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= ;-AeAAs-in Der Staot AaeHtnuu--au ipiro oai'
alhe gum 8erfauf anseborsn. Das Idbere
IN oieler Drn6efrt.
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SSckt lit cure 3cit.


S6dtbares liegences Gi9entbum in
9lllentaun 81 perfaufen.
Der unterlhriebene bietet hermit fein
fd,dBbares @igentbum ouf OfentIid1fr 8en'
cu su psrfaufsn an, am Teujabrs.1aa um
l llbr Hadmitta9s, am 6aufe BON y j.,
0a9en nbud d., in Ncentaun.
- $50. 1.-Gtn speilfGfiaeS
::;:a tafffeinernes 9Scbnbaus, NIT
EEssssE8 ansebauter SRld,e, entbaltenb 15
Sue Jrcnt, uno Die 9otte it 24O Sue tief,
nit eiuem arcesn Srim StalI barauf uno
anoere ncthwenoiqe sIuGrn9ebduee. las
Saus bat cine cffene Trcut, 1T ein9eridtet
fir irssno Elm 8eiddft bariu ~ betreiben,
uno beftubet i'd, in benz beifen 9effdftsirei'
benoen Jhcile Der Stact, 9e9eniiber 3eu'
baros Sifenffobr.
Ic. 2.-gin Strid Gam,
entbaltenb beiuabe I ader, gslsscn an bem
fiicIid,eu 1beile tsr Staot einie, on elmer
Offentlid,en Sraee. 9rdu,eno an eano bon
Sdsper !feiter uno Srlomon @rps. Sc III
in 4 Ihiflide SeIber einaethcift, inter guten
Senien, uuc in Der Wtitte bcfnoet ftt Elm
fleines Saus, um Bausrnaerdthlhoften cas
rtii iidutiubeplbren, lno ilno IN prad'tI9em
Sauifanbe.
$40. 3.-@ine Cote 9runo,
aeleeen in Tcrtbamptcn 3aunfdip, in Der
Gable anl I9e9e Der BON Wormans Sprira
naf 9Illentaun fibrt, am fioliden 3beiIs
ccs NngeIs, entbalteno ii 9Ider. uno in in
9uten Ieuien. Cisler Strid, 9runo in gut
9ecignet fir sinen Wcingortsn onsuIc9cn.
Das 9anSe lit DER Gufmerf1amfct bon
Sdufufi9cH gu empfebleu, Die ldonss @is
genthum ~ faufen mitnIheu.
Die Seoinaun9en am 8erfaufstage unc
Sufpartun9 bon
@tarle5 S6oll.
December 6. nq4m
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OroBer Semeg9runo
'1F fhrS Subferitenten
TIE DAILY NEWS.

ssf DdS 1inerborte @elingen ourd, meid,es
= oas @tabliBement aufgemuntert puroe, trieh
fbie @tgenibnuier an feine sinffren9uugeu 81
fheuen, nm bic "DaiIp Helcs" eins 3eituuq
40 mddsn, bic feiner in Der Staot pbiIaoel'
phid hinienaR flshf. Gle tperpen eS fiGj gum
3iel maiden, benz 8fatt siiien bcben unb
uiorahfden 2cn 5ujulidlern uno aus beren
gpdIten ner0csen, ales ipa6 mnb6Hidje uno
anftSBiae Sprad,e ODER @eGnnnngcn dueert
Sie baben in ieeer SoinlId,t ale Mittef In
q Soanb, ibrcn 4elcr Die ipdteifen uno rid,ti9'
fen local iopohl einbeimiid)e ale ausndrti.
(ge 8erdlte, Warftpreie uub Commercial
Hddridten ;u ertheileu.
Diele 3eitliug rpirb fcrtfabren Bbia prin'
eipien 40 pertbeieigen, tpie 6ieieIbe ur(priiug'
lid, burdj bic @dfer Der @oulfitutiDn erfldrt,
nuo aHgencmmea eurd Die duerfdunien
sBbia Sr9are uno 8erfed,ter Der gBhia Sas
DIE beuti9en 9agee. .-Sie fpirb GAS Salten
einer Wbig Iatcnal @pnuenticn fur bic @r'
aeHnnng BON prefIoent uno Sce Vrefoeut
90 befSrbern fmd,en, uno tuiro nit a0sr
&raft, Sfanobafti9fet uno Mutb ffreiten gu
fuden, bic ibr ;u @ebct ffeben, UNI Die
slcrreiaR @rwdbluna Der eurf bic @onueu'
ficn @rnantitfn 80 itdern.
H BebinSn g.-9ln Subferbenten bic
oieie 3eitnn9 init Der 9oif etbatten, tperben
einSelne @remplare fur 4 3tlIer jdbrlif ;ua
9eIanbt.
3wcIf obrr mebr @rsmptdre ;ur ndmli.
dben 3eit an eiu pciflmt oeer irgenb font.
mo bia aborseirt, an brei IbaIsr cas @rem.
plar.
r1lhe THE ETRI-WEEKLY NEWS,
Who in berfelteu Druderei berausae9e,
ben, bon uno mad, bem erifen udd)ffeu Sdus
uar, auf Dienitaas, Dounsrlfaas unb Cams
flags ia jeber Wcd,e, uno enibdlt bieislbe
Waaterie als Die td9lids 3eituns, nit Gins
fd,luB ber Gagesueni9feiten on welhem oie'
aelbe herauS9e9ebeu tpiro.
Der re9elmdBi9e Subfcriptionspreis III
orsi Gbaler per Sabr, fur eta eiuSelnes @r'
empldr.
Bier obsr mebr 9remplare be(fellt iu aei'
der 3eit uuo an 6aGelbe poffamt aboreert
speroen aeiiefert an sipei 3baler unb finf,ig
@enfs per @renlpIar. 3ebn poer mehr @r,
emplare auf bislclbe Wsile 81 ipei 3baler
per grempllr.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY NEWS,
publiltrt III terfeIben' Drudsrei, jeben
Samifag Worseu, III cine bilIi9e Samilien
3eitung, ber politif, Ieuiafciten, eitsratur,
Stiinifen, WiGenfhafteu, bem Sutsrsife bss
Sanoels uuo ben 9eld,dften gewiomet, unb
eittbilt eiuen pollen unb ridltigeu 8erid,t Der
Warftpreiiru. Dielelbe mirb Subfcribenten
Anter fclseneen Seotnsun9en Su9efanct
M
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pru(fer : Wrbett.

silIe arirn DruGer'sIrbeit ipfre in eieier
Druderei iu ben alIernieSriaRen 9rsilrn, u.
anf eis far,sfe slu,eies uerridtet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
QSiro perlanat.

Gin Sd,rsiuer @sieGe miro fcalcid po.,
Gem llnierieihnetcu pcrlan9t. = @incr Der
fen jHancwerf gut perlfsht uab niithfern uno
heieia III, fam auf tanae 3e. sIrbcit, an cbi'
1en Nrtifel, uno qutcn 9chu red,neu, peun
er (1d balo mClcct. Gin lcetger 8clclr piir'
De ben 8erIu3 hatcn.
Ghrifftan Gtert.
Septemter l3. nqbo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-20
Sr SSmt. g. NfOmtide.
December 13.

- genahri6ttast feline Sreunce nno
Runben, ionobl aIs nie bas Yubli
I'D FUN iberbaupt, baB sr bot @ata,
- fauaua peaaeicseu unb lld in al,
lentaun nieberselaGen bat, rpc er leine pro,
fe8icusae Dienife allen benjeuisen anbieist,
bic ibu nit ihrsm 3airapeu berbren mo,
9en. Seiue Wchnuug if in Der Samilton
Strass, erffes @dbaus oiflid, bon prese's
Stobr. Or ergreift biefs @elesenbeit alien
oenjcnissn ieinsn iuntsffen Danf absuifatten
Die ibn NIT ibrer 8unofdbafi in @rdnepiGe Be.
ebrten-unb miro immer bereit fein ibnen 70,
rpobI ais alien anoern nit fsiner @efhidlid,.
felt ,u bienen, 30 fpcldsr Belt re. .aaAs bel
ibm anpreden m6sen.
Die Sreunoe uno Gunoen bon Or. cScbu
Homi9 Deroen ebsnfdGs bendd,rid,tat, oas
lolde Sinrid,tunsen snifhen ibm nn6 Ieinem
Sracer BiIiam qetroffeu pcroen Gno, bag
iuenn @riferer abwefeno, ober elm TotbfalI
eingetreten III. eettcrfr mir Sreuoe Die Sc,
fd,dfte ceS @rlfsren uerfehen wiro, 70 pie es
bon ihncn oerlan9t iperoeu mag.
aaentaun, Rou. Is. sem
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81 II Y5aule eute.
OefeutlicGe 9Senru.

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Sreita9s ben 24ffsu December, um | llhr
Tad,mitta9s, lUa am Saule ces llntcridtie.
benen, in Ecro. WheitbaG 3dunfd,ip, 9eda
@auntp, oflentlid perfduft wrrben
@tne ibdebare 2cttc 9anb,
9efeaen in JiorcsgBbcitbaG 9aunfd,ip, esd,a
@auutp, 9rdnjenb al eano prn 91eubeu &'ns
fenbnh, Daniel @iros, uno 2uoern, enth1I
teno 30 2Ider uuo Gin 8iertel. Darauf fnc
errid,tet
&g5A Stret CUTE @cbnbauier, Slcf
::;:ENa S6euer,
Ess1aIssS uuo anbere 9tebeu9ttiuSe, lcwie
eiu niefebleuoer Sruuusu init elmer pumpe
oariu in nahe benz nauie, uno elu prdd't
ger Saum9drten uno nneeres Sbit nuf cem
eauoc. Dds Sono iit unter Qutcn Nrnlen
uuo IN enem bohcu Gtanoe Ger @uItur,
unc il bic aufrertlamfett pou &auAuli9cr
rpch rpertb.
Cie Secinsun9ca am 8crfaufstnsc uub
slufmartung uou
Saul Sterncr.
Decemter 6. *3m
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G1etfoblen cper entloufelt

VkTIVDItH VPVt NIIEEWHIVW
- Su Der fetten Nreita9 Rnd,f
E-xx4S muroe aus eem StalIe oes Sas
9rcrfer, @aiinirth in Nl.
S>NS%1ss lentouu, tem llnterldriebenen
snttpeoer Elm pfsrb 9eftohIeu cosr ii oaraus
entIaufen. GadeIbe III ucn 1t,wdr, brauuer
5arbe, nit reieer 9saIe, Gin 9rnuer pcroere
kue, 1T cber 8 Sabre aft, uue uuqcfihr
16 cano bcd,. Mer oas pfcrc uuo Dieb
(fatiS es aeifchlen rwrbe) mir ilbcrlicfrt
70 oae id, ibn grridtIid, brlanasu fanH, ictl
$50 8eIobnuua erboitcn--nno falls ss uur
euHnnfsu unb mir pieber nberbradt rpiIb.
leu $40 Sslohnung erhaIten.
SaUiS 9salt 9leeo
Ceeemter Is. -
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eScbn S6eirer,
Senrp 6oCfel,
GSdcpb Seuiinder.

9uarbiaus ber miuosrjdbrisen Stinosr tes
bslaaten 8erRorbensu.
December IS. ro3m
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-12

10 halfa hour every thing was prepared, and
he walked down TO the great entrance. As be
Ptssei oomi'y along The corridor he heard a
shi sep, and farming behcld Agnes fastening
sisr him. She had evidently been shedding
: srs, but noW she sirove to smile.
'Non acted nob'y." she said. "Act always
mus aod | shall esteem you indeed as bro
der"
She spoke vilh much emotion. Lennox had
a hundred things he had intended TO say 10 her
IL they met before his departure, but they all
faded Al that moment, and indeed his choking
voice forbade utterance. He took her hand in
silence aud raised il reverenty TO his lips.
Farewell" he said. "Ohl Agnes" FIe
could utter no more.
Agnes could not speak. but the tears thai start.
ed 10 her eyes, were her answer.
l!e rushed from her presence, fung himself
on bis horse, and galloped from Courenay Hail,
with feelings skin 10 those We may imagine our
first father experienced when thrust forth from
Parsdlas. To BE CONTINUED
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THE COMMERCIAL GROWTH & GREAT
NESS OE TIE WEST.

We actthe following very interesting data
from an address delivered by Judge Hall, Of
Cincinnati, before the Young Mems Mercantile
Library Association of that city:
The history Of man does not exhibit a specta.
clio Of such rapid advancement in population.
wealth, industry aud refnelnent-such energy,
perseverance,, and enlightened public spirit, on
the part oE individuals, as is exhibited in the pro.
grcsS Of The Western pe0pe-nor Of so parsimon.
lous and sluggish spirit as that evinced towards
us by the government. All that we have, and
are, are our own, crealed by ourselves, unaided
by Il government to whose resources and power
we are now the largest contributors. We build
and maintain n fleet Of five hundred steamboats,,
bearing annually (reighlage Of moro than Two
hundred millions Of doIlarS--while we are sub.
iected TO an immense yearly loss Of life and pro-
perry, from the narrow and unwise refusal OF The
government to make comparatively small ex.
penditure 10 remove distractions from the chan.
nes of rivers, over which has the sole iurisdc.
ZION.
By our own unaided exertons, we have now
actively employed in transportation of passen.
gers and merchandise, more than five hundred
STEAMBOATS,, worth ten millions of dollars, having
the capacity Of one hundred thousand tons, and
P1HHS upon COHlCCleu CHdIH vi IlNCI nav lRhllOQ
Twelve thousand miles in extent.
! The value of the exports and imports floating
on tho western weters annually, has been eSli.
mated at two hundred and twenty millions of dol.
lars. consisting Of the products Of our soil and
manufactures, on the one hand. and of the fab.
RIGS of treign countries upon The other, all bought
with the money Of oUr merchants, and bv Them
thrown inlo The channels of trade.
| If The mercantile class had rendered no other
service To our country, than that of introducing
and fostering the agency OF steam in navigation
and manufactures. they would have entitled
themselves TO more lasting gratitude and honor,
than the most IlluStrious statesman or hero has
ever earned from the justice and enthusiasm of
his country.
Previous to tho year 1917 the whole com.
merce from New Orleans 10 the upper country.
was carried in about twenty bargcs, averaging
one hundred tons each, and making bu one lrio
in the year, so that the imporatons from New
Orleans, in one year, could not have much ex,
ceeded the freigh, brought up by one Of our larg.
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Telegraphic Correspondence of PHs. Gazette.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
RICHMOND, Nov. 5.

ASlSHWNNDb AWE "
The New Orleans papers received this morn.
ing, announce the arrival Of The steamer Aaba.
ma III New Orleans, with Vera Cruz dates to the
20h Of October.
Gen. Patterson was expected to march for the
interior on The 24lh ult.
The "Ganiusvr Liberty" has files Of Mexican
papers to the 7lh ult. Profound tranquility reign.
ed at the capital.
As soon as the Government Of Pena wns full
ly organized the fact was announced, and the
BRUSH Minister recognized the existing govern.
ment, and expressed the hope that friendly rela.
lions between the two governments might be
maintained.
Gen. Paredes is nt Yulnncingo--where he is
endeavering to establish a Monarchial system,
and has recently made several important con.
verts.
General Bravo was In Mexico at large, on
parole.
A semhlance ofthe Mexican Government met
at Queretaro on the oh, but there was no quo
rum present, and no business could be transacted
The feelings Of the people arc strenuously op'
posed to any compromise. The leading men
and Generals for ihe most part, had gone &c
OuCInd' leaSuoS Oou'H VI h"N'Sp'
A gentleman who left tho capital on the 7lt
| ult states that the Decree which ordered Pena tc
nko charge Of the Supreme power in cOnjunc
ton with two associates, had been repealed, ant
that Santa Anna, had again been called to as
sumo the rsins Of Government, and the comman(
of the Army.
The "Genus of Liberty" learns that Genera
Lanes force, on tho Ilth ult., was at Huanan
tia, town situated about half way b,ween PJ
role and Pueb'O. Santa Anna had been thsr9
bu, abandoned the place upon tho approach
Gan. Lane, leaving Two pieces of artillery an,
two prisouers--Cos. Vega and Iturbide.
Santa Anna had 1000 Cayalty, and was subse
qucndy reinforced by 1900. Gen. Rey's com
mund again took possession of ,ha town. oIte
Gen. Llne's departure. Following in his raar
he succeeded in killing 10 struggling soldiers
Gen. Rev sailed out from PuebN with consi
derabs force, Owsi'lng the approach Of Genera
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Lane, whose flank and rear were constantly har-
rassrd By the Mexicuns.
The New Orleans Picayune publishes two i'm.
porant circulars from President Pena and his
Secretary Of SAFE, being exPosiliOns Of the views
oflhe ne'V administration.
The Yellow Feyeris still taking of it' victims
at Matumoras. Lieutenant Jenkins and Captain
Churchill are named among them.
Reports prevailed at Vera Cruz that an army
mail had been captured by Guerrlas, and u
Mexican force had been posted AT Mier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-12
ARMY OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Communications beicorn General SGn'a Anna
and Colonel ChidS, al PCHj!G.
llGADQUARrERS MEXICAN Army.

Ihava taken poss ,ssion Of this city with The ar.
my under my command, for III, purpose of op?-
rating upon In several points lortii ID. AMI occu.
pied by your Exccllcncy, aud also with tha view
of hbsraIng its inhabitants from the domination
of the forces Of tho United States from whom
they have already suffered too much. Bubelor1
commencing any operations Of military char.
ucter, have considered it my duty to act in ODE.
dience 10 the impulses Of humanity, and conss-
ouenrly request that your ExceIlency will please
evacuaIs this city within certain and pCrsmptO-
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ry space Of time, it being known TO you at the
same Time thar you can depart with all the hon.
ors Of war, eilhcr to form junction with Gen
Scott. Or the forces Of your country al Peroe,
according as il best suits your pleasure. Buu
should this courteous request Of mine be unheed'
ed by your ExceIlcncy, then, although II is TO me
a painful alternative, shall commence 10 assault
your positions, the consequences Of which acI
will be felt BY your garrison, because there ex'
ISIS in the vicinity Of your Excellency 5000 men
who are determined that the rights of their na'
lion shall be maintained and respected.
God and liberty, headquarters in Peuba, Sep
ltember 25lh, l847.
ANTONIO DoPEz DE SANTA ANNA.
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ANTONIO DoFEz De SANTA ANNA.
HEADoUARTERs, Chy Of Peubla, Mexico,

HEADouARTERs, Ciy Of Peuhla, Mexico,l
September 25, l847.
To his ETcellency. d. antonio Lopez de Santa
AHna, General in Chisfof the MericGn Army
in front The city:
SIR-I had the honor OF receiving, at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, your Excelency's letter Of this
date. In il you were pleased to notify me Of the
fact that you had taken possession Of this city,
for the purpose, as you declare, of restoring TO the
full enjoyment of their liberty its citizens who
have hitherto suffered so much from the UniIed
States Army. You likewise were pleased to Of
fer certain sJipulurons 10 this garrison, provided
that il would, within fixed ums, abandon the
point of defence which it now occupies. With
regard to the assertion of your Excellency,
which implies that the inhabitants Of Peuba have
been maltreaed by the United States troops, |
wholly deny il. On The contrary, | assure you
that the properly and privileges Of all have been
maintained and respected with the greatest scru-
pulousness, indeed, so much so has II been done,
that its parallel cannot be found in the annals oi
war. And would most willingly leave ii to the
most intelligent and impartial portion Of the pop
uIalion of The city 10 decide, from which of the
Two cunending parties they have received the
most injury and molesIatlon, whether it is from
their own counrrymen or the troops Of The Uni
ted Slales.
With regard to lho, particular part Of your Ex
.cellency's leucr which demands the surrender
within fixed time, of all the positions now oc
cupied by the troops under my command, | car
only say in reply, that having been honored will
the dury of guarding and protecting, it is equal
my greatest wish and paramount obligation tC
preserve Them 10 The last; and am fully sarisf
cd that shall be able to defend them successlul
ly, inasmuch as have al my disposal all The re-
sources essential 10 its full aud complete accom-
pliShmenl.
With considerations in the highest degree re
speciul, have the honor TO be your Excellen
cy's most obediem servant,
THOMAS CHlLDS, Col. U. S. Army,
Civil and Military Governor.
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Correspondence OF the Pittsburgh Gazette.
by Telegraph.
ARElNAL OF THE FRENCH STEAMER

New loRK, Nov. 7, l847.
The French steamer arrived here, this fore.
noon from Halifax, wher1 she had put in to OBJ.
tain coal.
Paris papers arc received, containing London
dates to tho 7lh Of October. They mcn,ion tho
failures of Rongemonl& Brother John Thomas
Sons& Brother, Jersey g. Co., Mr. Van Zeers
(ho Portuguese consul) aud an English house it
Calcutta. for over halfa million sterling.
Confidence was rsviving in Liverpool and the
Chamber Of Commerce, SEM depulnIion 10 the
Chancellor o! ExchsqGer, urging relaxation q
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA

The steamer Caledonia, Captain Lott, arrived
at noon 10 day.
The Corn market is, Of course, scnsibly innu'
cnced by the swingcncy in the money market
and shows general decline, particularly in [up.
lations for inferior parcels. Indian Corn hu;
d'prcciarcd from TWO TO three shirgs per guar
ter, and meal has also recedcd in value, ard it
in very Iimilcd demand.
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The following testimony from distinguished
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Philadelphia, May Il 1871.
Having tried, for some time the Black Ink
manufactured by Mr. Joseph +, Hover, We have
found 1t well suited for manuscript by lt' run
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Its shade we also are well pleased with.
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Faculty and Prof of Anatomy.
JOHN LUDLOW, Provost.
SAMUEL B. WillE, Vicc-Provost
HENRY REED, Secretary Of the Fa-
Guilty of Arts.
ROSWELL PARKE, Professor of Nat
Philosophy and Chemistry
w W. GERHARD, Lecturer i'll the
Medical Department.
Pennsylvania Medical College, PhilaL.
We fully cnncur in the above.
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Dean ofthc Facnity.
Central High School Philadelphia
A. ID. HACIIE, Principal.
II. NJ MURTNIE, NJ. D., Prof of Ana
American Fire Insurance Co.., PhlludelphiA
FREDERICK FkALFY, Secretary.
Custom House, Philadelphia
}, d, GEORGE. Dep. Naval Officer.
II0ycr'S AtIamaH1inc Cement.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the manu-
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By virtue Of three wris OF tieri flcia
issued by Hugh Brown Esq, one of the
justices OF the Peace in and for Cecil
county, at the suit OF J. & J. Shippers
against the goods and chattc!s, lands and
tenements OF Richard Abrams, and to me
directed, ] have seized and taken into eX-
ecution all the right, title, interest, and
claim at law, and in equity, Of the said
Richard Abrams, in and to a certain
piece, parcel or tract OF land called
"JU>IlCE," lying and being in Cecil
county, adjoining the lands of Thomas
Sproston, Nathan Lakeland, James
Abrams and others, and hereby give
notice that on Saturday the Goth OF No
vembcr next, Will at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
at the house OF Mrs Lum in North East,
offer the said tract OF land for sale 10 the
highest bidder for cash.
GEO. f. WOOLEY, Conat.
Oct 80, 1917
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This is to Give Notice; shat the
Subscribers OF Cecil county, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, lei
ters OF administration on The personal estate
OF George F. Moore. late Of said county de-
ceased --All persons having claims against
the SAID deceased, ave hereby warned to en-
hibt the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, on or before the ID day
OF November 1913: they may otherwise, 10y
law, be excluded from all benefit OF said es-
tate. All persons indebted to sand estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
10 the subscribers. Given under our hands
This 18th day OF November Ig4i.
ANN MOORE.
JEHoIANIM bNIcNLA}, ! -',.'" .''>.
Nov. 18Th I1-,GW
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This is to Give Notice; That the
Oct 80, 1877

This is to Give Notice; That the
ubscriber Of Cecil county Aa,h Obtained
rom the Orphans Court Of said county, let
ters otadminaua'ion on the personal estate
OF George Eng!and late Of SAID county de-
ceased.-All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to ex-
hbi, the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, Oh or before the 9th day
of October 1878; they may Otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 23rd day of October 1917.
REBECCA c. ENGLAND, Adm';or. j. B, N
DC, 23d '47-6w
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This is to Give Notice; That t0c
subscriber Of Cecil couut' hat, nb.
from The Orphans Court al ss;,; a'lr.,.
letters of Administration on the pet@1naa
estate Of Mary Ann '.nns.rong late OF SAID
county drcensed,-Aii persons having
claims against the said deceased, are het"-
by warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, duly authenticated, on
or before the 18th day eff jun isis,
they may otherwise, by law. BE excluded
from all benefit ri sa,L estate. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested
to max" immediate ?aymen, 70 the sub
scrlber. Given under my hand This It'll
day Of August lSl7.
JOHNSON BOULDEN, AdnI'tor & I, !.
Aug. l4th i47-GW
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his is TO Give Notice, That the
subscribers of Cecil County, hath obtains
ed from the Orphans Cou,, OF said Coun-
ty letters OF administration on the per-.
sonaI estate of Lewis Kirk, late of
said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, duly authenticated,
on or before the 18th day of Oct lS1S;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate All per-
sons indebted to SAID estate are requested
80 make immediate paymen: to the sub
-crlhers, Given uuder our hands this l6th
LAY OF October iS17.
JANE H. KIRK, ,3.,.....
Wm. IiOLLlNGSWOETH. y '''' '"'''
Oct lGtn '47--GW