryland, for them to shew care before
the said court at its Court Room "a the
city of BALTIMORE why discharge An.
certificate shall no, be granted to said pc.
Iiiioner pursuan, to the &C, of Congress
in such case made and provided.
July LIST lSl3-l0w
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RUSTEE S SALE OF
LAND.

ESf virtue o! Il Decree from he Court
ofChanc ~ me Undersigned, IS Trus-
tees, will offer at ruh'.c sale on TUESDAY,
the 18th day OF Juiv n t at The Cour,
House in Eiklon, Ill ina, tract OF Land,
near Cowantown, On which William
Maxwell resided for many yeas, being a
part of the real estate whereof John Mac
beth, Cied seized. 1t contains about 10
acres of land principally arabic. and lies
within one mile from the Church at the
head of Chrisliana Creek, = miles from
New Ark. Del. and miles from Elkton,
Nd, The title is indispurabIe.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are re-
ques,ed to view and eXamine the premi>
ses for themselves.
The terms Of sale are, that the purchas-
er shall give Bond with approved security
Tor the whole purchase money in three
equal instalmenls at 6 II and Is months.
from the day of sale, with in!eres, from
The day of sale, or he may pay the whole
or a part in cash On the day of sale at his
option Sale to commence a! ~ O'Clock,
M. NATHAN TEL w. S. HAYS,
JOHN G.. GROOME.
June Oath lSl3-ts Trustees.
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Executors Sale.

TIlE undersigned will offer at Public
Il Sale, on Tuesday the 25,h Inst, at ~
O'Clock, A. NJ, sundry articles of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, a horse.
ligh, York wagon, a valuable m!lch COW
and other articles, the property of the late
DR.. Samuel w. Groome, decd.
There will be also offered valuable
collection Of Drugs, labelled bottles and
Office fixtures suitable for all 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 Of the articles, but
where the amount exceed that sum cred
il ol . months will be given on notes exc
cu,ed with approved security bearing ill.,
lerest from date.
JOHN C. GROOME., Ex'tor.
of DR.. Sam'l w. Groome, decd
July Slh lS13-3w
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TO the Public.

YNHE subscriber takes this opportunity
u TO inform his friends, of EIklon and
its vicinity, and the Public generally,
that he has commenced the TIMING
business III all its various branches, in his
Store House at the East end of Elklon,
and respectfully solicits all who wish to
buy any articles il: his line, to give him a
call. He is also prepared at the shortest
possible notice, to fulfil any contracts for
TIN SCOUTING with which the public
may favor him. He has and will con |
slanlly keep on hand ZINC and TIN,
suitable for roofing, and will attend pune
tually to pntilng it on when called for.
Fancy Sheet Iron Stoves made in the
neateSt manner.
The mandatory of the above articles
to be carried on under the direction of.
David Wells. sOSEPH MAHAN.
Elkton, July LIST 1913 If
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BAIT. MARKET.
Office Of Tie american, Jnlu 9th.


COUPONS.-We quote Coupons of
Maryland State Bond., a. IS cts. for those
CT 1871, and SIS cts. for those of 1912
and 1913.
FLOUR,-Thcre is scarcely any de-
mand for Howard street Flour, and we
are not advised Of any sales to-day. The
last transactions from store were at $3.50
for good to standard brands, at which
price the article is now uniformly held.
the receipt price continues unsettled.
The sales Of 1900 bbls. City Mills
Flour noticed in our last should have
been at $3.50. Sales have been made to-
day of about 1900 bbls. a. $3.50.
We hear of no transactions in Susque-
hanna Flour. Some parcels of choice
brands are held at 1915.
GRAlN.-The receipts Of Pennsylva-
MIA Wheat, yesterday and to-day, Com
prise about 1000 bushels. None Of the
parcels were of prime quality, and the
sales were made at lib n ll5 cents for
the best reds, and at los cents for par.
GELS having much smu, in them.-Sales
of Nd. white Corn at 80 cents, and of
yellow at 81 cents. Sales of Penna. yell
low at 81 cts. We quote Md. Oats at 25
26 cents.
PROVlSlONS.-Prime Western Bacon
assorted at 81 81 cents, Hams al 6 81
cents; Sides at 81 "a 81 cents, and Shout
ders at 81 al cents as in quality. Bali-
more Mess Beef $1,000; No. $3.50;
Mess Pork S1l,50a Sl2; No. gil and
Prime $40. We are not advised of any
sales Of Lard, aud continue to quote No.
Western i'll kegs at Z ~ cents.
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a FINE FARM
For Sale.

THNhe Subscriber offers at private sale a
Il very beautiful farm lying on the Sas-
safras River in Cecil county, Mary land,
within one mile and half of Frederick
town. and about three miles from Cecil
4afXss ton. 1t contains 1877 acres OF
HlaSG land, of which about SO acres
~T<S" are VERY VALUABLE WOODLAND
-e- and the residue is arabic land,
which has had within the last four wears
5000 BUSHELS LIME spread on 1t, ts in a
good state of cultivation with excellent
fencing, made of chesn,it and cedar and is
of very improvable quality. The hull
dings, which cost upwards of $4,000,
are now consisting of good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, two stories high with
two rooms on floor, corncrib and a
stable capable of accommodating six
horses This property is beautifully uno
delightfully."- s;,aa'ci an vii! be sod #
great bargain. One ,hiyd par, II The prn-
chase money vii. be cquired t" be paid
in cash, and for tie residue u rtrv rra
sonable credit will IL" given. The ntle
is good. JOHN G. GROOME.
ELKroy. May 9Th lSl3,
N. B. Mr.. James Robinson the pre-
sent tenant vii! shew it to any person de-
sirous of purchasing. J. &C.
'rhe Delaware Journal and Delaware
Gazette, and the Village Record, West
Cheste, Pa, will insert the above three
tlu,pS
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.naryiaaH, CerI County Set
I'm application of James Getty, of Cecil
SICounty, by petition in writing to the judy
es Of Cecil County Court that he is in ac-
tual confinement for debts he Is unable TO
pay, and offeriHg to deliver up for the benefit
of his creditors oil his property, real personal
and mixed, to which he is in any way enti
tied, n schedule whereof and list of his credits
and debts beng annexed to his said petition upon
oath, ami PRAYING to be discharged from actual
confinement, and to have extended to him the
benefit OF the several ihsolvent laws of Maryland;
and il appearing to said Court by competent tcsti
mony that the siid petitioner has resided within the
State Of Maryland for the last sixty days next be-
fore his application, said Court appointed William
GLEASON Trustee for the benefit otthe said James
Getty who has entered into bond, with security
by said Court prescribed and approved, for the
faithful performance of his said trust; and the said
Trustee having certified to sail Court that he is
in full possession Of all the property in the said
schedule and list of debts contained, have order
ed and appointed the first Tuesday next after the
third Monday in October next, for the said James
Getty to appear before the said Court at the
court house i'll Ekton, to answer such allega-
ton and heterogeneous as may be then and
there by his creditors made and proposed and
the sad James Getty, having entered into bond
in penalty and with security by said Court
prescribed and approved SO to appear and answer
as aforesaid, said Court dc hereby order and d-
rect that tho SAD James t-ettv, bo dsch1 rged
from personal confinement, md that he give no.
tce OF this his ap. cation, and of the day 50 by
mo appointed for q final hearing in said Court
to his creditors, by advertisement III some
newspaper printed in Cecil County, once Il
week for three months hniore the said first Tues
day next after the third Monday i'll October next.
Iruecopy lost,
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COnstable's Sale.

EeY virtue of Sundry wri,s Of Vendi
Il Exponas issued by Nicholas White,
one of the justices of the peace of the
Safe 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 22nd day of July at 9 a.
clock, P. ~, 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 laie the
property of William Ramsey, seized and
taken ia execution at the suits Of Jaiars
Cameron and others.
LEVI TYSON, Con'a,
July 1st lS43--ts
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I. o. o. f.

DEDICATION, AT FORT DEPOSIT
The Independent orlsr "' Dad Fellows
will hold meeting in Port Deposit. on
the goth Inst. There will be a pro-
cession of the order, compo: ed of a
large number of the members from BALI.
more, Phladel pha and Wilmington. The
new Hall, recently constructed. will be
dedicated. The ceremonies will consis,
OF the reading of thc Declaration of In
dependence and all O,afi9n, by dslin-
guished Literary Genliemau, together
with other ceremonies connected with the
order. A band of music will be in at.en-
dance. The public are respectfully invit-
ed to attend. BY Order
COM. ARRANGEMENT IS.
June Oath lSj3.-tw
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The subscriber being aware of the hardness Of
the times and the great scarcity of money, teels
disposed to sell his work at prices that will suit
the convenience oi all who may wish 10 Pur-
chase
UI&e-l4a.ng. 80 also informs the public, that
h. $ p:apar4l - make at the shortest notice,
tS&h'TEsi q every description. He has also
asc :i.,t l4's HEAN&E, which will enable
him /, 5.sc. NE "a 4uteo in this line of bus-
ness, y.lg: al be done, whenever his services
are requtrua LEVI +. BOULDER.
June e. l-i3--ly
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Maryland Cecil County. Set.

8HHTyluHH CtLt1 COHHTy' oC7'
IN application of John E. Shippers of Cecil
VCounty, by petition in writing to me, the
subscriber, Zone of the associate Judges of, the
Orphans Court of Cecil County, setting forth
that he is IN actual confinement for debts no is
unable to pay, and offering to deliver up for the
scneft of his creditors all his property, real por-
tonal and mixed, to hich he is in anv way ent-
led, schedule whereof and list OF his credits
and debts being annexed TO mis- said petition upon
oath, and praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and to lave extended to him the
benft of the several inso!ycnt laws of Marviand;
and il appearing To me by corcnc,cnt testimony