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The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13

CONSUMPTION or TIE Lungs,
Affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Paine or WcaI II ss If the Breast Or Lungs,
Chronic Coughs, Peurjsy, Ilemorrhuge OF the
Lungs, and al affections Of the Pulmonary Or
rars.
.>;lTuRE'S OJE:N PRESCRIPTIONS.
A compound Balsamic preparation Of t'o
Prunus Nirginiana or ''Wild Cherry Bark" pre-
pared bya new chemical process, approved and
recommended hy the most distinguished phys
c,ans, and universally acknowledged the most
valuable medicine ever discovered
IMPORTANT CAuTlON.--The Public
should hcaf IN mind that it is DIR. Wistars Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry that pctorms the rcmafEa-
BILE cUres which aye published il every part of
tie country, and not the articles Of similar name
that occasionally pulled INTO temporary no.
tcc. Those n'ap be good-but We know notl.-
ing about them,
81 l.ct every Man, Woman ad Child rcadt
tie olIoHing, and if that does no satisfy all on
the great virtues of this Medicines let them 20
and see the originaI-wth numcrou oter testi
mOnials OF! like character.
WATEnvILI Oneida Go. \. Y y Sept. l5 1913
Dear 'Sr-l owe it TO the afflicted to inform
you that in January last was attached by very
violent cold, caused by working in the water,
which settled on my lungs. 1t was accompan-
ed by II very severe pain in my breast aod sides,
and also dstre sSing cough had in atten-
dance all the best medical aid in our village,
But after cNiaustin" their skill 10 no avail, they
pronounced my disease Il confirmed consumption
and they oIc and all gave Inc up to die. At,co
much pcrsu' sion, got the consent OF my Phy
scian to use the RaIsam of Wild Cherry, pre-
pared by DR.. Wstar. purchased Of the Agent
in our place one bottle, bclorc using halfofwhich
! began TO gain strength and it was very ev
dent my cough was much better and my synp-
toms in every way improving. have now used
three bottles, and am restored to perfect health
This result is alone owing to the use of Dr.
Nistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry and take this
method Of giving you the inf lmaioll, partly o
pay the debt Of gratitude owe you, and partly
that others similarly afflicted may know where
to apply for relief
Very truly yours, JA'lES SAGE.
MIR. PALMER, Druggist, undcrda of Wa
vCIvllc, Sept. - 1913, writes Fle statement
given you by Mr. Jonas Sage is well known to
he true by this whole community. 1t Certainly
was most remarkable cure. The sale of tho
'alsam is very good, and success in cures truly
Yours, respectfully, u. y. PALMER,
Let the afflicted call and SEQ our certificates.
They prove crncluSivuly that they can be cured
ir,hcy get the right medicine. BE sure and get
DIR. Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry" Be-
ware oIimitatious.
The Gen inc Balsam is sold in Elkton, by c.
w. Parker, iii Wilmington, 10y Marshall Phillips
and cvcry town throughout Maryland and Del.
ware, At : per Bottle
NoI. 2jth IS I3--Gn
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BRUNET'S UNIVERSAL
REMEDY.

No. 2O7 Souil, Second Street, below Pine,
East Side, PmIadclp'na
The Depot OF tins renowned remedy, which
has effected many extraordinary cures III this
city, and its vicinity III removed 10 No. POI South
Second Street, below Pine on the Fasi Side.
The public arc informed that this excellent
remedy is counrrlctcd by Il set of men who do
not hesitate 10 tanpcr with the lives Of their al
ilictcd fellow man Tor the SAKE of gain, to dclndc
them with the hope Ola speedy cure, while thcy
IN fact fixing the poison Of the disease nloIc
firmly IN their constitution.
The above remedy is safe, gentle and c0c'-
ciurS, and warranted to give immediate relief in
c,tses of inilinlion, aud all diseases arising from
the inpuriiy Of the blood. Advice as to lis cI-
tccts will bc freely gwen.
JOHN BRUNET.
Philadelphia March 23d lSii-3m
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Mansion House.

Corner Of ST. Paul and Fayelte streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken, fitted
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE as
Public Ilo'el would be happy tn receive
the patronage of the travelling community
who may favor him with call, and fiat
ters himself that they will find every COM
fort aud attention which are to be met
with in the best Hotels in the city.
N. b. A few Gentlemen can be ac-
commodaled with board aud pleasant
rooms by the month or year on reasona-
BILE terms,
JOHN ALBERTSON.
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ksHLAIO# AL.

IT. G. Caldwell, Barber, has rcmovec
from the Washington hotel, to the shop
formerly occupied by Jacob Anderson.
where hopes TO continue to merit con
nuance of the custom he received at his
old stand.
He also keeps now an assortment o
well selected confectionery, which he vii
sell very cheap.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the estate Of
Charles w. Parker, deceased, are hereby
requested to come and settle the same
The subscriber may be found at the Drug
Store of Doctor Wallace in Elkton for two
weeks from this date, ready TO attend 10
any business connected with the above
estate.
ANDREW MCINTYRE, Ex'lor.
March Both lSil.
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THE CECIL SVhHidze

OF The State within the City Of Baltimore
for tie years eighteen hundred and forty
one, eighteen hundred and for,y-two
and eighteen hundred and forty three,
which passed the General Assembly of
Maryland AT December session, one thou
said eigh: hundred and iorty-li'rec.
Given under our hands at the city of
Annapolis this 11lh day of March. iSI4.
GEORGE q. BREWER.
Clerk House Delegates, Md.
JOS. H. NICHOLSON,
Clerk Senate, Md.
March 23rd 1S4i-4w
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The subscriber beingawarc Of the hardness Of
the times, aid the great scarcity "i money, feels
disposed TO sell his work at prices that VIII isut
the convenience Of all who may wish TO rur-
chase.
Undertaking. He also informs the public that
he is prepared to make at the shortest notice
COFFINS Of every description. lie has also
also first rate HEARSE, which will enable
him to discharge all duties ii this line Of busi-
ness, which will be done, whenever hir sorvircs
ac required. LEVI +. BOULDEN.
rune 6, lSi3-ly
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aJ1aardy a saackcrs.-sE
WHOLESALE DEALERS,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. l6 North Second Street few doors
South of Arch Street,
PHiLSpELpuiA.
Would respectfully invite the attention Of
country buyers, to their large assortment Of goods
suited to the scasou.
They have Oh hand a large Stock Of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, laid in at lower prices than
they now be had, and prepared To otlcr
Inducements 10 the trade
We solicit "A call ,tom BUYERS before purcIlas-
ing elsewhere, as we satisfied that the prices
at which we can oller goods cannot iail to
give satisfaction.
Philadelphia, Jan. 18th lsii-3m
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Old Stand.
Fresh Drugs.

The Subscriber has purchased and just
received from the city, a supply of FRESH
DRUGS s. MEDICINES including some
new preparations, which have been select
ed with care aud with reference to quality
He will warrant all articles sold at his
Drug Store TO be of the best quality and
hopes by strict personal attention to OBJ
tain the public confidence and share of
patronage.
N. B. The Stable connected with his
residence for Rent.
JOSEPH WALLACE.
= lkton March I'D lSl4.
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A Card.

Walter +. Harding, Commission Merchant,
No Bowly's Wharf fillmore, grateful for the
patronage Of his friends in Cecil County and else
where, returns sincere thanks and bcgs contin-
uancc and an increase, assuring all that his best
efforts shall be employed TO give satisfaction.
Jan. 21th 1913
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
Auction Store!

THNHE subscriber announces to his
IL friends and the public generally, that
he has obtained license for carrying, on
the Auction and Agency Business, at the
corner of n or,h and Church streets, in the
store room formerly occupied by q. II.
Howard, Esq, whele he will be glad to
receive consignments Of all descriptions
of Goods, which will be sold on.lelms to
suit owners.
Persons from the country having pro-
perty, which they wish sold at public auc-
iiou, will do well by forwarding them to
the
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
New and Cheap
GOODS

Just received large assortment oEDry
goods and groceries which will be sold
low.
ARRAM CHANDLER.
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IailOrinS..

AFALL and WINTER FASHIONS, from
the European and American cities, and is now
to make GARMENTS ofall kinds in
the most superior style.
From the aticutipr he bestowS upon his busd
ness and tho experience he has had in it, lie fee
himself justified in saying, that in point of nee
ness and durability his work cannot be cxcclle
Shop, next door to Mr.. Spratt, Watchmaka
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13
ClElNET-W ARE-ROOM,

yEyIIE subscriber, thankful for past favors,
e would respectfully Inform his friends and
the public in general, TINT he Is still carrying on
the above business at the OLD STAND, nearly
opposite the dwelling Of Edward Wilson, Esqr.
where he has conslsn,ly On band Il large and
nrneTnl assorlmCnt OF
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and ihlrly-nintll sections of said original
acl, and according 10 the true intent and
meaning thereof, as herein and hereby de-
clared
BY The House Of Dcicgaics, by The Senate.
March 9th, lSll. March 9Th, lSl4.
1Eis engross- This engross-
cd Bill, the orr ed Bill the orr
ginal of which ginal of which
passed the GREAT passed the
ilouse of Del Senate the 9ih
cgales the 9lh ''A'' | day of March,
,lay of March, 1914, was this
1914, was this day read and
day read and asscntcd 10.
assen,ed 10.
BY order, BY order,
GEO G. BREWER, JOS. II. NICHOLSON.
CLERK. Clerk.
FRANCIS THOMAS.
STATE OF MARYLAND. TO WIT:
BE it remmbelcd, aud we hereby certify
that the aIoregolng is IA true copy Of the
act entitled "a further supplement TO the
act passed at March session eighteen
hundred and folty one, chapter twenty
three, entitled an act for the general valu-
alton aud assessment of property IN this
State, and to provide tax To pay the debts
of the State which passed the General
Assembly of Mary land AT December session
one thousand eight hundred and forty
thrce.
Given under our hands at the city of
Annapolis this l5ih day of March. lSl4.
GEORGE q. BREW Err,
Clerk House Of Delegates, Md
JOS II. NICHOLSON,
Clerk Senate Md
April 9th lS1l.-4 W.
The Lconardlowh Herald; Upper Mari
hnro' Gazette, Rockville journal; Torch
Light, Hagerslown; Herald. Frederick;
Currolltnnian, Carroll CO.; RepublIcan
Annapolis; Press, Howard District; Mad
isnnian, Havrc de Grace; Cecil WhIg;
Kent News; CenueviIle Times; Pearl,
Denton; Easton Gazette; Cambridge
Chronicle; Herald, Princess Ann; Banner,
Snow Han; aud German Correspondent,
Baltimore; will insert the above o6ce IL
week for four weeks, and the Baltimore
Sun, .wiCe ii week for three weeks.
ID. CLAUDE, Treas. Md.
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auction Depot,

where they will receive prompt attention
l.. D. NOWLAND, Aucl'r.
Elkton Sept. 80, lS13.
p. S. The subscriber will also attend as
cryer to any public sale, in town or coun-
try. l.. D. N,
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I,AElNE1-M APE.

tAEIN T. w AXE,
all (which is ninde Of the
best materials. hyespcrion-
ccd workmcn, under hi%lm-
mediate inspection, and
which will be disposed Of
on accommodating terms.
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Important News from Elkton.
TIE YANKEES BEAT 1T

Court llOuSe, fIRloA.
The subscriber in order to conform to the de :
pressed state Of times are prepared to furnish
Mems Women and Childrcn's boots and shoes,
ofalmost every description, at the following re-
duccd prices.
Mems fine Boots. from $3.50 to $500
Do, coarse do 1852 TO 2,
Do. coarse and flne lace do. l,5O to 90
Do coarse and fine Shoes, l,31 to 80
Do. Nulliiers, i,S7 TO 200
DO. Navy Shoes, l,50 to 90
Do jackson Boots, $50 to 3 so
Woncns Moruccoand Kid Slippers, 90
Do thick sole do. LIP
Do Morocco Boots, 81 TO 80
Do. Leather Boots, 1,25
Do Cater do. 200
DO. Morocco Cater Boots, l,62
Boys Boots, from so TO 80
DO. Lace Boots, 81 to 80
Misses and chi!iren's Boots, very low.
lie also keeps general assortment of wo-
mems Shoes his own manufacture, from 81
- to 10 cents warranted to snrpaSs any thing
that has been offered for the price
N i. lfany Of his work fails, it will he re-
apircd without charge, and deduction made in
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13

and ihirIy-ninlli stcllons of said original
acl, and according 10 the true intent and
meaning thereof, as herein and hereby de-
cIared
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13

STATE OF MARYLAND TO WIT:
Be in remembered, and we hereby Ger
'Iiy that the arorcgomg is a true copy Of
the Act entitled AN Act to provide for
the speedy and cllcclual collection of the
arlearages Of Taxes imposed for the use
The Cecil Whig., 1844-04-13

CONSL.NPT7OlN OF TIE LJNGS,
Affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis,
ains or Wca| II - If the Breast Or Lungs,
'Iironir Coughs, Plcnrjsy, llemorrhuge OF the
.Uugs, ard ali affections Of the Pulmonary On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

> some Mace adjacent to the city, and giving sfano
" ~ slo HINT Two Mexicans, who are celebrated TOT
49, horsemanship will exhibit their manner OF ca'ch-
n wild animals with the iasso The osagPs WIZ uso
- their manner Of hunting buffalo on horssoacK
r;,h bows and arrows; their manner oil Gin'ns s"'n
80; &c tocether with their war-songs and dances.
All these delegates to the Wing natonnl convenlioh'
,he Osspes the hlexcans, &c.-are now on theF way
n The monumental city, where, We suppose taey WIN
hs ;oned by Mr. Clay, with the remainder OF his me-
oaS.,e. the "same old coon which walked IN pro-
cesson with him in Ohio, the Bear, the Borer, &c.
What an enlightened method OF eect'oneerng =
The "main trick is, by all this beastly exhibition, 10
attract gaping multitude, and pass Them all oil as
nenuine Wings of the Clay and coon stamp
There can be nothing insulting or INJURIOUS 10
the people, the attemp, TO gain their SURFACES oy
snch disreputabe means. The people of Rome became
,horouehy corrupt and unfit for liberty, when amb'-
tous and opuIent demagogues succeeded IN captivating
by shows sadators wild beasts and chariot races
aided by the distribution Of provisions II forgot honor
and liberty in the Unsuitable camnr for Panem ct circen
scs-bread and the games: 1t sold lis noble br'hnght
for mess of potiage and sanguInary spectacle oil hu-
man combas Any who reads the lives OF The first
Cusars, while The memory of the great republic was
vet fresh m s wonder how such people submitted TO
the nfamies and atrocities of those imperial hunters OF
mankind An adequate solution is found IN the fact,
that all of them Tberius, Caligna, Nero, &c-fed
The popular taste with abundant shows, magnificent
sneciacles not unlike the revolving exhibition proposed
tn be given by the Wigs itobe.
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is.IiLL. L,II AL At 4 SnIL

A busy effort, at which al their spouters and presses
are engaged is now making BY the Federal Wings, to
prove that Bank Of the United States is Democratic
measure and has received the sanction OF the Demo
crate Party.
WIlfully obvious of The fact, that The frs, Bank
,ha, was chartered in the year 1871, proposed by
Alexander Hamilton, sustained by Knox-the one, Sc
c.e,ary Of the Treasury, the other Of War, under
Washington-and firmly opposed by Thomas Jefferson,
Secretary of State, sustained BY Randolph, the Ator
ney General under The same administration they az
feet to sustain their position by showing that few
leading Democrats, different periods, voted for the
Bank.
We have only to look a. this origin, 10 detect The Ut
faacy Of their mode of reasoning, if, indeed. such
jueglers trick is to be dignhed BY the name Of
reason Upon this question then occurring, any man,
who 10 to any degree converaapt with the political his
tory Of his country, knows that the two great parties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-12

In ve since divided the country, and 10 their va
Ions STRUGGLES for power, con '"sed u 70 ,,s ,ouu
,;ona were for the first tine d'stnctiy u'V'uen'
l'ns If demarcation between the Federal ana hsPuo'
can or Democratic pares became Is ', a ,n
NJ ;ntelIioent man need now be toto ina. .ne
80 sdsd With Hamilton, the originator OF Tue pam
h,, The Republicans ranged themselves under 'si-
c,son. MS their leader in opposition 70 u.
nd vet a, this day, we are grasely toio, tnal Tue
Rank is Democratic measure-ahu 'oiu '"'' 'uo, -
-" ,,o know better and who are laughing IN ther
u Ill the while al the gulls they impose upon oy
SCI '''L shoIow device In 1871, when the Bank was
sus ,sred the most distinguished Republicans OF
that dav warmly opposed and voted against III ano' ~
though unsuccessful, opposlon 10 'ne ,
navar Withdrawn until, in ISL, II was put down ny
~, came nnrty which had resisted lis establishment
r.o,, tho FIRST Henry Clay, himself, the exposure OF
tho ..Vhics"-theIr great CHAMPION una uo'- ue' ,
he became an apostate, and, like Esau SOLO ms oftn
;h, fr mess of pottage, denounced u us UScoNsri
sn' ~ I'd declared that during it's agitation, it had
toa adsncaed and opposed on party principles -r'd
- .h,, ,vaor,nt power" which was wandering
ovar The Constitution, seeking place 70 pant us 'o
yss this was the language OF Henry LAY men' III
,hose DAYS he could and did, proudly ASK, u oeeame
.rcsentatires of The nation TO eare the nation at the
."s ..P or " coyDoration2 Alas! how are the mighty
cTsSS, The most splendid effort OF his whole l,'r
a.. bch name but itself be its parallel, was his
fmon. speech AGAINST the United States BANK IN
1911 You may look now INTO ms geography LOT u W
r.in Ne and his Federal allies had rather II were
CONSIGNED to "the tomb of The Capulels Another
Bank, in 1876, during period of gloom and despon,
dencv raised lis Hydra head, and was put down
oea;n by the Republican party under Gen Jackson.
'ga Bu, because few Republicans, owing to the
Lin, force of certain circumstances, voted for the
Rank il is not n Federal bu, Republican measure I!
The latter party are be made responsible for the acts
of an integral fragment Such reasoning may 90 'of
n Claw Club House-it may suit the atmosphere OF
that scion but it will be scented by the honest yeo-
many Of the land who not "soft enough for that
a. Mr. Webster would say -
If there be any thing which can exceed its n6sardy
most certainly it is its conSammafe lmpudenee.
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OLD WINES AND LIQUoRs-AIso, GROCERIES, have

0Lp WINES AND LIQUoRS-AIso, GRoCERlE S.-l have
" avery and general assortment OF old Wines and Ii
ouor part kept hand improving for ten
wears and were then said twenty years old My Groceries
will hear comparison with the best IN The city 6 may
regard quality and price careulness in putting Of them
The old Wines and Liquors will be found most beneficial for
of health when moderately and ldoy used
Should aDy one be fou ncfeduos not have firm and
unshak en- belief plain matter of fact assertion let him
enquire subscriber who has been regular tempe
rate drnker during last years OF his fe and If not salts
fed with his healthy appearance they can portrait of his
uncle who died years in the State of New York. aged
07 years. and he nell kn9nn 10 be drinking s since Inc
day he left Ferentosl, then stripping VIM WALLACE
Aup 3-wly
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UtIrNJan's
The defendants, William Wake, Alexander Wake, Anbr.
Wake and James H. Temple not having entered their asD
anre AMI gwen security, according the Assembly ana
rules OF TINS Court, and appearing by satisfactory evieur thu
they are not inhabitants of this state, Ordered that the
defendants do appear here the first day next lem,
ms Conn, and answer the amended bill plaintiffs i
ta copy al this order he forthwith some nrs ~
published IN the city at RIchm nd for months successive
and posted Il, tr front door Of tie Cocrthou-r COUNTY
Copy-Tesle, JNO. :. HEALY c
Feb 10 ss-var
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$4,000 5diss n: asf BANK 'e OF
Shoe Establishment in the city Richmond Texas, who viii
cheaper than s. Smith, al the sign OF me
Corner Hoe-thereore establishment is the cheapest
this city Texas invite all Nations Languages and Tongues
from the Speaker of the Jew h sanhedrn 10 The ta heaa ha
ans TO cali on me bargains determined not 10 be beat
these dgans selling cheap Boots aud Shoes u have oos
accommodate in prices call and look for yourselves and
YOU will find very without purchasing Eng
~ u hon, foYpet the Red Boot. s. A. SMITH.
~. 62-wif
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.
= IN ~ ~ II A. T. r. n ct = 1

SPLENDID SCHEME TO Re DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA
April. 2Ith loii.
80 900 Doa' IS POT 900 Dollars
LEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class B-f,ptr,Ls-sj0.G0n
~ 2OO0O 0O0 Go0O 5,00 80 OF 600 80 Of 800 80 q" 25o
1870 of 2on &c nos - drawn. Wioes Sia Halves 50
Quarters %.
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery No &c. drawn 1T April
u o. 20 ~ - =. 10 81 60 % l.
~ STRATToN.
Drawn. Of Alexandria Lottery No. II;
IL 81 ~ C. - ~ ~ 81 i II ~ 81
Half Ticket Nos II 20 81 SOr also, No" - - So Sso ana
- Sc 6s 5000, sold and paid by sIRATToN
Drawing ri Lecshnrs Lottery, No. III
II 81 Gs % 81 - - 81 5 ~ 80 - 5e
Ticket Nos ~ 81 10 sill another Capital sold aud iad %!
STRATT0N.
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ChANcERY.1 ~. In Amelia Circuit supe,io,
John Robertson, John K Walk, William H. Bedford p
min w Bedford, Philip ). Lowe and Mary his WIFE
Bedford, , John T. BnItwel and conelia WIFE ssmr,
Weekey and Eliza Il. his wife, John Kirk and MARY
Ephram r. Shall and Ann b. his wife, Pan,;@He i
Henry w. Robertson committee, Frances Robertson dac
and The said Henry W. in hi. right, William Eoe,,u'
John Robertson, Milton, William, rnuei Frank Ros'
Thomas Walk, Martha Woodbridge, the children and hen
Polly Andrews whose names unknown children and
Of Bets, SYKES whose names are unknown. Frank kob+rs
William Robertson and Polly Robertson, and the other
Frank Robertson, whose unknown children and
of john Robertson of John whose unknno &
dren and heirs OF Mrs. Degafcnreidt, whose nan-s a
known, Drf.pl.,, va
The plaintiffs having filed their bill, and hr following DIR,
ants children said Polly Ant,,scn
ceased, the children and heirs Of said Betsy Sykes VIM,
Frank and Polly Robertson and thc other said children and
of The said Frank, the children and heirs of the John m
children and heirs Of the said Mrs Desatrnfet mol has
ny entered thcir appearance and security ACCORDING
act OF Assembly and the rucs of this Court and IT,
satisfactory evidence adduced before the Clerk in h. rr -
they not inhabitants of This Common ah, iii. ODD
thar the said defendants appear here the If i
April term 81 sand Court and the bill of paip;
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted some
printed III the cay of Richmond week tor months
cessIgey, and posted at the front door the COnE,-oe NJ
county aCopy-Tesie, L. G. LEIGH
ECU j"
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THE BurFALoEs CoaIxG.-Itis in these terms Clay
paper the approaching arrival some
"bualoes to attend the Wing national convention at
Baltimore. They 10 be accompanied by nine Osage
Indians, who, suppose, delegates to the same
convention. They propose procuring the ground,
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BESIDES . three number prizes sold and paid since NE it o
March, 1874.
By the above prizes evident that the run Of luck l.
still with S1HATTON. Purchasers will please forward thcf
orders, and they will br prompt: attended 10. >,
Packages certificates of packages and single Tickets IN all
the Lotteries and the really Lucky Numbers, for sale al
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
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