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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-19
-MarYLdnd CeciL C0nnkn. SCI

q eN application of Gllcy Conoway Of Cecil
oCounty, by petition in writing to me the
subscriber one of the Justices of the Orphans
Court of Cecil County setting forth that he is in
actual confinement for debts he is unable t. pay
and offering to deliver up for the benefit OF his
creditors all his property real personal and mix
ed to winch he is in any manner entitled (the ne
hessary wearing apparel, bed and bedding Of
himself and family excepted, y u schedule where
of and list of his creditors aud debtors being
annexed to his petition and praying to be dis
Charged from actual confinement and to have
extended 10 linn the benefit of the lnsolvent
Laws Of Maryland and the said Gicy CONF
way have taken the several oaths required by
said lnsovcnt Laws and in all other respects
complied with the othrr requisites OF said acts o.
Insolvency appointed Robert Wilson, Trustee
for the benefit Of the creditors Of the said Gilley
Conoway who has entered into Bond with secu-
riiy by Inc approved for the faithful performance
OF said trust, and the said Trustee having certfi-
ed TO me that he is in full posse ssion of all the
property of the said Gilley Conoway contained
in lis" schedule hereto annexed and that the said
GIllcy Conoway has executed to him Il good and
sufficient deed for all his property real, personal
and mixed | have ordered and appointed tho
first Tuesday of the next October term of Cecil
County Court for the said Gilley Conoway TO
appear before the Judges of Cecil County Coz TT
at the Court House in Ekton to answer such al
legations and intcrrogatories as may be then and
there by his creditors made and proposed and
do hereby order and direct that the said Gilley
Conway DO discharged from his personal con-
tinement and that he give notice to his creditors
of this his application and Of the day so by me
appointed for his final hearing in Cecil County
Court, by advertisement IN some newspaper
printed in Cecil County, once a week for three
months previous to the said first Tuesday Of the
next October term of Cecil County Court. Given
under my hand this 18Th day OF July, A. ID. 1874.
WILLIAM TORBERT, JR.
True Copy Test.
July 20 GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, CT.
Of Cecil County Court.
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MILLIN EESY.

Miss E. Mckinsey, respectfully in
forms her former pali ons and the public
generally that she has removed her Shop
one door below Mr. knotls's Store, to The
room formerly occupied by P. Flnegan,
taller, where she will be happy to furnish
them with all articles in her line.
She has ust returned from Philadelphia
with BO.N.NETS, TRI.H.uI.NG S, and
variety of other articles kept by MIllin-
ers, of the latest fashions and best style.
which She offers on the most reasonable
terms.
April Goth. lS44--
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April Goth. 1874 +
h N the matter of the Petition of James Ca Id
4 we'll, an Insovcnt Petitioner.

h N the matter of the Petition of James Ca Id
Il we'll, an lnsolvcnt Petitioner.
Ordered by the Court, upon an examination
of the causes of the failure Of the Petitioner to
appear upon the day required by the order Of
Cecil County Court and upon satisfactory evil
denre excnsing the non appearance of the said
petitioner, that the SAID petitioner give notice
according to law to his creditors to appear ard
file heterogeneous and allegations on the first
Tuesday after the third Monday in October next
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
BY virtue Of the Directions in the above order
hereby give notice to my creditors that will
appear, on the said first Tuesday next after the
third Monday in October next, before Cecil
County Court, to answer such allegations and in
terrogatories as may then and there be proposed
to me by my creditors, when and where they
will file allegations and interrogatories, if any
they have. JAMES CALDWELL.
July 90 1874
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the matter of the Petition Of Jesse irwin
Il an nsolvent Petitioner.
Or Tered by the Court, owing to defect in the
notice TO creditors as published, that the said
petitioner give notice according to law to his
creditors to appear and file interrogatories and
allegations on tile FIST Tuesday after tho third
Monday in October next, and that the case be
continued.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
By virtue of the directions in the above order,
hereby give notice to my creditors that ! will
appear, on the said first Tuesday next after the
third Monday in October next, before Cecil
County Court, 20 answer such allegations and
interrogatores as may then and there be propos.
ed to me by my creditors, when and where they
will file allegations and interTogatories, if any
they have. JESSE IRWIN
Julv % 1874
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EiAtOn Foundry.
FARMERS LOOK HERE

FARMERS LOOK HERE.
J. p. CanlweIl s. Vim. NJ. Gidev have
established an Iron Foundry in Elklon,
where they are making concave and evcy
other description of Plough castings
also, all Kinds of castings made to ORDER.
ORDERS for casting, thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
The Public are generlIy andrespectlull,
invited to call and see our work.
Elkton July 9Th Il. 4-3m
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HOUSE
Spouting and
Roofing.
WITH Tin, ZINC OR COPPER,

WITH in, ZINC OR COPPER,
Done at the shortest notice, ard tbs
workmanship warranted ia be done in
the best manner. and the subscriber
pledges himself 10 take back the material
OF any job ofrm Spou..ag PIT up by him,
that is not done i'll a propereHl workman
like manner. free olall cost
The following Is 4 list Of orr prices for
the different kinds of Tin Spuuiing, all 10
be Of heavy Cross pin.
Valley Tin or fiat 5 outing
10 in. wide G cts. per foot
do do d" IA " " 8 cts. per foot
Half round or hanging
spoullng S cts. per fnot
Round Spouting S cts per loot
and no extra charge made fer eve pipe or
elbows.
Spout Heads, of the most elegant pat
terms, and common patterns, can be fur
nished at all times.
ENOCu CLOUD.
Elkton, May | It'll, 1914.
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MARYLAND. CECIL COUNTY. Set

MARY LAND. CECIL COT MY. Set
Am application of Ellis Jones, of Cecil
SDCounty, by petition in writing, TO me, the
subscriber, Conc OF the associate Judges otthe Or
phan's Court of Ceci! county,) setting forth that
he is in actual confinement for debts, he is una
bic to pay, and offering to deliver up for the be-
neft OF his creditors, all his property real per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is in any way enti-
tied, schedule whereof andlist OF his credits and
debts being annexed to his said petition upon oath
and praying to be dischargedtrom actua confne
ment, and to have extended 10 him the benefit of
the several insolventaws of MARYLAND and it APP
pearIng to mcby competent testimony that the
said petitioner has resided within the State of
Maryland for the last two years next before his
application appointed Reuben ID. lamar Trustee
for the benefit Of the Creditors of the said Ellis
Jones who has entered into bond, with securi-
yby me prescribed and approved, for the faith
full performance of his said trust; and the said
Trustee having certified to me that he is in full
possession ofall the property in the SAID schedule
and list Of debts contained, have ordered and APP
pointed the first Tuesday next atterthe 3rd Mon
day in October next, for the said Ellis Jones
to appear before the judges of Cecil County
Court, al the court house in ElkLon to answer
such allegations and heterogeneous as may then
be proposed to him by his creditors; and the said
Fills Jones having entered into bond in a
penalty and with security by me prescribed and
approved so to appearand answer as aforesaid,
do hereby order and direct that the said Ellis
Jones be discharged from personal confne-
ment, and that he give notice of this his applca-
tion and ofthe day so by me appointed for his
final hearing in Cecil County Court, to his credi-
tors.by advertisement in some newspaper prln
ted in Cecil County, once week for three
months, before the said first Tuesday nextafiel
the 3rd Monday in October next. Givcnunder
my hand and seal this 10th day Of May 1874.
WILLIAM TORBERT, jr.
| True copy. Test,
! July 20 GEORGE McCULLOUGHIk
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Attention
THE WHOLE!
CHEAP FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,


FOR C.4SH.
AT No. 292 Market Street first above the Veg
tern Hotel, Philadelphia.
Al who want to save % per cent in the nur-
chase OF ready made Clothing are invited to call
at this Store, and examine the largest and best
assortment in this city, consisting OF
Super Cloth Dress and Frock Goats
from SO to Sl4
10 Tweed Sack and Frock Coats $50 6
Superior figured and plain Cashmere
Pants, 8 to 6
With great variety of Vests, to
Together with large assortment Of good
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING ynry
cheap. This stock is all made and trimmed N
the neatest and best manner. Call look and lcrl
the fact.
IL Don't forget No. 292.
NJ. TRACY,
... No. -92 Market ; t.
Philadelphia, April 9Th lSit
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COMMISSIONERS
Sale OfLand.

BY virtue of an order Of Cecil county
court passed in the case of the petition for
the sale and Division of the Real Estate
Of Stephen II. Dorsey late of Cecil county
decd, the undersigned commissioners APP
pointed by the said court, will expose TO
Public Sale on the premises on Satuld ~
the l9th October, all that part OF the said
Real Estate consisting Of tract or part
of q tract of Land called
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Bust Received

few bushels prime Timothy Seed,
New Crop New Orleans Sugar, Rio and
St. Domingo Coffee some as low as 81
cts. per h., and lot of New Bacon, which
viii be sold low. WIN. TORBERT.
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Chestnut Rails 4
POSTS.

The subscriber has for Ssle, Six Thou
sand Rails and Two thousand posts, all
got FROM young timber; they are straight
and sufficiently large and may be considerd
first rate article, which will be sold be-
low the usual price at my Landing. or
they will be delivered where they may be
wanted
JOHN MAULDEN,
Elk Neck July 25,h, 1915
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TRUSTEES
Sale
Of very valuable
Land, FORCES,
&C.. &c.
TRUSTEES

EsY virtue ola decree of the high Court
Of Chancery, the undersi gned, AS Trustee.
will offer at public sale, at the Court
House, in the town of Elkton, Maryland,
on TUESDAY the 22nd day of October
next, all that very valuable properly, lying
in Cecil county, belonging 10 the late firm
OF Samuel S.evens s. Co., consisting of
the following Tracts and Parcels of Land,
viz:
No. |. A Tract or Parcel of Land (lhe
nearest point of which is within p miles
North of Ike town of Eikton) containing
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Umbrella,
P.aR.ASOL and SUN SHADE MAN.
UFRCTORY.

JOSIAH w. CLARKE, Successor to
Robert Ruhle, late of No. 4 South Fourth
Street, has removed to the N. w. Cor
ner of Fourth and Market streets and is
now prepared to offer to the trade super
Tor article of the above named goods. Man
uIaclured under his immediate superintend-
ance, and warranted of as good quality as
any 10 be purchased in this or any other
city. Buying and selling for cash, he is
enabled to sell on the most reasonable
terms, and invites Merchants, and others
visiting this city to call and examine his
present stock.
JOSIAH w. CLARKE.
N, W. Corner of 4lh and Market St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Aug. 9th, 1S14.-3m
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SCOTH HERRIN GS.

Just received a few boxes Scotch Her
ngs, a very fine Article; and for sale by
WM TORBERT.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of a Decree of the High
Court OF Chancery of MARYLAND, the Sub
>scriber as Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale al the Cout 'olse door in Elklon on
Thursday the 2lst
day of November next, at 2 o'clock, p. Nj.
the
MERCHANT MILL
and Farm atIac he'd thereto, heretofore the
property of Mr.. Levi Tyson deceased,
situated on the Big Elk Stream in Cecil
County.
The Farm contains about $50 Acres of
Land, adapted to The growth of all kinds
of grain and grass, a portion sufficient for
fztSs, the purposes of the Farm being
XEts9 in Woodland. The Mill has
@<YSs~ been recently put IN complete re-
- 49, pair for grinding wheat SC.
There is in addition both Saw Mill
and Bark Mill on the property, in good
repair, and comfortable lwo-slory frame
Dwelling House, with two rooms on each
floor, a Kitchen under the House, with
Stables, Barn, and on, Buildings. A
excellent water stands near the door cf
the dwelling House. The situation is
healthy, and possesses advantages, being
only about 5 miles north of the Town Of
Elklon and about miles west from New
Ark, Del Persons who may wish to be-
come purchasers, are requested to cali
and examine the premises which will be
shown them 5J the Tenant.
ALSO,
Atwo story Brick Dwelling House, and
half acre let attached thereto, in the east
end of The Town of Eiklon, and OIL the
North side OF Gay Street, with two rooms
On each floor, and other out buildings.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
Decree are, one third Of the purchase mo-
nry 10 he paid in cash rn the day OF Sale,
one third in twelve months, and the re.
manning one third i'll two years thereafter,
that is 10 say, from the day of sale, the
two last payments To bear Interest from
the day Of sale, and To be secured by the
Bonds or noles of Tie Pure haser, with
security to be approved by the Trustee,
or the whole may be pa d in cash at the
opjlou uG the Purchaser
q. ROSS TEAZEY, Trustee.
Oct 18th lslI-ts
The Delaware Republican. Village Re-
cord, Weslchesi,r. and the United States
Gazette, will copy once week for four
weeks and iorNard their Bills to the
Trustee.
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SHELL MARI

, and 3 feet from the surface. with which
fifty acres of the land have been covered
within the last two years. 1t is situated one
and halt miles from navigable water and
three and a half miles from Chesapeake
and Delaware canal being about midway
between Philadelphia add Baltimore, at
Iordng facility of access to the markets of
those Ciries; terms made to suit the pur-
chaser, Application to be made to the sub
scrlbcr now living on the premises
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FOR .7GUE .1.ND FEVER.

CANTEGLLs Ague Mixture; RowANps Tonic
Mixture; PARKEEs Ague Powders each has been
criinentiy successful as Remedy.
PILLS.
LEIDY's Blood Pills; LElDY's Female Pill;
JAySEs Sanatve Pill; PErERs Vegetable Pill;
PoCAHONTAs Pill, PERSIAN Pill; CANTRELLs al
tcrative or Family Pill
FOR SCROFCL,l .hND DISEASES OF
TIE SKIN.
CARPENTERS and LElpys Extracts and Syrup
Of Sarsaparila JAMES Life Preservor; CANrRELLs
Antisaorbntic syrup; HoUcKs and SwAlNEs
PdntcCa's.
Also, JAMES Carmnative for summer com
pIninl and all affections Of the Bowels; JAMES
Hair Tonic; lAYNEs American Hair dye; CAN
rRELLs Nervous Cordial for ilysterea and low
ness of spirits; CANTRELLs Anti-dyspeptc pow
ders; TnoMrsoNs; Dyscntcric Medicine, and Eye
watei;-RonERTs Embrocation; HIVES Nerve
and Bone Liniment for Rheumatism &c; LElpYs
letter and Itch ointment; JupRINs ointment for
Burns, Ulcers, Wounds, SC; JEW DAytps plaster
RoBERTs Tooth ache drops.
For Sale at j. WALLACES, Drug Store.
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EebS Acres

of land, part arabic, part meadow, and
part woodland. The soil is good and well
adapted TO the growth Of wheat, corn,
oats and all kin Is Of grain and grass
r. The Improvements con.
a., IHes, sist of dwelling House, IA
NJ ~ 4 e good substantial Barn and
other necessary ont build
ingS never failing pump of good water
al the door, and a good spring within fl
~ yards of the House; large apple Or
chad. IA peach Orchard containing one
hundred trees now three years old. and
five hundred peach trees ready to set ont
This fail or next 81 ring. buddcd from the
choicest fruit. and variety of other choice
fruit, now in full bearing; the Farm. is well
walered having running streams crossing
the premises; there is also inexaustable
beds of
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JAt CUES CAY1T.
also II STORE

situated on the corner of Il cross road with
from seventeen To twenty acres OF land
attached thereto, suitable for merchandise
ing or any kind Of mechanical business;
persons DESTROYS Of purchasing the above
described properties are invited to view
and examine them for themselves.
JACQUES CAYOT.
St. Augustine, Cecil CO.. Md, Sept ID
sVIllage Record, Delaware Journal,
Advertiser, Newark. N. j., will copy law
6 weeks, and send bills to this Office for
collection.
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FOR DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS AND
CHEST

JAYNEs Expectorant; BEcHTERs Pulmonary
Preservative; WIsrARs Balsam of Wild Cherry
TnoMrsoNs Life Preserver PETERS Cough Loz
engcs; RUSSIA Pectoral BalSam, all are extollec
in Coughs, colds, Consumption and diseases
the chest.
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Fall of ~ TO 20 feet.

To manufacturers generally, but especial
ly to those disposed to engage in the Iron
business, this property offers many advan-
tages, besides the large water power
which belongs to it, its situation, being
within two mile. from one of the Depots
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad, two and half miles from
navigable water and about midway be-
tween Philadelphia and Baltimore, affords
facility of access to the markets of those
cities. tiles also in the neghborhood Of
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The Delaware Republican, Village Re-
cord, Westches,,r. and the United States
Gazette, will copy once week for four
weeks and iorAard their Balls to the
Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

whch can be readily and al an inconsd-
cradle expense converted into Mill again
or it can be used for any manufacturing
business, the said creek being large and
never failing stream, which affords full
and coneiant supply Of water at all sea-
SONS of The wear, and has here
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PATENT MEDICINES.
WORMS. WORMS,

LEIDys Worm Tea; WEAyEKs Worm Tea and
Salve; JAYNE's Tonic Ncrmifugc; MERRIcx's;
FAnNEsrocKs and SWANS Vermifnges; CAR.
RENTERS Ext. Pink Root; PETERS Worm Lozen.
ges; PARkEns Worm Syrup; each valuable rem,
edy for children.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-06-12
Arouse Wings Arouse.

In another column will be found the call from
the Wing State Central Committee for the
Wings of Vermont to meet in Council at
Burlington, OH the Goth inst. for purposes
therein specified. We are heartily glad Bur-
lington is the place appointed to hold the peo-
pie. We have moi forgotten the reception
given the Wings of the State in 1910, by
Burlington Wings. 1t was enthusiastic and
hearty. Their hearts and houses were thrown
open. We ardently hope "Old Addison
will be found on band at that time, as she
was in l84G Rally We yeomanry to the
gathering. Choice spirits will meet you
there We have heard it suggested that
John NJ. Bots, of Virginia, Daniel Webster
and Gov. VIM. H. Seward would be present.
1t would be worth going so miles on foot. TO
hear from such men upon great national cues
tons. 1t will be a treat that every Vermont
Wing will relish. The battle has commepc-
ed The parties are arrayed with their chief
tains. Henry Clay the friend Of the Tariff,
the peoples champion leads the band of glo-
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SUMMARY.

At a recent election in The city of New
York for school commissioners, the Native
American ticket has succeeded in most of the
wards.
The Methodist General Conference have
by vote of Ito to 63, called upon Bishop
Andrew who has by marriage and otherwise
become connected with slavery, to cease exer-
cising his Episcopal office until he rids him.
self of this incumbrance. We believe the
Methndists are far ahead of the large ecclesi-
stical denominations of our land.in their zeal
10 purge the church from the foul stain of
slavery.
Congress have passed resolution to ad-
journ on the 18th. We are glad of this
The nation can then rest while from feal
of repeal of the Tariff.
Weller, Loco Member of Congress from
Ohio declines nomination for reelection
Good reason why we opine. He knows ht
cannot be elected. We think there will be I;
good many Locos just in the same unpleas
ant fix this summer.
The Loco papers through this state hois
the Free Trade flag with the name of Poll
as their leader. We are glad thus to hav'
the issue formed. The wings and the Ia
riff, and Loco Fccoism, q Free Trade. Nov
for the fun of seeing wool growers march Il
the polls at the dictum of Messrs Marston
Eastman, Barber and Co., and vote for a can
didate for President who has said that "woo
ought to come into this country duty free
and who also said in speech in Tennessee
that while the wings were in favor of Protec
zion he was opposed to Protection.
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o. The Spirit of the Age, has under its
editorial head the following remark which it
attributes to Mr.. Clay.
agriculture needs no Protection, Henry
Clay"
This is the sentiment said TO have been ut
tered by Mr.. Clay as his own. We pro-
nounce it false, and the Editor of the Age
knows it. We challenge him to produce the
speech containing it. Until he docs, he stands
forth deceiver of men, calumniator and
traducer.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-06-12

~ Who was it that in 1910 ridiculed
Wing songs! The Loco Focos. VINO are
those that sing songs at their meetings in
1874? The Loco Focos. Who was 1t that
in 1910 blazed it abroad that the Wings had
no principles but their songs! The Loco
Focos. Who are those who in 1874 sing
songs in which there are NO principles {! The
Loco Focos. Who are those who III lS4l
sing with the spirit and understanding! The
Wings, Who are those that sing without
any spirit or understanding? The..LocoFocos
Who are those who run the streets to &c
.'Clay minstrels'to paraphrase the songs so a.
to sing them at their meetings! The Loct
Focos. No offence, in these questions We
hope.
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a prominent Locofoco, formerly can-
didate for senator for this county, and 4
large wool grower, has since the recent
nomination Of the Loco Free Trade can
didatc for the Presidency been heard to
say that destruction Of the tariff would
not make two cents per lb. difference in
the price Of wool in Vermont. hat
think YOU, Loco Farmers of this assertion.
And yet this very man has grown rich,
yea opulent, from the very operation OF
she principle Of protection as applied to
wool. He will of course support Mr.
Polk unhesitatingly and cordially. We
should think he had better sell his sheep,
and emigrate to South Carolina, where
his free trade notions viii find some SYM
pathy.