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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22
ENNsYLvANIA

The Legislature of this State met al Harris
burg, on Thursday last, 18th inst. FINDLEY PAT
TERsoN was elected Speaker of the House, and
VIM. R. Wilcox Speaker of the Senate. Our
old friend VIM. JACK, formerly editor of the
Pitsburgher, was nominated for Clerk of the
House in caucus, but when the election came in
to the House, BRIGHT, Of Northumberland, and
STRAUTHERs of Carbon, elected as democrats,
did not vote for him, in consequence Of which
no election took place.: E.. s. GooDRICH, editor
of the Bradford Reporter, wos elected Clerk Of
the Senate.
I'VE have later news from Harrisburgh, by
which we learn that Mr.. Jack has been elected
clerk of the House. Glad of it,.
Gov. PoRTER's message occupies about FIVE
columns of the SUnion." From the message
we learn that the whole amount of public deb
at this time is $~4O,s95,O13 60. The interes
on the State debt, during the whole period o
Gov. Porter's administration, amounts to the enor
nous sum of $1O,362, 1856. The receipts into
tHO AlOuouI - dui'tS tHS ASSdi 1Cdl1 CHUNG Vi
the 30th November last, including a small avail
able balance from the previous year, were So,
5ll,237. The expenditures for the same tim,
amounted TO Gncluding relief notes cancelled
$~l,S47,3S5. Leaving a balance in the treasu
ny on that day, of $663,s52. The Governo
says:
at must be gratifying 10 every Pennsylvania
to reflect that the credit of this great State
which has been, for upwards of two years, sub
jocted 10 reproach, will thus be restored to tn
u~nsulIied purity of character which, until thu
unavoidable reverse of fortune, she had stead
Easily maintained. The claims of all her hon
est creditors will be punctually discharged
and the gross imputations which lave bee
heaped upon her name wiped ont, and the abb
ding confidence which we have ever felt in til
disposition and ability of the State to compl
with all her engagements, will be fully realized.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

THE VERDICT AGAINST Amos KENDALL REvER-
sED.-..The Statesman says, " We are reioiced to
learn by our Washington Correspondent, that
the unjust verdict against Mr.. Kendall for gill;
900 for Withholding the pay from Stockton and
Stokes which he believed was not due them, has
been reversed, aad that Mr.. Kendall is again a
liberty TO go out of the District of Columbia
II shows what base injustice, corrupt partisan
wing courts may do 10 democrats. Justice has
been slow but certain"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

The Cleveland Herald, which is perhaps the
ablest edited wing paper in the State, is out
strong against Kelley's monster Bank bill. The
two wing prints in Cadiz think the bill is the We
ry embodiment of financial wisdom Wonder
if our town coon editors have read the bill?
Wonder again, if they would understand it if
they did read it? A friend at our elbow thinks
Il doubtful
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

DR.. STURGEON, the present Senator in Con-
gress, from Pennsylvania, has been reelected,
for six years from the 4th of March next. The
vote stood for Sturgeon r.; Cooper (whig) 40;
scattering 10.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

THE LEGISLATURE OF RHODE ISLAND assem-
bled in Providence on Monday last. The most
important business which will con before them
will be the election of United States Senator,
and the consideration ofthe petition for the libe-
ration of T. w. Dorr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

The Philadelphia Times says, the democratic
nominations have triumphed, we are glad to see,
IN our legislature thus far. Nativism and Wing
gerry united, have accomplished nothing so far.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

THE MARYLAND PENITENTTARY. the past year,
has been quite profitable, and shows an unincum-
excess Of $9596! This is turning crime
10 some account indeed
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22
Deaf ANA Rm.nh AsyIunl.

Our Senator, Mr.. Hastings, has sent Us the
Eighteenth Annual Report of the Trustees and
Superintendent of the above Institution, for
which lie has our thanks. From this Report we
learn that the prosperity of this benevolent and
most useful Institution, has been uninterrupted
during the year ending September 3Oth, 1874.
The number of pupils were greater the last year
than at any former period, being "a; OF these 63
returned during the present term; . have left,
having finished the ordinary course of study
and 6 who have heen in the Asylum a longer OF
shorter time. but less than five years, have failed
to return FOR various reasons. Twenty four new
pupils have been admitted since the first of Oc-
tober, making the whole number %. This num-
Der is as great as can be accommodated, without
an enlargement Of the buildings. The Institu-
ton was founded about eighteen years ago, and
opened with three pupils, in a small rented
building.
The amount of receipts during the year, from
all sources, was $l3,205, and the payments fol
all purposes, made during the year, amount to
Sl4,640 568, leaving due the treasurer the sum
Of Sl,435 5sa. OF this sum, $3.50 nearly
have been paid on account of the ordinary ex'
penses of the Institution, and the remainder on
account of buildings, Improvements Of grounds.
and various contingencies.
There were thee deaths at the Asylum du
ring the past year.
Boot and Shoe making is tho only bushes:
carried on.
Five hours each day, are devoted TO study in
the school rooms.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22
BANKS OF OHIO.

Not one cent of the three last instalments due
by Mexico under The Convention of 1889, 10 CT
tizens of the United States, has been paid, and
yet VIC hear a good deal about Mexican honor
and honesty.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22
WEDNESDAY MORNING., L8NUaRY2a q, l845

OF We call the attention Of our readers TO
the letter of our New York correspondent, in to-
davis paper.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

THE Posr OFEIcE BnL.--A correspondent Of
theJ Journal Of Commerce mentions the features
Of the bill reported by the post Office committee
for reducing the rates of postage.
"The post Office committee reported a bill to-
day reducing the rate Of postage TO 5 cents for
500 miles, aud 10 cents for any greater distance;
and greatly reducing the postage Oh newspapers
and periodicals. The treasury is to pay $780,.
600 annually for 5 years, as an equivalent for the
transportation of public correspondence; after
which it is 10 pay the SANE postage as private
I think the bill will pass the House
any difficulty. 1t adopts the penal bill
of last session.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE Missouri SENATOR'S
A series of resolutions instructing the Senators
from Missouri to vote for the immediate annexa-
ton Of Texas to the United States, has passed
both branches Of the Legislature Of that State.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22
A DUEL--TExAs-OREGON
L.. HARPER:

Extract Of a letter from our Congressman. dated
WASHINGTON CRY, January 10, Is45.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

UNITED STATES BANK.-The stockholders
had a meeting in Philadelphia on Monday The
European debts amount to $~l2,SO4'ioS, LOT
which assets ure held abroad, to the amount OF
$l4,es4,ll0 IS. Outstanding notes OF the banks
$ 1887 ,SSs s5-Business notes in hands OF as
signees, $3,559,9S2 80 cents. Total, $l'777r
9O8 46.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

THE BANKS OF OmIo.-The official returns of
the Ohio Banks, for November, compared with
October, show very little alteration in any de-
partment except deposits.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

GEN. A~LMoNrE.--The Baltimore Republican
Of the 10Th inst. says: Gen. Almonte, the
Mexican Minister, arrived at Barnum's by the af-
ternoon cars of yesterday. He left this morning
for Washington, where he goes, as we learn, TO
deny the authority Of any one to declare that
Mexico will not resist the annexation of Texas
by force. A friend informs us that Almonte, ex-
presses the belief that the affairs of Santa An
ma arc not yet Desperate"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-22

" The following is a sensible article from
the Trumbnll Democrat. We recommend it tc
The attention of every reader:
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
NHEH4EaNERV

Mrs. Foard has received from
the city large and elegant as
sortment Of fashionable BON
NETS together with a general
variety Of articles in her line, and
would respectfully inform hre
friends and the public that she is
prepared to furnish them, at very
moderate price.s Her shop is
directly opposite the Washington
Hotel.
Nov. 10th lS44-tf.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
D. CLAUDE.
T Treasurer of Aiarylt

April 2G!h lSl5-3w
The Leonard Town Herald; Port To-
bacco Times; the Upper Marlboro Ga
zet'e; Maryland Republican; Rockville
Journal; CarroIl:onan, Westminster; Ex-
aniner. Frederick; Torch Light, Hagers
town; Civilian, Cumberland; Mad!sonian,
ilavre &c Grace; Cecil Wing; Kent News;
t;entrevi!le Times; Pearl, Denton; GU
zeta, Easton; Cambridgs Chronicle; Ter.
aid, Princess Ann, and Germau Corrcs"
pendent, will insert the above once q
week for three weeks, and the Baltimore
SIN tnirG week for the same ,iue.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03

an ACT 10 GtUtHu IDP act q! beCGNCer SrS-
sion, eighteen hundred and fo-ty, chap
Ter two hundred and twenty three.
Section /. BE IL enacted, By tie General
assembly Of Mary1and, That tie fist
and second sections oGlhe ac. Of the Cen
eral Assembly. passed at December scs-
sion eighteen hundred AID forty, chapter
two hundred and % entitled An act
relating tn the School fund Of Cecil coun-
~, be and The same are hereby repeated.
Ses. 9, find be i! cnacied. That all
School !unds in the ilanis or mana ycm ent
Of the Orphans Court invested ar 20 be
'nves,ed IN private securities which has
no. beer og may not hereafter ba expen-
ied for the education Of children u cou-
,empla'ed BY the several acts of assembly
on that subject, shall be securt d uy mort
gage on Real estate, ,he Assessment ri
which shall be at least treble tie amount
OF the sum loaned.
Sect. 3. md be il enacted. That the
Orphans' Cecil county shall at their re-
gular meeting in the month Of August, or
in case no meeting is held in that month,
then Il! their next meeting thereafter, d.
vide whatever funds may be in their hands.
nther than those invested III private sc>
curites or State Stocks among the different
Districts in the following proporlionary:
TO the FIRST district one ninth Of such funds
TO the Second District one-.enlh--to tie
Third Distric! -sixih-to tie Fourth
District one-nin,h-to the Fifth Disirc,
one-slElh-,o the SIKH District ore. sixth
to The Seventh District one-siXlli-il
being the intention oithu above dls'rihu-
tiou to conform as neatly as possible to
the respective population Of the different
Dic.ricts.
Sect. 4. s.'d be il enacted, Tha. the
Orphans Court Of Cecil county, shall in
all cases wher, The portion allotted to any
d!s,ric. under the first section Of .E!; act,
shall not be absorbed by the tuition Of
poor children for lha; District, direcl the
application Of such balance To the erection
or repair Of school houses in such dis
,rics, and the said Cour; shall appoint for
the superinlcn dance Of such building or
repairs one or more persons residing in
such District, who shall be allowed such
reasonable compensation therefor, as The
Orphans Conrt may deem proper.
May 3,-3W.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
n OtiCe.

The Orphans Court of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the End
Tuesdays Of February, April, June, Au-
gust, October. and December.
School accounts will be examined and
passed at the April and October terms Of
the Court only.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
THE CECIL WHEG,

amiacr, Frederick; Torch Light. iIagcrs-
town; Civilian, Cumberland; Madisohian,
lIavre dc Grace; Cecil Wing; Ken, News;
Cenlrevi!ic Times; Pearl, Denton; Ga
zeae, Easlon; Cambridge Chronicle; Her
aid, Princrss Ann. and German Cores
pondcnt, will insert the above once a
week for three weeks. and the Balumore
San twice a week for The same inc.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
The American Penny Magazine.
AND FAMILY NEFYsp.,EEa.

Is published weekly, at The Office OF the New
York Express, No. III! Broadway, at three Goats
number, (iG pages large octavo,) or, to Sub
scribers receiving it By mli!, ami pavin5 in I'd
vance, 81 year. Tie postage il one cent
number for I'll parts oi the State or within 100
miles Of the city, aud one and 4 half cel is flr
greater distances. Persons torva riding tho mo-
ney for five copies, will receive sALh gratis.
Editors known TO E4nre published this advertise
ment, with an cJ'torill notice c: ;hc work will
he supplied with it Ger ona year. BY the qnan,i-
u, s. Il hundred. Tho work viii form vol
unie vfs32 pages annually.
irs~ ~Posl!n.atars are authorized to remit mo-
ney without charge.
ap--2jth rs
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
NOTICE.

A adjourned meeting of the Orphans
Court oil Cecil county, will be held on
Tuesday the 29!h day of the present
month April. BY order
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
.April 18Th lS45--tm
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
LAW Or MARYLAND.
no. 172.
[DT AUTn0HiTY.1


IN Ac! to aid IN paving the interest on TIC
public deb! Of Maryland.
Sect. l. De Il enacted jy Ike General
,2sssmJiy If .fin-y'ond, That from and
alter the passage OF his act there Shall be
levied tax Of onc-fnuit'l O: one per cen,
on the public debt Of the State OF Mary
land, Owned or held by non-resilen.s of
this State, assessed at he following val
uauons' So much of the said deb, as
bears an !n,9rcs. of six per cen. shall be
assessed al par, so ninch thereof rs bears
an interest o. five per cent shall be asses
sed at ninety dollars in the hundred. so
much thereof as bears all interest of four
and half per cent shat. be assessed at
eighty dollars in the hundred, and so
much thereof as bears all interest Of three
per cent shall bc assessed at sixty four
dollars in the hundred dollars, Which
said assessments sha! bc made by tie
Treasurer at the times hereinafter pre-
scribed for the payment Of the said tax.
Sect. 2. Ind be IL caacitd, That the
amount Of The said lax shall be collected
by the said Treasurcr's retaining it ou, of
he payment of Interest falling due on the
FIRST day Of July, in each and every year on
the said portion Oft the public dcbi; and that
instead Of aulhorising the Commissioners
of Loans to draw upon him fer the full
amount of the falling due on the said first
day ofJuly, the Treasurer shall authorse
draft for the balance only of the inieres,
due after deductlug the said tax on the
amour. Of which said lax shall then be
carried TO the credit Of the Slate, by the
said Treasurer.
Sect. 3. .2Ad be Il enacted, That all Acts
and parts of Acts inconsistent herewith
be, and the same are hereby repealed.
Sect. 4. Ind b. Il enacted, That this
Act shall lake effect from the passage
thereof
D. CLAUDE,
Treasurer of Maryland.
April, 26-3w.
The Leonard Town Herald; Por. To-
bacco Times; the Upper Marlboro Ca
zel,r; Maryland Republican,; Rockville
JodInal; Csrrol'tonian, Westminster; FIX
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
/ g. IL Acres,

ya7hl& IS r, GIVE NOTICE, That tie sub
T. scrioe. Of Cecil COUNT, had. o:'.Hinea from
Tie Orphans Court Of sale county, letters t@s-
tamentary on the personal estate OF 'l'.cn,as Ro-
man late of said county deceased. -! per-
sons having claims ogainst tie said deceased,
aro hereby warned 10 exhibit The same with tho
vouchers thereof, duly authenticated, OH or be-
fore the 2et.l day of March, 1876 thay may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from ul! benefit
OF said estate. All persons Indebted TO said cs
tale are requested 10 make Immediate pay ymont
To The subscriber. CiIen under my hand tlis
2Gth day o! .,I,Ic'>, i8ij.
JEREMIAH B. HAI,;E$, Adm'tor.
March 18th l@.5-Gw
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Gent!em,G's Clothing Reatiy Made.
Cecil county, scGs


April term 1870.
Ordered that the award made anil re-
turned by Fl; Iu.iord and William Nc
Cullough, referees appointed unicy ali
ORDER Of the Orphans Cour, passed on
tie 30l, day oFOc'obcr lS4I, 10 settle all
matters in dispute between John Ewing
and Benjamin Miller Executor Of James
Ewing decd, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be shewn Oh
or before the second Tuesday in .Tune
next. Provided q copy Of this order be
inserted once week for three successive
weeks before !he second 1'ues;iay of May
next, in some newspaper printed in Ceci!
county. Test.
GEO. R. HOWARD, Reg.
True Cory. Test.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
April 18th lS45-3w
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
a2pHSsCoe.

n iIE Parlnersh;,, here.n!ors existing
Il under the Firm of q. RO.H.?,t 4
BROTHERS, is. in consequence of The
death Of one OF the Partners, this day dis
solved.
The business al Octorara Mills viii
hereafter be carried on. and tie affairs Of
aid firm sc}lcd up b. the surviving paf'-
ncrs under the firm of Joseph Roman, Jr.
S. Co.
JOSEPH ROMAN: } Survivors and
ABSALOM ROMAN, Successors Of
JOSEPH ROMAN, Jr } the late firm.
Octorara Mills, April l, 1915.
Zap l2-3w.)
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03

LAW OF MARYLAND.
NO. 215.
[BY AUTHORiTY.7

BY AUTHORiTY:1
An &c, TO make Coupons and Certificates
Of Interest receivable in paymen, of
Taxes without distinction of years.
Be ii eaacied by The General assem-
bly, Of .KarylJnd. That from and after the
passage of this Act, Coupons Of In!e.as,
on any Of the Bonds. of this State, and al
go Certificates of interest issued and to
be issued by the Commissioner Of Loans
shall be receivable in paymen, OF taxes,
now due to this State, or hereafter to be"
come due, wihou, distinction OF years.
Sect. 2. find be 1t enacted. That so
much Of the first section of the Act OF
eighteen hundred and for.y-two, chapter
one hundred and eighty-nine, as is incon:
sistent with The provisions Of this Act.
be and the same is hereby repealed.
d. CLAUDE,
Treasurer Of Mary land.
April 26;h I645-3w
Tie Leonard Town Tcral5; Port To
bncco Times; the Upper Marlboro Gaz-
etc, Maryland Republican: Rockville Jour
nal; Carrol.toNian, WcatminsJcr; EXam!-
ner, Frederick; Torch Light. iiagerstown;
Civilian. Cumberland; Mahsoniau, !lav.
re de Grace; Cecil Whig; Ken. News;
Centrcri!ie Times; Pearl. Denton, Gaz.
ellie, Easton; Cambridge Chronicle; Her.
aid, Princess Ann, and German Corres-
pondent, Will insert the above once week
for three weeks. and the Baltimore sun
twice a week for ,hc same time.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
For Rent.

FWHHE large frame House at Elk Landing an,
Il the Brick Office on Main street, in town.
Apply 10
JOHN PARTRIDGE
March 2oth 15as.--tf
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Lglsg2Ssep Ward. 3 sss

and several good and substantial buildings.
"he terms prescribed by the decree,
IRE that one third Of the purchase moneY
.ha! be paid in cash OH the day OF sale,
az! the residue in equal jns!aImcn,s ct
six AND TWELVE months thereafter,
w;lh interest from III" day Of sale anl se
curly apFrnved by the G,as'ee, and OF
payment Of the purchase money, the
Trustee vii! execute taed TO the pur-
chaser. liENRY W. ARCHER.
April l2.i. lSsl2--:s
-!la'io'd iiad;sonian will publish the
above rn!ii the day Of Sale.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
H0mcWood Female Seminary.

NORTH EAST, CECIL Co, MD.
Tho Summer session OF this institution vii!
commence May 5th. Terms per session oftwcn-
~ two weeks, 5000. This includes triton,
board, washing, &c, and is payable in advance.
Music extra.
Mrs. WiLMER and Miss Smrru.
RErERENCES.
Rev Mathew Sorin, Fourth below Arch St.
Philadelphia
DR.. Wilson Fl. rilc.-principal OF the North
East Public School, Pni'aGclp!a.
=. A. Cregar -Princpa OF tho South East
Public School. Phi'alolphia.
Rev. Vim. e. L. gnew,-GeYcn:h below
Arch street, Phladclpail.
DR. J. Il. Alcllhcnnoy y,-pcrtist, Arch above
Sixth Street, Pllladet pha
Rev. T. J. Thompson, ,--Snowhil Nd.
Eov. MIR. Castle Rev. Mr.. Cnirs.
Ed". C.. Biddlc, Philadelphia.
PaTson Yard, Esq,--P Phi!adcp phia.
up. 2GLh lsl5--l.a pd
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
New sx0osasg

TJ&T oy-v- I 0'w IN ! ~rlrnt'. g. .o",rs-,.s
o. % :. .5on.,o ntI GOODS to r,,;.u the
attention "'t.. pa. g is nvtci-AsJ .rgu
lot of PRIME GNrNn}ir.. tog,ihcr Mit'u
Q9cousvagc, i.4rGw.r,', s., ni' Of which will
bo sold low. ABRAHAM CHANDLER.
April ls--tf.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Outlet Lock

10 the Tide Wafer Canal. abou: 10 be
constructed, end which will add greatly
lo its va!uG.
The improvements consis: ofa WHARF,
which is said 10 be oUe Of the best III tle
lnM,n
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
Vesv Spring
GOODS
At Writ s !!

The subscriber takes the earliest opportunity
of informing his friends and the public that he
has just op9ned Il .NEF ASSORTMENT Of
most beautiful and FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Of the L1TGST STYLE ard BEST QU.1LE
Tf, which he offers for s:lo on the most accom-
modating terms. at his New and Cheap Store,
opposite Jphnson's Hotel.
His Stock is very superior, and consists in
part Of
French English aud American Cloths. price,
from 81 to 81 so.
Tweed Cloths and Cassimercs.
Black. Fancy and Polka Cassimeres.
Polka Vcstings Of tho nos beautiful styles.
.Harscillas ard Common Eestin-s.
Also--A VERY L,iRGE ASSORTMENT of
GOODS bongI,. especially for TIE LfDiES, {:
selected with great care. These articles arc
numerous and so beautiful that an 10 attempt to
desrsiDe them would be vain.
Tic LaDi:s ;..a therefore, invited to call and
his stock, as he is con6l2It they will be sAted.
The subscriber has also, large a,sostmea: Of
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
llrSWaTne's Panacca

A Supply of this valuable Medicine fn, the
E'Acrre Of Sorofila or Kings Evil, Rhuma-
tism, Ulccrcus Sores, White SwelHng3, Diseases
Of tie Liver and Skin, and all diseases arising
from impure blood is Tor Gale at the New and
Cheap Store, Cherry lIl!-plso supply Of o.a-
or MEDICINES. J. $. kENAARD.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
100 Acres

This Is a Tart Of the Es'at5 Of which
the late erbouchel, died seized. 1'he
Improvements consist Of a
: !: 5'::! 2, large ? Story Bric dwelling
&: = House, Graaary and stable,
';' -;.''-='-'t the greater Tart Of the land
is good, ard the Farm lying Immediately
oa Bohemia River, cda.s every facility
for ;l,e purchase Of lime SC. The pre-
iaises will he shown to persons dosrous
oF purchasing, ty Mr.. Thomas s. Bou-
choll who lives on tie adjoining farm.
The terms ofsalc as prescribed by the
decree ale enc !au.,a cash IN the day of
sa,c, os on the ratification thereof It! the
disc:ctiam o! the lrGs:cc, and the remnn-
dtr il enc and two yra,S with lH.=rest,
10 bo.-sacu,ed by ,iIe bonds of the rnr-
chaser and surety or snseties to b. ap.
proved bv the trustee.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN, Trustee.
irril l2.h ISl5-ls
N. 3. There is on The Farm fine .2p-
pie Orchard aud about GU acres of fine
oodaHd, besides we'll oc FIRST rate wa
Ter a. ;'ie door. G.. MCLEAN
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
LAW OF MARYLAND.
PASSED MARCH 7Tn, 1913.
CHAPTER-2G5.

An Act to amend the act Of December scs.
sion, eighteen hundred and forty, chap
ter two hundred and twenty three.
The Cecil Whig., 1845-05-03
D. CLAUDE,

The Leonard Town Herald; Por. To-
bacco Times; the Upper Marlboro Ca
zeltc; Maryland Republican,; Rockville
JolInal; Csrrol'tonian, Westminster, Fix