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III VII:
A. Rules holden in me clerks office Of the cir /
cult superior court Of law and chsncery for
jefferson county, tho 6rst Monday in August,
lS45:
Mary Kerney, PLAINrFT,
Caiharine Blue, widow, executrix and deyisee
Of Joel Blue, deceased, Samuel Moore and
Elizabeth his wife. Benjamin Byers aud
Catharine bis wife, Mahsla Mclaughlin, John
B, Rutherford and Sarah his wife, Michael
Blue, lof Yirgfnia,) Martha Tabb, Michael
Blue. lof Kentucky, J and Mary bis wife, Eli
iah Young, Mary Catharine Young, Christie
pher Clark Young, Sarah E. Young, Mahaia
Frances Younga George Michael Young, Hem
ry Young. and Nancy Young, children Of
deceased daughter, Nancy Young,
DEFENDANTS,
M CH.aNCERY.
THE Defendants. ~ artha Tabb .Miehael Blue OF
KY, and Mary his wife, not having entered
their appearance, and given security according to
the act OF assembly and the rules of this court;
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants 81 thispCommonwealths
II Is ordered, That the saia defendants do appear
here or the 5th day Of the4 next term, Of
this Court, and answer the bin ar the plaintiff,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in this
county, for two months suecessively ,sand post
ed al the front door Of the Courthouse or thus
county, A copy-Teste,
2 u l-f + 4 IN d,
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YTRGLNIA To WTT.

VIRGINIA., TO WIT: 4
IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law apc
chancery, for Jefferson county, Msyi 3Ist
1916,
William NC Coy and J,.lia Ann his ,0ite, N
AGAINST /
DGrid Hayicdrd, .7dm'r iUith The iriH annered y
Margaret Osborne, deed. Leonard Sadier, Tkos.
p. BurIlta, and said Dartd HsyWdrd in yight j,
his deceased rife Margaret Haypasd, deed,
DEr1rs
IN CHANCERY.
appearing TO the court that the defendant
i David Hayward, who Is out Of this Common
wealth, has been proceeded againsiin the man
ner prescribed by law Id suits agains. absent
defendants; and that subpenas have been re-
turned;execuied on the other defendants more
than two months since the filing Of the plain
tits bill, The said bill is taken for confessed By
the defendants; and this cause came on To- BE-
heard this 3lst day of May, lSl5, upon The
bill and e1hibiis, and was argued BY counsel !;
on consideration whereof il Is decreed and Or.
dsred, that the papers in this cause be referred
70 Commissioned Edward E. Cooke, ESQ! 10
settle the accounts between The parties. and
make report thereof TO this court.
A Copy-Teste,
4. +. BROWN. Clerk.
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Virginia. 10 wifi:

lN-the Circuit Superior Court or Law and
+ Chancery for Jefferson county, NAV l9th.
1845.--Extract from order Of court.
William G. Harrington and Richard Henderson.
TRUSTEES Of Daniel Snyder, PLrrs.,
4 AGAINST
Davidson & Dodge, King & PickereH, Francis Doape
William s. NICHOLS, Elias Sha,O, Ross &. Gar.
. rott, Ke,api& PeOlt, Samuel Mcpherson, Il. D.
Hineks E Company, 0sndo.G & Conpats. Sesrer.
\ y La.'ck, Marriott & Hardssty, and Others,
sDETfs.,
IN CHANCERY.
And The Court doth further order, thai Com
miss ionor WorlhiDgton do take an account Of
the Trast funds which have &C me 10 the hands
Of the compfainants under said deed oftrust, as
also what other funds uAder said deed mar
como To their hands before the next term 81
this Court, and their disposition Of the same.
sAnd also, an account Of the different debts ia.
tended TO be secured by said deeds, bat espe-
cially the debts included Id the third class as
stated in said deed, receiving such evidence as
may besofered to him BY creditors claiming 10
be of this class.--And that he report his pro.
ceedings,togeiher with any matter dee med Der
tinent by either party to this Court, for further
proceedings 10 be had in this cause.
~ "A Copy eate,
R. r. BROWN, clerE.
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HIRGLNIA. 70 HIT.

IihGIJNLd, ~ VII:
al Rules holden 10 the clerks Office or the cir.
cult superior court. of law and chancery forl
Jefferson county, the FIRST Monday ID August,
s 1915: -.
John Kabls, PLAINTrPrF
AGAINST
Samuel G. Snyder, and William U Baker,
DEFENpANrs. i
THE Defendant, Samuel c. Snyder, not1
4 having entered his appearance, and
given security according 10 the act Of asseu
og and the rules Of this court and il appes|
ing by satisfactory evidence that he 4 M
lnnaoltans Of this country;H Is ordered, Ths (
said defendant do appearthere Oh the ed.
Of the nextterm, and answer the billoftho
"a and that a:eopy Of this order Be fofl
inserted IN some newspaperpublished ncharles-
.own, Tor Two months successfully, and posted.
at the from, door OF the court-house ID the said
town Of Charlestown.
A Copy-Teste.
Aug 81. IS45. r. T. BROWN, Cis,k. d.
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Virginia, Jefferson County, Set.
IL the County Court, July Term, ls4S
William Moore, PLAINTIFF,
Ell AGAINST
Henderson McClsne and William Eagle,
DEFENDANTS,

7..Ff IN CHANIEKF. nv
TWNHE defendant, Henderson McClane, not having
- entered his appearance, and given securtty
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules
Or this court and il appearing by satisfactory ev-
idence that he is not an inhabitant Of this Conn
monweallh: IL is ordered, That the said defend't
do appear here on the lstday ofthe next October
term, of isCourt, and answer the bill Of the
this county, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the Court house Of
this county.
III I "A Copy-Teste,
L 7. A.MooRE, ctsrk.
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] CoMMlsslonIrR,s orrlcs.

Charlestown, Aug. z. tls45. 7.
Theparties TO the above named suit. and nj
persons Interested In the same, are hereby 20.
tilted and required 10 appear before me, at nv
once 10 Cnariestown, Jefferson county, Va, on
Las lUfh day 81 September, lS45, with such evil
dencA as may be necessary TO enable me To "a.
ecute the above decree.
Aug z. 1845. ffEj
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Wool. Wool.

chass any quantity of Wool tb.s s - -
offered to them, for which fair pr;cs ~, q "a
given. WEBB & MARrrSs,ps q
shePherdstoWns March s, la45.--if
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YTRGLYL4, to- WIT

IN the Circuit Superior Court oil Law anu
Chaneery for jefferson county, June SIN,
Janss GraniAsn., Joha II. Said, md Joan r.
Smith, PLAINTIFFS,
CathGrins FRI and Hsnry Farnesirortk,
DEFENDANTS,
IN cHANcERY.
Extract from decree, 10 above named case
EE"And The court doth further adjudge,
order and decree, lin Ike manner by consent
as to Calhsrine Fry,1 that Master Commission
er Cooke do PROCEED 10 audit and settle ell the
matters Of account in said bill mentioned, Ia
king an account 8of pll the trust funds which
came into Inc hands Of said trustees, together
with the payments ami disbursements BY then
made on account Of the trusleeship also .,
.ssss.I sf- al aiaims Gf creditors provided 10
in said deed of trust, discrimlnsriu5 ~ 70 IN
dignity and priority &c said claims, according I
the provisions Of said deed; also an accoan
showing the proportion and amount Of sal'
fund that is or win be payable to each Of sai
claimaDfs, separating such as may be disputed
and such as are not and stating all such othe
matters or account connected with said trustee
shin as will enable the said trustees TO settl
The same under the sanction Of i decree Of thi
l court and all such other matters as he ma
deem pettinent,5or as may be required 70 b
stated specially BY any ofthe parties concernet
And to enable said commissioner to carry on
\ the purposes0f this reference, be is hereby at
/ thorized and objected TO call all said partie.
creditors, &C., before him by an advertisemsr
for not less than three wseks id some newsp,
per printed in Chariestown provided, hoaei
err, that this decree is to be taken and consider
ed as in no manner. and 10 no extent, determir
ing or otherwise affecting the claim Of The sal
Cstharine Fry; but all questions as to sal
claim are reserved for uiureadjudication, Vi
on the coming in of the report Of said Mast
Commissioner, who is hereby directed to rspo
his proceedings 10 this court as soon as possible
4 ACopy--Teste,
R. T. BROWN, Clerk.
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DEFENDANTS,
IN cH8NCERY!.

TVsaE defts, Lewis Sutton, jr. ana Rieh'dT DAVIS,
en- security according 10 the Act Of Assembly ard
the rules Of this Court, and disappearing by sstlstae-
tory evidence that they not inhabiasts o. this
Commonwealth: II is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day Of the next
term pf this Court, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published n
this County, for two months successively. and be
at the front door of the Courthouse oil this
County. A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Au0nst IsA5
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MIR 01 N1Sa
10. 5T9. gYssf Baifim,rs Sired. bsfretn EHisi0
md Paes Slr{efs, BALTIMORE,
"TIIL reesixs snd sell on comuissiop. on
w ths most fssorsbls terms. Flour. Mn
Feed, Grain. Pork, &c. &c. Also, Live Stock.
RGrKn To--
capt o Wysham,
4 Col Lewis Kemp,
hfessrs ReshoEds Smith, !
Msssss- Drakely q Fenlon,
cnafiessA GambfiIl, Esq.
Daniel Baekey, Esq.
sBaliimors M.
B wsger. ESD. HaPas-Fury, Ya.
Tnomss Watson, Sen, Esq, JeGsrson Co., Va
Messfs Graniham & Smith, .Middlsrsy, IF
feSson CeH1fy, Va.
David Steiner, ESQ. Cumberland. Nd.
Baltimore. Md. august I. lsl5-6m.
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DRIME NEW4cHEEsE, just received BY
] Aug. z. r. HUNTINGTON.
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{. ForRetfnL Lhwyer lawyer who was
someumes ior$etlul having been engaged
70 Plead the daase Of az offender began
II know The prisoner al the bar. and he
bears The character Of being 4 consum.
Nnate and imphdent scoundrel,-
\ Here, some body whispered 10 him that
me prisoner was bis client, when he in
'media,ely added
"But what great and good man ever
lived whoEwss no, illuminated BY MANY
,of bis cotemporariesf"
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We saw ! case Of honesty yesterday
surprising TIA, Of the Brooklyn Omnibas
driver who restored sihe lady her lost
purse. IA poor boy in Grand street was
crying over Eve cent piece Be had Just
lost and which carnan had picked ip
Hearing the boy cry, The csf.nan asked
him what was lhe matter. I've los, nv
rmoney-b oo1oo. hoo! blubbered tbe bow
What was ils--a Ave cen, n;scs y :.
qnired the honest nan. " hes So =
said The BOY. There then. said .,hs
man. while q GLOW al real ,lsss,,,. n, -
his broad brJwn lace 4 e mi Il.
into the urchias h.ad-- ,es,. . ss.,s
money donE cry The boy took the
money-pai his hager 10 bis nose d d col.
kee-mll, and exclaimed s. IL n..- -
--ss.th a'at you li'tlu sr he
sinner. - -
r.
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4he only paper coffency that IS worth
more thsn spscie. i good nsespspsr.
That's ladl- The Free Press iof H.
lia1es.
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The Meanest Mn in The Worla-Is be
who will stfdl of borrow bis hefghbor,s
paper. aad then curse the editor, because
be dilfsrs wuh him in politics. He is
worse ,ha1A shsep.killius dog.
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tBut2 Because know TO my sad sex-
fetiepce Tor you have no less than do
zen o. my books, and. alas not one Of
l,pem feiurned-ali owing 10 your book.
ktepiag abilities.
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A man and bis wife having bitter quar-
rel, in oFder to appease their fury, TIRE
all OF their. porlable furniture out OF the
window, The wife bad even ripped up
the tiek1of the bed, and set the feathers
ahoat id the ait, and then trimming 10 the.
bannistefs Of the stairs, and breaking her
arm upon them, she exclaimed with in
sane energy. Now. you scouadsel, you
must pay for surgeon. "A ridiculous
method of revenge. surely!
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Ma Ma Cousin Bill, he's 10 .he=par-
l y With sister Jane. and he keeps biting
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box Keeping Hem.-'You have been
bd scholar in your day, Ned; quite
Eetsant with book. keeping. presumei'
No, sir. j can'tsay that am !; but what
deuce makes you ask such a qaes.
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VIRGINIA. to wit:

July 81. ls45..
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Winchester, Ang. "a, ls45-3m.
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( VIRGINIA, Jefferson COstnty, Set.
!, Aususr Trsn II the County couft, Ist5.
Raleigh Bowers and Mary ~ biz wlleN
late Mary E. Homar. and Lewis Ho-
mar, lAiNlii
Eve Homar, widow of Jacob Homar. de-
ceased, Beverly 81 HomSK Francis 4.
Homsr, Thomas Homar. Sarah Ann
Homar.s Ellen Jane Homaf. and brax-
ton vi. Homar. children and heirs 81
JacoH Homar, deceased.
DEFENDANTS,
IN CH.aNCERK.
mNF4E nefsndsnts. Beverly B. Homar. and
Francis & Homar, not having entered their
.nn.s rance sr.l Given security according 70 the
~, a. Assemhly. and The rules cf This Court
and il appearing b satisfactory eyidence ,na.
shey are not Inhabitants Of this VemmonWeinn
1 Il Z oy5sr,a That the said defendants do appear
here "a tbe l;rst day ofthe next November term
M his Cont. and answer thebilf or The plain
lties ma that COW 81 this orders be forthwith
inserted il some newspaper printed in this coun-
Nv. for Two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted q
the front door of the Courthouse Of this county
T. A. MOORE, C. q.
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uIRaIMIA. no WrT.

March 81, 1915.
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eancater cen l9ten Hnsult.
Gtne Sheuer nleberaebrannt.

4m poriscn 8reitas Gbsno spifeben 9 uno
10 lbr ,purpe SeusrseIbrei in unfern Stra>
Ben erbobsn, ,,psldbes bnreb einsn belenSebein,
oen man in elmer norr6itleben Nitbtnns bon
oem gourtbaus tsm,rfts, rsranlabt tpuree.
unlere Seuerlsute sltsn NIT ibren $6iebaps
paratsn naeb bet Nidbtuns, in rpeltber fte ben
Sebein btmerftsn; ais oieielben aber ben 6fts
lieben Gbeil Oct Stabt erreiebt batten teta.
men le Die ltebcr3eusnns, oaB ber Srane anf
oem &anre mebrsre Dleilen BON bet Stabt
sntfernt fein miGe uEr eebrten ipisber 5uraf.
Ssitosm baben mir bsrncminen, eab Der
Seten, rpeleben man ,pie cben ssfasf, bier see
Geben bate, Uerurf fatbt pi.rbs earfb pas Stle.
berbrennen Der Sdbeuer oes 5srrn SainueI
6unftfer, all Der goncftoso, III auann9slm
9aunfebi Ser Serlnit pse Ioerrn ounltfer
mn6 lebr bebeutsnb fein, inosm be Sdener
nit Der bissjabrissn Srnbts uno 5susernbts
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sufebt, iiber msine Sage 5u errotben, 70
spiI ib es oo6 nur Dot Sbnen allein. Sie
speroen MIDI ol1o pobl, tpie i6 boTe, mei=
net ansenommenen @leib9dltiefeit mesen
entibuloi9en. Sb babe Sbre Sriefe er.
balten," fubr fie lebbofter fort, nollein
iie famen erft l3 Wonate nob Der
S6laebt BON @ilau in meine 6dnoe, i6
erbielt fie se0fnet, beibmuet 5errihen,
uno muBte tpobl, na6oem Nopoleon felbif
,neinen neuen Gbe>@ontraft unteraeicbnet
bate, 9lauben iraeno Elm feiner Setrtiser
treble fein Spiel NIT MR. lin a!io Die
&ube oes @raf fen 8errano nicbt gu if6ren
Samlienbanoe nibt gu 5erreiben, mubte
ib wobl 9esen einen follben @botert auf
meiner 5ut lein. 5atte ib nibt &ebt !?
Spre6en Sic ielbif !"
(SCb(us folat)
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Der Iibrrale 1seotartter
Meabtna, BEN 26. Stm9uif 1915.

0GF0Sr finb autcrifirt ~ mslcsn bas ~.
9. Gburwaebter, bon Strubsburs, bsi Der
ndtbifsn 9Gabl als Elm Sanoibat fir pas Nmt
ess prctbc notars BON Ssrfs @auntp
bstrabtet ;u iein minfbt uno als folder Die
Stimmesbsr UNI ibrs llntsrifieune anfpribt.
Seine An;eiae fnpet fib in elmer aneern Spals
ts ssS beuti9en Slattes.
GF9em Wmfbe unfersS Trsunoss, I2rn
.. ..., fennsn mir bsuts nibt millfabrsn,
msroen cemielben aber ndbfsnS 70 meit sS
tbunlib 1T @eni9e lsiifen.
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G2ette Stacbricbt.-9o Iib au

% SeFte Std dcbrtCbf.-Io lIlb auf uhs
isrs 9dti9e Nufcresrun9 an 9isjsn9en melde
Den Secbahtsr 6 Sabr srbalten uno nod nibts
bs;abIt babsn, nur Wsni9s sinfanesn mo ibrs
Sbulb bs;abltsn, baben mir Nllsn bon Ssnsn
mir wiilen tas s6 nur Nabldsisfsit 1T, msnn
iis nibt beiabIsn, fir bic psr9ansensn Sabre
idbrlib so Sent mbr an9srsbnst; 9(ncsrsn,
bsi esnsn Die SsSablun9 nab unisrsr Nfsinun9
nidt iIbsr 1T, msrcsn mir Den Sscbabtsr bon
beuts an nibt mebr fbidsn uno fis nabfsns
sntnecer fir ben Sstra9 ron SO psrfla9sn ccsr
rpc biss nibt ratblam iif, ibrs Nomsn auf bic
fbwar3e gite ftssn. oSsr eabsr ndbifs
@otbs Feline 3situn9 srbdIt piro miTsn mar:
ul1 iie ousbleibt.
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2laentaun, ben 90. 2(uauft.

4aentaun, ben 90. 2(uantt.
Slib { b aoen. Sei Dem 8etpits
fer pelbes am porlesten Samfaa iber
Sber. Wilforo Saunfbip. bieier Gauntp
aoe, fubr elm Slbifrabl an Dem an ber
Sbeuer oes Or. OidenIdieo. in fenem
Saunfbip befeifieten Qbleter berunter,
rpoourb ibm Elm pfero in Dem Stale pom
Sbaq oet0btet puroe. uebrleens Durs
be an Dem 8tbduoe fein Sbaoen an0e-
ribtet.
Iub puroe 6errn Oaoio Gberbaro,
cine fleine @ntfernuno pom eemeloeten
Srt. ebenfalls ourb einen Strabl Der am
8lieableiter feiner Sbeuer berunter fubr,
elm 8uQen eetootet. Nub in oiefem Sal
tpuroe oas @ebdube nbt tpeiter befb6.
oiet. lOier 3eiet es iib abermals oeut.
lib. baB fein @ebdube obne enen Slik-
ableiter iein follte. eeba patrot.
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@eenern auf 20 Sbritts ssndbert, aIs sr sas
piifol auf SsnbalI abfsusrts. Die Suasl traf
ben Sruiffnodsn unb psrurfabte aussnbldlis
bsn Sob. Gin S,psitsr Sbus traf Sailsp in
ben arm, incsm CT fd sbsn blfts sinen9tsin
aufSubsbsn woburb CT fsin qebsn rsttets. @ls
llctt fob, ,purbe absr uln 10 llbr benfelben u
bsnS perbaftst unb ins @sfdn9ni6 ssbrabt.
Komifd.-9as uBorwdrts" Elm cbieur
aofcfcfcsSlatt, mslbeS in ct. aouis srfbsnt,
fabrt ertdrmIibeS qamsntp, neil bic 9irsftos
rem ber StaatsSanf bon Obic bslblci1en ba>
ben, Elm SbsiI brsr 9totsn nit benz SlbniiIt
oss gsnsral Sadfen su jisrsn. 9isis unsrbors
IT Srslbsit cbsr Srsbbst, mis sr ss ;u nsnnsn
bsllsbt bat ben @bitcr gan; in ben Soarnilb
9sbrabt! 9Sir Ddttsn uns wabrlid, uidt elm:
fallen laisn, eaB eas ,.Sorwarts" nob fo
wslt ,,riifwdrts" isi, nibt einmal ,u piiIsn,
oab ibcn Heten NIT Sadlon'S SlSniGs asnua
srlifirten als nod fsin 8ormdrts in Der 9Selt
mar. llsbrisenS fsbsn mir autb nidtS llnpofs
bes babel, fonosrn pelmsbr ba6 @s9sntbeiI.
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9DaIbinstom 16. 4usnlt. = tas il f. :
4m pertio0tncn Scnnerltas Nahmittas, ais
ein Irbeitsr, Olamens 1lbert g. Striving, III
Dem Ser. Gaaten. Hrlenale nit bem Serfertis
aen BON perfuflonsspuIper belhaftist mar,
sut,anpete flh bas pnlper ansenbliflib uac
braebte cine au6erorosntliebe grplofon ber.
vor, ,peonreb 6r. Srpins ttotIieb perpunost,
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,lnb bas 0etaucr pcrin er gang allsin arteis
fefe, 3crtftmettert ipurbe. watrGhsinlih
wiro bet ltnslhfIiebe. pabreno mir bisles nie'
oerfsbre'beil, fhon icin sebsn sssnoet babem. .
Stat. 3ts.
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6ewitterfbaoen. - D1an bat une bss
rlebtst oa6 Wdbreno oem @ewitter am lsstsn
Samstas Ibeno bic 9ebeuer bee 5errn
Seen, in ereter saanfhip, nnsefabr bier
Waeilsn bon bier, BON BIis setrcTen nno
5erlf6rt nnrbe.
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9tpotbsfs oss i6rn. G. Samss, @fe Der psnns
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enem Wortwsbfel Fam uno elm 9swiiisr Sals
lsp, Senbaa's SesIsitsr, nab eaiott fblus.
elliott perlieb fcsleib eas 5aus, uno &enoall
unb Sailsp 9n9en nab elmer anbsrn Ntbs
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mericp-nedb immer frin RrieS.-
Natb ben lsstsm Habribten BON Msriec, bats
ts jsns 9iseisrunS ncb Feline Srissssrfldruns
ssSsn Die Ser. Staaten erIafTsm ocb 1T Der
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gang aufssbObsn. Die Ssfasuns an Der @rsns
se wirb bon unfsrsr Ssite nob INNER msbr
mrifarft uno bsrsits fcasn fb 5000 sruppsn
in Seras bsfnoen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-03-15
M TX Al;sp.

hdviccs have been received at New
Orleans from Vera Cruz up to the llh
OF February. aud from the city of Mexico
10 the 10 Of that Month.
Nothing definite had yet transpircd
concerning Santa Annals fate. The grea,
Dictator has BUNDLED himself, and begs
to have his life spared endcr whatever
condition they may impose on him
The Courier FranciSe remarke tina,
grea, difficulties exist in bringing bill ul
accusation against Santa Anna. The
question to solve is Whether I've will be
accused as President or as General. being
ut the time Of the revolution Ex-Presi>
dent and commander in Chief.
A con6ucia LEFT San Luis Putnsi OF the
Isl ul.. for Tampico with The heavy sum
nf $s2.370.CGO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-03-15
John M. eDgeEa1


Merchant Tai!ors,
N. W. Corner OF Baltimore & Charles SIS.
RALTiMuRs.
wi AVE on hand an extensive and choice
- as sortment Of
Cloths, CaSsimeres and Tcsings Of the
most approved French, English and a
merican ManuIaGtui e-w which they are
prepared TO make up in the NOS. fashion
able and best manner at shor.esl and
at low prices.
Superior Clothing Ready-Made,
On the second floor of their store which
they have fitted up for the purpose, they
have a general stock of supcrline and me-
dunn clothing ready made. They have
always large number of Office and Bust
ness Goats, and Over Goats and Cloth
Cloaks.
They make up the best of goods, sell
nothing but what they have made under
their own immediate notice, the style and
work Of which they can confidently re-
commend as equal to any thing shat can
he produced in any city in the Union
They invite citizens and strangers to ex.
anime their stock.
aJ-I'hey have but one price for thoi
goods, the lowest price at which they car
be sold is plainly marked in figures OF
every article.
Nov 30--if